Entative Recommendations Proposing Plans to Assist Unemployed
Washington reports tentative recommendations from a committee on unemployment relief. Proposals include part time work by manufacturers and municipalities, factory operations to market stock, repair and alteration work by owners, expanded municipal building programs, federal construction of buildings and roads, state cooperation with lenders, and farmer market protections to boost employment and reduce middlemen.
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Pabesien Bee Ihe Ree
Em Rs iv Et Aa Co Saunttleg
Harding To Present Roosevelt Chair To Memorial Association
New York September 26 President Harding will present to the Roosevelt Memorial Association the desk chair used by Theodore Roosevelt. The presentation is scheduled for the White House study near Wednesday.
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Harding
Roosevelt
Memorial ‘Association
New York
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Deak
Theodors Roosevelt
White House
Wedneatey
Welling Faces First Degree Murder Charge in North Dakota
An unclear North Dakota report notes Welling, likely also Smith, facing a first degree murder count. Jury decision and detention terms appear referenced, with ongoing court actions and undisclosed details. The fragment suggests a high-profile case with consideration of bail or jail funding.
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le Pentonon
Welling
North Dakota
Sir Ernest Cassel Dies Leaving Vast Fortune
London dispatch reports the death of Sir Ernest Cassel a leading British financier. Born in Cologne he rose in London via Baron Hirsch later befriending King Edward. His wealth was estimated around 40 million pounds with large holdings and influence in finance and court circles.
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London
Ernest Cassel
Great Britain
Sir Ernest
Cologne
Germany
Baron Hitech
Edward
Ernest
Ku Klux Klan Leader Seeks Backing for Two Resolutions
A Ku Klux Klan leader called for support of two resolutions in a local meeting. The event highlighted the group’s aims and drew attention from residents and officials concerned about extremist activity in the area.
Temperature Drops 13 Degrees in One Hour In Pittsburgh
A severe weather event swept the Pittsburgh district on September 30, knocking over derricks, blowing down signs and trees as temperatures plunged by 13 degrees in an hour.
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Pittsburgh
Rate Cats Too Late Say Gravel Producers
Washington reports reductions in freight rates for sand and gravel and crushed stone by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The National Association of Sand and Gravel Producers says the cuts arrive too late to boost this year’s building and road work. They warn contracts have been set and cold weather will prevent new projects, hoping limited cuts at best will spur activity next year.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Raltronda
National Association of Sand and Gravel Producers
Wanderer Walks to Gallows and Sings as Trap Drops
The text records Carl Wanderer facing execution with steady steps while singing a line about an unanswered friend. The fragmentary lines imply a courtroom or death penalty scene, with references to a trap and the death sentence. The wording is garbled but centers on Wanderer’s walk to the gallows and court proceedings surrounding his fate.
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Carl Wanderer
Gallows
Arid
Trap
Excessive Farm Loans From Bank Of North Dakota Criticized
A historical critique argues that Bank of North Dakota farm loan policies overvalued security and shifted debt to the state. It notes $2,063,265 in mortgages backing bonds, with $1,081,625 in interest due but not yet paid and $61,992 in interest on defaults. The piece warns many loans exceed property value and risks taxpayers bearing the burden, urging financial reform or recall of officials to prevent rising costs.
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Bank ‘of
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
Voting Date on Treaties To Be Fixed Today
Washington news reports leaders delaying final Senate vote on October 14 to ratify German, Belgian, and Hungarian peace treaties amid objections from anti prohibition factions. Senator Sterling interrupted as Senator Lodge of Massachusetts introduced the voting agreement draft, noting Reichstag ratification implications.
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Washington
Senate
Women Meet Tonight In First Ward Meeting
Independent women voters of the First ward convene this evening at eight in the county courthouse Farmers room. Mrs P M Cole leads the ward and urges all interested women to attend. Debate covers Senate reservations and party positions on the treaty with remarks from Boreh Brandeges and Senator Underwood.
