Judge Jails 18 Socialists in County Court
The judge fines several women and children after a street speaking case, citing fear of humiliation for his Scotch kin. A woman with a baby argues innocence as she and others are jailed, while a veteran husband pays a fine. Lucy Parsons protests from the courtroom as Judge Humphries blasts the notion of guilt.
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Jall
Albert R. Parsons
Chicago
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Parson
Tarife Bill Advances Toward Law As Senate Adopts Conference
Senators debate the tariff conference report with Penrose praising Angora wool duties while Pomerene and Borah fault amendments on spirits tax and child labor. Simmons lauds the bill as a landmark showing Democratic unity as the conference measure nears passage.
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Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Ator Borah
Borah
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Allen Defeats DeOro to Claim Pocket Billiard Title
Benny Allen of Kansas City repeated his winning form over Alfred DeOro world champion in a two night match for the pocket billiard title. Allen secured the second block 200 to 164 to push the two nights totals to Allen 400 DeOro 812. Thigh runs were Allen 29 and 84 DeOro 34 and 41.
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New York
Benny Allen
Kansas City Tonight
Alfred TeOro
Allen
DeOra
Peace or No Loan Says Prance to the Turks
Intransigeant reports France will not discuss a proposed 140 million dollar loan to Turkey until the Greece Turkish dispute is settled. The stance, the paper says, could hasten Balkan peace by removing the final obstacle to a settlement.
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Paris
Turkey
France
Balkans
Panama Canal Quake Test Sparks Confidence in Locks
Panama Canal officials led by Colonel George H. Goethals report no damage from last night’s earthquake to the Gatun locks. In a week the locks handled two major tests showing the mechanism works perfectly and vessels pass freely, reinforcing faith that the flat arch and locks endure seismic shocks.
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Panama
Panama Canal
George H. Goethals
Sathmian Canal
Gatun
Consulting Board of Engineers
Settlement in sight for Lancashire cotton workers
Bolton England Oct 2 Until the federation of the Master Cotton Spinners association meets on Oct 10 no more steps will be taken to secure the return of the employer of Lancashire mills whose strike caused a great lockout. It is feared the suspension of air spinning will put 650000 workers out of work. Probably many more are indirectly dependent on the industry.
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Bolton
England
Federation of the Master Cotton Spinners’ Association
Lancashire Mills
T. R. Prepares to Visit Brazilian Jungles
Anthony Fiala, chosen by Theodore Roosevelt to arrange gear for the colonel's South American trip, announced itinerary details. The party sails for Brazil and travels from Buenos Ayres by water 1400 miles to the Paraguay river headwaters, then into Matto Grosso to explore unexplored jungle regions near the Tapajos and Xingu rivers.
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Xingu
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Sheriff asks troops as copper strike tightens
Calumet Michigan October 2 The Copper District strike unrest prompts Keweenaw County Sheriff Hepting to cable Governor Ferris for military help. General Abbey orders immediate readiness with cavalry in Calumet and Keweenaw, with possible calls to Houghton and Calumet units if needed. Local authorities warn entry into the Keweenaw district is unsafe at morning or night.
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Calumet
Keeneenaw
Houghton
Violinist Plans Jail Concert in Alimony Case
George Shelnik the Russian violinist jailed in Ludlow Street for non payment of alimony proposes to give a concert in jail within days. His lawyer told the Supreme Court that if the client cannot earn money to support alimony a jail concert may be his only recourse.
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New York
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Ludlow Street
Supreme Court
Tariff Sparks Talk Of New Japan United States Treaty
Officials in Washington believe a new tariff bill drives the Tokyo discussion of a possible revised commercial treaty with the United States. A Japanese proposal raised during California land debate suggested amending the treaty to allow Japanese residents to own land on equal terms with citizens of other nations. The issue does not diminish Japan’s claim that California’s action violates the treaty, but is seen as a fallback option.
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Washington
Tokio
Japan
United States
California
Gardner Opposes Woman Suffrage at Governor Campaign
Augustus Gardner, Republican candidate for governor, opposed woman suffrage in a speech during the state campaign. A planned convention plank favored an amendment to the constitution to grant women the vote, while Gardner said he would not vote for women's suffrage personally.
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Doseton
Local notes from Paola area report travel and community events
Paola gleanings note Wm Pederton in Cheyenne with Union Pacific, Mrs Roy Arnold shopping, Mrs Roscoe Hendricks rheumatism, BE Haskell hauling grain, Geo Parker family moving to Cheyenne for winter and school entries. Will Ader and Jay Berry mountain trip for posts. W L Arnold to Egbert for carpentry, helping Brannen with a barn. Ladies Thimble club at Divide with dinner, sewing and chat. Stanley children back at school after week, 200 bushels potatoes. Past week school hauling appreciated by teachers. Sunday school closed at Castle, Good Roads Day observed by dry farmers on Yellowstone Highway. Verna Vollock’s school closed briefly for cold. ceiling work ordered for Castle school. Percy Gogeln and Mrs Parker in Cheyenne.
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Thimble Club
Race and church leaders clash over color line
In a heated debate at a conference in Jamaica, Sir Sidney Olivier argues racial differentiation fuels conflict and calls for disciplined reform among both white and Black communities. He cites colonial and American contrasts and warns against simplistic equal treatment without addressing deeper civil tensions.
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Southmampton
Prolema
Ito
Sidney Olivier
Ernor
Jamaiica
United States
Weat Indies
Exeter
Clifton
Jamadca
Wsy
New Zealand Rugby Team Arrives for Pacific Coast Tour
The New Zealand rugby party lands in San Francisco for a week long Pacific coast and Canada tour. They will face Olympic Club next Saturday and then meet varsity teams from several Western universities. The squad relies on seasoned players with little formal training.
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San
Sherman G and Mirror plating mystery continues
Fragmentary notes describe a local Sherman area issue involving paper hanging and plating at a G and Mirror facility. Officials investigate possible delays and safety concerns while residents seek clarification on the project timeline and impact.
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Sherman G& Mirror
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