Elaine Race Riots Mark Bloodshed in Arkansas
Race clashes in Elaine Arkansas leave multiple dead and wounded as Governor Brough and Col. Jenks face gunfire. White real estate dealer O L Johnson shot fatally. Dr A J Johnson and three brothers killed. two lieutenants injured. Troops arrive from Camp Pike to restore order amid rumors of organized negro defense and propagandist agitation.
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Fourth Infantry
O. R. Lilly
Helena
Hoop Spur
Wicchester
Drew County
Arkansas
Horough
Jenks
Elaine
O. RB. Lilly
Johnson
Mr Lilly
Mr. Tilly
Wees
Melwood
Camp Pile
Wlaine
Helens
Ark
Kitchens
Phillips County
United States
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Knight
Clarendon
McGee
Lula
Miss
Helena Court House
W. D. Adkins
Pratt
Clinton Lee
J. A. Lappin
Lee
Lappan
Blaine
U. 8. Bratton, Jr
Little Rock
Adkina
Belgian King and Queen in America to thank U S for help
King Albert I of Belgium and Queen Elisabeth arrived in Hoboken aboard the George Washington to greet Americans with praise for their aid in World War I. They toured to New York and were welcomed amid heavy rain as Vice President Marshall extended a formal welcome and Albert sent a message of gratitude to the United States.
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America
New York
Albert
Hoboken
N. d
Lige
Antwerp
Thore
Hix
Howdy Albert
Atute Department
Sandy Mook
George Washington
Army Plaza
General Pershing
Marshal
Wall
Astoria
Himwelf
Reds and White Sox Meet in Sunny Redland Field Showdown
Fans filled Redland Field Cincinnati as the second world series game opened under clear skies and 50 degree noon. John Collins reportedly ill but suited up for the White Sox while Moran’s Reds showcased confidence and a lively practice with balls lashed into the stands.
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Redland Field
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reds
White Sox
Erskine Manyer
Liebold
John Colling
Garry Herrmann
Blue Conta
Bet Half Million Of Sox To GOP Series
Cincinnati Ollio reports a $500000 bet placed on the Chicago White Sox to win the World Series against the Reds. The offer covered even money, with the wager reportedly arriving in Chicago for the series.
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Cincinnati
Olio
Texas
Mitonairet
Clacitiaei
Chicago
Reds
Paris chamber ratifies German peace treaty by wide margin
Paris Oct 3 The chamber of deputies approved the German peace treaty by 172 to 5. The chamber then began consideration of Franco Croatian British treaties. The Franco American and Franco British pacts were unanimously ratified with 501 total votes cast for the two treaties.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Britain
Patrick Egan Dies in New York After Illness
Patrick Lyan Egan, founder of the home rule movement in Ireland and former United States minister to Chill, died at his daughter’s home in New York after several weeks of illness. The obituary notes his influence on Irish politics and mentions commentary on Bolshevism and industry as discussed by contemporaries.
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Patrick Egan
New York
Patrick Lyan
Ireland
Ormer
United States
Chill
Nevera
A Bensible Woman
A Kansas City Star item compares a woman's temper to a baseball player on a bad day. The joke notes a batter's rough spell and the social jab at judgment based on performance. The piece mocks quick conclusions and jokes about batting averages as a metaphor for personal faults.
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Kansas City Star
Jolie
le Feu
Phy
Wike
Senate Rejelto Fall 3 Change in Belgium Boundary Treaties
Washington October 8 The Senate votes on fall pesco treaty amendments with an 18 to 3 rejection of the first amendment. It would have removed the United States from the Belgium boundary commission as voting continues on remaining amendments.
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Washigton
Senate
United States
Belgium
Brotherhood of train men backs off wage demand talks
Cleveland reports the apecia committee of the brotherhood of train men fled requests for increased wages and altered working rules with the director general of railroads. They presented demands at a July conference with Director General Pines and will not reconvene for at least two weeks. The adjournment was moved from October 1 to a later date.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Apecia
Brotherhood of
Director General of
Railroade
Pines
Eda Li Weed
Tiw
Banks Allowed Loans On Bills Amid Market Shakeup
The senate today allowed banks to loan up to 25 percent of their capital against bills for stock and live stock, signaling a tightening or easing move in market liquidity. Four men were jailed for a fatal dispute, each fined $15. The piece also notes Cuban sugar interests and cotton shipments facing market pressures as trade figures loom.
President Wil son in Nervous Condition. Doctors Seek Specialist Help
Washington reports President Wil son is in a highly nervous condition and not fully well this morning. Dr Cary Grayson and other specialists from Philadelphia and the navy conference on treatment as a precaution and to aid the President, who may accept additional observers and care as his condition evolves.
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Washington
Oct
Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
Grayson
FX. Dereun
Philadelphia
George de Sehweimita
L. Ciinyson
Ardmore Senator Reed Attacked by Egg Toss at Rally
At Ardmore Oklahoma a crowd at a convention hall disrupted the appearance of United States Senator J A Reed while introducing him for a speech against the peace treaty and the League of Nations. Eggs shattered stage lights and Reed was splattered as boos and hisses rose. A shot rang out and several on stage were struck. Reed later issued a statement denouncing the attackers and defending the right to speak under the U S flag.
