Ansciples of Christ Gloss Convention closes in Winona Lake
A Disciples of Christ convention session on Christian unity and world peace closed at Winona Lake Indiana. Rev J J Castettercy and Rev D Morison led the sessions. 8,000 attended Sunday service, with 200 deacons and elders distributing communion. Total registrations 3,045, with local committee predicting 4,000 attendees overall for the event. Officers elected include Rev S S Fisher president and J Vundiex vice president.
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Christian Unity
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J. J. Casttebercy
Cincinnati
Dow Morison
Chitagn
Wiliam Jennings
Ochig
Alb Thullips
Jabez Mall
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George A Coumbi
Maheas City
Piti
Portland
Denver
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Chowiyilen
I. Tins
J. Vundiex
Seyne
Chattahooga
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Wichita
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Vanyilte
Optimism Reigns In League Session Amid Turbulent Talks
A chaotic meeting featured speakers from JBL and various parties as delegates argued over governance and policy. Amid the disorder, a central figure defended actions and pressed for resolution, while international officials observed and technical details of the session were debated.
Fragmentary note on Geneva distribution and Moscow influence
The fragment discusses control over distribution tied to Geneva, a Taide group, and attempts to influence via Moscow. It mentions sending own men to Tamie wren and contrasts actions with U S policy, claiming aims to feed one nation while criticizing American administration.
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Administration to Aid Mellon Tax Plan Controversy Looms
Fragmented wartime era text discusses administration support for an income tax, simplifying the cheese tax substitute, and the challenge of building an effective tax bureau. It notes Smoot's influence, White House encouragement, and the likelihood of repealing the excess profits tax by January, with cabinet members predicting President Harding will prevail.
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White House
Uurvasury Department
Income Tax Bureau
Honthig
Murder Confessions Denied By Hadley In Richmond Case
The Richmond VA physician Hadley denies confessing to the murder of his wife Sue Hadley. Denver report cites statements by Mud Hadley and Dr. Witmer Hadley asserting innocence. Authorities note Hadley recently remained silent under questioning and plans to depart Denver tonight.
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Virginia
Hadtey
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Mine Superintendent and Family Held by Strikers
Ulizabethtown reports miners seized the mine superintendent W. G. Ferguson and his family after a Saturday demonstration by about 100 miners. Sheriff Cox dispersed the crowd, guards manned the mine area, and tension rose as observers and reporters described the incident and ensuing precautions.
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W. G. Ferguson
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Ile Family
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Chinelvar
Wilstar Features State Fair Races
Wilstar dominates opening day at the fair with wins in heat races and major placings. Marvin Treight, Georgia Directer Fayetty Natinnad, and Clyde Cline-owned Wilstar all figure in early results, with horses like The Frat Divinlin and The Ligonier Und. earning money and placing in top heats.
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Howdy Cushton
Iate Gall Cares
Wrod Cline
Tomaling
Ora Malin
Chale Watves Fon
Loca
Ai Yaight Hess
Eceepeaes Hbo
Carter
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Ultaveen
Gabon
Tetany Adelen
Anna
Willan Caebale
Ae Niaaltor
Eneliatg
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Ally Evans
Vaiee
Montenmory Feiraham
Sherwood
Haron
Gale
H. F ‘Lanai
Teteris
Prive
Sahm
Bogue
Ka Agok
Iana
Renin
Charley
Manny Oo
Industrial Autocracy Heralded by Gompers in Baltimore
Fragmented and garbled text shows a dated discussion centered on Samuel Gompers and labor issues. The piece references a "great country" and debates about industrial and political control, with mentions of workers, politics, and labor movement figures amid unclear context.
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Wedding Ring Leads to Unlikely Entry in Roulette Room
A young American woman obtains entry to a roulette room using a wedding ring and causes a scene as a plain band provokes questions about marriage contracts. The incident spurs a rare surge in demand for wedding rings and prompts the doorkeeper to rethink admission rules.
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Dieri Neen
Gratitude of U S to Hull Told by Byrd
A letter from Admiral Richard E. Byrd expresses American gratitude to the city of Hull for hospitality during a period of tragedy. He notes that shared sorrow and support unite nations, and urges continued friendship as a result of the event.
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Cotton Pickers Ask 75 Cents Then Take 50
In Corsicana Texas a local item in the negro column reports cotton pickers demanding 75 cents but accepting 50 as payment. The notice reflects varied community reactions and a tense labor scene with workers pressuring for better wages amid unsettled conditions.
