Federal troops move to West Virginia in coal field crisis
Washington reports about 4000 federal troops from four camps are en route or ready to deploy to West Virginia to restore order in the coal fields. General Bandholtz directed the move while martial law in five counties was kept in reserve.
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Logan County
Washington
West Virginia
Harboard
Bandholtz
War Department
Weeks
Federa
Keeney
Meeney
Traina
Army General Staff
Chemical Warfare Service
Fries
Tyre
F. Morgan
West Virgine
Hi BA
Marconi Sees Possible Message From Mars
New York reports that a wave 180,000 meters long, possibly from Mars, was found months ago by Guglielmo Marconi aboard the Electra in the Mediterranean. H Macbeth of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co says wave regularity suggests Mars attempting contact. only earth code resemblance is a letter V.
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New York
Whrelees
Mars
Gaglielo Marconi
Electra
H. Macbeth
London
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, Limited
Earth
Wood Accepts Governor General Post in Philippines
Major General Leonard Wood accepts the post of governor general of the Philippines, forcing retirement from active army service after 35 years. Senate confirmation and prior legislative attempts to keep him on the active list were noted as unsuitable. In a separate note, Chicago reports a $50 million merger of two movie firms to cut distribution costs via a producer to exhibitor plan.
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Masila
Aso: A Press
Leone Wood
Ieee
Philippines
Wood
The
Yoninaten, & Co
As- Press
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Associated First National Pictures,Inc
Associated Producers Company
Thomas H. Ince
Johnston Beats Kamagae in Davis Cup Match
Johnston defeats Kamagae in a Davis Cup match amid numerous errors and controversy over missed calls. Officials reviewed points as Johnston moved to lead in a tense tie brief analysis notes the match's contentious moments and player reactions.
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Johnston
Kamagae
Politine Cate
Child Lost in Woods Found After Three Days
Detroit Minnesota report says a child missing for three days was located after more than a thousand men searched the wooded area. A woman recalled a cryptic remark about sleeping with her dog, revealing a fragment of the unfolding scene.
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Detroit
Minn
State Money Poured Into Casselton League Bank
The Scandinavian American Bank of Casselton, controlled by Nonpartisan League figures, loaned to J J Hastings and Thomas Allen Box and to parties tied to the league. An examiner labeled loans as poor and “Underhand Influence,” while state deposits rose before the bank failed in February 1921.
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League Bank
Casselton
Bank of North Dakota
Peoples State Bank of
Camselton
Joan
L. C. Reap
Peoples’ State Bank of
J. J. Hastings
Thomas Allen Box
J.J. Hastings
Thomas Allen
P. R. Sherman
Peoples’ State Bank of Cassitton
Peoples’ State Bank of Cusseltan
As Ia
SI TO GO ABROAD New York September 2
The American steamship St Louis fitted as a moving exhibition hall will sail from New York next January on a year long sales promotion trip to 50 foreign ports. The ship’s space equals Madison Square Garden and the voyage will showcase 300 leading American manufacturers with interpreters and credit experts aboard to aid in presenting goods and forming financial ties.
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New York
St. Louis
Madison Square Garden
J. Herbert
Pon
Epg
Japan
Ching
Oh Nee Way
Ang Sweten
Balkan States
Louis
Tribesmen Of India Attack British Troops Near Malapuram
British forces traveling in motor cars near Mongarn were attacked by about 4000 Moplah tribesmen. Assistant Police Chief Lancaster and two soldiers were killed. Several others wounded. Moplah casualties reported as the clash began last Saturday.
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Calicut
British India
Malapuram
Mongarn
Lancaster
Famine Worse Than Expected in Volga District
The famine in the Volga region of Russia is heavier and more threatening than anticipated, per a telegram from M Kalinin head of the central famine relief committee. In the Kirghiz republic children suffer horribly as parents abandon them in streets and outside public institutions where local commissioners must rescue three to four year olds, nearly dead from starvation. GADE STARTS LONG SWIM. Albany N Y Sept 2 Miss Millie Gade 22 year old woman champion swimmer began a 150 mile swim from Albany to New York at 9 45 am today with a pilot in a row boat and a trainer and nurse in a launch.
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Rigas
Associated Press
Volga
Russia
M. Kalinin
Russian
Central Committee For Famine Relief
Kirghiz Republic
Gade
Albany
N. Y
Millie Gade
New York
Western crops exceed fifteen bushels per acre in region
Herald Special Service reports North Oliver county and Mercer and Dunn counties show an average wheat yield near fourteen bushels per acre. The article notes improved rainfall and timely moisture leading the northern region to a more favorable crop status than other districts in the state.
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Herald
Mandan
Oliver County
Mercer
Dunn County
Irish peace talks prompt Lloyd George cabinet call
London reports Premier Lloyd George has circulated Eamonn de Valera's reply on Irish peace proposals to cabinet members. A meeting is set for Wednesday at Inverness with King George at May Hall. Sinn Fein in Dublin awaits the text as Lloyd George resumes a brief Scotland vacation.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Inverness
Scotland
King George
May Hall
Mr. Lloyd George
Dublin
Sinn Fe
Ireland
Loyd George
Gairloch
Inn Fein
Way Opened Today for Construction Work in Chicago
Chicago September 2 The path to employ 50 000 men in the building industry and to begin 100 900 million dollars in contracts was opened today An oral agreement between builders and labor leaders removed most restrictions except union rules on hours and wages allowing nonmembers to compete The agreement aims to simplify wage and hour decisions and speed settlements Judge Landis was to announce his ruling tomorrow
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Chicago
Appointments on Farm Bureau Fruit Committee
Chicago September 2 President J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau federation announced the appointment of twenty one men to serve on the farmer fruit marketing committee. They will study problems in the fruit industry and report a plan for cooperative marketing. The appointments include C E Durst of Chicago M B Goff of Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin and Prof Lauren E Green Purdue University Lafayette Indiana.
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Chicago
J.R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation Today
C. EB. Durst
Illinois Agricultural Association
M. B. Goff
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Lauren E. Green
Purdue University
la Fayette
Ind
Nicaragua Nears Martial Law Amid War Declarations
Managua reports Nicaragua has operated under a government declaration of a state of war for ten days. Government forces control the republic, schools close, salaries of officials cut. Concrete enemy reports are absent, and the government fears potential trouble not yet materialized.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Militants in North Dakota Deportation Clears Langdon Crowd
Langdon and Larimore mobs linked to the Industrial Workers of the World were dispersed by deportation. About 75 marked wobblies were moved on Great Northern trains under guard to Cavalier county and later arraigned for conspiring to obstruct justice before being sent on. No further trouble reported as towns monitor remaining members in camps near Larimore.
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Langdon
N. D
Rainian
Thone
Industrial Workers of the World
Haing
Lari
Larimore oMdala
Great Northern
Larimore
Conway
Questa
Herald
Cavalier
Walsh County
Union
Cavalier County
Merpee
Justice of the Peace
Former Mandan farmer killed on railroad tracks
Daniel Filkins a wealthy resident and retired Mandan farmer who had been in a sanitarium wandered onto railroad tracks near Eagle Grove Iowa and was killed. He was about 60, survived by his wife and two children, owned large tracts in Minnesota and Towaland with cattle holdings.
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Herald Special Service Manian
N. D
Daniel &. Filkins
Mandan
Eagie Grove
Iowa
Yester
Nekota
Towaland
Minnecots
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WAY
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Bernice Wall
Wisconsin
Gemeraity Tate
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