Hurley to Speed to Frisco over Pacific Yard Strikes
Chairman Hurley of the Federal Shipping Board plans a San Francisco trip to push settlement of Pacific coast shipyard strikes that halt about 12 percent of government ships under construction and threaten wage scales and government aid.
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Hurley
Shipping Board
Frisco
Associated Press
Washington
Pacific Coast
Federal Shipping Board
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Department of Labor
William
German Editors Granted Additional Bail on Treason Charge
Philadelphia story reports Louis Werner chief editor of The Philadelphia Tageblatt and Dr Martin Barkow managing editor held in 10000 dollars additional bail for treason charges. They already faced espionage law bail after Saturday indictment. Judge Dickinson noted gravity but allowed bail discretion.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Louis Werner
Philadelphia Tageblatt
Martin Barkow
Dickinson
Soldiers Civil Rights Bill Aims to Protect War Service
Washington reports a proposed soldiers and sailors civil rights bill to suspend civil actions during wartime. It would bar judgments, protect property, prevent eviction, extend debts, safeguard life insurance, and shield military families from legal actions while in combat.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Crowder
Baker
Army
Navy
War Department
Strike Rioters Dispersed by San Francisco Police
Radic street rioting followed the walkout of iron workers and shipbuilders. Rioters were dispersed by patrolmen as the iron workers strike spread to shops with machinists and other crafts demanding higher wages. Workers in laundry, molding, boiler, garment, and auto shops quit. shipyards and airplane engine makers affected. talks between employers and unions scheduled later.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
United Railroad
California Metal Trades Association
Organization of Employers
The
Iron Trades Council
Iron and Metal Trades
Weather and temperatures across northern states and cities
Fair weather projected for Ohio Indiana Tennessee and Kentucky with warm spell in West Virginia. A long list of station readings follows including Montreal Omaha Jacksonville St Louis Cincinnati Memphis Pittsburgh Winnipeg and Phoenix with highs around 70s and 80s and little or no precipitation noted at most stations.
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Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Montreal
Omaha
Jacksonville
Lake Cy
Pittsburg
Denver
Clever plan of Swede to send German mail stopped by postmaster
A Swiss plan to use international postal coupons to relay German mail through Sweden has been halted by Postmaster Clare in Cincinnati. Authorities warn the method violates the law and could enable treacherous communication. strict vigilance will continue at the Cincinnati Post Office.
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Germany
Sweden
Lucre
Stockholm
America
Clare
Cincinnati
Pardon Granted to Earl Stoddard on New Year Rules
The Jewish New Year pardon released Earl Stoddard of Montgomery County from the Columbus penitentiary. He began serving for forgery with a possible one to twenty year term. Conditional release requires abstaining from liquor, avoiding saloons, and one year of parole reporting.
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Columbus
Earl Stoddard
Montgomery County
Cox
Stoddard
Aviator Emelianoff sets 475 mile Russian flight record
Emelianoff set a longsustained flight record in the Russian Air Corps flying from Belgrade to Salonika a distance of 475 miles and back He carried a message for Premier Kerensky from the Russian commander in Macedonia the flight crossed Bulgaria and the Macedonian front
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Belgrade
Russian Black Sea
Salonika
Macedonia
Indiana suffrage law declared unconstitutional by court
The Marion County Superior Court judge ruled Indiana's timid woman’s suffrage law invalid, saying suffrage qualifications are set by the constitution and cannot be altered by legislation. He urged an immediate appeal.
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Perior Court
Italians Hold Monte San Gabriele As Austrian Attacks Continue
Official dispatches from London report Italian defense on Monte San Gabriele remains strong with Austrians unable to regain dominant positions. Austrian command sacrifices men and matériel, while thirty Austrian regiments have been used in attacks as fresh masses arrive.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Monte San Gabriele
Woevre
French War Office
Apremont Forest
Vosges
Meuse
Moselle
Arras
Somme
Flanders Front
Not Guilty Pleas by Auto Parts Group in Sherman Law Case
Seventeen defendants named in a Sherman law indictment, including members of the National Association of Automobile Accessory Robbers, appeared before Judge William B. Sheppard and entered tentative not guilty pleas. They were granted until October 10 to demur or take further action. more pleadings will follow.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Grand Jury
National Association of Automobile
William B. Sheppard
United States District Court
Henry A. Guiler
Fight for French postal post travels from Covington
Washington dispatch reports a near fight of Covington Kentucky en route to France to take a position in the American postal service under John Clark of Cincinnati who will have general supervision of the service.
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Fight
Covington
France
American Postal Service
John Clark
Cincinnati
Washington
Death of Richly Dressed Woman Found in Chicago Flat
Police found a 26 year old woman dead in an unfurnished Chicago flat with a severed wrist wound, a gas tube, bloodstains, and a trunk containing a trousseau. Identification pointed to Miss Josephine Parker, unknown to residents who nicknamed her the German spy. The case prompts questions about motive and identity.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Decatur, Til
Josephine Parker
Clara
Lars Anderson
Eight Die in Burlington Wreck Near Earlville
Eight are dead and one missing after a Burlington & Quincy rear end collision near Earlville. The stockmen aboard a hay car were killed or injured as a merchandise train struck from behind, fire broke out and searchers pursued a colored boy reported missing.