Alleged Bank Rum Ring Member Retains VP Post
In Chicago on September first an alleged member of a rum ring retained his position as vice president of the Lincoln Trust and Savings Bank amid an inquiry into a 490000 milk money scheme. Bank president Oncin Ti. Conklin announced the demand for the man’s removal, and directors decided to wait for a court verdict. The bank states the officer did not use bank funds and was unaware of the involvement.
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Bowlers in Meeting at Academy Tonight
Local bowling club gathers at Academy tonight to discuss season start plans. Officials expect a full briefing on practice dates and lineup arrangements after a recent informal gathering.
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Academy Tonight
British Cabinet Heads to Conference in Scotland
The British cabinet departs for a conference in Scotland amid a tense national mood. Officials plan to discuss responses to recent events as Prime Minister and key ministers weigh strategic moves and the ongoing crisis.
Complete Plans for City Series Tonight
Final arraignments for the city series to decide the title will be held tonight at 7:30 at the offices of the Tadley Poraiture Canst Cu. Entrance fee collected then with full details for starting. Teams named include the Mone, Ilks, Had, Condamai, Pirates, Invimrrogo, Pattergan-Winteher, Melt-Milter-Tatt and others urged to pay and attend for representation and banquet plans.
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Tadley
Amore
Hadiwys
Condamai
Pirates
Invimrrogo
Pattergan-Winteher
Melt-Milter-Tatt
Parthen Neglleetad
Toanht
Do Jay
Murder of Russian Prisoners Reported
Fragmentary report recounts alleged killings of Russian prisoners in Poland amid wartime actions. Describes charges, possible responsible units, and ongoing investigations as authorities seek clarity on events.
Recognition of Irish Republic Labor Rally in West Bromley Park
A large turnout gathered at West Bromley Park on Labor Day to push for formal recognition of the Irish Republic. Speakers, a brass band, and a reception followed a village-like program with unions and local officials emphasizing workers’ solidarity and the cause of Irish self determination.
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Thy Holler, Makers Union
Em Federation
Kitord
Pleanant Lalu
Lavar
Bundage
Naan
Het Moran
Sam Werlntan
Tom Siren
Henry Moevltxe
Eoin Tlee
Caty
Pat Hens
George Hasttilty
Indery
Lee
Union Leaders Charged In West Virginia Mine War
In Madison West Virginia federal charges accuse union leaders of inciting a miners war and invasion threats in the Coal River valley during April and May 1920. Officials describe joint actions by United Mine Workers elements and local factions leading to troop deployments and heightened tensions amid a general calm in the region.
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Martin
Balloonist Plunges 600 Feet to Death
More than 10 000 persons witnessed Mugene Mo Stettard of Beaton fall from a balloon Newer details are unclear due to garbled text. The incident occurred today and one can assume a fatal accident during a public ascent.
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Alam
Mugene Mo Stettard
Beaton
Ninth Ward Picnic Draws Thousands for Tabor Day Event
About 3000 residents attended a second annual Tabor Day picnic at Iranty parks, hosted by the Ninth Ward Community association. Children from St. Vincent's Orphans' Home received treats, with music from a student orchestra and speeches by local leaders highlighting community efforts and future Fort Wayne projects. The day featured raffles, games, and a fundraising basket, with proceeds aiding the community campaign.
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Inekaan
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Ain
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Durie
Stole
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Lg Ial
Renidan
Rivers
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Thugs Escape After Overpowering Jailer at Prison
A group of prisoners overwhelmed a jailer and fled from a high security facility. Witnesses saw weapons paraded inside the yard as an iron stockade fence was breached. A green auto, believed tied to the escape, carried the men away after a brief chase by responding officers.
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Ambassadors Escape After Cart Tumbling From Bank
Seymour Indiana report describes United States Ambassador to Chile and two others narrowly escaping death when the cart they rode in toppled over a bank. All three were only slightly injured, with help arriving at the scene. Names include sir Joseph H dhea, Thomas 51 Honan, and Nathan Knutiman.
Justice Urged by Postal Chief at Labor Day Rally
In St Louis on Labor Day 1900s, Postmaster General Hays urged solving economic ills by enforcing justice between labor and capital. He called for national arbitration boards, fair dealing, and increased labor representation, arguing reliable courts and honest labor relations will boost prosperity and governance.
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Full Term Of School Starts This Morning
A garbled report describes the start of a school term with references to Education for Children and tense parental concerns. It mentions principals meeting teachers and assignments given to staff, amid confusion over aims and methods.
Understanding Osteopathy and Its Claims
A historical educational piece explains osteopathy, clarifying it is not massage or faith healing and involves body self-healing with natural methods. It argues there is no outside agent curing illness, compares treatment to setting a broken arm, and notes osteopathy treats disease on the same principle across conditions, promoted by American Osteopathy Association editors.
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