Americans Withdraw Adriatic Patrols Amid War Tensions
News reaches Rome that Rear Admiral Philip Andrews will pull American warships from Spalato Dalmatia on U S orders to avoid Adriatic complications. American food stocks are to be removed from Spalato as ships end patrols begun after the armistice. Daniels later says Andrews was not ordered to withdraw and acted independently.
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Philip Andrews
United States
Washington
Andrews
Daniels
Tran
Department
Senate Debates Over Peace League Divide Democrats and Republicans
In Washington the senate clashed over letters said to push peace treaty ratification without changes. Senator Hitchcock defended broad support from church groups labor and business, while Senator Brandagee accused the league of spending money to pressure ratification and blamed socialist and Bolshevik allies for opposition.
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Senate
Brandagee
Hitchcock
Chambers of Commerce
Bolsheyviks
Ator
Gary under military rule as steel strike tightens grip
Gary Indiana commanded by about 1 100 federal soldiers after the United States steel corporation plant faced a two week strike. Five hundred additional troops fresh from riot duty at Omaha were en route to Gary early today to reinforce control.
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Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Omaha
Clean Up Week Observed In High Point Committed Citizens
Mayor D A Stanton leads High Point clean up week with citizens collecting trash for Thursday wagon rounds. A pile near the city water tank draws concern for health and appearance. Safety league members aid authorities in promoting a clean healthy city as fire prevention day approaches in North Carolina. Federal troops requested after mass meetings by striking workers amid governor Goodrich’s order.
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D. A. Stanton
High Point
Safety League
North Carolina
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Revivalist Culpepper closes North Carolina session
Rev. Culpepper wraps a three week revival at Wesley Memorial in High Point with a sermon urging women to be true to husbands and churches. Delegates arrive for the North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy convention as Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Baker attend from Washington.
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UD. C
Sands
Hig Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Touston
Texas
Lina Branch
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
High Point
Youth Shot While Foiling Horse Thieves
A 16 year old white youth in Archdale fired on burglars attempting to steal two horses from Tomlinson stables. He was wounded in the hand after exchanges of shots as he aided in stopping the theft. The horses were recovered near the city.
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Herb Tomlinson
Archdale
Questions on Massacre Probe At Elaine
In Elaine Arkansas thirty five African Americans were arrested by soldiers hunting alleged leaders of the Progressive Farmers and Householders Union. They were to be questioned to clarify racial clashes that erupted last week.
Italy Ratifies Peace Treaty With Royal Decree
Rome reports a royal decree ratifying the German and Austrian treaties, moving toward their operative status. Britain awaits ratification by its dominions, with Australia the last to act before full binding effect. The decree must gain approval from Italy’s next parliament meeting December 1.
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Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Milan
Germany
Versailles
Great Britain
Soldier's letters spark formal inquiry into discharge
An ex-soldier in London writes to his former colonel venting frustration with his discharge. He is told that any inquiry about troop movements must be logged on army form 2134, a copy of which is enclosed.
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London
Cotton futures open steady in New York
Cotton futures opened steady in New York on October 7 with values for October 31.96, December 32.30, January 32.40, March 32.40 and May 32.48 as listed.
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Tures
Wilson Improves Further Still Bedbound at White House
President Wilson showed further improvement after a good night and wishes to return to work. Rear Admiral Grayson will keep him in bed for a time. bulletin notes he is improving and regaining appetite.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Grayson
Plan to Extend Church Work Aboard and Home
A proposed plan to extend the Protestant Episcopal Church of America operations at home and abroad will be recommended to the general convention by the board of sessions. The convention opens tomorrow as the South Province synod, including North and South Carolina dioceses, meets tonight.
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Detroit
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
General Convention
South
North
South Carolina
Count Otto Bismarck to be Extradited by France
Paris reports Count Otto Bismarck grandson of the chancellor has been demanded by Lille court martial authorities for extradition along with eight other Germans. He is accused of ordering the shooting of 14 villagers and the burning of several houses as an example. Similar charges are listed against the others.
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Paris
Otto Bismarck
Lille
the Excelsior
Count Bismarck
Senators Back Promotions for Three Rear Admirals
The senate naval committee favorably reported a compromise bill granting permanent vice admiral ranks to Rear Admirals Simms Benson and Mayo, in an action announced today.
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Washington
Simms
Benson and Mayo
Senate Naval Committee
Lane Foresees Way to Settle Troubles
Washington October 7 The industrial conference called by President Wilson adjourned after Franklin Lane secretary of the interior was elected permanent chairman It will reconvene at 2 30 this afternoon The conflict centered on rules requiring unanimous votes from capital labor and public groups for conclusions while each group could decide by a majority John Spargo opposed the rule Lane expressed confidence the conference would find a path to resolve reconstruction era troubles and that there is a way to proceed
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Washington
Wilson
Franklin Lane
Interior
John Spargo
New York
W. D. Mahon
Lane
Lollon
Mr. Lane
World Series Day In Cincinnati 1919 Game Six
Perfect weather greeted fans two hours before game six between the Reds and White Sox at Redland Field Cincinnati. Pavilions filled, bleachers slow, right field half empty. Seven Cincinnati businessmen placed a total 60,000 dollar bet on a Reds victory, with earlier wagers reaching 30,000 on the fifth game after losses.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Cotton Market Rises in New York on Liverpool Strength
The New York cotton market opened today with gains of 15 to 29 points as Liverpool strength cited as the driver. Traders noted renewed firmness in early trading and expectations of further upward movement.
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New York
Livverpool
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