European United States Proposed by Japanese Official
Japanese official urges world free trade and elimination of import export barriers to revive production. US unofficial rep Roland Boyden warns Europe’s politics hinder aid. calls for ending economic barricades and creating a United States of Europe to stabilize trade and finance.
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Brussels
Kago Mori
League of Nations
Héri Bergmann
Germany
Berlin
M. Ledrtux
Belgium
Europe
United States
Roland W. Royden
Boyden
Paris
Roland W. Boyden
International Financial Congress
Ua Tory
Lendon
America
New York
Boston
Prices Have Passed Peak In Wholesale Trade
The Federal Reserve Board reports a revival of price cutting in wholesale trade, with a wave spreading to many retail sites. It attributes the trend to stronger demand from buyers anxious about price and quality, suggesting prices to consumers will fall substantially soon.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Monthly Business Review
Ellis Island Congested As Immigrants Pour In
New York Sep 27 Immigrants flood Ellis Island as European congestion returns with a million seeking the American dream. Slowed by clogged gates and crowded steerage, evacuees from Italy and other nations crowd docks and ship holds in a scene of tight quarters and strained facilities.
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Ellis Island
New York
Europe
United States
Italy
America
Wallin
Ehlis
Pangway
Taland
Hotel association backs drive to lower Chicago hotel prices
Members of the Hotel Association of Chicago, meeting with city council committee and in the Chicago Association of Commerce board rooms, adopt a resolution to cooperate in reducing the high cost of living. A. G. Swanson, Alderman Max Adamowski, Russell Poole and Robert S. Iles are named in the conference.
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Chicago
Hotel Association of Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
A. G. Swanson
Ald
Max Adamowski
Russell. Poole
Robert 8. Iles
Council
Reds Seek Extraordinary Russian Congress in Moscow
Berlin reports Nicolai Lenine and Leon Trotzky plan an extraordinary Russian congress in Moscow. They would invite Bolshevists and all political units in Angla, amid signs their power is slipping and a plan to place authority in a congress elected commission until a permanent government is chosen.
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Berlin
Nicolai Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Moscow
Bolshevlats
Angala
Congress
RADICALS MOVED TO BOSTON
Thirty four alleged radicals who had been held on Elba Island for deportation were transported to Boston to be housed on Deer Island to ease congestion at the New York immigration station. They demanded deportation or return to western cities from which they had come.
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New York
Elba Island
Boston
Deer Island
Smmigration
Lenine's Italy charges spark socialist row
Nikolai Lenine accuses Italian deputies of sabotage against the revolution as Bolshevik and Pravda voices fire from Moscow. Rome papers condemn Lenine and Bolshevism as German tools aiming to undo western Europe. Italy faces social upheaval with a cautious readjustment and slow plan for joint employer and worker reforms.
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Berlin
Nikolai Lenine
Caragona
Turati
Modigiania
Lenine
Pravda
Moscow
Italy
Turad
Modignianin
Daragont
Germany
Europe
Lenjne
Bertin
Merger of Auto Firms Near New York
Sept 27 report says Union of the Chalmers and Maxwell motor car properties will be effected by a syndicate providing a $15,000,000 new capital. Maxwell Motor Company reorganization approved by Maxwell and Chalmers stockholders and committees. Agreement outlines creation of a new company with 1,000,000 authorized shares and specified capitalization.
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New York
Chalmers
Maxwell Motor Car
Maxwell Alotor Company
Maxwell and Chalmerd
Maxwell Company
Runaway Cars Kill Six Men in Piedmont Montana
On October 1 at Piedmont Montana engineer A H Mutz was killed brakeman Joe Gormley severely injured and five unidentified men perished while a freight train on a mountain grade broke free and plowed into a gravel train at Piedmont station leaving three others injured.
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Butte
Mont
A. H. Mutz
Joe Gormley
Piedmont
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Glacier Pocket Bursts In Montavars Region Causing Flood
A glacier pocket on Montauvers breaks, sending a flood through eastern France near the Switzerland border. Water carries ice and stone, sweeping forests and farms in Chamonix area, with two electric railways destroyed along the flood path.
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Geneva
Montauvers Glicler
Chamonix
France
Chanyonix
Four Killed In Train Collision Near Kanora
Winnipeg reports four men killed and two injured when a through train on the Canadian Northern ran into a stock train near Kanora Saskatchewan.
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Winnipeg
Rway
Kanora
Saskatchewna
Ovation to France at American Legion meet in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 25 the American Legion opened its convention with an ovation to France. National Commander D Oller warned radicals that the Legion would meet force with greater force to protect law and order. Rev. Francis J. Kelley delivered the invocation as Mayor FitzGerald welcomed delegates. J R McQuiry praised France as a great Legion ally. Francis B. Drake, commander of American Legion post No. 1, received prolonged applause.
