Peace Treaty With America Approved By Reichstag
Berlin reports the reichsrat notified the reichstag of assent to the peace treaty with the United States without modifications. After official publication the treaty will gain legal force. Paris and the United States face plans to address reparations and debts, urged unanimously by the international chamber of commerce in London.
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Berlin
Reichsrath
Imperial Council
Reichstag
United States
France Germany pact extends to 1926 reparation payments
Paris reports a Wiesbaden agreement between Louis Loucheur and Dr Witter Rathenau to finance reparations deems crucial for Germany to avoid bankruptcy. The pact allows 7 billion gold marks in five years with deliveries tied to reconstruction in northern France and extends at least to May 1 1926.
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Paris
France
Germany
Wiesbaden
Louis Loucher
Witter Rathenau
Germ
Arbuckle Arrested by Federal Officers
San Francisco police report Fatty Arbuckle arrested on a federal warrant for allegedly procuring intoxicating liquor for a party at the St Francis hotel where Virginia Rappe was injured and later died. He was arraigned in Superior Court on a murder charge related to Rappe’s death, with October 13 set for pleading as his attorneys seek time to consult.
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San Francisco
Josene C
Fatty) Arbuckle
St Francis Hotel
Virginia Rappe
Josene CG
Fridae
Manglanehter
Virginian Rappe
Arbuckle
TE Brennan
San Prinessey
Morten Cohen
Los Angeles
Sayin Thes
Giants Triumph Over Yankees In World Series Game Three
The Giants defeated the Yankees 13 to 8 in New York as they rallied from a 4 run third inning deficit. Fans watched a flurry of base hits with eight tallies in the seventh inning sealing the win for the National League club.
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Pate Lound
New York
Giants
Pridus
Car shortage threat ends Wenatchee fruit crop losses
Growers and shippers in Wenatchee Washington warned that millions of dollars in fruit losses will occur if car supply shortages are not addressed. They planned to hire a nationally reputed law firm to probe legal aspects and determine recourse against the American Railway Association.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Wenatchee District
American Railway Association
Snow Report Reaches Texas Cities In Cold Wave
A cold wave hit Texas early Friday with temperatures dropping to 45 degrees in Fort Worth. Wichita Falls reported snow as did Fort Worth and Denver railroad employees noting snowfall at Textine.
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Wichita Falls
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Taft Re elected Unitarian Conference President
William Howard Taft was re elected president of the Unitarian General Conference at the closing session. He won a third consecutive term without opposition, continuing his leadership in the organization.
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Detroit
William Tlowars Taft
United States Supreme Court
Uuilarian General Conference
Whiskey Well Discovered in Knoxville Home
Police uncover a whiskey well in a Knoxville residential area. A small copper pipe from a copper tank extends ten feet underground to provide continuous moonshine supply.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Crude Oil Advances in Pittsburg Market
Oil prices rose in Pittsburg with the principal crude grades up 25 cents a barrel marking a second weekly advance. Traders noted strength in the market as crude values climbed on Friday amid renewed demand.
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Pittsburg
Meeting of Grain Men Ponders Middleman Role
The National Grain Dealers association held a three day meeting with 1200 members. They aim to draft a plan to block attempts to abolish middlemen and preserve the middleman’s place in grain trade. W T Clement argues farm product values must rise to restore industry and employment.
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National Grain Dealers’ Association
Charles Quinn
W. T. Clement
Clement
Association
America
Nansen Upheld in Violent League Debate Over Russian Relief
In Geneva the League of Nations assembly debated Bolshevik blame for famine and relief efforts. Dr Fridtjof Nansen was upheld as he urged an appeal to governments and private aid, while Finland and Jugoslavia pressed hard on Soviet responsibility before a compromise paragraph expressing confidence in Nansen was adopted.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Fridjof
Nansen
International Committee For Russian Relief
Brussels
Russia
M. Neckell
Finland
Karelia
M. Spalaikovitch
M. Spalalkovitch
Dr. Nansen
Proposal for a new party by United Mine Workers
A declaration favored forming a new labor farmer political party to unite unions with farmers. A February Indianapolis convention will set policy and decide on wage scale arbitration with operators. Wage demands are due by February 14 and may include a reply to government pressure on a spring strike.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of Ameri
Resolutions Committee
American Federation of Labor of All Labor
farmer-Labor Party
Nonpartisan League Movement
North Dakota
United Mine Workers of America
Uproar as Players Battle Umpire and Fans in Seattle Game
Seattle and San Francisco Coast League clash erupts into riot as Walsh of San Francisco throws his bat at Umpire Crater after a third strike. Crater ejects Walsh. fights involve O’Connell and others. Police restore order. charges sought to suspend five San Francisco players. pennant race affected.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Walsh
Taco Crater
Crater
Won McCarthy
San Franccisco
O'Connell
Emperor Yoshihito in deteriorating health in Japan
Tokyo reports Emperor Yoshihito is seriously ill with worsening physical and mental condition. Officials say his walking and speech difficulties have increased, memory and attention have declined, and there are signs of severe brain disease. The statement notes rising domestic and international business demands prompted a formal notice.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
Japan
Hall
F. d. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obie
Grand jury to reconvene over Lorena clash injuries
Waen announces that the fifty fourth district grand jury will be reconvened for an investigation into the Lorena fight 14 miles south of here after Sheriff Rot Buchanan and deputy M Burton faced a citizen committee demand. Three men were probably fatally wounded and seven injured as Buchanan’s parade halted.
