Lee says strike situation remains same as before
Chicago, Oct 27. Five unions meet at 3 pm after W G Lee of the Trainmen stated the vote to follow if any union went out stands. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers leaders arrived for talks with Hooper as the Railway Labor Board debated next steps and possible court action.
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Chicago
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. P. Dougherty
L. G Griffing
F. A. Burgess
Labor Board
Hooper
Dougherty
Associated Press
Ben W. Hooper
Railway Labor Board
Ralway Labor Board
Little Entente Demands Reparation and Surrender
London reports the Little Entente demanding the surrender of former Emperor Charles and demobilization of the Hungarian army, plus repayment for demobilization costs. Paris notes the Allied Council urges placing Charles and Ex-Empress Zita on a British battle cruiser in the Danube pending next council meeting.
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London
Little Entente
Hungary
Charles
Paris
Associated Press
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Charlies
Zita
Danube
House Refuses Action On Rep Blankin
Washington Oct 27 The House refused to expel Representative Blankin of Texas over objectionable material he inserted in the congressional record.
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House
Blankin
Washington, D. C
Texas
Harrisburg Bishop Receives Papal Audience
Mgr. McDevitt bishop of Harrisburg Pennsylvania was received in private audience by Pope Benedict in Rome on October 27.
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Rome
Mgr. McDevitt
Harrisburg
Benedict
Weather outlook for Chicago turns unsettled but fair
Chicago notes somewhat unsettled conditions with generally fair skies tonight and Friday. Temperature is not expected to change much, with only minor variation in the next twenty four hours.
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Chicago
Weather Summary From Local Observations
Weather summary by Dr H M Stanley shows 24 hour readings ending at 7 am with temperatures ranging from 39 to 70 and rainfall totals on several days including 1.01 inches on Thursday Oct 27. Temperature at 1 pm today reported as 60.
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H. M. Stanley
Fortune Telling Halloween Party Ideas and Games
A vintage guide suggests fortune telling at a Halloween party with walnut shells, candles, and milk slips. It outlines games such as Shell Game with seed-filled shells, The Fates, Magic Stairs, Three Dishes, and Ships using colored candle pieces, plus a decorative table feature with a large yellow pumpkin centerpiece.
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Ana
Bandits Shoot Cedar Rapids Woman Amid String of Holdups
In Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Carl Lanstrum, a grocer, was shot near the heart by a bandit who raided her store last night while demanding money. He fled with a second man as two Chicago youths linked to a gang are held for questioning in related holdups.
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Cedar Rapids
Carl Lanstrum
Chicago
Police Gas Squad For Philadelphia
Philadelphia on October 27 reports the police department will form a gas battalion of forty men to repel mobs and handle cases where criminals barricade themselves resources include tear gas and related devices to control crowds and barricades
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Philadelphia
Pay Cut Proposal for 13000 Lynn Shoe Workers
Lynn Mass October 27 unions received proposals for an immediate twenty percent wage reduction affecting about 13 thousand shoe factory workers. The move aims to cut labor costs amid economic pressure and factory closings loom if approved.
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Lynn
Mass
2 Motorists Die in Crash Near Terre Haute
Terre Haute October 27 Harry Darnell 32 and James Overshoter 45 died when their automobile overturned. Liquor was found in the machine, authorities reported.
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Terre Haute
Harry Darnell
James Overshoter
Miners Prepare March as Kansas Strikes Loom
At Pittsburg Kansas the noon hour sees hundreds of string coal miners gathering at Gross camp with Sheriff Milt Gould and deputies ready to prevent a march. The action follows ongoing strike tensions and likely protest activity.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Gross
Milt Gould
Harding's Birmingham Race Address Called Unfortunate
Washington October 27 President Harding's talk on a race question in Birmingham was described as unfortunate by Senator Harrison of Mississippi a Democratic leader in the Senate in a formal statement issued today.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Birmingham
Harrison of
Fire at Sant Elena fortress rocks northern Italy
A spark from a forest fire set fire to the magazine of Vado Ligure’s Sant Elena fortress near Savona. The town was abandoned as two huge blasts echoed like an earthquake in Florence Verona Brescia and Mantova. casualties are reported as high, exact toll unknown.
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Milan
Vado Ligure
Savnoa
Sant Elena
Florence
Verona
Brescia
Mantova
Britain asks Spain for probe into British Legion mistreatment
London reports Great Britain requests permission for a British investigation into charges that British subjects enlisted in the Spanish Foreign Legion were mistreated in Morocco.
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Britain
Spanish Legion
London
Great Britain
Hay
Spain
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Bloodhounds Called To Find Slayer Of Father Balknap
Lead, S. D., Oct. 27 Bloodhounds from Mitchell, S. D. arrive to pursue a killer said to have shot Father Balknap early yesterday. Authorities and Bishop Lawler note rumors and offer rewards totaling 1509. A new lead places the priest meeting a sick call with Arthur Miller of Home Stake Mining Company.
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S. D
Mitchell
S& D
Father Balknap
J. J. Lawler
California
Patrick Hesland
Father Hesland
A. B. Balknap
Arthur Miller
Home Stake Mining Company
Invention of Science Enables Altitude Record Flight
Lieut. John A. MacReady of the United States Army Air Service broke the altitude record, reaching 40 800 feet aided by the General Electric Moss supercharger. The device compresses oxygen to sea level density, feeding carburetors to sustain engine power at extreme heights.
