International Post Conference Opens in Madrid
Madrid October 4 delegates gathered for the postal congress with former Swiss president Decoppet presiding. Sessions are mostly private and committees will report on topics. Major disputes center on postal rate increases and the value of the franc, with implications across France Italy Belgium and Switzerland.
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Madrid
Spain
Decoppet
Switzerland
Pontage
Pang Masao
France
Italy
Belgium
Cireste
Aviators Pin Down After Airship Accident
Max Hort and Victor Alsop, aviators from Salina, Kansas, were injured when their plane fell from a considerable height near Lincoln Nebraska on Monday evening. The two were pinned inside the wreckage.
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Lincoln, Neb
Maxhort
Victor Alsop
Salina
Kas
Hard Coal Miners Still Asking More
Recon sideration of the anthracite miners demands for a wage equal to that of the bituminous miners will be asked of Secretary of Labor Wilson by a committee of the hard workers policy committee at Canton Ohio Tuesday. Chairman Thomas Kennedy said the commission will seek an 18 percent increase in addition to the 18 cent grant already given, with further gains for laborers and other mine workers. A revision of the commission award that abolished or reduced the differential between skilled and unskilled wages will also be requested.
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Pittsburg
Wilson
Hard Workers Policy Committee
Camton
Thomas Kennedy
Commission
Canton
Seery
Early Indian Health Mastery in Surgery and Medicine
The Indians, at the time of the discovery of America, Were con sider hiy advanced in surgery and medicine. Shellas is the product of an in sect that feeds on the gap of trees.
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America
James Cox to Visit Seven States Amid War Veteran Parade
The article notes James Cox planned trips through seven states, continuing from page one. It describes veterans from Sandusky County marching in a parade to honor the anniversary of President James' birth and an event reviewing a cemetery grave nearby.
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Sandusky County
Apes
Seat Sales Leave No Vacancies
A large line formed yesterday for a senate sale with seats priced at 3 and 1 plus tax. Officials expected about 26 000 spectators to attend if all seats and bleachers filled at a game to be played at Ebbets Field.
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Senate
Fane
Ebbets
Yee Goow to Be Attorney None Wilkes Goes On Murder Plea
Wilkes ee Goow, slayer of Rolland and John Federden, pleaded not guilty to murder before Judge W Men in Laramie county district court. He lacks funds for counsel and was assigned court protection. trial date for the Holland murder not set. Twenty two cases called with several defendants found guilty on liquor law and burglary charges. bonds ranged from 600 to 1000 dollars. Pleas of guilty entered by Kahookano for burglary and Shafer Wood for grand larceny and other burglaries by Bankers and Shields.
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Eo Goow
Rolland
John Federden
W. Men
Laramie County
Paul Wilcor
Geon
Holland
Collenrg
Maggie Lowore
Ralph Rohm
L. A. Smith
Louis LaFontaine
Charles Mancon
Joseph Bentfield
Harrod
Thomas Carroll
Harry McConnell
William McConnell
John Kahookano
Arthur Shafer
Joseph Wood
Mike Shields
Small Part of Big Schiff Fortune Is Left for Charity
New York news reports charit able bequests of about 1 360 000 by J H Schiff banker who died last week His will filed in surrogate court leaves the remainder of the estate to be shared by his son Mortimer L Schiff of Oyster Bay and Mrs Frieda Warburg The widow was amply provided for outside the will and in a document also
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New York
J. H. Sohif
Pehropiat
Mortimer L. Schiff
Oyster Bay
Frieda Warburg
Two Killed When Train Hits Auto Near Lincoln
Lincoln report says Mr and Mrs Michael Kaseg of Lincoln were killed instantly when their car was struck by a Burlington train near Greenwood about 18 miles east of Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Michael Kaseg
Lincoln
Purlington
Greenwood
Here
Propaganda of Open Shop Advocates Approved by Quinn
In Newark New Jersey at a Monday gathering organized by the National Federation of Labor President Quinn denounced injunctions limiting labor orders. He urged opposition to open shop mandates and framed restraining orders as tools used against striking workers.
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Noy
Quinn
Newark
WN. J
United States
Naw
Ponzi Associate May Face Dominion Action
New York Oct 4 The man once linked to Charles Ponzi and named as his associate, is indicted and to be sent to Dominion to await action on a request by the British Crown for his extradition.
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Ponzi
New York
Elo M. B. Beveino
Charles Ponei
Wisard
Bomon & Ence
United Law
Montreal
Farmer Labor Candidate Predicts States Win for Party
Bridgeport Conn Oct 4 Parley P Christensen farmer labor presidential candidate forecast the party would win several states. He said the results could divert enough votes from Harding to throw the election into the house of representatives. The fragment mentions a Sunny Sue dog prize but lacks full context and clarity.
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Farmer-Labor
Candi
Sunny Sue
Congress
Bridgeport
Conn
Parley P. Christensen
Farmer Labor
Daddy Harding
of Representatives
Arrest Reveals Amazing Family Involved Abduction Case
Report details a family flight to Nebraska with two daughters and a mother and son. In Chadron the younger daughter fled with Smidt paying for transport to Cheyenne and half the travel costs for the others. The brother allegedly acted as a kingpin since the party arrived, as authorities prepare to involve federal agents.
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Apo
Nebraska
Chadron
Smidt
Cheyenne
Taft to Speak in Salt Lake City This October
Former President William Howard Taft will visit Salt Lake City in late October to campaign for the Republican party. Albert J. Beveridge Irvine Lenroot and other leaders will join in efforts to organize a rally at the Mormon Tabernacle, which seats 2000.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
William Howard Taft
Salt Lake
United States
Harry 8
New
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Oon
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Irvine Lenroot
Anid
Mormon Tabernacle
German officials to be released from federal custody
Leavenworth Kansas October 4 1919 Neichard Von Schack and Frans Von Bopp former counsel and vice counsel for the German imperial government in San Francisco are to be released from federal custody by the United States authorities. Their wartime records and the related proceedings are noted in the latest official dispatch.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Neichard von Schack
Frans von Bopp
San Pranchco
United States
Inquest Planned Over San Diego Captain Leonard eannee
An inquest will be held Tuesday over the body of Captain Leonard eannee a Mexican gunboat officer who died in San Diego Sunday. The district attorney will forward the result to the state department in Washington. Authorities allege the wounds came from actions by army officers of former Governor Be Cantu at Enenads Lower California two months ago during a planned expedition.
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San Diego
Cal
Leonard Eannee
State Department
Washinston
Zapeda
Be Cantu
Enenads
Lower California
Oysters Found Embedded in Solid Rock at Uoos Méy
Edible oysters living like fou await discovery embedded in solid rock near Uoos Méy Ore.
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Uoos Méy
Ore
Escaped an Operation in Cairo Report
A fragment from a Cairo column notes a patient’s account of failed attempts to cope with female troubles through repeated operations. It suggests medicine often remains the essential relief when other methods fail.
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