Boston in martial law as 5000 soldiers restore order
Boston endured a night of unprecedented unrest under military rule with 5000 troops deployed to Scollay Square and Adams Square. Two killed or wounded, police attacked, and riots sparked fear of broader strikes by firemen and other unions.
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American Federation of Labor
Coolidge
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Penn
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Wemeneeter
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Bath Bay
Parker
Peters
Jesse F. Stevens
Curtis
Peage Envoys and Congress Floor Alarm
Peage envoys accuse stool pigeons and call for tough action as Wilson Harding clash on floor emerges today. Kenyon warns covenant must be Americanized and politics cut out while urging Americans to resist sympathy for Germans and their actions.
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Wilson
Harding
Congress
Covenant
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and listed stations
The forecast calls for showers Thursday in Ohio with cooler southwest winds and Friday fair conditions. Kentucky sees west fair and east showers Thursday with rising warmth by Friday. Indiana notes showers Thursday except extreme west with fair Friday. Temperatures at stations show Boston 60 60 0, Kansas City 89 96 0, New Orleans 84 88 0, Omaha 86 88 0, Galveston 89 92 0, Denver 76 82 0, Nashville 88 92 0, San Francisco 54 9 0, Memphis 92 94 0, Winnipeg 68 68 0. Cincinnati records for Sept 10 1919 end at 7 pm reveal clear mornings with highs near 93 and 88 in related years, lowest 32, precipitation near 0.00.
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Tornado Hits Goulds Florida Kills Ten. Havana Cyclone Leaves Destruction
A violent Florida tornado nearly destroyed Goulds near Miami with ten injuries and three doctors hurt as lines failed to verify counts. In Havana a cyclone swept the city last night, killing five and leaving streets flooded with debris while lighting and communications were crippled.
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Havana
Bet on Eggs Dropping 15 Cents a Dozen Before Winter
A Cincinnati Produce Exchange member offered a wager that egg prices would fall 15 cents per dozen before winter, but no one accepted. With Hamilton County Grand Jury inquiries, cold storage managers aim to sell over 34 000 cases now stored. Eggs rose 1 cent a dozen yesterday as exchange members accuse handlers of price manipulation amid rapid stock withdrawals.
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Hamilton County Grand Jury
Produce Exchange
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Sudden day darkening halves Canton during morning
In Canton Ohio a heavy overcast darkened the city shortly before 10 am, lighting up offices and homes, switching on headlights and signs, with streetcars fully lit. The gloom lasted about fifteen minutes before a thunderstorm broke it.
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Children Strike Over New School Quitting Time
Youngstown Ohio Sept 10 Children at two school buildings are on strike today to protest the 4 39 quitting time which cut lunch to a shorter period and added an hour and a half for lunch break, affecting students and staff.
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United States
Amer
Auto Bandit Attacks Woman in Nashville
Posses of citizens chase a white male automobile bandit who tied, gagged, and assaulted a young married woman near her Nashville home after stopping at her house requesting food. He fled in a sedan, and authorities seek the suspect.
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Nashville
Tenn
New Hampshire Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
The New Hampshire General Court completed ratification as the Senate adopted the resolution 14 to 10. The House took similar action the day before, confirming the vote on the federal suffrage amendment.
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Concordid
New Hampshire General Court
Senate
House
Keenan Girl Bids Farewell Amid Fatal Poison Threat
Geral dine Keenan told her brother at General Hospital that she accepts the end as doctors struggle to counter a poison taken days earlier. Her condition remained critical after a serum injection as nurses and two physicians stayed by her bedside.
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Brother
Geraldine Keenan
General Hospital
Mrs Keenan
Pershing Leads Five Mile Fifth Avenue Review
General Pershing heads a 2 000 000 strong crowd on a final World War I review down Fifth Avenue New York. He rides with generals and veterans as the doughboys’ guard of honor passes by Washington Square ending with Pershing’s charged remark about the enthusiastic patriotism.
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General Pershing
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America
France
Pershing
Washington Square
Cardinal Mercier Arrives in Baltimore After NYC Stop
Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium arrives in Baltimore after a New York visit where he praised the American army and General Pershing. He is greeted by Cardinal Gibbons Governor Harrington and a 250 strong reception committee amid cheering crowds.
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Harrington
Nomads of the North serial by Curwood in Tribune
James Oliver Curwood's latest novel Nomads of the North will run as a serial in The Commercial Tribune starting September 15. Readers can order the paper by carrier postal card or telephone Canal 3570. Coupon appears on Page 7.
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James Oliver Curwood
The
Commercial Tribune
Norris attacks Wilson on high prices and food hoarding
Senator Norris of Nebraska blasts the Wilson administration for not enforcing food hoarding laws and claims millions of pounds of food were held back while people suffered. He criticizes wartime spending abroad and says decisive leadership was lacking.
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Norris
Europe
Baltimore
Wilson outlines ten points for world peace plan
President Wilson, traveling through North Dakota and Montana, declares public support for an international peace guarantee. He presents ten treaty provisions including disarmament, public discussion replaces war, and international oversight to secure lasting world peace.
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Ica
Montana
League
T'wo
Wilson Says Senate Committee Got All It Asked
President Wilson told a Bismarck audience that he carried March suggestions from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which were all accepted He said he does not understand a document now and that plain sentences seem to mean something different to others.
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Senate
Hospitals Demand End To Patent Medicine War On Dry Law
American Hospital Association declares dry enforcement favors patent medicine makers and risks public health. Legislative Committee warns of possible act changes that let alcohol in products, urging a Senate appeal and direct hospital intervention led by Pliny O. Clark and other signed members.
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American Hospital Association
Legislative Committee
The
Pliny O. Clark
Ohio
Valey General Hospital
Fenwick R. Ross
Buffalo General Hospi
United States
Senate Would Reject League If Vote Taken Now, Republicans Say
Washington September 10 leaders in the Senate predict the treaty with the league covenant would be ratified in original form if voted now Republicans insist the league would be rejected without reservations. The Foreign Relations Committee reported the German peace treaty with amendments and league covenants with reservations and a minority report urging ratification without change.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Lodge
Hitchcock
Nebraska
League
Shantung Province
China
Japan
United States
League of Nations
Wilson Plan of Treaty Styled Threat by Senator Kenyon
Senator Kenyon warned the public that the treaty question had not been put to a vote and urged an Americanized league covenant with no politics. He criticized Wilson’s Western speech and alleged the president threatened ratification by manipulating Paris peace commissioners to bind the league to the outcome.
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Shantung
Germany
Wilson
Senate
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