Britain Near End of Coal Strike As Talks Advance
London reports indicate a settlement is close between miners and the government. Premier Lloyd George, miners' reps, and officials continued talks at Downing Street while railway workers prepare for a possible halt avoidance. J. H. Thomas urged cooperation to boost production and avoid derailing negotiations.
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London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Downing Street
William Brace
Sperry
J. H. Thomas
More Booze Balloting in Canada Provinces
Voters in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba cast ballots on a proposal to ban importation of liquor from other provinces. Interest rose after last weeks BC plebiscite with a strong wet vote. Prohibition supporters push a dry west in a wide spread campaign.
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Winnipeg
Man
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Prohibition
Bomb Found in Shrine During Daimyo Visit in Tokyo
Two bombs similar to prior explosions were found in a shrine dedicated to Japanese soldiers and sailors in Tokyo. Police smothered the devices as prominent Bereans and military leaders toured the site.
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Japan
Tokio
House of Representatives
Northern Hemisphere Wheat and Rye Output Reaches New High
Rome reports a bulletin from the International Institute of Agriculture showing northern hemisphere wheat and rye totaling 62.4 million tons, up from 61.7 million last year. Barley and oats rose 5 and 11 percent respectively, with southern Europe maize strong and America maize up 10 percent. Cane sugar yield praised and 400,000 tons of wheat export urged by the institute.
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Rome
International Institute of Agriculture
Europe
America
Spain Battles Moros in Morocco Long Clash Report
London dispatch says Spaniards and Moros fought a 12 hour battle in Morocco. Spaniards suffered 12 killed and 106 wounded, most among native troops. Moros reportedly incurred serious losses as Spanish forces advanced southward.
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London
London Times
Morocco
Irish financier Bernard O Rourke held after Belfast arrest
Belfast police and military arrested Bernard O Rourke, an Irish financier, and detained him at the barracks in Dundalk Saturday night. No charges were announced at the time.
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Belfast
Bernard O'Rourke
Joundalk
Fooling the Pra: Meridth Nicholson Mocks Tyrants
The passage discusses Meredith Nicholson and the theme of rulers using deceit when facing truth. It contrasts tyrannical power with public resistance and suggests a historic pattern of oppression met by overwhelming evidence that awakens and unites people against their leaders.
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Jerusalem
Janina
Jeram
Shubert Injured In Theater Fire In New York
Fire in the theater district caused 500000 dollars in damage and injured 10 people including J J Shubert who was splashed by glass from a skylight at the Winter Garden theater. Capt Far Ford and Capt Dennis McNamara aided trapped firefighters in the smoke filled area as flames spread from Durfkiln Marks to nearby buildings.
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New York
Theater
Winter Garden
Francis J. Ford
Engine Company No. 34
Dennis McNamara
Engine Company No. 16
Capt. Ford
Explosion at Roanoke Indiana Church Injures Twenty
An explosion at Simons United Brethren Church in Roanoke Indiana injured twenty parishioners, one seriously. Rev J H Barker had just finished a sermon when the blast occurred triggering gas-leak suspicions in the basement. Earl Rupert the janitor and Rev W D Searsman the pastor were hurt.
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Roanoke
Ind
Simons United Brethren Church
J. H. Barker
Earl Rupert
W. D. Searsman
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Talks Near Agreement
Negotiations for the Dempsey Carpentier bout are nearly complete with a meeting planned to finalize terms among managers Tex Rickard and Charles B Cochrane and Dempsey partner Jack Kearns. Carpentier is expected to sign before returning to France, with Madison Square Garden viewed as the likely venue and a year end date possible if the New York boxing commission approves.
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New York
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Charles B. Cochrane
London
Carpentier
France
Madison Square Garden
New York Boxing Commission
Ore Recruits Four Army in Germany
Washington reports the army of occupation in Germany will again accept recruits after November 1. Two hundred infantry spots are open with twelve clerks needed. The program seeks high type recruits capable of rapid training as vacancies arise in General Allen's Rhine forces.
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Washington
Army of Occupation
Germany
Adjutant General's Office
Rhineland
Allen
Rhine
Armenians Defeat Turkish Nationalists Near Mount Ararat
Reports from Constantinople state Armenian forces defeated Turkish nationalists on the plains below Mount Ararat near Etchmiadzin. Georgis issues an ultimatum demanding troop withdrawal from Georgia's frontier and seizure of Batoum on the Black Sea's eastern shore.
