Compers Request Ignored As Boston Police Strike Worsens
Boston dispatch reports the police strike worsens with all former offices of striking officers vacant. New recruits are to be hired and a tough stance by Police Commissioner Curtin and Governor Coolidge is noted. Mayor and public await attorney general guidance as unions threaten action and city braces for possible trouble.
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Boston
Samuel Gompfen
Curtis
Old State
Curtin
Raymond
Cat
Mary Jaques
Dorchester
Nee. J
Coolidge
Gompers
Commissioner Curtin
Washington
Champion Of A. E. F. Works Near Drayton
Paddy Ryan, champion featherweight boxer of the A. E. F., arrived in Drayton on September 13 and has begun threshing nearby. He says the hard labor will prepare him for tough bouts this winter after returning from overseas. His home town is Chicago.
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Drayton
N. D
Paddy" Ryan
Ryan
Chicago
Fall road union accepts new schedule proposal
Detroit officers report the Fall road administration will unreservedly accept the proposal of the Uni Employes and Rat ers for a new working schedule, read at a closed session of the organization's convention. This means there will be no strike by members.
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Detroit
Mich
Fall Road Administration
Uni Brotherhood
Orpain
New Wheat Varieties Thrive In Montana
Bozeman Montana September 13 reports pronounced success of new grain varieties under observation at the Bozeman experiment station. F E Fuller secretary treasurer of the Montana Seed Growers Association recalls the annual meeting at Helena. The Montana 86 Pelles Durum and bearded wheat lines have been most satisfactorily developed with expected future importance to Montana agriculture.
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Bozeman
Mont
Bozeman Experiment Station
F. E. Fuller
Tresaurar
Montana Seed Growers’ Asenciation
Helena
Montana
Fuller
Preuss Denounces Entente Demand on German Constitution
Dr Hugo Prous who drafted the new German Weimar constitution denounces the peace conference demand to amend the constitution to bar Austrian representation in the Reichstag. He argues the issue concerns state sovereignty and that treaty terms would override constitutional provisions, noting Germany’s position favors respecting Austrian unity and self determination.
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Bertin
Associated Prem
Hugo Prous
Weimar
Associated Pread
Germany
Reichstag
Austria
Mekrases
Coal Shipments Halt as Duluth Dock Strike Bites
Duluth Minnesota faces a coal crisis as thousands of tons of soft and hard coal are diverted from Duluth and Superior docks after a coal dock strike. Dock owners say they cannot relieve the shortage and announce a complete suspension of shipments. Union leaders vow continued action while Duluth groups pledge to back strikers and push for nationalization of Great Lakes docks.
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Duluth
Minn
Superior
Iting i
United States Engineer's Office
Great Lakes
Federated Trades Assembly
Duleth
A. L. Carga
Congress
Train bandits captured after pursuit in North Dakota
Fargo North Dak Sept 13 Pursued in automobiles by county deputies and railroad workers four men believed to be Industrial Workers of the World commandeered a passenger train on the Great Northern at Vance Cam county and forced engine crew to Bedford 18 miles away where they surrendered later at Ayr. Deputies and Casselton police pursued the bandits alongside the southbound mixed train. the four were identified from descriptions as those who had taken the Surrey cutoff earlier. One Swanson of St Louis resisted with a gun but was quickly subdued.
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Fargo
N. du
Great Northern
Vannce Cam County
Bedford
Vance
Ayr
Pasenger
Michael Rohn
A. M. Rona
James Milligan
Fred Kraemer
Mansers
Chas, Bunker
Casselton
Trate Baled
Camselton-Deviln Lake
Andrew Swanson
St Louis
Alter
Ahernf
Adener
Aulgren
Glebe Aries
Cannibalism Reported At Ancient Indian Earthworks
Madison Wis Sept 13 Dr 8 A Barrett president of the Wisconsin Archaeological society says builders of the Crawfish river earth works near Lake Mills were cannibalistic. Excavations by Milwaukee museum reveal ceremonial mounds with stone tools and an ear ornament, plus cracked bones indicating marrow extraction.
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Madison
Wis
Crawfish River
Lake Mills
A. Barrett
Wisconsin Archaeological Society
Aztelan
Milwaukee Museum
Barrett
Astalan
Wi @ociety and
Wiscon Society
Aztalan
Minsischop
Murdivon
Bandits Hold Up Train and Rob Stockmen
Four bandits halted a stock train near Balfour last night and seized over 400 dollars in cash and valuables from ten Montana stockmen. A sheriff and wide police search followed, but no arrest had been made by late afternoon.
