Steel mills in Chicago district open fifth week of strike
Chicago Oct 20 Steel mills in the Chicago district began the fifth week of the strike with mill officials claiming a labor force around 73 percent and some near full strength. Union leaders say most strikers remain firm as production capacity remains strong at Carnegie Steel and Inde plants despite the dispute.
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Steel Wars
Gain Fitzpatrick
Rele
Bet Diva
Carnegie Steel Conmipany
Pittsgh
Duquesot Mit
Chicago
Snappy Bouts at R.R. Club Reported
Local boxing night at the railroad club featured a four round decision for Louilloo af Denwem over Kid Broad with two minute rounds each. Other bouts included competitors from the 15th Cavalry and Sailor unit, reported as two minute matches.
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Louilloo Af
Aviators and ship landings dominate notices at ONeil Field
Fragmentary report notes only one ship lands at ONeil Field on Monday with two departures, a crash near Tipton and Kiel by Sidney, and a lone aviator competing. It mentions Lieutenant Nelson and others, with partial timings and unclear events at Cheyenne and Salt Lake searches.
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Oneil Field
Crash
Tipton
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 Memorial for Roosevelt to Be Restored
Leading southerners including U S Senator Harris plan funds to buy the Bulloch homestead at Martha Bulloch near Atlanta Georgia. The site would be preserved as a memorial to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt mother of Theodore Roosevelt and a notable southern figure.
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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
Roswell, Georgia
Wyoming congressman cites miner demands risk coal supply
The article reports a Wyoming congressman claiming miner demands could push coal beyond reach for all but the very rich. It notes 500000 miners threatening a strike and John L. Lewis stating the order would not be rescinded, amid looming talks with Secretary Wilson and industry representatives as winter coal stockpiles worry officials.
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Wyoming
I'alese
J. T. Brewer
Cou Opentors
Wilsom
Ming
Wilton
Tre
Shiner
Roosevelt Day Urges Wyoming to Fund Memorial Drive
Governor Carey calls a state conference for October 27 Theodore Roosevelt birth anniversary to discuss the 1900 dollar Roosevelt Memorial fund quota and coordinated action by mayors prosecutors fair price committees and justice department reps. Hot Springs county reports 200 subscribers toward the 19000 state quota with Laramie county setting a 2540095 target.
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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
Casey
German Opera Staged as Police Clash with Veterans in New York
In New York City, soldiers sailors and marines and several veterans clashed with police outside the Lexington Theatre as Die Meistersinger was presented in German despite Mayor Hylan's ban until the peace treaty. Shots fired bricks hurled, but the performance proceeded amid the unrest.
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New Yore
Hylan
New York
Lexington Theatre
Sta
Human Spider Bill Strother Dies After Fall in Omaha
Bill Strother known as the Human Spider dies after falling from an office building in Omaha while climbing for Salvation Army aid. Born in Blanhenstung North Carolina he reportedly had four years of experience scaling tall structures and had climbed notable buildings in New York. A Labor party gathering occurred in Alo city amid primaries, with Labour candidates and speakers addressing the crowd.
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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
Labor Party
Alo City
Labor Temple
Ani
Dall
Ushiak Jahor Mondera
Red plot to assassinate Gary mayor revealed
Secret service officials announced that radicals plotted to assassinate Mayor W. Modges of Gary Indiana. Unnamed plans and a warned threat prompted an active investigation and heightened security around the city leadership.
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Secret Service
Niet
W. @. Modges
Gary, Ini
Wyoming mines 10 obey strike order
The United Mine Workers district orders a midnight October 31 walkout of 7,000 Wyoming coal miners and 42 coal mines and operators to halt operations, with miners to stay out unless kept on duty to prevent damage. G E Bateman says all 40 locals will comply and miners will be out unless instructed otherwise.
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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 Offer Ends Tomorrow in State Leader Campaign
The State Leader's Salesman Club announces a final 10 p.m. tomorrow deadline for the big extra credits offer, plus the 40 percent price cut. Members in the region are urged to work the Wine event and prepay for extra credits, with top performers expected to win the campaign prize.
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Lejsen
Issance
Gheyenne
Mioumi
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