President Wilson's Illness Triggers Swift Campaign Push
Wichita dispatch reports President Wilson under strain forces him to cancel appointments and return to Washington after an illness. San Diego notes a large crowd hears him advocate ratification of the peace treaty and League of Nations covenant. The story covers steel strike turmoil across Pittsburgh, Chicago, Buffalo, Cleveland, Gary, and Mahoning Valley with clashes, shootings, and plant stoppages amid nationwide labor action.
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Grayson
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Col. Roosevelt
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Exposition Stadium
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Pittsburg
Colorado
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Organized Labor
United States Steel Corporation
America
Great
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American Steel and Wire Company
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Gary
Steel Corporation
Chicago
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Lackawanna Steel
Cleveland
Indiana Harbor
N. Y
Kers
President Wilson Arrives in Los Angeles Amid Cheerful Welcome
President Wilson reached Los Angeles from San Diego and rests for a public dinner this afternoon. Large crowds gathered at the depot as he entered his hotel, despite requests for quiet. He will use the night in the auditorium before starting eastward early Monday for a strenuous week.
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Los Angeles
Wilson
San Diego
Crowds greet President Wilson in Sacramento depot stop
Large crowds gathered in Sacramento on September 22 as President Wilson passed through the depot area, with thousands lining the streets hoping for a speech. Police kept the route clear while supporters shouted and waved, creating a lively scene in the city.
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Wilson
President Wilson Arrives in Cheyenne En Route to Denver
Stopped at Wyoming Capital Cheyenne Wyo Sept 24 President Wilson arrived here at 4 o clock in the afternoon and will speak in Denver at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wilson
Denver
Wilson calls for insurance against war in Denver speech
President Wilson spoke in Denver this afternoon urging "insurance against such barbarity" to spare future generations from wars. He warned the next war would be far more terrible and emphasized the nation's duty to prevent it.
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Denver
Wilson
Petersburg Alaska to Build Light Plant and Schoolhouse
The Senate passed the House bill authorizing Petersburg Alaska to issue bonds for a light plant and a schoolhouse. The measure now goes to the President for signature.
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Washington
Senate
Petersburg
Alaska
Kolchak Resigns Ruler Title to Denikine in Russia
London reports Admiral Kolchak has informed the Allies he resigns the title of chief ruler in favor of Gen. Denikine, cited as leader of anti Bolshevik forces in Southern Russia. Bolshevik troops abandon Durak after harsh battles against Denikine's forces.
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Kolchak
Denikines
Russia
Durak
Deuikine
Bolshevik Evacuation Planned for Petrograd
Dispatches report Bolshevik forces preparing to evacuate Petrograd from Copenhagen dated Sept 22. Additional item from London dated Sept 24 claims Bolsheviks hold Tomsk captive 500 miles east of Omsk, with forest fires threatening the Santa Cruz mountains and requests for aid.
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Copenhagen
London
Tomsk
Omsk
An Jose
Cal
Santa Cruz Mountains
Washington briefs on strikes and global tensions
Washington dispatches report Secret Service mobilization against strike unrest. Palmer and officials funded to curb radical travel to Pittsburg. Also notes Dr Paul S Reinsen’s arrival in Tokyo and state department instructions to report to Washington. Trotsky quotes on global combat against capitalism in Finland Estonia and the Far East.
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Paul S. Reinsen
Wisconsin
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Tokio
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Stockholm
Finland
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America
England
Far East
Leon Trotsky
Petrograd
Policeman Edward Wilson Killed in Motorcycle Crash
Seattle report states Edward Wilson a motorcycle policeman was killed when his motorcycle skidded into a telegraph pole this morning. Police say the tragedy occurred on duty and investigators are examining details of the crash.
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Seattle
Edward Wilson
Mob Controls Drumwright in Oklahoma Strike Turmoil
A mob seized Drumwright Oklahoma last night, drove out the police, and threatened the police chief with death unless he resigns amid a telegraphers strike. Three strikebreakers are held prisoners in the telegraph office after police clashed with pickets. The outbreak centers on labor unrest and local authority loss of control.
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Drumwright
Okla
Telegraph Company
Roosevelt’s Old Friend Seth Bullock Dead at 62 in Deadwood
Seth Bullock, noted frontierman and personal friend of Col. Roosevelt, died at his Deadwood home last night at the age of 62. He was a longtime figure in Black Hills history and law enforcement, shaping late 19th century frontier leadership.
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Seth Bullock
Col. Roosevelt
Prince of Wales Arrives in Vancouver Welcomed by Admiral Rodman
The Prince of Wales arrived in Vancouver British Columbia this morning to a greeting by Admiral Rodman of the United States Navy at the depot. The moment marked a ceremonial welcome as the royal visit to Canada proceeds.
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Vancouver
B. C
Admiral Rodman
United States Navy
Prince
Navy yard crews short due to enlistment gaps but winter maneuvers doubtful
New York reporters note a shortage of enlisted men at the New York navy yard may force cancellations of fall and winter Atlantic fleet maneuvers as officers’ resignations loom. The Otter-creek dredges cleaned up well with the Riley machine near $17,000 in recent work, while Beaton and Donnelley dredges totaled nearly $15,000 in two final cleanups. Claude Baker plans a holiday break after years at the camp, traveling with his wife toward winter travel.
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New York Navy Yard
Fleven Ameri
Otter-creek Tredges
Riley
J. F Riley
Beaton & Donnelley
Claude Baker
Mrs Baker
Dikeman
Mr. Baker
Pioneers to Meet October 15 at Moose Hall
The Igloo No. 10 club holds its first regular meeting of the 1919 20 season on Wednesday evening October 15 at Moose Hall in F.
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Pioneers
Iditarod Igloo No. 10
Moose Hall
Boats report from Alaska mail runs and departures
Incoming and outgoing mail launches and boat movements are listed with times and destinations. Holy Cross, Dikeman, Washburn, Kotlik, Nulato, and Marshall figures appear with schedule notes and an error correction about a missing launch.
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Nulato
Gibbon
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Alaska
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