Peace Talks and Irish Guerrilla War Shadow Europe
Edward Pickard reports on league diplomacy easing Polish Lithuanian tensions and Sweden Finland Aland dispute, amid Ireland guerrilla warfare and growing anti immigration sentiment in Japan and the United States. The piece notes pacific moves, violence in Ireland, and political maneuvers around the League covenant and Lodge reservations.
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Leas
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Edward W. Pickard
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Cannes
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Lithuania
Levece Council
Count Quaones de Lawn
Spaiet Ambhnsender
Praper
Ao Haron Kelahiry Mateul
Tapanene
Getuber
Ignace Paierewski
M. Woldemar
Dante
Voldemar
Sweden
Finkund
League
Jons
Finland
Aland Island
League Council
Japan
United States
United
Lodge
Excluded Japense Voices Boost California Referendum Debate
Prominent Japanese leaders in Tokio condemn the California exclusion law proposal and its possible extension to land ownership. Vineinwt n Kwaki Koto and Kaneko articulate strong objections to the referendum, warning of lasting scars and diminished ties, though one foresees no immediate war.
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California
British Rule Extended in Palestine Self-Government Promise
British High Commissioner Sir Herbert Samuel returned from a tour of the new territory near the Jordan. He stated 600 Arab sheiks and townspeople would govern themselves under a separate administration while Britain would aid defense, safeguard trade, and coordinate dealings after French influence in the region.
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Dafatten
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Jordan
Sinn Fein Chief Assassin Fell in Dublin Hotel
Dublin, Sept 24. County Councilor Lynch a Sinn Fein leader was shot dead in his hotel room in central Dublin by men believed to be Black and Tans. Attacks continued in Balbriggan with 100 troops in lorries bombing and firing, while civilians and clergy appeal for protection from further depredations.
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Press Association
Royal Exchange Hotel
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Burke
Larless
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Gibbons
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Binck and Tans
Irish Constabulary
Smyth
Thah- UN
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Evanty Clare
James
Lebiach
Moody
Here
Cox's Train Wreck Near Peoria Injures Several
Governor Cox and his party escaped injury as their Santa Fe train derailed one mile north of Peoria, sixteen miles from Phoenix. An engineman was severely hurt and several passengers were injured when a broken rail caused the wreck.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fires destroy seven thousand barrels of bourbon at Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Kentucky September 21 seven thousand barrels of whisky valued at four million dollars were destroyed by a fire. The incident is part of a series of regional reports including a train crash in Waterloo Indiana injuring about forty and a bank cashier in Sheboygan Wisconsin ending his life. A Monon railroad shop cut its staff by a percent while the cruiser Cleveland was assigned to Ecuador for the centennial celebration in Guayaquil.
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Senate
Washington
Cox
Education
War and Navy
James W. Gerard
Democratic Finance Committee
William Boyce Thompson
Republican Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Wall Street
Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Ecuador
Cleveland Sil
United States
Guayaquil
Boun Flor
Countess Ganna Walska and Baron Cochrin Marriage Tie
Countess Ganna Walska a Rusan actress once linked secretly to New York's wealthiest bachelor Absusifer Smith Cochrin in Paris. The bride is a former Petrograd favorite, while Baron Arcadie Welngorn a Raszing army captain died in the war. Alexander Smith Cochran is famed as a sportsman and clubman with yachts Vanke and Westward, claimed wealth over 50 million dollars and charitable works. He is 45.
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Genny Walska
New York
Absusifer Smith Cochrin
Paris
Petrogrud
Arcadie Welngorn
Alexander Smith Cochrane
America
Thomas Lipton
Kiel
Soviet Peace Plan Offers Armistice Demand
Riga September 25 Adolph Joffe head of the Soviet peace delegation urged Poland to accept an armistice within ten days or face a Russian winter campaign. He also offered to withdraw most of the 15 Minsk peace points, signaling more moderate terms and omitting many Soviet aims to sovietize Poland and Galicia.
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Rede
Sreler
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Reds
Poland
Rus SA
Adolph Joffe
Red
Polieh
Grodan
Moscow
Wrangel
Letgin
Joffe
M. Joffe
Minsk
MS Joffe
Wilson U S Trade Pacts Move Blocked by President
Washington Sept 27 formal announcement from the state department says President Wilson will not carry out congressionally instructed steps to abrogate treaties with foreign nations limiting tariffs and transportation rates on imports carried in American bottoms. The decision was reached before the May 5 deadline and no foreign governments were consulted.
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Washington
State Department
Wilson
Congress
United States
Germans Give Up Tonnage As Reparations Progress
Paragraphs recap reparations progress with Germany surrendering 944 505 gross tons of steamers and sailing vessels by September 16. Other items include a mail robbery in South Bend, a large University of Pennsylvania enrollment, Sacramento warehouse fire, two Japanese traitors sentenced, a Royal Gorge train accident, and a rail rate hearing set for October. Colby rejects antisuffrage plea.