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Waen
Lorena
Here
Rot Buchanan
McLennan County
Brb
Trey
Buchanan
M Burton
R. J T. Monroe
Loreal Hospitals
Louis Crow
Edward Howard
Communists in Europe Seek Unemployment Bonuses Evidence
Scandinavian sources report that agents in Europe have orders from communist factions to demand unemployment bonuses from municipalities. The scheme aims to set payments equal to average weekly or daily wages.
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London
Europe
Scandinavia
Commercial Paper Demand Rises In Acceptance Market Review
The Federal Reserve Board reports increased demand for commercial paper with generally lower rates in most districts due to easier monetary conditions. August foreign trade growth is linked to the higher acceptance demand.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Alive Basavery Pine Seen In Mi Pasa Despite Death Rumor
The report places Governor Alberto Basavery Pine in Mi Pasa amid unsettled ties to Genowrt Candida Aenilari. The text recalls Basavery Pine's suspected death last winter and notes no recent news on his status.
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Miesico
Alberto Basavery
Mi Pasa
Genowrt
London Sees Hope for Irish Settlement After Sinn Fein Talks
London awaits a prospective Irish settlement to follow the October 1 meeting between British cabinet members and Sinn Fein Ireland. Prime Minister Lloyd George invited Sinn Fein leader de Valera who accepted, signaling a conciliatory tone and potential constitutional innovation beyond dominion status. The Times cautions the talks must redefine the relationship between London and Dublin, not repeat past patterns.
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London
England
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Famonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Dublin
London Times
Forming Relief Plans Washington Unemployment Conference Returns
Subcommittees of the national unemployment conference resume sessions after October 10 to frame a permanent employment policy and aid business and industry return to normal. The emergency program stresses treating unemployment as a community issue with mayoral responsibility.
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Washington
National Conference On
Oil Field Strike Intimidation Reported in San Francisco
Families were intimidated by striking oil field workers in San Francisco who targeted relatives of men who refused to join the walkout. The actions underline rising tensions as labor disruption spreads to communities around the area.
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San Francisco
Jews Fond of Chicken During New Year Rush
Food experts note the Jewish New Year led to a record arrival of 1,845,717 live chickens into New York from the west over the last six days. They estimate the birds cost consumers about $2,000,000.
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New York
Yanks Take Opening World Series Game From Giants
The Yankees beat the Giants 3 to 0 at Polo Grounds in New York to take the early series lead. Mays tied the game early with a submarine ball, Frank Frisch collected four hits, Babe Ruth contributed a single for one run, and McNally’s sixth inning dash highlighted base-running. Crowd around 38,000 watched as New York asserted baseball supremacy in a world series matchup.
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Palo Grounds
New York
Yankees
New York Giants
Mays
Giants
Frank Frisch
Sacler
Babe Ruth
McNally
Polo Grounds
New York Yankees
Yanks Win Second World Series Game at Polo Grounds
Waite Hoyt blanked the Giants as the Yankees won 3 to 0. Meusel stole home in the eighth inning and Babe Ruth swiped second and third in the fifth. Nehh pitched well but two Giants errors opened the door for New York's scoring.
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Yanks
Polo Grounds
New York
Waite Hoyt
Brooklyn
Giants
Yankees
Meusel
John McGraw
Babe Ruth
Keen
Nehl
Frisch
Posse Man Killed In Loyalton Bank Robbery Chase
One posseman died and another was wounded while pursuing two men who robbed Serra Valley Bank in Loyalton California and escaped in an automobile with $15. The dead man was Charles Benk a Loyalton resident. District Attorney Neville said Reak was mistaken for a bandit and shot by two posse members. He named a suspect Mahoney who had lingered near the area. Sheriff Johnson and Constable Me Rough led the posse along horse tracks after the robbers who abandoned their auto and rode away on two horses east of Loyalton.
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Loyalton
Cal
Serra Valley
Charles Benk
Neville
Reak
Mahoney
Johnson
Me. Cnrough
Staten
Australia Eyes Trade Stance on German Reparations
Premier Hughes told the Australian House of Representatives that once Germany’s war reparations debt is liquidated Australia’s share would be 1,250,000,000 gold marks and that Parliament must decide whether to resume trade with Germany. Australia had not yet resumed trade relations, unlike other nations.
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Australia
Melbourne
Australian House of Representatives
Hughes
Germany
Expert Says Hightower Wrote Note in Ransom Case
Handwriting expert Carl Eisenschimmel testified that William A. Hightower wrote the August 3 ransom letter to St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco demanding 86 500 for Father Heslin abducted from Colma the day before.
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Hightower
Redwood City
William A. Hightower
Patrick I. Fes Yin
Carl Eisenschimmel
St. Mary's Cathedral
San Francisco
Pather Heslin
Colma
Manuel Issue Expected For Merchant Marine Licenses
The manual of skin sanitation and first aid knowledge, essential before masters, mates, pilots, and engineers of the merchant marine can receive original licenses, is expected to be issued in the near future.
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Washington
Trains Collide in Tunnel at Paris St Lazare
A collision between two suburban trains in the tunnel leading to St Lazare station in Paris killed several passengers and left many injured as wreckage caught fire and fear rose for a high death toll.
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Paris
St. Lazare Station
Former Premier Dies in New South Wales
Sydney report says John Storey who became premier in April 1920 died Wednesday. A longtime labor leader in Australia, Storey shaped state politics and labor movement history.
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Sydney
N. W
John Storey
New Sonth Wales
Australia
Stepney Council Adopts Tax Resistance Resolution
The Stepney borough council on Wednesday adopted a resolution opposing any Incal tax levy except to meet Incal needs and the poor law. The plan mirrors Poplar and other suburbs and follows Poplar officials’ jail sentence for contempt after refusing to raise tax rates.
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London
Borough of
Step Ney
Poplar
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