Labor Day Observance Planned With Parade and Rally
Robert Smith of the Trades and Labor Assembly announces Labor Day events in the city. A parade forms at 10 o clock Monday morning, Sept 6, followed by a City Park meeting with William Thornton of Denver delivering the principal address. Speeches start at 1:30 p.m. and include children’s amusements and a concert.
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The
Trates and Labor Assembly
City Park
William Thornton
Denver
Colorado State
Fecoration of Labor
Pioneer Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Ninewenth
Thames
Theresa
Eighteenth
Warren
Seventeenth
Pioneer
Lincoln Way
Lincoln
Carey
Capitol
Central
Nineteenth
Chty Park
Barbera
Union Pacific Band
Penatal
Smith
Red Flare Used to Trap Black Hander in Old Bridgeport
Police report seven men implicated in blackmail schemes tied to a bomb at Acme Shear Company plant. A gunsmith built a box revolver with a red flare trigger to signal arrest at a designated spot. one suspect surrendered after a flare was shown.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Vis
Connecticut
Acme Shear Company
Dwight C.phosiet
Acme Shear Fenany
Ate
A & Hagune
Fas
Bia
Moe
Bolsheviki Claim Offensive Tactics Reported
An unofficial London statement says Bolshevik forces have occupied several villages north of Drest-Litowek. The report cites Russian positions and strategic movements as part of ongoing offensives.
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Ondon
Governor Cox reiterates charges in Michigan tour
Governor Cox continues western campaign in Michigan with a dozen speeches. He repeats claims of a plot to buy the election and accuses Republicans of attempting to Newberryize the nation. He cites a republican treasurer bulletin and a list of subscriptions as proof, naming many New York business figures.
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Mich
Cox
Michigan
Lansing
Cipal
Amecae Secodas
Newberry
Pittsburg
Senate
Repubican
Wiliam Barnes, Jr
New York
Cox Hints at Perjury in Chicago Probe
Governor Cox in Kalamazoo accuses Republican leaders of lying under oath about a campaign contribution quota. He cites Chicago denials on an $8,145,000 quota for fifty-one cities and claims perjury was involved in the senate committee inquiry.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago
Senate
Pittsburgh
George Creel Spent Eight Millions During War Effort
A Senate report notes United States Committee on Public Information expenditures totalled 8,246,249 during the war under George Creel. Net cost to the government was less due to film sales and other revenue from the agency.
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United States Committee of Public Information
George Creel
United States Senate
Council of National Defense
Lithuanians and Poles Reported Engaged in New War
Berlin dispatch states Lithuanian and Polish forces clashed along the Odino Bowalks front. Detachments reportedly pushed Polish troops back by 35 to 50 miles and routed them while capturing war matériel.
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Berlin
Calegrepe
Odino-Bowalks
Harding Urges Outlaw War For World Peace At Mount Gilead
Senator Harding spoke at Mount Gilead Ohio urging the United States to lead to outlaw war and secure permanent world peace. He said nations may sacrifice nationality but Americans must avoid universal service unless gratitude to veterans is ensured. He addressed former service members and pledged to spare their sons from front lines if possible.
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United States
Harding
Mount Gilead
Ohio
American Legion
America
State Officers Outline Progress on Cheyenne Development
Wyoming leaders pledge to safeguard public interests and boost resources during Young Men's Literary club session in Cheyenne. Governor Carey and Secretary of State Chaplin announced plans to locate Union Pacific headquarters here and to secure projects like a wool mill and a four mill.
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Cheyenne
Young Men's Literary Club
Carey
Chaplin
The
Union Pacific
A. W. Woodruff
Deming
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Jacobson
Wheatland
Platte County
Sam M. Thompson
Shockley Sets Casper to Denver Driving Record
Clarence Shockley and companions drove 350 miles from Casper to Denver in 8 hours 45 minutes setting a new automobile record. They left Casper four hours after the Colorado and Southern train. The trip aimed to reach Denver in time to see Casper Rapid City play in a baseball tournament.
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Galo
Clarence Shockley
Casper
Denver Bhotkiey
Rapid City
Colorado & Bouthern
Shockley
Clarence West
Be Leeperance
Weather Forecast Preview Warm Weekend Shift
The forecast shows a general pattern toward warmer temperatures through the weekend with a steady rise in daytime highs and a potential cool-off by Sunday. Expect mostly clear skies and light breezes across the region.
Aviators Bailed Out After Wind Storm Near Reno
Reno aviator James McKay of Reno and pilots Daniel Devieen of Los Angeles and John Wooley of Oakland were forced to bail out 19 miles from Reno due to a wind storm. They landed safely without injury. the incident disrupted late Thursday afternoon travel and slight damage was reported.
