Lloyd George in New York Under Irish Disturbance
Former British prime minister David Lloyd George visited New York amid a cheering crowd and a street clash with Irish Republic supporters. Egg throwing during exits from a theater marred the welcome as police dispersed demonstrators and escorted Lloyd George and his family to safety.
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David Lloyd George
Great Britain
America
Sol
Mire Tania
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Battery
Canada
United States
Lloyd George
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Atlantic
Ireland
Association For Recognition of the Irish Republic
Coolidge Opposes Wheat Duty Increase in Price Move
President Coolidge will not seek a higher duty on wheat. After reviewing the proposal and consulting with Thomas C. Marvin, head of the U S tariff commission, he doubts he has the legal right to raise the duty even if he thought it wise.
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Coolidge Washington
Coolidge
Thomas C. Marvin
U. S. Tariff Commission
Germany Credited With 2 050 000 000 In Reparations
The reparations commission released revised figures as of June 30 showing Germany credited with 8 213 670 000 gold marks in reparations payments. Of this total 1.9 billion marks were cash, 3.25 billion in merchandise, with the remainder from shipping cables and credits connected to the Sarre Valley lines and ceded territories.
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Germany
Paris
Sarre Valley
Europe Gains as Armour Reports Economic Recovery
J Ogden Armour said Europe has passed the economic crisis and is returning to stability after four months abroad in France and England. He arrived in New York aboard the Mauretania and spoke during the cross ocean voyage about Europe’s improving condition and prospects.
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J Ogden Armour
New York
J. Ogden Armour
Coniinent
Mauretania
Armour
France
England
Kiev synagogue panic leaves sixty dead and hundred injured
A chaotic stampede at a Kiev synagogue on Thursday caused a deadly panic. Fire and rapid attacks on the crowd led to multiple fatalities and many more injured as emergency crews responded at dawn.
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Kiev
Moscow
German Cabinet Resigns and New Directorate Formed
Berlin reports Chancellor Stresemann and a small cabinet directorate taking power after resignations accepted by President Ebert. The move signals a push to seize economic assets, control prices, raise production, and end the eight hour day, alarming Socialists worried over dictatorship and loss of union gains. Ebert, a Socialist, reportedly prefers parliamentary governance over abolishing the parliament.
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Stresemann
Ebert
Merv Stresemanno
Havania
Wbar
Herr Ebert
Dos
Ambassadors Harvey and Child to Quit Posts Washington
State department announces resignations of Ambassadors Harvey and Child for personal reasons. Harvey will quit London post around year’s start. Child to depart Rome after returning to the United States in coming weeks. Officials say no demand to resign and no return to Rome planned.
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Child
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State Department
London
United States
Rome
California Man Kills Stranger for Insurance Fraud
Alex A. Kels, a wealthy Eureka butcher, confessed to Sheriff W Iecks that he hired a stranger on Sept 12, killed him, burned the body, and staged the death to resemble his own in order to coco390t collect about 100000 in insurance for a supposed widow.
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Eureka
Cal
Alex. A. Kels
Loni
W. ¥. Iecks
Stockton
Kels
Many Die as Gale Rakes French Coast
A violent northwest gale lasting over a day along the French coast allied with storm surge and hurricane winds. The tempest caused numerous deaths and wreckage strewn along the English Channel and Atlantic shores, affecting coastal communities and shipping.
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Paris
English Channel
Atlantic
First Bale of Cotton Ginned in Cairo
The first bale of cotton ginned in Cairo was produced Wednesday amid ceremonies attended by city officials and Southern Illinois agriculturists. The cotton was grown near Villa Ridge in Maoels.
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Cairo
City Offoinia
Southern Illinois Agriculturists
Villa Ridge
More Postal Service Workers Planned for Congress
Washington reports a deficiency appropriation bill will be introduced to fund 3,200 additional clerks 8,000 carriers and 500 laborers for the Post Office department at the upcoming congressional session.
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Postal Service
Washington
Post Office Department
Congress
Premier Maggolini on Allied debt relief in Paris interview
Premier Maggolini said canceling or greatly reducing inter allied debts is the only way to ease claims on Germany. The remark appeared in an Echo de Paris interview published Friday.
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Germany
Maggolini
Echo de Paris
Labor Leader Attacks Reds at AFL Convention
Frank Hodges secretary of Britain's Miners Federation warned the American Federation of Labor delegates at its forty third annual convention that western civilization must guard against Bolshevism and the Asiatic mind of Russia. He condemned dictatorship and praised democratic ideals as he faced Fosterites allied with Reds, while Samuel Gompers applauded.
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British Miners’ Federation
American Federation of Labor
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United States
United Mine Workers of America
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British Miners’ Union
Samuel Gompers
Hodges R
Europe
Moscow
Pike
Five Die as Street Car Hits Auto in Michigan
Five men die instantly when a Detroit United streetcar strikes their automobile four miles south of Mount Clemens Michigan. The car is knocked twenty feet. Names among the dead include A Shiffman S Levine and A Baker.
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Mich
Detroit United Railway
Here
A. Shiffmian
S. Levine
A. Baker
Coolidge Demands Payment of War Debts to U S
President Coolidge remains unalterably opposed to canceling war debts owed to the United States by European nations. The White House states the administration will insist on liberal settlements, including funding arrangements with Great Britain, to satisfy the obligations.