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First Ward
County Court House
P.M. Cole
Senate
Arbuckle Liquor Scandal Looms Over Manslaughter Case
San Francisco September 30. Preparations for the prosecution of Rosacca Fatty Arbuckle on a manslaughter charge in the Virginia Rappe death were eclipsed briefly by a federal probe into liquor supplied at Arbuckle's Hotel St Francis party. Arbuckle, wife, mother in law and defense counsel left for Los Angeles to await summons for trial. Charles Walker, former Milwaukee newspaperman and former general manager of Knitted Outwear Manufacturing, was found dead in a Milwaukee hotel room, with heart disease suspected.
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San Francico
Rosacca
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
St. Francis
San Francisco
Bes Preeted
Dalted S'Binten
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
Charles Walker
Milwaukee
Chas Walker
Irish Accept Invitation to Conference
In a terse note the Irish side accepts an invitation to a conference. The statement indicates Irish officials believe the talks could set a decisive course, with expectations voiced for an early afternoon session and a possible allied-backed approach to the agenda.
Reichstag Passes Bill Ratifying Treaty With U S
Berlin reports the Reichstag overwhelmingly approved the bill ratifying the peace treaty with the United States. Only the communists opposed the measure as Germany completes the ratification process before the U S Senate debate.
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Reichstag
WA. S
Berlin
Ansociacy Prosa
United States
Communism
Germany
Washington Conference Promises Armament Limitation
The American ambassador Charles B. Warren spoke at a dinner in Tokyo and said the Washington conference would be a common conference among sovereign states. He argued a concrete basis for limiting armaments must emerge, stressing removal of causes of armament rather than mere warnings to limit it.
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Tokio
Associated Presa
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Americani-Japan Society
United States
Cooperation urged to enforce Severson Prohibition Act
Madison Sept 30 More active cooperation by peace officers and citizens in enforcing all provisions of the Severson prohibition act is asked by prohibition commissioner W Stanley Smith in a statement to district attorneys and sheriffs The traffic is not widespread he says that leniency to the individual offender is unfair and dangerous to public welfare The decisions of Judge Stevens yesterday upholding all provisions of the enforcement measure are said to mean that all peace officers are safe from damage suits in all legitimate efforts to enforce the provisions of this law.
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Madison
Wis
W. Stanley Smith
Stevens
Government Control OF Trades In Great Britain Has Ceased
London reports that trade in Great Britain is free from government control as the last wartime restraint ended with the lapse of the ten million pound coal mining subsidy. Complete liberty returns except rents restrictions which expire in 1923.
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Great Britain
London
Fights Plan to Sell Barge Line
In St. Louis on Sept 30 a chamber of commerce luncheon heard a statement by James Smith of the Mississippi Valley association, urging opposition to selling the federal barge line on the Mississippi to private interests. The line carried 211,912 tons in five months, saving the public about twenty percent in rates. Minnesota weather outlook follows.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
James ©. Smith
Waterways
Mississippi Valley Association
Washington
Tax revisions proposed in Senate finance debate
Washington discussions unfold on a revenue bill with amendments seeking to repeal war taxes and restructure corporate and individual rates. Senator Simmons objects to tax changes favoring corporations while Smoot advocates a three percent manufacturers tax and broad repeal of luxury and miscellaneous levies.
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Washington
Republi
Simmons
North Lina
Simmany
North Carolinas
Bengior Gmont
Utah
Finance Committee
Senate
Smoot
Hla
Mei
Home
Senate Finance Committee
Leinster
Pacific Problems Must Be Discussed at Washington Conference
In Melbourne on September 30, Premier W. M. Hughes urged discussion of Pacific issues at the Washington conference. He insisted cooperation among Australia and other powers, stressing that the Pacific problem centers on Japan and regional security.
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Australia
Washington
Pacific
W. M. Hoguiss
Australie
Japan
Tata
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