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Constantinople
Mount Ararat
Etchmiadzin
Georgis
Batoum
Black Sea
Armistice Report Backs Ukrainian Forces Leader Pact
Vienna reports a Bolshevik armistice with General Petliura leader of Ukrainian forces. A French Senate bill seeks to repeal the wife obedience clause of the civil code. An abandoned car in Minnesota ties Grover Bergdall to a Canada escape and a Holland crossing via a passport. Four pistols and two bottles of whiskey found in the car.
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Vienna
Lemberg
Gallcia
Bolshevists
Petiura
St. Vincent
Minn
Grover Bergdall
Philadelphia
Canada
Bergdall
Ininen
Death of Terence MacSwiney in Brixton Prison
London reports the Cork lord mayor Terence MacSwiney died at 6 40 am in Brixton prison after 74 days of hunger strike. His wife and sisters were kept from access while doctors faced futile feeding and delirium followed by collapse of Mrs MacSwiney.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton
Cork
MacSwiney
Dominick
John
Sinn Fein
Anne
Mary
Art O'Brien
The
Self-Determination League
O'Brien
MacSwinney
MacGwiney
MacGtwiney
Vickers
Ireland
Mac- Swiney
Irish Republican Army
Trotsky Plans Attack on Wrangel Forces
Warsaw reports War Minister Trotsky arrived in Kharkoff to supervise bolshevik regrouping for a general attack on General Wrangel's forces. A Riga dispatch says the soviets ratified the Russo Polish peace treaty and set November 2 for final signatures in Libau.
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Warsaw
Trotsky
Kharkoff
Baron Wrangell
Riga
Liban
Pershing Vacation Planned Near Sea Cliff New York
General John J. Pershing will spend about two months at a cottage near Sea Cliff New York to prepare for his upcoming trip to South America. The cottage owners confirmed the arrangement and noted military details in the context of the span of his stay.
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Ben Cliff
John J. Pershing
South America
Admiral W
Army Ee
Edison 15 Scored by New York Pastors
New York clergy condemn Thomas A Edison for denying life after death and proposing that bodies split into entities. Dr. Palmer and other ministers argue immortality is a religious issue, not a scientific one, while noting differing views on evidence and faith. Father Casey adds contrast on religious authority.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Darwin
Edison
Palmer
James Palmer
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Liebnitz
Falmer
Oliver Lodge
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Lodge
Patrick H. Casey
College of St. Francis Xavier
Firemen Die In French Liner France Accident
Six stokers aboard the French liner France were killed and three injured when the ships stoking machinery failed. The vessel will disembark the victims at Cherbourg before continuing to New York.
Red Threw Bomb Theory Emerges in Seattle Case
Police conclude an anarchist threw the weapon that wrecked the home of F. R. Shong, general claim agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad, after a thorough investigation in Seattle on October 26.
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Red
Seattle
Wash
F. RK. Shong
Legion to Ask Wilson to Dismiss Post
Four committees of the American Legion will ask President Wilson to dismiss Laula R. Post, assistant secretary of labor. The move follows a resolution by the Legion's executive committee after its Cleveland convention.
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Legion
Wilson
Washington
Laula R. Post
American Legion
Veterans’ Organization
Cleveland
Japanese Meet Taboo in Imperial Valley
Japanese groups in Bloenire California avoid organizing meetings to oppose California anti Japanese programs as taboos linger in Imperial Valley. Community leaders caution against public assemblies that could draw scrutiny from authorities and provoke social backlash.
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Imperial Valley
Bloenire
Cal
California
Imperial
Unsolved World War I Mysteries Aids in Finding Missing Soldiers
The Tribune and American Legion Weekly seek information on dozens of missing soldiers from World War I. The notice lists Lt Raymond J Saunders and others, urging families or readers to contact named relatives with any fate or burial details.
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Raymond J. Saunders
United States Air Service
14Th Acre
Hiis
Broullis
France
Verdun
American Legion Weekly
The
Tribune
Lieutenant Saunders
Homer Key
Holdenville
Ohio
the Tribune
Clannie T. Byrd
313Th Infantry
M. Byrd
Everest
Okla
Demands of Truckers in New York Refused
New York trucking union, with about 60 000 workers, adopted resolutions denying recent demands for shorter hours and higher pay. The resolutions urged labor to share price adjustments with capital to enable trucking cost reductions in New York. The union sought a seven dollar weekly increase and an eight hour day.
