Borah Warns on League Pact and War at Hand
From K Ven Conn October 6 a Borah address warns the nation against entering a league bound to defend others if it risks war or national honor. He argues Congress must avoid a treaty that compels moral capitulation and threatens the United States with unwarranted entanglements.
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Inter Buried in California Mine
In California near Bernardino a cave-in trapped about fifteen miners, a relief party reached the scene by night and found some alive while others were believed dead. Sheriff W A. reportedly coordinated the rescue effort as conditions remained dire.
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California
Officers and Miners Shot in Virginia Affray
In Harless town West Virginia a clash left one deputy sheriff dead and others wounded during a fight between officers and miners at a local county site.
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Virginia
Harlestown
West Va
Mipere
Binir
State Trout Hatchery Proposal Advances in County
A committee was appointed to draft a bill to supply fish for streams in this county and neighboring areas. The Red and Reel club endorses the plan citing inadequate existing hatcheries as Wyoming streams deplete trout populations.
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Red and Reel Club
Wyoming
Wyoming Population Surges in Decade Census Record
The 1920 census reports Wyoming’s population at 194,402, up 48,487 from 1910 for a 33.2 percent rise. Nevada trails in growth among western states as Wyoming shows the second largest numeric increase in the state’s history.
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United States Census Bureau
Yoming
Washington
Nevada
Soviet opens schools for Russian youngsters drive
The Soviet announces new education push in southern towns. In Rextoff and Nakhitchevan 67 schools were opened for 4,500 pupils since September. About 150 more schools have been opened or planned.
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Moscow
Rextoff and Nakhitchevan
Philippine Budget Nearly Doubled for Next Year
Manila reports a proposed Philippine government budget of about 55 million dollars for the coming fiscal year. The request to the legislature in session here shows an increase of about 20 million dollars over the 1920 appropriations.
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Mexican laborers barricade boarding house in Pittsburgh battle
In Pittsburgh Pennsylvania a mob of Mexican laborers armed with barricades fought a police posse after a patrolman and a civilian were fatally hurt. The siege at a Homewood suburb boarding house involved heavy gunfire and prompted police action into the night.
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McAdoo to Tour for League of Nations Campaign
William G. McAdoo former treasury secretary will launch a speaking tour for the League of Nations and Governor Cox on October 14 with a multi state itinerary including Pueblo Denver Cheyenne Pocatello Idaho Falls Ogden Salt Lake San Francisco Oakland Berkeley Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. He was Cox’s chief opponent at the Democratic convention and will headline campaign events nationwide.
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Secretary of the Treasury
League of Nations
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Idaho
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Winslow
Gallup
New Mexico
Albuquerque
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Kansas
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Eral
Grimes Is Hero Of Victory By Dodgers
Grimes leads Dodgers to win as headlines report a dramatic game recapping a victory. The item notes a highlight for Grimes and the team’s triumph.
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Grimes
Dodgers
Coal Shortage Threatens Hawaiian Trade Route
Honolulu chamber of commerce reports a coal shortage in Panama threatens fuel and supply shipments. Col Gee's letter says ships bound to the Orient via Honolulu to San Diego and San Francisco may be obstructed, prompting involvement of Panama and local authorities to keep ships moving on the regular route.
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Grimes shuts out Cleveland as Brooklyn wins World Series game
In a pitching duel at Ebbets Field Burleigh Grimes hurls a shutout for Brooklyn over Cleveland 0 to 0. Grimes dominates the Indians while James Bagby allows runs only in the eighth inning. Cleveland strands fourteen baserunners as Brooklyn ties the World Series at one game apiece.
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Cleveland
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Indians
James C. Bagby
Mel Speaker
Superbas
Cleveland Clan
Boosters Out At O Gloge Sharp For Other Towns
UTT and Jeff consent to accompany the Cheyenne booster trip today. A chaotic note suggests details about personnel and preparations, with references to L Venene and T Paul Wibbs and unspecified loads, cotton needs, and a planned 7:80 start amid unclear lines.
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O'Gloge
Utt
Jeff
Petroleum Resources of U S to Be Doubled by Recovery
Washington Oct 6 predictions that the nations petroleum reserve now about 7 000 000 000 barrels would be doubled by improved recovery methods were made by J O Gewin chief petroleum technologist of the bureau of mines. He cited water flooding and compressed air processes used on abandoned wells and said the evidence supports a substantial upswing in recoverable oil.
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Ashington
J. O. Gewin
Bureau of Mines
Leki
Pennsylvania
Cladin
Miners of Three States Called to Wage Conference
Miners from Arkansas Missouri and Kansas are urged to form an interstate conference to press unions demand for higher pay for tonnage. The letter from district officers seeks the earliest possible date to meet operators resisting the wage increase.
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Mensa
Arkansas
Missouri
Registration Drives Show Early Election Interest in City
In the first two days of registration week, reports indicate a large turnout in city districts. Forward No. 4 shows two day registrations reaching 428, with 175 signed on the first day in ward No 5.
Poland Carves Russia a Corridor to Lithuania
Iga Oct 6 The Polish peace delegation reports that Russia will surrender a corridor to Lithuania, severing Lithuania from Russia and opening a line from Dvinsk to the Romanian boundary along a path near the 1916 German line. Warsaw notes hostilities may end soon as armistice talks progress after fighting since December near Warsaw.
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Lithuania
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Minsk
Riga
Warning Farmers May Shorten Food Supply
Chicago reports a warning that a slump in live stock and grain prices may prompt farmers to shorten food output. The American Farm Bureau says country elevators are full and cars unavailable, risking disruption if prices fall further and grain cannot be moved.
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Chicago
Coven Zee
Salt Lake Motor Bandits Sentenced
Salt Lake City four automobile bandits H A Sayer J T Smith William Bonsey and Frank Rodgers were sentenced to indeterminate terms in the Utah state penitentiary today after a September Sugar House bank robbery in which about 6000 dollars was taken.
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Salt Lake
H. A. Sayer
J. T. Smith
William Bonsey
Frank Rodgers
Sugar House Bank
Utah State
Reed Charges President With Military Support Guarantee
In a telegram dated October, Senator Reed asserted the president guaranteed military aid, a claim the president denied. The telegram and related telegrams surfaced through newspaper circulation and were discussed as part of a December 4, 1919, record on Reed's program and a response to a request for information from General Spender.
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