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Commercial Tribune
Aurora
Burlington & Quincy
Earlville
W. D. Dickson
Stockman
Hamilton
Otis McAuley
Kellerton
John Walker
Milo
Iowa
Thomas Bender
Fairfield
William Fulks
Sheridan Ia
Legacy of $100 000 for Antivivisection
Grace M. Fogg leaves about 120000 to her estate with 100000 to the American Antivivisectionist Society and 15510 to her sister Mrs. Helen M. Clark after probate court approval. Clark had opposed probation but agreed to the division following conference with society reps.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
American Antivivisectionist Society
Grace M. Fogg
Helen M. Clark
New York
Probate
Trip to battle front planned by U S solons
Congressmen eye Europe and the western battle front if Congress adjourns next month. Some plan to go with or without official status. If invitations fail, a delegation may travel at private expense, with Speaker Clark possibly leading.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Europe
Western Battle Front
Clark
Self Murder of General Alexieff Follows Interview
A report notes the suicide of General Alexieff and that Kerensky conducted an interview about the incident. The article outlines official reactions and the political implications for the government.
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General Alexieff
Russian Front Turmoil and Korniloff Fallout Deepens
A Petrograd dispatch reports a major fire at Putiloff military works causing multi‑million ruble damage. General Alexieff shot himself after Kerensky talks. Korniloff’s revolt leads to new generals and a reshaped cabinet. Russian troops push Germans on Riga front. Kerensky seeks republic and constitutional moves unfold.
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Associated Press
Rome
Petrograd
Messagero
Putiloff Works
The
Commercial Tribune
Copenhagen
Alexieff
Kerensky
Gablegrais
Riga
Korniloff
Russia
Shablovsky
Army
Navy
Special Commission
Hs Aids
Front
Germany Pleads for Count Luxburg Incident Resolution
Argentina reports Berlin expressed regret over Count von Luxburg actions in Argentina and asked him to return to explain personally. Germany's under secretary demanded safe conduct for Luxburg as he sails likely September 28. Foreign Minister Pueyrredon seeks formal German note before closing the case.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Luis B. Molina
Berlin
Count von Luxburg
Argentina
Dr. Molina
Baron von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen
Foreign Office
Germany
Dr. von Kuehlmann
Munich
Bilbao
Spain
Pueyrredon
Molina
Baron von Dem Bussche- Haddenhausen
Luxburg
Germany regrets telegram wording over Sweden messages
London Sept 17 The Central News Agency Stockholm correspondent reports Germany has sent a note to Sweden expressing regret over the wording used in telegrams Sweden transmitted. Germany says it appreciates Sweden’s government for sending messages but regrets the phrasing used by its representatives in Argentina.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
Sweden
Stockholm
Central News Agency
Argentina
Premier Keresky amid crisis marries Russian actress
London reports Premier Keren sky, famed as the bus test man, wed during Russia turmoil after Riga failure. Dispatches from Stockholm describe the bride as a beautiful young Russian actress.
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Russia
Riga
Keren
Sky
Swedish government unaware of Count von Luxburg telegrams
The Exchange Telegraph cites Copenhagen correspondent and says Nya Dagligt Allenhanda Berlin correspondent reports German Foreign Office informed all German diplomatic reps abroad that Sweden had no knowledge of the contents of the Count von Luxburg telegrams.
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Count von Luxburg
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Nya Dagligt Allenhanda
Berlin
Costa Rica Severs Ties with Germany Over Plotting
Costa Rica acts to sever diplomatic relations with Germany after President Geral Tinoco discovers German residents in conspiracy with followers of former President Gonzales. Prominent Germans Kum pel Althus and Orlich arrested and all Germans at Costa Rica ports ordered interned. Tinoco calls Congress in special session to review the crisis.
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Associated Press
San Jose
Costa Rica
Germany
Geral Tinoco
Gonzales
Kumpel
Althus
Orlich
Tinoco
Congress
Stage Beauties To Shop At Leading Local Stores
The Experience Company stars, fresh from a week at the Lyric Theater, will tour the city’s leading shops Tuesday morning under The Commercial Tribune. Cars will depart from The Commercial Tribune at 11 o clock sharp and film crews will capture close up views of the actresses as they browse.
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Cincinnati
Weatherly
Diers
Benedict
Detective Weatherly
Experience Company
Lyric Theater
The
Commercial Tribune
Chain of evidence links graft plot to Chicago officials
State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne says newly seized papers from Francis A. Becker's office and home tighten the graft case. He claims the documents show Becker acted as go-between for high officials and point to a headquarters linked to an alleged triumvirate in Chicago.
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the Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Maclay Hoyne
Francis A. Becker
Becker
Hoyne
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