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John A. MacReady
United States Army Air Service
General Electric Moss
Br. Sanford A. Moss
How Iowa Arms Talks Move to Des Moines Meeting
Des Moines Iowa Ort 27 three sessions set as state conference opens to discuss best steps to promote limitation of armaments. Sessions scheduled morning afternoon and night with attendees expected to weigh policy options.
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Des Moines
Salinger Named ADM to Daugherty for Sherman Prosecutions
Chicago Oct 27 Benjamin J Salinger 13 named adm to the attorney general of the United States to conduct prosecutions of Sherman act violations here. Salinger is from Carroll Iowa former justice of the Iowa supreme court and will assist in anti trust cases in federal courts.
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Chicago
Benjamin J Salinger
Carroll
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
United States
Two Miners Buried Under Ore in West Vulcan Mine
Norway Mich October 27 Oswaldo Vercillio 56 and son Joseph 32 buried alive in the Drier Hill mine at West Vulcan after an avalanche of blasted iron ore. Workers dig for the bodies with little hope of survivors.
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Norway
Mich
Oswaldo Vercillio
Joseph
West Vulcan
Diggins
Wood Plans Stern Policy in Philippines
W Cameron Forbes former governor general of the Philippines arrived from Manila with the Wood Forbes mission report. He said the Wood administration would be forceful in handling the Philippines.
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Wood
Philippines
San Francisco
W. Cameron Forbes
The
Manila
Wood-Forbes
Kansas Grey Wolf mine wrecked by dynamite near Gross
Pittsburg Kansas reports the Grey Wolf mine near Gross was wrecked by two dynamite charges around midnight. One charge toppled the mine top and the other damaged the mine mouth rendering it unusable for several days. The Grey Wolf is a slope mine and cannot be worked currently.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Gross
Kansas
One Killed One Captured In Police Bandit Fight
In Council Bluffs at about 5 this morning sheriffs deputies guarding a store engaged in a gun battle with robbers. James Blankenship, 25, was killed and previously linked to Omaha courthouse riots and arson charges. Joe Stanley was captured.
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Council Bluffs
Sheriff's Deputies
James
Blankenship
Omaha Court House
Joe Stanley
Jury Selected In Phone Co Case In Union County Court
The State of Iowa and Creson Mutual Telephone Co case moved to jury selection in Union County District Court. After a lengthy session, 12 jurors were chosen from 27 challengers to hear the telecommunication franchise legality dispute, with opening statements planned for this evening.
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District Court
Union County
State of Iowa
Frank M. Casey
C. Lewis Dunlop
Creson Mutual Telephone Company
KE. J. Carroll
Frank Wisden
Bedford
L. J. Camp
Ainvoet
Seo. A. Johnson
Coun
Keents Bootes
Attorne
Joseph Fates
Johneen Wee
Nodoway Business District Swept By Fire Last Night
A fire in Nodoway on the Burlington line west of Corning destroyed four west side buildings housing a restaurant grocery meat market stationary shop and pool hall. Firefighting was hampered by rapid spread. losses run to several thousand dollars with most contents ruined. The blaze wiped out Nodoway’s main business block leaving only a few stores remaining.
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Mttle
Nowaway
Burlington Rail Road
Corning
FE. C. Williams
J M. Prather
Miss Friman
Clariece Bontinger
Nodaway
Valuiewe Fire Department
Villisea Department
Oss
Ott Conway
Ile
W. G. Simpson
Supreme Justice Upholds Act Fare Ruling
Washington October 27 Associate Justice Pitney refused to grant an order suspending the decision of the United States District Court in New Jersey permitting the Public Service Railway Company to raise its fare to eight cents.
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Washington
Pitney
Supreme Court
United States District Court
New Jersey
Publc Service Railway Company
Nabbed as Thief Confesses Murder in Omaha Case
Kansas City report says Frank Bowman was arrested leaving a house he admitted robbing. He told police he was wanted in Omaha Nebraska for murder.
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Kansas City
Frank Bowman
Omaha
Neb
Missouri Railroads Ordered to Cut Grain Rates
Jefferson City Oct 27 The Missouri public service commission issued an order directing railroads to reduce grain grain products and hay rates by an estimated 2 607 900 based on this year s crop The order becomes effective November 9
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Jefferson City
Missouri
State Public Service Commission
Local residents make short business trips and shopping
Leo Healey of this city traveled to Shenandoah yesterday on business. Mrs J W McCowan of Fontanelle was shopping in town yesterday. Ott Harvey, from this city, who had been in Des Moines the past few days, returned home last evening.
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Leo Healey
Shenandoah
J. W. McCowan
Fontanelle
Ott Harvey
Des Moines
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Obednego
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Groler
Spark
Fort Magazine
Italy
Balknap
Vecome
Joan A. Mac Ready
Owa
ARMS
BEN Salinger
AMD
Daugherty
Guy Flemming
L. Brown
Carl Boone
George A. Johnson
P. C. Winter
Eeplone Cme
Otis Dro Maconal
A. G. Balit
Lorimer
J. EB. Calloway
Creston
Fred Graham
Nodoway
Supreme Justice Upholds Act
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