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Ardmore
Okla
United States
J.A. Reed
Convention Hall
League of Nations
William Freeman
Nehtsa
Reed
Hisses
Catealla
Wilson
Fhlope
Cor Tulsa
OkLt
Ardmare
Bettie
Jose
Mertins
Treed
Jim
Deon
Bank at Fargo Fails and Is Placed Under Receiver
The Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo North Dakota with assets over ten thousand dollars was declared insolvent by the banking board. It was ordered closed and placed in the hands of a temporary receiver.
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vian-American Bank of Range
Banking Board of
Northakota
Alaska railroad bill advances to president with 17 million plan
Without a record vote today the Senate approved the measure financing 17 million for the completion of the Alaska railroad. The bill now goes to the president for action.
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Washington
Ut. S
Steel strike sparing by Judge Gary draws Senate push
Washington October 3 Judge Gary rejects any talk of compromise or arbitration in the steel strike before the Senate labor committee. He urges a thorough two or three week mill investigation and says union leaders represent a minority while foreigners are not primarily to blame. He details profits and shifts at United States Steel and testifies on threats to workers.
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Peter the Great
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Great Mottain
Italy
Germany
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Leopold
United States
Nisself
Sbusce
Congo
Leopol
Washington
Ki. J. Gary
Senate Iabor
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Gare
Walsh
Mose
Cliusetto
Senate Committee
Nweieh Cohoed
Jones
New Mexico
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Senate
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Onry
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Btoc Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
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Ihs
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Dodge Gray
Th ‘Greot Corporation
John J. Martin
Youngstown
National Steel Workers Commmitee
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Pitepatrick
William
Foster
Ink Martin
American Federation of Labor
Miurtin
Genater Phippe
Gary Iing
Mito Wala
Tim
Niwat
Diige Chitry
Lorrely Egan
Oleghgo Umd
Clainman Kenyon
Bonalor Jones
Dumowrat
Oo Moti
Airge Cary
Unione
Genator Walah
Democrat
Fragmented OCR note on a wartime refugee and sentiment
An OCR snippet discusses a unnamed woman living in a New York area exile during wartime. It mentions foreigners, a governor or government, and anxieties about postwar settlement and power shifts. No clear names or concrete events are identifiable.
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Santor
Wongeeton
New York City
America
Omaha Calm After Riots and Mass Arrests
Omaha awoke to quiet streets and tightened police presence after a night of rioting. County Attorney Shotwell announced 55 arrests with 60 more to follow and vowed to make an example of mob leaders to protect the city’s name. General Wood praised American Legion members for aid in maintaining order.
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Omaha
Neh
Chet
Wood
Creisia
Sutvliy
Shotwell
Waas
Nethaway
Smith
Board of Governors
Leonard Wood
American Legion
Comita
Legion
Ssuntcy
President Wilson Restless Night Leaves Him Faded
Washington reports President Wilson slept poorly during the night and rose late. Rear Admiral Grayson, the president’s physician, issued a bulletin at 1 PM stating the president had a restless night and is feeling somewhat faded today with no setback anticipated.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
White House
New Jersey Senator Backs World League Support
Washington Oct 2 Senator Midge of New Jersey defined his stance on the peace treaty in a Senate speech. He backs the League of Nations plan, opposes textual amendments, and will support reservations proposed to clarify the agreement. He urged haste in treaty ratification to avoid Congress wasting energy on domestic issues and to boost wartime production and national prosperity.
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Washington
Midge
New Jerwy
Inca Senate
Edge Maid
League of Nations
Congress
Another Iowan Takes an English Bride
Gertrude Campbell of Liverpool England traveled 1000 miles to wed Iowa soldier Joan Joseph Luter in Pacific Junction. The bride reached Philadelphia first and then joined the groom’s family, with the couple announcing their marriage after the wartime service of the groom.
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G Clenwood
Iowa
Hamlsome
Gertrude Campbell
Liverpool
England
Courtahere
Joan Joseph Lurer
Hacithc Junction
Philadelphia
Pacific Junction
Ll. L. Luter
WA. & Navy
Troops Landfront Report From Unclear Source
Unclear garbled text claims sea troops from a march and land operation, with distorted names and phrases. It references naval commentary and propaganda terms but offers no verifiable details or coherent events.
Swift Plant Not Paying Expenses Claims
A New York business report states Swift & Co. has operated at a loss since January 10, according to W F L Noyen, vice president of the New York branch, in a conference with prize committee members Oscar Strouse and Federal Board Administrator Swaniona.
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New York
Get
Swift & Co
W. FL Noyen
U. S. Export Trade Surges to Record Levels
Washington reports U S exports abroad have climbed to ten billion dollars with a rising trade balance. Commerce department data show a substantial year over year increase driven by stronger foreign demand for American goods.
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