Strikers Return to Mills as Chicago Strike Expands
In Chicago on September 25 the steel strike broadened into its fifth day with continued plant inactivity. Officials warned the stoppage could last longer, while Bethlehem and other mills faced worker refusals to confer without demands. Direc tor General Ocoee and Senator Fitzpatrick spoke on labor issues as Washington weighs remedies.
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Rere Corporation
Gary
Ee Bethlehem
Workers’ National Committee
Fitzpatrick
Senate Labor Committee
Wilson bids Senate decide on treaty acceptance
President Wilson urged the Senate to take a clear stand on ratifying the peace treaty. He said the issue reduces to acceptance or rejection and favored a decisive choice, arguing for action rather than mere assurances. He spoke in Colorado and at Salt Lake City and Cheyenne, amid cheering crowds.
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Pueblo
Wilson
Senate
Colorado
Antemin
Cook
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Senate Republian
Weday
Gheers
Bootleggers fine reduced in district court case
John Cordillo of the state prohibition office figures in a Rawlins district court matter as Louis Gonzales of Cheyenne pleads guilty to violation of the prohibition statute. Judge Mentzer lowers the penalty from 300 to the minimum 200, citing the methods used by Cordillo. Cordillo was absent, jailed at Wheatland on a murder charge, making his appearance unnecessary.
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John Adillo
John Cordillo
State Prohibition Department
Wyoming
Louis Gonzales
Cheyennne
Rawlins
Ionzales
Proball
Gordisle
Ransom
Gonzales
Cordillo
State Prohibition Commissioner’s Office
Cordilla
Phen
Wheatland
Frank Jennings
Laramie
Japan Violations Alleged By Pacific Coast Witnesses
Washington hearing hears charges that Japan violated the gentleman's agreement by issuing labor permits and letting Japanese workers enter the United States. Witnesses Freeman and McGlastohy say Japanese immigration is expanding into industries across Washington Oregon California and Colorado. They claim imports arrive under non labor headings and work on farms and elsewhere along the Pacific coast.
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Milles Freeman
Seale
Wash
House
United States
McGlastohy
Preeman
Japaneed Comel
Washington
Oregon
Galifornia
Calopado
Freeman
Pacific
Only America Keeps Mexican Can Hope Alive
Manuel Cartpio of Merlo City declared at the closing session of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World that a great fight is in Mexico. He urged that news be spread in the United States to oppose bloodthirsty groups and support lawful efforts to restore order and legitimate authority without violence.
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United States
Manuel Cartpio
Merlo City
Mexico
France Premier Clemenceau Endorses Peace Treaty In Chamber
Premier Clemenceau argued for ratification of the peace treaty in the chamber, calling it a unity among wartime allies in peace and the crowning work of the coalition of liberation. He admitted imperfections but framed the measure as essential and historic despite criticism.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputes
M. Clemenceau
Coalition of Liberation
Sess Pet
Treay
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Italians Flee When Devil Dog Force Landed Trav
Sept 26 American Marines landed from a torpedo boat destroyer to compel Italians to evacuate Trav Dalmatia after Italian soldiers were fired upon by inhabitants. Jugoslav troops then occupied the town from American forces in a Stalato to Trau dispatch.
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Copenhagen
Trav
Dalmatia
Stalato
Trau
Portrait of Madelaine Traverse Draws Veil Over Grace
A mocked up perfume of gossip claims Fox actress Madelaine Traverse, noted as a west coast star, possesses striking physical charms. The piece questions why she covers her shoulders with fabric if they are her most beautiful feature, implying a public contrast between beauty and modesty.
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Comentes
Madelaine Traverse
Fox
Madelaine
Legal fight launched to obtain for widow in hospital
In Kemmerer Wyoming a district court motion seeks to set aside an order of sale of the late Amos W Stolth estate and to compel executors to file claims against the estate. The widow confined in a sanitarium for 25 years would receive one half of the property under Wyoming law, a claim supported by her guardian. The case highlights a long battle over a share that could benefit her, though likely limited by other factors.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
District Court
Lincoln County
Amos W. Stolth
Big Piney
Wyoming
Helra
First airplane hearse transports infant to cemetery
An unusual service involving a Toronto couple led to a groundbreaking use of air transport for a baby’s funeral. The event marked a historic moment in funeral practices as the aircraft carried the infant’s remains to the cemetery.
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Baby
Luxembourg Plebiscite Set as First War Era Vote
Copenhagen Sept 26 The first plebiscite arising from the war will be held in Luxembourg next Sunday. Voters will decide whether to retain or abolish the ruling dynasty and whether to pursue economic agreements with France or Belgium.
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Copenhagen
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
France
Belgium
Leader's Salesmanship Club Expands With Enthusiastic Draw
A northern Wyoming reader pledges to join the Salesmanship Club to win a motor car. The piece praises proactive members, notes abundant prizes, and outlines how new recruits can join through the Leader department while offering a promised free booklet and further information.
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Wyoming
Holy Friends
Lewther
le Pothayes
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