Negroes Plot Alleged Uprising Across River Bug
A controversial statement alleges organized black insurrection led by a Winchester based organizer in Helens Arkansas. Investigations target the so called Progressive Farmers and Household Hardware of America and a plan to arm Black members while accusing white officials of delay. The report traces the movement to promoter Robert G. Win and describes recruitment, slogans, and a foreseen attack against whites amid widespread fear and persecution. Additionally, scenes of hunger and disease in New York Jewish relief zones are noted with typhus cholera and smallpox sweeping eastern Europe refugees near the river.
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Phillis
Allen
America
Robert 4. WN
Negro Ewenty
Winchester
Ark
Washington
Aspen
New York
Poland
Siberia
Hug River
Amer Foam Red Cross
Industrial Conference Opens to Improve Capital Labor Ties
Washington reports opening sessions of an industrial conference called by President Wilson aimed at better relations between capital and labor. Delegates stressed action over oratory and sought harmonious cooperation, with notable figures from New York and frequent White House visits noted. In Oakland California five men faced an unrelated streetcar traffic incident as a separate item.
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Washington
Wrest
Wilson
Maruch
New York
Mreal Font Witwer
White Howes
California
Oakland
Aerial Race Aroused the World
Report from New York outlines a sensational aerial race involving key figures Avry Olen and Aerial Sensue as organizers seek the first serial deployment of cement for a wartime project. The article notes global attention and calls for secrecy in early planning stages.
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New York
Avry Olen
Aimer Bee
Anerion Wate Aerouboe
Ambassador Pletcher to Rome Succeeds Neleve in Mexico
Washington reports that Hen J. Pletcher, ambassador to Mexico, will be transferred to Rome to succeed Thoas Neleve, who has resigned. The decision follows a period of reshuffling in the diplomatic corps with no further details on timing.
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Fletcher
Page Washington
Tin Offickal
Diphemathe Cietes
Hen . J. Pletcher
Mexico
Rome
Thosas Neleve Page
Steel Controversy Deepens As Strikes Enter Third Week
Union leaders vow to dig in as steel companies plan another restart push. Large ads urge workers back to jobs. National strike committee head Willand Foster predicts company failure and growing unity among union members.
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Pittebare
Willand Foster
National Strike Committee
Cardinal Mercier Visited U S in Aid of Belgium
Reports say Cardinal Mercier arrived in New York to thank Americans for aid to Belgium as Indiana troops moved to quell riots in East Chicago and Gary following steelworker strikes. General Jadwin reported active in mobilization as mob action sparked by unrest.
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Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
New York
Jadwin
Washington
Trigadier Cement Set
American Assenion
Maine
Rome
Indiana
Indianapolis
Giovernor
James C. Goodrich
Chicago
Gary
French Chamber Approves Treaty in Versailles Pace
French chamber of deputies approves the German peace treaty by a large vote and moves toward full Versailles settlement. Britain has already ratified. Australia and other dominions await formal actions before the pact becomes effective.
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Versailles
Great Britain
Harix
Chamber of Deputies
France
United States
Cnet
Britain
Australia
Great Heltain
Germany
Witwer
Hellein
Fane
Vremir Clanence
Bethicher Operatives Called Wut Vitahare The Strike Plan
A garbled report describes operatives called wut vitahare planning a national strike at Detiiehen Steel, with 40 workers affected. A wireless advocate from Washington proposed immediate return of wireless stations to their owners, addressing the navy’s control.
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Bethicher
Wut. Vitahare
Washington
Unten
Bnuse Merchant Marine Committee
Navy
Full Amendments Meet With Defeat in Senate Vote
In a tight roll call on October 1 the Senate rejected all proposed amendments by the majority, including several by Senator Dubelian of New Mexico. The amendments aimed to restrict American participation in postwar European settlements and adjust powers within the League. Debate likely to continue for days as factions argue over treaty implications.
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New Mexico
Ito
Washington
Senate
Alee Fy Ytlek Siecomston Thiefiele
Tortu Tee
Weilten
Hiren
Lederer
Roltentts
Lowse
Will Bring Bodies Home From Europe War Cemeteries
In a United States effort to repatriate military dead, ashes and remains from World War II cemeteries in France Italy and the United Kingdom will be shipped to the United States for burial as part of the postwar processing. Military authorities outline the plan to return fallen service members to the U Washington and other U.S. institutions for interment.
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France
U. Washington
Io Certumy
Betsium
Italy
United States
Sein Wastie Earaey
Clube Rrr Nels
Glidden Trophy Recipient Promoted in Army Aviation Corps
Charles Jasper Glidden, financier and aviation pioneer, was promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the aviation corps of the army. The announcement notes his prior role as a silver trophy recipient and his long association with automobile and air travel innovation.
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Shakes Jasper Alidter
Charce
Aviation Corps
Army
Britain Moves Toward End of Industrial War
Britain negotiates a wartime truce with railway and industrial groups at 10 Downing Street to resume work pending wage status talks. Government promises settlement by October 31. talks center on wage safeguards and prewar living costs, with a possible general strike tense in Britain.
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Britain
Veetoer Boyh George
Andrew Bower Law
Onlow
Internetiany HO
Downing Street
Wader
Cetta
Citizens’ Army
Wilson on Way to Health After Presidential Illness
Washington reports show the President’s condition improving with signs he is on the road to recovery. He wished to return to work, consulted with Admiral Cary and doctors, and slept and ate better, prompting hopeful medical statements.
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Washington
Wilson
Fhyson
White House
Mitencock Hopeful and Riot Reports Surface
A jumble of headlines discusses Mitencock’s hope and riots. An aviator killed in a flame chair is reported along with Mid-Atlantic unrest and a federal express stoppage to rush medicine to President Wilson at South Station.
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Ingelphia
Bree Townsend
Kerfers Sonebew
Mas Pe Tg
Little Beck
Ark
Winchiveter
Nerrors
Powel
Wauleer
Ne Rarswes
Wes
John Purcell
South Station
Federal Express
Washington
Wilson
Knowledge of Country Outings by Japanese Schoolchildren
An article notes how in Japan school excursions are a core part of education, with students traveling in groups to view national history, arts, and industry. It describes 40 pupils and two teachers on a Miyajion to Fukuoka expedition, tiring yet eager for experiences. For sale a high grade piano and a player piano in excellent condition offered by Consolidated Music Co. Salt Lake City Utah.
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Japan
Miyajion TL
Fukuoka
Consolidated Music Co
East First South St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Signs and superstitions in Serbian daily life described
The piece notes Serbian daily life filled with superstition from morning rituals to weather signs and omens. It cites beliefs in the Evil Eye curing diseases, witchlike figures at dew, and dangers tied to cocks, dogs, and celestial signs, portraying a ritualistic culture.
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Bret
Armadillo as Pet in Argentina Surprises Researchers
A shortened Argentine household tale describes a 15 inch armadillo kept as a pet by children. Experts note its balling defense, shell closure, and unique movement. The piece highlights curiosity about native wildlife and human interaction with small mammals.
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Dector Bergner
Kem Bell
Aormiees
Pete Tamer
Tere
America
Wheelbarrows Carry Heavy Freight in China
Chinese wheelbarrows move more freight and rice than any other method. The design lifts load on the wheel without the rider and supports nearly the entire burden, while passengers ride atop the driver. This makes wheelbarrows the dominant means of transport in many villages.
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Barrow Coolle
China
Venice
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