Withdrawal of Troops in West Virginia Likely
Reports from Charleston indicate possible withdrawal of part of federal forces after Brig. Gen. Bandholtz reported all quiet in the occupied area. Elections and governor Morgan urged firm action against insurgents while troops continue disarmament and patrols on Spruce Fork ridge.
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Washington
War Department
West Virginia
Department
H. H. Bandholtz
Spruce Fork Ridge
Onde
Dedicate Labor Day To The Relief Of Unemployed
Secretary of Labor Davis urged a Labor Day focus on relief for the unemployed in Detroit. He urged public works and work sharing to aid nearly one million jobless, calling for courage, faith, and fair wages to stabilize business and sustain workers.
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Sec. Davis
Detroit
Mich
Davis
Theemployera
Jerewa
Vit
Mts A
Officials Seek Bodies After West Virginia Insurrection Fighting
Madison Sept 5 strong detachments under field orders scour the mountains along Bonne Logan county for bodies of men reported killed in last week s fighting between state and county forces and armed men. They are also to locate wounded and bring them to care. Governor says justice must be done and leaders and profiteers must be prosecuted.
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Rahs
Arleston
Ws Va
Amedciated
Labor Day
West Virginia
Spruce Fork Ridge
Boone- Logan County
United Mini Workers
Jin
Taat
Bandholta
Camp Dix
Army
Morgan
United States
Auth
Madison
W. Va
Asociated
Bonne- Logan
Pioneer Woman Editor of North Dakota Dies
Mrs Rachel B Doherty 68 oldest newspaper woman in the state dies at Dunn Center after a long career in publishing. She founded the Dunn Center Journal and earlier ran Nelson County Independent Adams County Budget and other papers with her sons Ignatius and Charles.
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Bismarck
Rachel B. Doherty
Dunn Center
Doherty
Dunn
Killdeer
Kildeer
Pul Peasen
Charles
Winnett
Mont
Canada
Cecilie
I Doherty
Texan
Quebhe
Charleston
Federal
Virginia
Armed Bane
Grain Growers movement expands with new farmers aboard
The United Grain Growers Incorporated reports steady growth as the number of members climbs to 8 644 with 1 466 new farmers. Oklahoma and Nebraska show strong local participation while North Dakota leads in state figures and total elevators joining push toward 10 338.
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United Grain Growers, Inc
Oklahoma
Nebraska
North
Dakota
Braska
Fate of Minn towns depends upon the wind
Fire wolves sweep Minnesota as guardsmen mobilize to fight forest blazes. Adjutant General Rhinow orders 300 more troops to McGrath and Willow River area while weather worsens conditions. Fire centers near Willow River McGrath White Pine and Lawler with winds driving flames toward camps and lumber districts. Continued updates indicate a large state effort to curb the menace.
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St. Pag
Arthur P. Bach
W. F Rhi
Sixtieth Infantry
St. Paul
Tank Corps
Duluth
Medical Corps
Milaca
St. Cloud
McGrath
Adjt
Rhinow
Willow River
White Pine
Lawler
Minn
W. F P.rhinow
Ds. N
To Thene
Hunger and disease plague Russian city mothers kill infants
Bulgarian envoy reaches capital. Dr Stephan Panatetott, new Bulgarian minister to Washington, presented papers to President Harding. This photo shows him leaving the White House after the ceremony.
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Stephan Panatetott
Washington
Bulgaria
Harding
White House
Hunger and Flight Amid Samara Famine Crisis
Refugees in Samara region of Russia endure hunger and disease with 30 000 to 50 000 displaced living in ruins and tents along railways and docks. Typhus cholera and exhaustion kill, while aid lags as peasants fear isolation and seek food elsewhere.
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Samara
Russia
Presa
Volga River
Recref
Moscow
Vladimir Soksolsky
M. Soksolsky
Semayenkena
Igo Kononetzoff
Ares
Samare
Williston Rotarians Picnic Today Details
Williston North Dakota September 5 Williston Rotarians and families hold their deferred picnic at Dahl's Grove three and a half miles southwest of town. A three hour program of sports and athletics has been planned and supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
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Williston
N. D
Willitson
Dahl's Grove
Aupper
London's Press Hints at Ulster Accord Hope Amid Irish Talks
London reports indicate British cabinet members may press for a settlement based on consent or issue an ultimatum to Sinn Fein. De Valera’s reply shows no break in negotiations but no clear understanding exists. Ulster leaders resist, while Sinn Fein seeks union with southern Ireland and hints at boycotts or force if necessary.
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Associated Treen
London
Sinn Fe
Ireland
Prn
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Armagh
Fermanagh
Michael Collins
Republican Army
Southern Ireland
Pi Ie
Duffy
Northern Ireland
United Ireland
Craig
James Craig
Morning Post
Dail Eireann
Dublin
de Valera
tedadNy Helenae
Bril Commonwealth
Lio
Plenipotentiarion
Lloyd Gea
Hamon de ‘Valera
Big Questions Before League Assembly Opened
Geneva September 5 The Associated Press reports that the League of Nations assembly opened with major international questions on the agenda. South American issues include Tacna and Arica status under Chilean control and the Bolivia Chile 1914 treaty revision. V K Wellington Koo presided the council opening. Continued on page.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Assembly of the E of Nations
Tacna
Arica
Bolivia
Chile
V. K. Wellington Koo
China
Council of the League
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Langleveld
Harry L. Speck
W. S. Fitzpatrick
K. Browne
A. C. Hazelton
Walter B. Howard
Sally James Farnham
President Harding
New York
North Dakota
Lenoy FA Kellicrman Aay
Ana
Auspicea'g. F. Trades and Labor Assembly and Co. M
Belmont
Solana
Riahite
Wino Caely
Dod
Stephan Panarcroft
Evening Herald
Grand Forks Herald
Belmont Park
Manatee Herald
League Assembly
Nero
Morris
Gant
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