3500 Miners March to Coal River to Enforce Union
Five hundred miners left Oak Grove to march over mountains to Coal River with the aim of enforcing unionization. They were later joined by about 4,000 more at Racine on the Little Coal River. all reported armed. Coal operators in Guyan Field unloaded machine guns to meet approaching forces. Governor Cornwell discussed the situation with Secretary Baker, but no troop request was made.
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Nelda
Baker
Washington
Cornwell
West Virginia
Ashington
Camp Sherman
Ohio
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Hitchcock
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Wilsons Speech at Kansas City on League Covenant
President Wilson spoke in Kansas City praising the Paris peace document as rooted in American principles of arbitration and consultation. He argued the League of Nations covenant curbs war by requiring arbitration or council discussion, condemning autocracy and minority rule, and urging support for the treaty as a new world order.
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Paris
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Europe
France
League of Nations
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United States of America
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Great Britain
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Berlin
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Kansas City
Order of World Affairs
Convention Hall
B. A. Parsons
United States Senate
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President Wilson to Be Welcomed in Des Moines Tonight
Des Moines Iowa Sept 6 preparations for an official reception for President Wilson and Mrs Wilson are complete Governor Harding and Mayor Fairweather will be on the reception committee They expect the visit to be quiet on Sunday at Des Moines then travel to St Joseph Missouri where eight thousand greeted the president at the station at 2 16 p m He spoke briefly from his car platform.
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Iowa
President Wilson
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Harding
Mayor Fairweather
Joseph
Union Station
Kanews City
St. Louis
Union Station Plaza
Seventh Regiment
Tree
Gardner
Cowgill
Kansas City
Ogden Aims to Retire Captain Matlack in Texas
City Attorney Lawton reports efforts to retire Captain Leonard F. Matlack via special act after an injury ends his enlistment. Matlack, noted for leading the American expedition into Mexico and rescuing two aviators, is also sought for a congressional medal by Texans he helped during border raids.
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Comgrans
Leonard F. Matlack
Mexico
Joseph 8
Lawton
Matlack
Texas
Traill County Clerk of Court To Resign
Hillsboro N D Sept 1 Clerk at Court C 8 Anderson will resign his office in Trail county soon to take up new duties as cashier of the Farm State bank at Mayville His new post will in all probability come up at the meeting of the county commissioners September Kaliernon is now in a fourth term as clerk of court and has long served as secretary of the Hillsboro Commercial club
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N. D
Anderson
Trail County
Farm State Bank
Mayville
County ‘of Commissioners
Kaliernon
Tha ‘Commersial Club
Actors And Managers In Paris No Agreement Reached
Paris reports a federation delegation for actors and theatrical employees met managers representatives but saw no agreement due to ongoing theater lockout. Weather predictions week ahead favor mixed skies with occasional showers and above normal temperatures at times across regions.
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Federation of ‘Actora and Theatrical Emploves
Saacciation
Washington
Prado
Carmen
Calumbus
Terictea
Wea
Ana
Columbar
Ward County Farmer Builds State’s Largest Straw Stack
Minot North Dakota September report notes a Ward County farmer constructing the biggest straw stack in the state. The article mentions the stack reaching an unprecedented size, with local measurements and estimates indicating a massive pile that dominates the rural landscape. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but highlight exceptional straw production and county pride.
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Ward
Minot
N. D
Sep
London to Spend Vastly on New Industrial Garden Cities
Aug 3, Lenton reports that England plans a vast investment in building industrial garden cities around London. The proposed plan aims to create self contained suburbs with agricultural and industrial zones to ease overcrowding, reduce urban strain, and balance new town development with metro needs.
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Asociated Press
Tondon
England
United States
London
Oman
Poudon
Pershing Will Land On Monday Reported
A radio message received by naval communications indicates Pershing will land on Monday. Details remain uncertain as the message provides limited readable content from the New York dispatch.
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Pershing
New York
Beot
Naval Communication
Anniversary of the Marne Battle Honored in New York
In New York the Franco American exercises marked the anniversary of the first Marne battle with ambassadors and leaders reading felicitation messages from President Poincare, and Generals Pershing and Wood. Representatives of France, the United States, Britain, Canada, Italy, Japan, Belgium, Russia, Poland and Greece attended. Afternoon services at the Lafayette monument included societies such as the Society of the Cincinnati and G A R.
