French Opposed to Armed Action at the Dardanelles
The German and French press coverage reports French opposition to military action in Asia Minor and the Dardanelles crisis. It notes Paris backing a pacific policy under Premier Poincare, while Britain prepares for possible operations to defend the region, with troop movements and diplomatic tensions rising as the crisis deepens.
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Dardanelles
Paria
Associat- 24
Poincare
Near East
Ania
Minor
Straits of the
Canada May Call Parliament On Troop Contingent
Ottawa reports Canada will require parliamentary authority before sending any troops to Near East. British invitation to deploy contingents not extended to dominions. London seeks input on special session. Meanwhile London dispatches prompt Britain naval reservists in Vancouver to report for service.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Sept
Dominion
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
London
Mesopotamia
Near East
Ays
Mine Massacre Probe Near End
Marion Sept. 19 The Associated Press reports the mine killings near here at Southern Illinois Coast company strip mine. Prosecutors gathered over 100 witnesses for a special grand jury while indictments were returned against many men for murder or conspiracy and others for lesser charges. The investigation continues as authorities seek further indictments and testimonies.
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Marion
As’sociated Press
Uly Loops
Southern Illinois Coast Company
Hynda
Witnesgon
Blevan
ACLAENT OF KAISER'S TROTH In Official Oath Crisis
Fragmented OCR text hints at a wartime document about an oath of loyalty to the Kaiser and a political or military pledge. Readers are left with unclear phrasing and garbled names, offering minimal concrete details to anchor a full summary.
President Harding opposes bonus funding method in veto note
President Harding endorses the bill’s aim to aid World War I veterans but rejects funding by treasury certificates or government borrowing. He warns such plans would burden the public credit and raise taxes, arguing the cost could exceed four billion dollars and threaten fiscal stability. He urges economy and cautions Congress against advancing the measure without a clear revenue plan.
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Wildinng
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Treasury
Harding
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Washington
House of Representatives
United States
of & General Sales
Atic
Sonny
Argonaut mine disaster bodies to be brought to surface
Jackson Cal Sept 19 The first of 47 Argonaut mine disaster bodies will be raised from the Kennedy shaft with a U S Bureau of Mines crew using gas extracted from the shaft and air ventilation. Rescue work, slow and perilous, followed the collapse and fire after miners were trapped for weeks.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Byron O. Pickard
Bureau
Kenedy
Pickard
Lola Potter
Associated Press
Mother Lode
Argonaut
California
Jackson Mining Companies
Mexico
Kennedy Mining Company
T Own
Policy Keeps Nation Strong for Citizens and Country
A wartime era quotation argues that meeting obligations strengthens the nation and secures a better country to fight for and live in, urging citizens to uphold duties and duties as the path to enduring patriotism attributed to Warren G. Harding.
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New Attacks on Injunction Evidence Made
Chicago September 19. Renewed attacks on the mass of affidavits in the government bid for a temporary injunction against railway labor officials and AFL members were resumed. Defense lawyers praised Judge Wilkerson for allowing over a fourth of the government affidavits to stay on record while not used in decision. Most objections cited hearsay and lack of direct connection between affidavits and acts or crimes. Of more than 500 affidavits, only a few name the defendants. about half remain to be examined.
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Chicago
Asoiated
Daugherty
American Federation of Labor
James H. Wilkerdon
Frank Ly Mulholland
Wilkerson
Gtromneya
Elesta
Rail shopmen strike progress boosts Baltimore plan hopes
Chicago Sept 18 The Baltimore peace arrangement gains traction as Southern railway Mobil and Ohio lines sign on. EU claim indicate 59 000 strikers may return today and 85 percent of shop forces are back on the job as leaders expect a rapid reintegration across roads aligning with the Baltimore plan.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Baltimore
Bert M. Jewell
New York Central
Southern Railway
Mobils
Ohio
Southern
Monon
Retail food cost declines nationwide in August reports
Washington reports the retail cost of food for the average U S family fell two percent in the month ending August 15 based on Department of Labor data from 51 cities Milwaukee Milwaukee 2 per cent Minneapolis 4 per cent Chicago 2 per cent New York 2 per cent with several cities showing smaller declines. The drop covered many items including tea sugar steak and ribs with notable decreases in numerous staples.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Et Peul
Chicago
New York
Soma
Beattie
Masonic Honors Confer Upon Candidates in Conclave
Cleveland Sept 13 The Supreme Council third degree confers the highest honor in Masonry upon 142 candidates in the northern Masonic jurisdiction United States In conclave tonight Governors A Gover and C Boeval and Governor Charles Dikeen of Idaho among those listed. wife was unable to attend.
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Cleveland
Rita
Freemanonry
United States
Govers
Govers Nare A. 7, Mz Ot Michigan and C3e, Boeval
Pancrivanie
Torssa
Chatles &Dikeen
Ldpat
Finnding
Wes
Fight Over Tariff Ends Today in Senate Vote
Washington report notes the tariff fight in Congress was to end at 4 p.m. with a Senate vote on the conference report of the administration bill. Democrats challenged the measure in a lengthy debate led by Senator Underwood as the House prepared for continued campaigning into November. The debate focused on rates, with Simmons arguing the tariff would cost the nation billions and emphasizing the wool and raw wood provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Enate
Sion
Hard
Underwood
Alabama
House
Senate
Finance Committee
Simmons
Amer
Additional 14 Coal Cargoes Headed to Duluth and Northwest
Fourteen more cargoes of west coal totaling about 100000 tons are en route to Duluth and Superior docks for distribution in the northwest. These are in addition to 25 cargoes reported yesterday, with a total outlook near 700000 tons of bituminous coal at Takes docks, per federal distributor C P White.
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St. Paul
Minn
Duluth
Superior
Northwest States
C. P. White
Jfup
Northwest
Irom
le Wan
Mtr
Weather Outlook for Minnesota Town This Week
A weather bulletin notes a path toward mild temperatures by Wednesday with warming trends. Forecasters expect partly cloudy skies and light winds with gradually rising highs across the region.
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