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Iake Daniel Devieen
Los Angeles
San Francisco
John Wooley
Oakland
James McKay
Rock Springs Business Man Drowns Self
The body of J. W. O'Donnell of Rock Springs Wyoming was found floating in the Columbia River at St Helens Oregon on Friday. O'Donnell had disappeared August 27th.
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Rock Springs
J. W. O'Donnell
Oregon
St, Helens
Ora
Wyoming
Columbia River
O'Donnell
Local Businessman J W O'Donnell Found Dead Near St Helens
Ai Springs Wy was Sept 3. J W O'Donnell a popular businessman disappeared last Friday morning and his body was found in the Columbia river near St Helens Oregon He was about 40 years old His widow and two children live here He left Rock three weeks ago following a nervous breakdown.
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Ai Springs
Wyo
J. W. O’donnell
Columbia River
St. Helens
Oregon
Rock
Ford
Tt Drew Llve
Former County Clerk Dillman Seen En Route Home
Dillman, former county clerk of Cheyenne, was spotted in town while traveling from New York to Salt Lake City. He grew up here, served one term as county clerk as a Democrat, and now works in the San Pedro railroad engineering department based in Salt Lake City.
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Big’ Dillman
Cheyenne
New York
Salt Lake City
Mr. Dillman
San Pedro
Utah
American Dyers to Get German Supply
The Textile Alliance announces Americans may buy German reparations dyes under Versailles terms. The non profit consumer group will distribute only dyes not produced in the United States or lacking suitable pricing, via the War Trade Board.
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Washington
Germany
Textile Alliance
War Trade Board
Dement
United
Railroads Plan to Buy Much Equipment
Chicago report says nearly 100 railroad executives representing 90 percent of lines met to address congestion. It was announced that part of the 600 million borrowed from the government would fund immediate construction and purchase of 1 250 passenger cars, 1 1800 care, and 1 250 valves with delivery by mid winter.
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Chicago
Man Charged With Theft At Air Mail Landing
D Real, a young man, was charged with theft at the municipal landing north of town. He allegedly took oil from the supply and was selling it to associates. He was taken before the grand jury for indictment.
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D. Real
Hie Trivada
Wale
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Opponents Seek Supreme Court Review of Suffrage Ruling
Washington reports that suffrage opponents won a temporary delay as Chief Justice Smythe denied certification to the United States Supreme Court. The District of Columbia Court of Appeals held it lacked authority to certify while awaiting its own decision. A party contends there is a constitutional question and plans to move the case to the high court before election day.
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Batley
District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Smythe
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
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Court of Appeals
Tennessee Governor forwards journal on suffrage ratification
Governor Roberts sent to Secretary Colby a certified copy of Tennessee’s journal recording Tuesday’s ratification action. Suffragists argue the transcript may be used to challenge the ratification of the nineteenth amendment while anti-ratificationists celebrate the move as potential evidence.
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Tenn
House of Representatives
Roberts
Colby
Tuesaday
Washington
Tennessee
Lyncher Convicted in Minnesota Rioting Case
DULUTH Minn Sept 3 A jury in the district court convicted Henry Stephenson a truck driver of rioting in connection with a mob that stormed the city jail on June 15 and lynched three Negro circus employees A Minnesota law carries a maximum five year prison term for the crime.
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Minn
Henry Stephenson
Minnesota
Army Men to Vote Wherever
Army personnel may register and vote in the presidential election without returning to their home towns under a war department order issued in Washington. Soldiers stationed away from home can cast ballots in November as directed.
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BT. Paul
War Department
Washington
Movie Actor's Gun Accident Brings Crisis in New York
Hubert Barron a Los Angeles stage and screen actor was in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital Friday after a gun accident. Doctors said he had lost a dangerous amount of blood but there was a cautious indication he might recover.
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Hubert Barron
Los Angeles
Bellevue Hospital
Nicians
Burlesque Prima Donna Delays Show With Odd Plea
New York observers report the prima donna of an uptown burlesque show began a performance with a garbled plea about arm and kiss, leading to confusion and an orderly disruption as patrons reacted.
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New York
Freight rate making basis may be upset
Washington report from Sept 3 states Examiner William A Disque proposes disapproval of combination rates based on distances east and west of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. The tentative finding, tied to a complaint by the Intermediate Rate association, could alter class and commodity rates to Pacific coast cities and inter mountain regions from points east of the Rocky Mountains, affecting nationwide pricing.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Inter-State Commerce Commission
William A. Disque
Intermediate Rate Association
Pacific Coast
Inter-Mountain Territory
Rocky Mountains
Women to push Maryland legislature on suffrage amendment
National Woman's Party plans to urge Maryland's legislature to reconsider its rejection of the suffrage amendment and move toward making Maryland the 37th state to ratify. A legislative meeting was scheduled to address women's voting rights.