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New York
Canada
United States
Rie of Exchange
Amiwrl
Can Capital
Shooting in Dublin Shocks Shop Attendant Killed
Dublin reports a shop attendant James McCormack was shot by two uniformed men who entered the shop Saturday night. He died later. Four others are reported wounded in police raids that night.
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Dublin
James McCormack
Pertons
King Alexander of Greece Dies From Monkey Bites
Athens reports King Alexander died at 4 10 pm Monday after monkey bites. Two monkeys attacked during a park walk. one bit his hand, the other caused fatal wounds. His morganatic wife Mile Mano arrived in Athens and was housed at the royal palace before being banished from the capital.
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Athens
Oel
Alexander
Nurce
Mile
Mne
Mano
Tombazi
Greek throne crisis sparks urgent Parliament session
Washington reports Greece plans an immediate parliamentary session to choose a successor to King Alexander. Prince Paul appears favored, while Premier Venizelos wields decisive influence. Constantine remains abroad as intrigue swirls around the throne.
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Washington
Alexander
Paul
Legation
Reuter
Athens
Tsamatos
United News
Greece
Athena
Eleutherios Venizelos
Venizelos Ia
Venizelos
Constantine
Switzerland
Enga
Concherriati
Preemies
Trince Paulla
Viol
Pr. Roux
F'Osteur Institute
Armerices Wormer
Teince Christander
Heather
Kier Constantine
Mere
County grand jury expected to indict in lengthy probe
Reports from October 24 indicate the county grand jury will likely conclude the Dustom mirrer probe. Predictions say a boat compiiotment vote could occur within 24 to 48 hours, ending the drawn out investigation.
Freight business heavy as rails see record week
Washington reports the American Railway association states freight car throughput tops 106000 for the week ending October 4, a figure surpassed only once before. In London an effort begins to treat men gassed in the war with pure oxygen breathing therapy.
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Freigh
Washington
American Railway Association
London
Huasitian Chamber Faces Economic Strain Amid Currency Decline
In Rio de Janeiro a meeting of the Huasitian chamber of commerce surveyed the economic situation, noting seriousness from the drop in Ityusiiian exchange. Officials weighed foreign loan talks, with rumors of a deal with New York banks but no confirmation.
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Brazin
Hilo de Janeiro
Huasitian Chamber of Commeres
Ityusiiian Exchange
New York
Woman Ends Life in Abenwern Near Mansachkuselia
Fragmentary report notes a woman age 8 ending her life near Mansachkuselia, with unclear details and place names. The report references local names and a collision event several miles away, requiring cautious interpretation of the OCR text.
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Abenwern
LeClare
Mansachkuselia
Pam Wheer
Miweukee
Paul
Tie mer a hue eaeting bron fee 4a tener ine during the Coke va
The readable fragments describe a traffic or event incident tied to a Coke event. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear, but the text suggests a local gathering with disruptions or a planned program during a Coke venture.
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Li E. Pinkham
26Th Street
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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MFG. CO
Ommerman Bros. Eastman Kodak CO
Pierce St
Siam City
Lows
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Meridian
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Piso
Britain
Reide
Onew
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Meredith Nicholson
Harding
Milwaukee Journal
Shubert
Indiana
Dempsey and
Georges
Madison Square
Michigan
Manila
Philippine Islands
War Department
FAO
Louise Glaum
Louw Glaum
Petaluma
Miss Glaum
Rhode Island
Mra. Mac- Swiney
Trotzky
Wrangel
Pershing
Sea Cliff
N. Y
XIX
Myaterien
M. E. Jacobs
M. G. Company
166Th Infantry
Fred L. Johnson
East Fourth Street
Sioux Falls
D. Carl
Charles Bloom
149Th Infantry
Chicasgo
Camp Logan
B. Bruns
Parrish Avenue
Indiana Harbor
John W. Hotz
30Th Company
152 Depot Brigade
Camp Upton
Gertrude Hotz
Second Street
Brooklyn
John W. Gleason, Jr
6Th Company
6Th Marines
Catherine Gleason
Kingman
Kan
Harland G. Pfantz
102Nd Infantry
E. C. Rehde
Central Post No
State Center
Howard Melan
George McLean
Rugby
N. D
James Elmer O'Loughlin
65Th Marine Guard Company
St. Nazaire
Hampton Roads
Kate O'Loughlin
Cameron
Powhatan R. Dance
45Th Company
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Argonne
Park Avenue
Richmond
Ernest Garrison
M. I
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East Adams Etlert
Taylorville
Chicago News
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