Strikers Return to Mills as Chicago Steel Strike Grows
In Chicago on September 25 the great steel strike, now in its fifth day, shows signs of lasting longer. Indications point to continued plant closures, while officials in Washington face calls to mediate. Bethlehem and U.S. Steel workers remained firm as talks stalled amid national committee negotiations.
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Rere Corporation
Gary
Ee Bethlehem
Workers’ National Committee
Fitzpatrick
Senate Labor Committee
Wilson urges decisive Senate vote on peace treaty
President Wilson framed the peace treaty battle as acceptance or rejection and pressed the Senate to take a clear stand. He spoke in Colorado and noted divisions among Republicans over ratification while urging the nation to choose whether the U S should join the league. He planned further remarks in 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 Drama
John Cordillo state prohibition agent central figure in tale of crime and ethics as Louis Gonzales pleads guilty to prohibition violation. Judge Mentzer lowers Gonzales penalty from 300 to 200 dollars. Cordillo absent in Wheatland jail facing murder charge.
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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 in Gentlemans Agreement Break
Witnesses from Washington and Oregon testified before the House immigration committee alleging Japan violates the Gentlemans Agreement by issuing visas for labor under deceptive headings and by letting both skilled and unskilled Japanese workers enter the United States. They cited farm labor on the Pacific coast and expanded Japanese industries in several states as evidence of breach.
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Milles Freeman
Seale
Wash
House
United States
McGlastohy
Preeman
Japaneed Comel
Washington
Oregon
Galifornia
Calopado
Freeman
Pacific
Mexico News Fight And Public News Exchange Theme
Manuel Cartpio of Merlo City declared at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention that Mexican news should be spread in the United States. He warned against army against army and urged the people to oppose bloodthirsty groups claiming allegiance.
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United States
Manuel Cartpio
Merlo City
Mexico
Paris Debates Ratification of Peace Treaty
Premier Clemenceau defended the peace treaty in the chamber, calling it a solidarity pact among wartime allies. He admitted imperfections but framed the treaty as a culmination of liberation, arguing it placed France on a high perch despite criticism and noting the treaty’s global reception.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputes
M. Clemenceau
Coalition of Liberation
Sess Pet
Treay
Alsace
Lorraine
France
Italians Flee as Devil Dog Forces Land at Trav
American Marines landed from a torpedo boat destroyer near Trau to compel Italians to evacuate Trav Dalmatia. The Italians fled after inhabitants fired on them and Yugoslav troops took over the town from the Americans.
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Copenhagen
Trav
Dalmatia
Stalato
Trau
Wist Madelaine Traverse Faces Veil Question On Looks
A dubious gossip note about Fox actress Madelaine Traverse claims she has the finest neck and shoulders in the West Coast film industry and questions why she covers them with veiling. The piece treats the claim as unverified and mocks the reliance on appearance.
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Comentes
Madelaine Traverse
Fox
Madelaine
Legal fight launched to obtain widow’s share from wealthy husband
In Kemmerer Wyoming a widow of Amos W Stolth filed in Lincoln County District Court for an order to set aside an estate sale and require the executors to file claims against the estate The guardian seeks one half of the husband s property under Wyoming law for a woman long confined in a sanitarium The case highlights a complex struggle with political and family implications and may move to page 8 for further details
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Kemmerer
Wyo
District Court
Lincoln County
Amos W. Stolth
Big Piney
Wyoming
Helra
Luxembourg Plebiscite Sets First Decision of Dynasty
Copenhagen Sept 26 The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg will hold the first wartime plebiscite asking voters to choose whether to maintain or abolish the ruling dynasty and whether to pursue economic arrangements with France or Belgium in the postwar order.
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Copenhagen
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
France
Belgium
Leader's Salesmanship Club Grows With Greater Rapidity
A northern Wyoming woman writes a letter expressing enthusiasm to join the Salesmanship Club and win a motor car prize. The piece notes many prizes, club advancement, and shared rewards while urging busy members to recruit enthusiastic colleagues.
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Wyoming
Holy Friends
Lewther
le Pothayes
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