No Further Disorder After Policemen Return Debate
Boston September 13 The American Federation of Labor New England organizer Frank McCarthy says policemen will return to work and wait for the White House labor conference October 6 Samuel Gompers message read at union meeting Police Commissioner Curtis refuses reinstate orders pending attorney general decision on whether patrolmen are employees with right to strike or government officers No further disorder as state guards guard streets and boards cover windows
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Boston
Frank McCarthy
New England
American Federation of Labor
Policemen’s Union
Samuel Gompers
White House
State Guard
Roads to Owners January 1 Director General Prepares Return
Washington Sept 13 Preparing for the return of the railroads to private control Director General W D Hines has ordered all roads to begin an inventory of supplies on hand as of Dec 31 1919 the date Wilson indicated for termination of government supervision A few weeks before the government turns the roads back former managements will be put in charge to allow reorganization of staffs before the railroad administration ends.
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Washington
W.D. Hines
Wilson
Congress
Welcome on Rails as Wilson Meets Mercier in Montana
On September 12 in Livingston Montana President Wilson greeted Cardinal Mercier aboard his special train. Mercier recalled his Malines visit and sent cordial greetings. Wilson replied with a warm welcome and anticipation of meeting Mercier in person.
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Wilson
Livingston
Mont
United Stat
Gardinal Mercier
Malines
Rcier
Senators Trail Wilson Over Treaty and League
Senators Hiram W. Johnson of California and William E. Borah of Idaho began a national speaking tour against the peace treaty and league of nations. Johnson to speak in Indianapolis and Borah in Omaha as they pursue the presidential administration’s agenda.
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Johnson and Borah
Chicago
Hiram W. Johnson
California
William E. Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Peace Treaty
League of Nations
Senator Johnson
Indianapolis
Senator Borah
Omaha
Senate Passes Food Control Bill To Penalize Profiteering
Washington Sept 13 The bill extending food control to penalize profiteering sought by President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer was passed by the Senate and sent to conference.
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Senate
Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Deputy Sheriff Beasley Slain After Bank Raid Try
Tulsa reports Deputy Sheriff W. T. Beasley killed when two unidentified robbers were fatally wounded after an attempted bank robbery at Red Fork state bank three miles south of the city. A September 6 cablegram notes Bolsheviks sacking areas in mid July and housing foreigners among detainees.
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Tulsa
Oklo
W. T. Beasley
Red Park
Here
Red Fork State Bank
Phillips
Fashion items showcase elegant velvet in western colors
A catalog style note highlights velvet and beaver materials in exclusive creations. It cites velvet and duvetyne fabrics with mirrors in fashion accessories and describes smart jam effects and soft brim hats. The piece emphasizes off the face models and westward color palettes.
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West
Linton News Tells Of Visitors and Local Events
Local Overflow reports George and Perry Cabbage visiting Linton. Dr R R Hogue bought the Home Hotel from H Raede. Towne traveled from Kintyre on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lang and Mrs W Mewing planned a Strasburg trip. Gerrit Haak visited Linton on business. Rev Buzzelle preached in the Episcopal church. Erma Scott had teeth removed at the hospital. Otto and Enoch Becker visited Ashley. H O Sauer went to Mandan for the Missouri 8 fair. Walter Mewing returned home after hunting season opened. Sivers and Simon among Kintyre visitors. Cogner home from Fargo Moore visiting Wolverton hospital. E G Perry visited from Glencoe to see Mrs Perry and new boy at Wolverton. Ladies Aid of the M E Church noted. Farm near Kintyre spans 2600 acres adjoining townsite. Sivers plans California home. Miss Nellie Wolverton vacationing with parents. visited Hans Hanson farm. Ducks reported dead near Long Lake, possibly grasshopper poison. Miss Grace William began school in Dakema district after arriving from Staples Minnesota. Atha and Mewing party attended a play, Oh Baby, with Morris and Rooks. Rooks went to Mandan for fair. joined Labrico Co. as electrician in Bismarck. Jangula and Volk families visited Mandan for Missouri Slope fair with Miss Philipena Jangula. Revs Heiser and Kruger visited Vosstier home. nurse trainee to take state exam then lead Wolverton hospital nursing. Hazelton residents attended Eastern Star. refreshments served.
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George and
Perry Cabbage
Linton
R. R. Hogue
H. Raede
R. A. Towne
Bismarck
Erma Scott
Otto
Enoch Becker
Ashley
H. O. Sauer
Mandan
Walter Mewing
J. D. Sivers
Frank
Simon
Kintyre
Earle Cogner
Fargo
Moore
Wolverton Hospital
E. G. Perry
Glencoe
Staples
Minn
Dakema
E. T. Atha
Bir
W W Mewing
Bismarch
Thos. Morris
Gerrit Rooks
Labri Otor Co
Jacob Jangula
Mat Volk
Philipena Jangula
Heiser
Eureka
Kruger
Tuttle
Vosstier
Vis
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Gompers
Mercier
Senators
North Dakota
Bolivia
Linton and
Emmons County
Webb Brothers
Unusust
Slave Board
Miss Bechtle
A. E. Klabunde
Geo. Lenhart
R.I. Beal
Geo Monteith
Geo Whitford
Ellis Smolowitz
Henry Ruede
Farmers Friend Mill Co
P. H. Hertz, Miller
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