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Paris
Germany
Schleswig
Italian Railways Increased Payment Reduced by Government
Rome reports a government railway agreement cutting wages for railway workers to 200 million dire, down from 54 million in normal value. Samoa inquiry ordered by Navy department to investigate Pacific island governance. Rear Admiral Charles E Hughes to lead.
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Rome
Met
Samoa
Washington
Naval Government
Pacific Island
Navy Department
Admir Charles ¥. Hughes
Turín Turmoil: Bloodshed in Turin and Nationalist Clash
Turín is the scene of continued disorders with gunfire and a bomb in San Carlo square. Mario Santini, head of the Young Men's Nationalist Association, is killed amid street clashes. Police and troops intensify actions as union leaders call for calm while workers debate the metal works settlement.
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Tome
Turin
Rome
Mario Santini
I San Carlo
Iengde
Avanti
Milan
Genoa
Metal Workers’ Union
Gump
Turia
Royal Guarda
Saxiene
Soviet
Russia
Villa Albani
Tortoni
Apollo
Cellere
Washington
G. A. R. Adopts Language Addition to Ritual
Indianapolis Sept. 25 The Grand Army of the Republic changes its ritual to read one country one language and one flag from the current wording one country and one flag after action at the first business session of its fifty fourth annual encampment of war veterans.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Ketcham
William A. Ketcham
Dlosine
Sign 300000 Boys to Train In State Military Law
About 300000 boys in New York state aged sixteen to eighteen are required to register under the state military training law. Other dispatches note William A. Ketcham elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, a boost in express rates, the steamer Sant Remo possibly wrecked off San Domingo, Huerta to undergo an appendectomy, a rise in drunken cases in New York courts, and Albert Fall Millerand elected president of France.
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New York
New York State
Cap tain Robert G Woodside VFW Commander in Chief
Captain Robert G Woodside of Pittsburgh is elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars after a snap meeting in Washington. His unanimous election honors a Spanish American War veteran who saved the 92nd battalion at Verdun and distinguished himself in the recent war.
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Pittsburgh
The
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Washington
Woodside
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Verdun
Prices Cut as Cotton, Goods Pull Down Living Costs
In Chicago on September 25, cotton contracts for future delivery continued to fall, with spot cotton dropping 100 points to 20.5 cents a pound. Major mail order houses and reduced clothing prices signal lower living costs. corn dips below a dollar after earlier declines, while oats rye and barley ease. Hog prices at the stockyards slip, cattle and sheep trading remains dull as steel and durable goods firms announce concessions and expected further price reductions. Chicago markets show broad demand relaxation and quicker deliveries amid the price-cutting trend.
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Chicago
New York
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Henry Ford Cuts Prices From War Levels
Henry Ford announces immediate return to prewar pricing across Ford products in Detroit. Reductions range about 14 percent for motor trucks and 31 percent for small cars, with Ford urging an end to wartime price inflation and a return to normal values for the country’s business and use.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Callok Tire Blast Ends Life In San Juan Tex
Callok Texas September 22 Peter Rose was instantly killed near San Juan when a motor truck tire exploded while inflating it. The top of his head was blown off and a nearby brick wall was wrecked. Marylanders Hit Suffrage Ratification Defeated In Annapolis House vote 50 to 43. Republicans provided most support. Los Angeles September 25 Jacob Charles Denton, capitalist, found buried under earth in a hermetically sealed box in a cellar. Philadelphia astronomer Dr Eric Doolittle, Penn University Flower Observatory director, dies. Born in Indiana in 1870. Des Moines September 24 Iowa miners accept wage agreement. St Louis September 22 Tabernoth hits 148th run to spark New York 4 to 0 win. Hartford September 23 Connecticut ratifies nineteenth amendment in special session.
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Callok
Tex
Peter Rose
San Juan
Los Angeles
Cal
Jacob Charles Denton
Wis
Ander
Bayonne Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Mrs Susie Sacatansky of Bayonne New Jersey reports three months of pain relief and renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound She urges others to try the remedy noting its long standing reputation and dependable reputation in promoting health. A note from Indianapolis News about profanity in a Crawfordsville pool hall is mentioned as a separate aside.
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N. J
Susie SacaTansky
East 13Th St
Lydia
Ponl
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis News
Hall
Nature
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cascarets Cleanse and Refresh The Liver and Bowels
Ad copy touts Cascarets as a morning remedy for tangled bowels and liver upset, promising a clear head, tight stomach, and fresh breath with no griping. Also mentions pricing 10 25 50 cents and children’s use as Unscareds. A cartoonish puzzle line about a carpet and a clock adds whimsy to the page.
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