Public Health Talks Highlight Indian Reservation Work
Illumed conference reports on public health efforts among the Arapaho on the reservation. Speakers include Mrs Bethesda Beale Beahan and Miss A Cogan conveying nursing, heart health, and tuberculosis control charts and exhibits.
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Agia
Public Association
Tate
Wallis
Misa Agnes Wright
Wyoming
Ameri- Library Service
Sanatoria
Jin M. Dobbin
Arthur J. Strawson
Indianpolis
Wion
Elace
Bethesda Bealehahan
Washington
Chanan
A. Cogan
Public Heart Nursing
Jon
Sasatar
Ae Eaeh
Redross County
Linda Miers
Senate probes campaign spending in education and publications
Chairman Kenyon announced new subpoenas in the senate investigation resuming Wednesday. The inquiry targets use of governmental publications in the democratic presidential campaign and League of Nations influence, with Philander Claxton among those to be questioned.
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Neveral
Clanton Weil
Poison Olive Thomas Death Reported In America
New York dispatch identifies the body of Anna Daly, a actress, who died in a hospital after alleged poisoning. The death followed troubling news from Paris and involvement of Olive Thomas, a noted film figure, with reference to McKees and Teeslay locations.
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Olive Thomas
America
New York
P. Z
McKkees Mocks
Teeslay
Anna Daly
Poleon
Soiftantia
Paris
Obive Sa Nation
Coieaga Os
Iowa Miners Reject Wage Contract Vote Outcome
Des Moines reports Iowa coal miners rejected the wage contract agreed by the joint scale committee by 135 to 106. A new vote was set for Wednesday to determine next steps in the wage dispute affecting miners and operators statewide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Acale
World eyes day America on prohibition at inter congress
Washington Sept 21 Prohibition in the United States attracted the attention of Sir Auckland Geddes British ambassador who opened the Fifteenth Inter‑Congress Against Alcohol. He declared reports of the proceedings had been requested by his government and that other nations were studying the societal and economic effects of total prohibition.
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Ashington
United States
Aukland Geddes
Woman's Nude Float Event Messes Up Wisconsin Meet
A garbled OCR fragment references a Michigan Mile event with a woman, implying a controversial float or nude display. Details are unclear, but the piece suggests disruption at a Wisconsin venue with Michigan affiliations.
Harding Attacks Versailles Pact With China Critique
Senator Harding charged at a front porch speech in Arion Ohio that Wilson's peace commission betrayed China by secretly awarding Bhantung province to Japan. He warned the league and the United States would join an association of no- 2.
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Arion
Ohio
Seuator Harding
Wilson
Versailles
China
Bhantung Province
Japan
Coe Ae
America
Paris
Delogu
United States
Lithuanian Polish Talks Break Off in Warsaw
Negotiations between Lithuania and Poland collapsed as talks in Warsaw ended with both sides at an impasse and the Polish delegation returning to Warsaw.
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Warsaw
Opt. &T
MacSwiney’s Condition Described As Bad In London
Mrs. MacSwiney said her husband’s condition was very bad with him in great pain and having not spoken all day. He remained conscious and was visited by his wife on Tuesday evening.
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London
No Time Lost Throwing Out Assembly Men
Leany New York report notes five Socialist state assembly seats debated. Louis Waldman and Solomon Kings were declared vacant, DeWitt and Samuel of the Bronx kept their seats after a Tuesday night vote. Orr and DeWitt faced a floor challenge, with Orr resigning verbally after a privilege objection.
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Leany
N. Y
Tne
Socialista York State Assembly
Louis Waldman
Ete
New York
Ries Solomon
Kings
A. DeWitt
Samuel
Bronx
DeWitt
Orr
Oagh
Wyoming Weather Forecast Outlook
Generally fair conditions expected across Wyoming with wetter spells Tuesday and Thursday. Slight shower risk in the northwest portion and little change in temperatures anticipated.
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Wyoming
Cox and Sexton to Day Issue in Southern California
Governor Cox spoke to the Southern California Editorial Association at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Los Angeles and later addressed a large audience in Long Beach. He defended the league of nations covenant, urged ideals in government, and outlined reclamation plans including a $40,000,000 program to reclaim 2,000,000 acres of arid land.
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Hanoi
California
Balldo
New Orleans Strains Under Gulf Hurricane Refugee Influx
Refugees from Gulf coast sections pour into New Orleans as hurricane winds threaten the city. Weather bureau predicts a turn to northward movement with hurricane force winds and rising tides. Hotels and public buildings fill as trains bring evacuees. barometer drops to 29.60 and winds reach 30 mph from the northeast.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Mooney
Mississippi Coast
Exodus From Safer Points in Galveston as Hurricane Nears
Galveston Texas reports an exodus of about 4000 people, with wheat and cotton cars moved to the mainland, ground floors evacuated, and harbor shipping secured. Barometer steady, tide rising, hurricane swell felt, northeast wind 28 miles per hour. Businesses including the cotton exchange closed early to allow workers to prepare for the anticipated West Indian hurricane.
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Alveston
Texas
Galveston
Cotton Exchange
Balbriggan Sacked Over Crime Sparks Dublin Conflict
London dispatch reports Dalbriggan twenty miles northeast of Dublin sacked in retaliation for the murder of Inspector Burke of the Royal Irish Constabulary. Two civilians killed and several wounded as townspeople lash out amid the violence.
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London
Dalbriggan
Dublin
Central News
Inspector Burke
Royal Irish Constabulary
Speedy Chevrolet Wins Denver to Pueblo Road Race
W. A. Coleman drove Chevrolet No. 138 to victory in the Denver Times Pueblo Star Journal road race from Denver to Pueblo in 2 hours 9 minutes 40 seconds over 119 miles. He finished 10 minutes ahead of Horace Frants in an Essex No. 14.
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Denver
Colo
W. A. Coleman
Denver Times-Pueblo Star Journal
Pueblo
Horace Frants
Essex
Bomb Mystery Solved After Five and a Half Days
New York officials said a five and a half day investigation failed to solve the Wall Street explosion mystery. Officials believe the explosive was placed in a ramshackle wagon and left at the curb near the customs house, with clues pointing to a driver but many contradictions remain. A bomb threat to the customs building at 2 PM caused thousands to evacuate the area, but the alarm proved unfounded.
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New York
Department of Justice and Police
Wall Far Haeen
Financial District
Assassination Rampant in Troubled Ireland
Reports from Ireland detail multiple attacks as of Sept 21. Sergeant McGuirey was shot during an arrest in Ferbane and is in critical condition. Constable Donoghue died after an ambush in New Castle. A publican near Bal Balingass was wounded and a constable also wounded nearby. In Abbeysgale County Limerick police fired on two civilians, wounding both.
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Dublin
McGuirey
Ferbane
Donoghue
New Castle
Bal Balingass
Abbeysgale
County Limerick
Lonely Colored Progressive Holds Private Convention
Sacramento Sept 21 Five political conventions were held here with one lone progressive, John W Fowler, colored, who qualified at the August primaries as the assembly candidate from Alameda county, attending session by himself besides the republican, democratic, prohibitionist and socialist delegates.
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Sacramento
Cal
Tuowlay
John W. Fowler
Aljineda County
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