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U. S
Washington
America
White House
United States
Great Britain
Gunmen cornered at Eddyville prison standoff ends in guard deaths
In Eddyville Kentucky three convicts killed a guard and wounded three in a raid on the state penitentiary. Twenty National Guard troops bombarded the dining room in a deadly pursuit as inmates attempted to force a breakout.
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Eddyville
Eddyville State Penitentiary
Liberty
National Guard
Cash Corn Clears Dollar Mark for First Time in Three Years
Chicago cash corn broke the dollar a bushel level for the first time since October 1920, rising five cents to a new top. Spot prices compared with last year show an eighty cent gain, with this year’s crop estimated at about 38 billion bushels.
Turkish Republic to Be Proclaimed Soon Reported
Constantinople reports a Turkish movement that began in 1876 near, and with the new constitution Turkey will be proclaimed a republic. There will be but one house in the legislative branch, the national assembly.
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Constantinople
Turkey
National Assembly
Hearse with phonograph ships to graveside display
A $20,000 hearse on New York’s lower East Side features thirty three wooden angels, chimes, a talking machine and amplifier to carry the music to the graveside, showcasing a novel mortuary display.
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Phonograph
New York
Lower East Side
Oklahoma Solons to Meet in October Move
Oklahoma legislature reconvenes on October 17 after a call issued by Wi Num D. McBee from Stevens County following a majority petition by members. The move reflects ongoing legislative activity in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Wi- Num
D. McBee
Stevens County
Market Report Highlights Mixed U S Livestock and Crop Prices
Washington weekly market summary shows varied values in livestock with hogs up to 8.80, beef steers at 8.00 11.06, veal calves 8.00 12.25, and fat lambs 11.75 13.25. Fruit and vegetables list potatoes, apples, onions, peaches, and cabbage with regional price ranges. grain quotes include red winter wheat 1.07 and corn 0.91. Dairy prices note butter at 2.00 per score and Wisconsin cheese markets with multiple varieties.
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Green Mountain
Maine Green Mountains
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River
New York
Elbertas
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Hibertas
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Michigan
Jonathans
Iowa
Wisconsin
Young
Americas
Pernandez Wins Philippine Senate Seat in Wood Foes Victory
Complete returns from Tuesday's election show Ramon Pernandez, coalitionist candidate to succeed Pedro Guevara as Philippine senator, elected by a comfortable majority. Fernandez's victory is seen as a win for independence advocates and General Wood's forces, with scattered precincts still pending.
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Manila
Ramon Pernandez
Insular Senate
Pedro Guevara
Washington
Fernandez
Hot Wood
Monarchists Try To Seize German Army In Berlin
Monarchist agitators press in Berlin amid Germany's civil strife. They seek to sway the regular army to back a monarchist coup but so far their efforts appear unavailing.
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Berlin
Germany
Miners Rescued After Nine Days Entombment in Pit
Eight men trapped by an inrush of water at the Falkirk pit were rescued alive after ten days. Sixty three men were inside when the disaster struck on September 26. twenty one were saved the same day and about thirty remained unaccounted for. The rescuers report the men in good condition with only a single bread slice as sustenance. It is hoped more survivors will be found.
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London
Falkirk
Rescue of Asphalt Worker in Canton After Night Alives
P. P. Hassan, 36, was trapped in a block of warm asphalt near an asphalt plant in Canton. He became exhausted while trying to free himself and lay down as the asphalt hardened around him. After more than two hours of axe work, workmen freed his head, right arm, and shoulder, saving him from the block he was embedded in all night.
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Canton
P. P. Hassan
Hassan
Forest receipts paid to 28 states total 1.82 million
The Department of Agriculture remitted 1,821,422 dollars to 28 states as their one quarter share of National Forest receipts for the 1923 fiscal year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
National Forest Resources
Colorado Sees 4.5 Million Tourists This Season
Denver reports four and a half million visitors to Colorado this season with an average $10 spent per person, totaling about $45 million in tourist expenditure. The Denver Tourist Bureau released the estimate.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Tourist Bureau
Iowa and Minnesota led in eastern exports and state growth
Iowa and Minnesota sent more to the east than any state, with Iowa selling half the data of all states combined. The report notes 500+ delegates at Shenandoah for the W C T U convention and other items including a Des Moines Oct 16 chamber meeting, Hessian fly precautions, stadium plans, and regional economic updates.
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Minnesota
Shenandoah
Luck
Iowa State Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Baptist Bible Union of Iowa
Calvary Baptist Church
Carl J. Drake
Council Bluffs
Japan
Towa
Des Moines University
John W. Million
Leodegradus Barthelme
National Bank of Decorah
Marshall County
Iowa Railway and Light Company
Wapsie Power Company
Emmet Power Company
Hammill
Red Cross
Hubert, Utterback
Historical and Literary Society
Clinton
Grand Master
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Linn County Court House
Cedar Rapids
Clearfield
Ringgold County
40Th General Assembly
Cupil
Legislative Committee of the
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Il Risveglio
Auto Ads And Their Quirky Signage Enter Novel Tiny House
The article surveys inventive auto advertising from painted signs to the striking novelty of a miniature house on wheels. It notes wild concepts like a car shaped to resemble a Texas bottle or shoe with the driver’s area concealed, and highlights the attention such peculiar designs draw in urban streets.
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Erie
New York Sun and Globe
Jack Says I Am Something to Adore Phrase
A cheeky exchange questions whether a man’s compliment refers to a belle or a knocker, capturing playful banter about charm and appeal.
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Knocker
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