Public Health Talks Highlight Indian Reservation Work
A Southern public health conference featured speakers from Wyoming and Indian Agency circles discussing nurses work among Arapaho on the reservation. Mrs Beale explains tuberculosis controls while Miss Dobbin reads on American Library Service in Hospitals Sanatoria.
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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
Will Inquiry Probes Campaign Expenditures
Senate investigation chair Kenyon announced renewed hearings into alleged campaign spending and use of government publications by the Democratic campaign and League of Nations. A subpoena was issued for Philander Claxton and other officials to testify about federal campaign funds and related topics.
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Neveral
Clanton Weil
Poison Olive Thomas Used to End Life in America
New York reports the death of actress Anna Daly in a hospital after a suspected poisoning incident linked to Paris news. The body was identified by Olive Thomas’s sister, amid references to a hotel and a sensational international backdrop.
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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 Rejected Wage Contract Vote Set
Des Moines reports Iowa coal miners rejected the joint scale committee wage contract 135 to 106. The vote on the wage question was scheduled for Wednesday after Tuesday's rejection.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Acale
World watches day America heat on prohibition debate
In Washington Sept 21 prohibition draws global notice as Sir Auckland Geddes British ambassador speaks at the Fifteenth Inter Congress Against Alcohol. He asserts reports of proceedings were requested by his government and notes interest in the sociological and economic effects of total abstention.
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Ashington
United States
Aukland Geddes
Woman's nude float in Michigan event shocks Milwaukee crowd
A garbled account describes a woman in a nude float displayed during a Michigan event in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on September 21. The fragment mentions spectators and an unusual spectacle but lacks coherent details.
Harding Attacks Peace Treaty Over China Incident
Senator Harding charged that Wilson peace commission violated China by consenting to Bhantung province being awarded to Japan. He warned in Arion Ohio that the league of nations would worsen foreign entanglements and accused Paris officials of betrayal against China and American interests.
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Arion
Ohio
Seuator Harding
Wilson
Versailles
China
Bhantung Province
Japan
Coe Ae
America
Paris
Delogu
United States
Polish Lithuanian talks collapse as delegates depart
Negotiations between Lithuania and Poland have broken off and the Polish delegation returned to Warsaw after the talks failed to produce an agreement.
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Warsaw
Opt. &T
MacSwiney’s Condition Described As Very Bad
Mrs. MacSwiney reported on September 21 that her husband’s condition remained grave. He endured great pain, had not spoken all day, but remained conscious during the visit.
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London
Assembly Gathers Amid Resignations In New York
In Leany New York a report notes five socialist assembly seats declared vacant Tuesday night for a second time this year. Louis Waldman and See Solomon of Kings stand shown as elected while A DeWitt and Samuel the Bronx hold seats. After the vote Orr and DeWitt retain seats but a pr ovoidal claim leads to a verbal resignation on the floor.
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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 Mostly Fair Through Week
Generally fair conditions across Wyoming with wet and dry days noted. Wednesday and Thursday may bring isolated showers in the northwest, temperatures largely steady with little change.
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Wyoming
Cox and Sexton to Day Issue in California
Governor Cox spoke to the Southern California Editorial Association at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Los Angeles. He addressed Long Beach listeners on reactionaries, ideals in government, the League of Nations covenant, prohibition, and reclamation plans to reuse 40 million dollars to reclaim two million acres of arid land.
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Hanoi
California
Balldo
New Orleans Swells With Refugees As Gulf Storm Heads In
The hurricane moving northward toward the coast is expected to bring hurricane winds. New Orleans reports crowds of refugees returning to the city, crowded trains from Mississippi resorts, filled hotels, and rising tide with winds near 30 miles per hour. The barometer fell to 29.60 in three hours as officials urged outlying residents to seek shelter.
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New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Mooney
Mississippi Coast
Exodus From Safer Points Shifts Galveston Preparations
Galveston Texas braces for a West Indian hurricane with about 4000 people evacuating including visitors. Vehicles loaded with wheat and cotton moved to the mainland and ground floors emptied as harbor shipping and cotton houses shutter early. A northeast wind 28 miles per hour and rising tide accompany the unsettled weather. The cotton exchange and compresses closed to allow employees to prepare.
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Alveston
Texas
Galveston
Cotton Exchange
Balbriggan Sacked Over Rioting After Police Murder
Dublin Central News dispatch says Dalbriggan, twenty miles northeast of Dublin, was sacked Tuesday in retaliation for the murder of Inspector Burke of the Royal Irish Constabulary on Monday night. Two civilians were killed and several wounded in the attack.
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London
Dalbriggan
Dublin
Central News
Inspector Burke
Royal Irish Constabulary
Speedy Chevrolet Wins Denver Pueblo Road Race
W A Coleman in Chevrolet No 138 won the Denver Times Pueblo Star Journal road race from Denver to Pueblo in 2 hours 9 minutes 40 seconds over 119 miles. Horace Frants in Essex No 14 finished 10 minutes later in 2 hours 19 minutes 40 seconds.
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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 authorities announced that a five and a half day investigation failed to solve the Wall Street explosion of 36 lives and 35 fatalities. Officials say the blast came from a ramshackle wagon left at the curb in front of the building, with clues about the driver and wagon yielding contradictory results. A warned customs house destruction at 2 pm Tuesday drew thousands but the threat was not confirmed.
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Aeoss
Wall Street
United States Sub-Treasury
George Washington
Sub-Treasury
Re Feo
Bankers’ Club
New York
Department of Justice and Police
Wall Far Haeen
Financial District
Assassination Rampant in Troubled Ireland
Reports from Dublin describe multiple attacks in a single period. Sergeant McGuirey was shot during an arrest at Ferbane and rushed to hospital in critical condition. Constable Donoghue died after an ambush at New Castle. A Bal Balingsass publican was seriously wounded, with a constable also hit. Two civilians near Abbeysgale Barracks were wounded after failing to halt.
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Dublin
McGuirey
Ferbane
Donoghue
New Castle
Bal Balingass
Abbeysgale
County Limerick
Lonely colored progressive holds own private convention
In Sacramento on September 21 five political conventions met when one lone progressive, John W. Fowler, qualified in the August primaries and entered session by himself as the lone delegate from Alameda County for the assembly. The others included Republican, Democratic, Prohibitionist and Socialist groups.
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Sacramento
Cal
Tuowlay
John W. Fowler
Aljineda County
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