Steel Mills Open Fifth Week as Strike Continues in Chicago District
CHICAGO Oct 20 Steel mills in the Chicago district started the fifth week of the strike with mill officials asserting a labor force around 73 percent and some near full strength while union leaders say most strikers remain firm. The Carnegie Steel Company and Duquesne plants, among others, reported near full crews despite the walkout.
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Steel Wars
Gain Fitzpatrick
Rele
Bet Diva
Carnegie Steel Conmipany
Pittsgh
Duquesot Mit
Chicago
Snappy Bouts at R.R. Club Ends in Decision
The card featured several two minute rounds with Louilloo af Denwem Jast TM and Kid Broad engaging in a six round bout. Local contenders Kindail Cold Red and Sailor hie also appeared in matches, with the final decision awarded to a victor in the 15th Cavalry bout.
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Aviator Event At ONeil Field Sees One Lands And Two Depart
An air event reports a single ship landing at ONeil Field on Monday while two depart. A crash occurs near Tipton and Kiel, close to Sidney. Only one aviator competes, piloted No. 40, with Lieutenant Nelson as port. Debris and timing details follow, noting motor trouble and forced landings during the morning session.
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Kiel
Sidney
Ae — Wabscontinental
Rome
Ned
Yesto
Day
Sheridan
Nelson
Port Rus
Forch
Pecaotan
Lowell
Smith
Queen
Ie Gees
Pmc Feld
Ofeloek Yestar Y
Worning
Suodgwe
Batu At
Noton
Connect
Geen Holog
Coyin Smith
Salt Lake
Bulloch Homestead for Roosevelt Memorial Targeted
Leading southerners and Senator fund efforts to purchase the Bulloch homestead in Georgia as a memorial to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt wife of Theodore Roosevelt. The project aims to preserve the Georgia plantation setting near Atlanta and highlight the birthplace of Roosevelt’s mother. Georgia figures Harris and Smith back the fund drive for the old mansion once linked to the Southern Civil War era.
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United States
Bulloch
Martha Bulloch
Simous
Ana~ellarsi
New York
Georgia
TtoRwell
Atlanta
Wit Smith
William J. Harris
Georgiay
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wyoming congressman warns miners demand could push coal beyond wealthier buyers
The speech accompanies war era wage gains cited by Monde asserters. John L. Lewis asserts the strike order remains in effect unless operators negotiate. A labor secretary mediated conference expects little progress as coal supply fears grow amid looming winter shortages.
Governor Carey Calls State Conference On Rising Living Costs
Governor Carey asks Wyoming leaders to convene a 2 PM meeting on October 27 Roosevelt Day to address the national and state effort to raise funds for the Roosevelt Memorial and to coordinate price controls with county and city officials and federal representatives. The move follows a statewide drive to meet a $19 000 state quota toward a $5 000 000 memorial fund.
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Robert D. Cruse
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Hot Springa County
Hot Springs
Laramie County
Carey
America
Noble
Theodore Ruoscols
Frigod
Theodore
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Gener
United States
Department of Justice
Soldiers Clash as Die Meistersinger Is Performed in New York
In New York October 20 thousands of soldiers sailors and marines and bystanders confronted police as Die Meistersinger was staged in German at the Lexington theatre despite Mayor Hylan’s ban until a peace treaty. Shots were fired bricks were hurled and several former service men clashed with authorities in attempts to reach the theatre.
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New York
New Yore
Hylan
Lexington Theatre
Sta
Human Spider Bill Strother dies in fatal Omaha fall
Bill Strother known as the Human Spider died after a fall from an Omaha office building while climbing for a Salvation Army act. He was said to have trained four years as a climber and had performed feats at notable New York and other city structures. His death follows a chaotic account of labor party demonstrations in Alo city primaries.
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Bill Strother
Bunny Epller
Cheyenne
Salvation Arrow Drive
Omaha
Salvation Army
Blrother
Blanhenstung
N. C
Ile
Cutie
Singer
New York
Bulli
Red radicals plotted to assassinate city mayor
Secret service officials disclosed unverified plans by radicals to kill Mayor W. Modges of Gary Indiana. The report cites an alleged plot to assassinate the city leader, with authorities stating they have uncovered potential methods and motives.
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Secret Service
Niet
W. @. Modges
Gary, Ini
Wyoming Mines Ordered to Strike By Coal Miners
A strike call for bituminous coal miners in Wyoming was issued with a midnight October 31 start. About 7,000 miners in District No 22 of the United Mine Workers will walk out, halting 42 mines and many small operators, with safeguards to protect property. G E Bateman said the order stands and all workers will comply unless otherwise directed by officials.
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I'alese
J. T. Brewer
Cou Opentors
Wilsom
Ming
Wilton
Tre
Shiner
Wyoming
Wldight
United Mine
Amenéa
Fee Tide
G. E. Bateman
James Morkan
Sione
Morgen Bine
Salts Lake City
Hoxlays
Mn. Bateman
Burt Evil
Extra Credits Campaign Ends At State Leader Sale
The State Leader's Salesman Club ends at 10 p.m. tomorrow with a 40 percent price offer expiring. Members push regionwide outreach for 100 extra credits, aiming to reward top performers at campaign close.
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Lejsen
Issance
Gheyenne
Mioumi
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