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Cleveland
Law and Order
D'Oller
American Legion
Furphy
D'Over
Francis J. Kelley
Troy
Nv Y
Witla BR. Pirzgecutd
France
J. R. McQuiry
W. 8
Fitzxeralt
Ealla
Francis B. Drake
Big Auto Plants Closed In Toledo After Layoffs
Toledo Willys-Overland plants shut down affecting about 4,500 workers with around 2,000 remaining to operate when reopened. Normal employment runs 12,000 to 14,000. Reports indicate a three day week or longer closure possible as auto demand tightens nationwide, signaling a broader industry pullback.
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Toledo
United States
Senator's kin found guilty in Minnesota murder case
In Alexandria, Minn, Guarat Nelson, son in law of United States Senator Nelson, was convicted of murder in the farmhand killing during a scuffle over shotgun possession. The jury deliberated about six hours.
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Alexandria
Minn
Rubber Growers Plan Price Rise Across Plantations
Rubber growers in a major association plan drastic steps to raise rubber prices. The group represents about one third of owners of 800,000 acres under cultivation and includes members from plantation estates. The strategy aims to tighten tapping and curb output to support higher market prices.
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Gondon
Rabbar Gryere Association
Nasnelitton
White Sox Players Indicted in 1919 World Series Fix
Grand jury in Chicago indicts eight White Sox for throwing the 1919 World Series to Cincinnati. Players including Gandil, McMullin, Felech, Cleotte, Williams, Jackson, Weaver, and Risty face possible penalties. Comiskey suspends seven after Eddie Cicotte and others confess bribes totaling over $100,000.
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Chicago
Eddie Cicotte
Atar Hurler
White Sox
Cincinnati
Joe Jackson
Creorte
Jacksen
Chick Quodil
Memher
Arnold
Chick) Gandil
Pred McMulin
Oxcar
Hippy) Felech
Edward Cleotte
Pamsilers
Abe Attel
Ino
Cleotte
Jackson
Cinchinati
Cleatte
Gambtere
Mentte
Cinclnnati
Comiskey
Charlea A. Comiskey
Faitle Cleatte
Risberg
McMulin
Felach
Weaver
Willkins
Gant
Avis
Cleveland
Rinhere
Fred McMmullin
Oscar Felsceh
George Weaver
C. P. Wile Nomeaml
Grand Jury
Cook County
Charles A. Comiskey
Illinois Population Figures Include Cook County Data
Washington dispatch reports population statistics with Cook County leading gains while other areas show smaller increases. The release notes statewide totals and distribution patterns, though legibility is limited by OCR errors.
Bayonne Woman Credits Lydia Pinkham Remedy for Recovery
Six months unable to work due to back pain fatigue and headaches describes improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Sus BACATANSEZ of Bayonne New Jersey testifies to renewed strength and urges friends to use the medicine.
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Bayonne
N. J
Npland
Tycia Pinkham
Sam
Susi Bacatansez
East 17Th St. Bayonne
Lydia E.'Pinkham
The Trouble Is Your Husband Strong to hie Com Victions
A fragment of dialogue questions a husband’s strength to hide convictions. It notes the husband's outward bravado contrasted with his inner weakness, capturing a witty and ironic moment. The language hints at a period piece tone and social commentary without explicit details.
It Isn’t Necessary to Spend Money on Advertising Troubles
A terse proverb advises that sharing concerns with gossip rather than spending on ads can be more effective. It suggests that open discussion among peers may spread awareness without financial cost. The snippet frames gossip as a potential channel for trouble exposure.
Catarrh Cure Promoted By Constitutional Treatment
An advertisement promotes HALIS CATARRH MEDICINE as an internal remedy that works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, claiming to cure catarrh by strengthening overall health. Circulars free from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio. No one ever heard a pretty girl say anything about her beauty's being only akin deep.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Assembly of Financiers
Federal Reserve Board Saga
Coste
Nika Petresco
Nit Petresco
Weattington
Kontuna
Doctor Petresico
Bucharest
Pefved
Peage
Anserts
Rede—Rome
Chalmers and
Maxwell Motor Car Companies
New York Dispatch
Montana
Gorges Leygues
Georges Leyues
Minrine
Presdent Millerand
Wil
Willys-Overland Works
Nelson
Cicotte
SOX
Hila Star
Illinois
PN Petk Wes
Cook
Infanta
Fletcher
Slong
Dean
Bert .Brambaugh
Virginia
St. Saye
Go Dean
Doan
Ripner Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo,al
Batonic
John Hill
Eatonic
Kemp
Bill
W. N. Uy
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