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Herald Special Service
Minut
N.D
Soone
Balfour
Montana
Michigan Arena Official Paper for Judicial Districts
The Michigan Arena of Michigan North Dakota is designated the official state paper for the First Judicial district. It lists districts and papers including York Citizen, Benson county. Farmers' Press in Williston and Bowman counties. Coreen at Farmer. Wanpaten. and other publications to print official advertising and notices.
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Michigan Arena
Michigan
Nelson County
N. D
North
Biamarck
Es Printing Commission
Nice
York Ciison
York
Benson County
Fea
Aetna
Farmers
Prem
Biemerek
Dogden News
Coreen
Farmer
Wanpaten
Williams County
Farmers’ Prees
Williston
Bowman County
Bowman
Minnesota Law Makers to End Work Thursday
The special session in Minnesota will wind down next Thursday and Friday with only routine business. Bills presented today include a transportation measure and related fiscal provisions.
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Minnesota
Paul
Scheidemann Urged to Seek Peace in 1914
Berlin records quote former German premier Philip Scheidemann stating that Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg urged him to work with English and French socialists for peace in November 1914. Bethmann-Hollweg warned against a public demonstration, saying it would bolster war aims abroad, while Scheidemann noted efforts to contact hostile socialist groups failed due to English and French opposition.
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Berlin
Philip Scheidemann
Dreed
Cael
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Herr Scheidemann
Hugo Haase
von Bethmann-Holl Wee
Reichstag
Herr Haase
Bethmaann—Hollner
Germany
Plumb Plan Endorsed by the Miners
The United Mine Workers convention in Cleveland endorses the Plumb plan for railroad nationalization and pledges miners’ support to unite with railroad workers. The action is near unanimous with assurances that railway groups once wary now ready to cooperate. aim is joint action and broader economic alliance with other labor sectors.
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Cleveland
United Mine Workers Convention
Eeue
Johnson to Speak in Kansas City to Great Crowd
Delegations from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas join in welcoming Senator Hiram W Johnson of California as he addresses a men’s meeting at Convention hall on the League of Nations. Tickets are in high demand. Johnson and his party arrive from St Louis and are received by a committee before a private dinner.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Okinome
Dennison
Texas
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Convention Hall
League of Nations
Johnson
St Louis
Bree
Wen
Rumanians Requisition in Hungary Reported by Council
Paria Sept 13 Advices say Romanian requisitions in Hungary were reported to the Supreme Council today. On Septem Lay the requisitioned 4171,425 pairs of other canes of alleged looting were reported.
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Paria
Hungary
Supreme Council
Wilson Delivers War Declaration Address in Tacoma
President Wilson declares the aim of his speech urging a declaration of war on Germany remains unfulfilled until the treaty is ratified. He warns of autocracy and highlights the League of Nations as the remedy while noting the costly toll of war and the need to protect liberty for future generations.
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Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Congress
Germany
Citizenship Day Observed in Dayton Ohio
Dayton observes Citizenship Day with factories closed and a program at the fair grounds. Speakers include Franklin D Roosevelt and Joan P Frye as a large pageant on building America from diverse nationalities is planned with nearly five thousand participants.
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Dayton
Ohio
Free America
Fair Grounds
Franklin D. Roosevelt
the Navy
Joan P. Frye
Moulders Journal of
Cincinnati
America
Pershing Returns to Washington to Report From France
General Pershing entered the War Department hour after noon to report to Secretary Baker on his mission in France. A large crowd of admirers pressed the entrance as Pershing, aided by two staff officers and guards, passed into Baker's office with little ceremony.
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Washington
War Department
Pershing
Baker
France
Germany
General Pershing
Raids on Sinn Fein Quarters Continue in Ireland
Cork reports continued military and police raids linked to the Sinn Fein parliament suppression. Morning actions included searching the home of Sinn Fein MP David Kent, with no opposition encountered.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Cork
David Kent
Vulture Trails Sinking Ship as Crew Survives in Storm
Miami Sept 13 Eight crew members from Corydon tell of drifting 53 hours in a lifeboat after Ward Oner Corydon sank in a Bahamas channel storm. They describe a vulture following the vessel, affecting crew superstition, while survivors clung to the overturned boat, lashed oars, and scarce food no water. Nine others entered the lifeboat as the wreck went under, with明 a mate recounting a sea rescue tale.
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Corydon
Miami
Fla
Bahamas
Pea
Bach Ts
Mallowex
John Dron
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