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Washington
Maryland
National Woman's Party
Painters End Strike As Wage Pact Restores Ten Dollar Pay
New York reports ten thousand painters return to work after employers representing two thirds of the strike sign a wage scale raising pay to $10 a day from $9. Union officials announced the settlement ends the strike which disrupted city projects.
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New York
Gerard to Handle Finances for Cox
James W. Gerard of New York former ambassador to Germany was named chairman of the finance committee of the national Democratic committee. He will assume his duties immediately and had been a candidate for the presidential nomination.
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New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
National Democratic Committee
Gerard
Ones
Policemen Association Resolutions Action at Kingston
Kingston convention adopts resolutions asking motion picture producers not to burlesque police officers. The New York State Policemen's Association made the plea during its annual gathering.
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Kingston
N. Y
New York
Quake at Angeles Causes Light Shaking No Damage
A light earthquake shock was felt in parts of the city early Friday. No damage was reported. The tremor occurred in Los Angeles California with no injuries or further incidents noted.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Places You May Buy Drinks Grow Scarce on Manhattan Island
Federal prohibition agents pressed the Volstead act search Thursday visiting 135 Bronx saloons finding liquor storage only in two shops. Both establishments were subpoenaed to appear before a U S commissioner.
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Manhattan Island
New York
Bronx
United States
Mrs Mac Swiney at Cork Lord Mayor's Deathbed in Brixton
London Sept 3 Mrs Mac Swiney wife of Cork Sinn Fein lord mayor lies by his side in Brixton prison as he starves himself to death. She spends nights at his bed and visits daily while Sean MacSwiney the brother stays at the prison.
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MacSwiney
Sinn Fein
Cork
Ireland
Brixton
Aker
Sean MacSwiney
Practical Politics Applied to Women's Primary in Missouri
A Kansas City Missouri Republican women’s primary in Jackson County exposes a district dispute as a house host warns a rival who sits by the ballot box. The caller reports tactics and a rival bringing in African American supporters, prompting party headquarters to weigh further actions.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Jackson County
Inter-Mountain Ram Sale Proves Highly Successful
Salt Lake City reports the fifth annual Inter Mountain ram sale closed Thursday with official figures due Saturday. Associations officers expect total sales to reach $200,000 or more, and wool growers call the event one of the most successful ever held.
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Salt Lake City
Iowa Miners and Operators Form New Joint Committee
A new six member joint committee of Iowa coal miners and operators was appointed to resolve wage and policy disputes. The previous committee failed to agree on retroactive wage adjustments to August and on powder pricing.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Rescue of S-5 Sub Crew After Prolonged Submersion
The S-5 submarine crew of thirty was saved after forty four hours submerged when the Alanthus spotted the vessel with thirty feet of bow above water off the Delaware capes on Thursday. Captain Swinson reported that Chief Engineer Grace and R A McWilliams of the General Goethals aided the attempt, and a hole was cut through the hull allowing all men to escape by 1 30 p m and 2 46 p m respectively. The last to exit was Lieutenant Commander Charles M Cooke Jr who was rescued aboard the Alanthus and received hot soup before instruction.
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Alanthus
Delaware Capes
E. O. Swinson
General Goethals
Hoboken
W. R Grace
R. A. McWilliams
Swingon
Swinson
Grace
McWilliams
Charles M. Cooke, Jr
Gabyaber Saban Pet
G Po
Senator Johnson to Speak in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb March reports Senator Hiram Johnson of California will tour Nebraska to address the Republican party ahead of the national convention. Frank A. Harrison, Johnson’s state manager, announced the plan and said a letter from the party’s committee encouraged speeches in support of the American League project.
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Neb
Hiram Johnson
California
Nebraska
Frank A. Harrison
Johnson
Harrison
County Agent Leaves for Yellowstone and Oregon Journey
Mitchell Wilking, previously a county agricultural agent for Laramie County, left yesterday with his wife and daughter by car for Yellowstone Park. They will proceed to Oregon where it is announced Mr. Wilkins will take over. Zeiger of Fort Collins has been appointed to assume the post.
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Wilking
Laramie Couty
Yellowstone Park
Oregon
Naval vessels deployed in Belfast to deter shipyard riots
A heavy cruiser and a torpedo boat destroyer arrived at Belfast harbor to thwart possible damage to shipyards during rioting. A second battalion reached Belfast on Friday, reinforcing security measures at the port.
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Belfast
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