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Sept
Jusserand
France
Marne
Poincare
Pershing
Wood
Lansing
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Russia
Poland
Greece
Lafayette Monument
Union Square
Society of the Cincinnati
Sons of the Revolution
Society of the Colonial Wars
Society of Founders and Patriots of America
Haars
Wareveh
Republic
Lafayette
Brotherhood of America
French Republic
Europe
Raymond Poincare
General Pershing
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New Terms for Dock Workers Not Accepted
Duluth Minnesota September 6 coal dock workers on strike for over a month voted unanimously not to accept the new terms offered by coal dock operators. The specifics of the terms were not made public. Operators say a further attempt will be made to handle coal at docks with strikebreakers to avert a coal famine threatening the northwest this winter.
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Port Arthur
Ford Shoals
Mills
Cabotta
Lake On
Port Au Sable
Huron
St. Ignace
Delts
Lake Michigan
Grand Haven
Great Lakes
Ugual
Lake Superior
Pana Inek
Lower Lake
Duluth
Minn
Prater Finds Soft New Berth In State Service
W J Prater, recently discharged from state land duties by the university and lands board, has taken a $2,000 annual post as assistant to Robert Blakemore of the state home-building association. Blakemore says the industrial commission fixed Prater’s pay, as a cooperative housing project grows in Bismarck with state employee housing plans.
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W. J. Prater
Pares University
School Lands Board
Robert Blakemore
State
Heme- Building Association
Blakemore
Ean
Industrial Commission
Prater
Binmarck
Wilson Speaks in Kansas City and Heads to Des Moines
President Wilson spoke in Kansas City this morning in support of the League of Nations and then departed for Des Moines this afternoon. Reports from St Louis and Washington note mediation talks with Samuel Gompers and looming peace treaty debates as Wilson moves across midwest stops. The Kansas City visit drew large crowds with a parade through downtown and a mass meeting at Convention Hall planned before a noon address.
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Kansas City
Des Moines
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
Aree
Convention Hall
Kaneas City
Grand Avenue
Independence
Renner Says He Will Sign Peace Treaty Soon
Dispatches from Vienna indicate Austrians will likely accept the peace treaty and Renner plans to return to Paris. If so the treaty will be signed Wednesday morning, September 10, at St Germain.
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Renner
Vienna
Paris
St. Germain
Senate Modifies Prohibition Bill Provisions
Washington Sept 6 the senate advanced the prohibition enforcement measure for conference to reconcile house amendments. The canal zone prohibition plan was attached and the senate trimmed strict house provisions including private stock limits for personal use. The house has not acted on the canal zone measure.
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Senate
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
House
Eng
Blue Sky Commission Delays Action On Jim Waters' Sisal Trust
The blue sky commission presided by Governor Frasier postponed ruling on Major Jim Waters and Joh Brinson seeking permission to sell in North Dakota $200,000 of stock in their Miami sisal trust, a $1,000,000 incorporated entity. No action was taken due to Secretary Hall's absence at a national state officers meeting in Madison.
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N. D
Blue Sky Commission
Frasier
Jim Waters
Joh Brinson
North Dakota
Miami
III
Wisal Trust
Hall
Madison
Salaberry to Head Argentine Mission to U S
Domingo Salaberry, minister of foreign affairs, will head the Argentine delegation to the United States for the autumn financial conference in Washington. The report notes his appointment by Buenoo Aires as ambassador to the U S and outlines expectations for participation in high‑level talks this season.
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Buenoo Aires
Domingo Salaberry
Washington
New York Show Houses Reopen After Actors Strike
New York reports the actors strike ending after a four hour conference among producing managers and Actors Equity representatives. The settlement allows all theaters to reopen immediately with terms to be announced by the Authors' League of America and Actors' Equity.
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New York
Actors
Actors’ Equity Association
Augustus Thomas
Authors’ League of America
Francis Wilson
Soldier hurt in clash with Germans near Cologne
Friction between German and British units near Fuskirrhen 20 miles south west of Cologne leaves one soldier wounded. German commander named Upper was court martialed and sentenced to death as townsfolk face a 106,600 mark fine. Nearby veterans stream into Columbus for Grand Army of the Republic encampment.
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Fuskirrhen
Upper
Wea
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Union
Memorial Hall
Pinerrata Rakes
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