Six Reds Warrants and Deportation Threats Spark U S Crackdown
Authorities announce warrants for six alleged communist leaders in the United States amid arrests in Chicago and Milwaukee. The men face deportation or long prison terms for plans to overthrow the government and establish a print shop to disseminate communist propaganda.
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Chicago
Russia
Bolahevirm
United States
John Knasinski
Communist Party In America
John Hotoney
Oader
Union of Russian Workers
Inttes
Sc Pvc
Milwauhee
Joand Holoney
Johnsons Eastward Campaign Swing On GOP Tickets
Senator Livan W. Johnson of California will arrive in Chicago next week to campaign for the Republican ticket. Governor Calvin Coolidge with Governor Lowden of Japan, Governor Morrow of Kentucky, and Job Pledges of New York will tour the border states starting October 18. Specific speaking dates are being finalized as the party builds coverage in the border regions.
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Buccau
Livan W. Johnson
California
Calvin Coolidge
Lowden
Juapin
Morrow
Kennecky
Job Pledges
New York
Somenon
Anti U S Feeling in Japan Causes Worry
Tokyo reports rising anti American sentiment after statements by Viscount Kato at a Diet convention. Observers fear demonstrations and tension could strain relations unless calm is restored.
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U. S
Japan
Meary Horgrenthau Appointed Fumbverssader in Nexicw Bal
The article reports Meary Horgrenthau recently appointed fumbverssader to Nexicw bal, with Senate confirmation pending. He warns of a possible war with Mexico within a year, saying confirmation won’t bother him and expressing fear of a world whipped by past events.
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Senate
International Labor Congress Debate Shapes League Seat
A convoluted report notes deliberations at an international congress regarding creating a dedicated Office of Ministers within the League of Nations. The decision aims to align financial and economic actions with the league's broader governance.
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Geneve
Orb
Labor Congress of
The
League of Nations
Seaven
Yeslermtay
Babes T Boiler United
Alafea
Wieleo
Tm Teague
Ommrons
Reo International
Weavers Wage Cut Reported by Company Officers
The Penn ovivania TecGic COMO Wiw nance by officers of the company here tufoy. An immediate peduetee of 13 per cent in erayes for 30 weeks is noted as a wage adjustment for weavers.
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Pennovivania
Tufoy
Law Professor Dies After Nervous Breakdown
A former law professor at the University of Michigan and the University of Colorado died Friday in Detroit after a nervous breakdown. Born in New Haven, Connecticut in 1916, he once served on Detroit’s Board of Education.
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Gio
Gel Whatees Hlemryb
Matternity
Michigan
Colorado
Walnut prices fall as demand shifts in California markets
California agriculture reports indicate walnut prices ease due to shifting demand. Market observers note lower prices affect growers and distributors while buyers anticipate steadier supplies through the season.
International Conference Deliberates on Postwar Communications
The conference committees study world postwar problems including radio and telecommunication, press access, and cable rights among major powers. Normal Flavik named president and M. Laniel vice president as sessions open and press access debated.
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Radio Pootoent
Ile Technical
Norma! Ff
Flavik
Ecoference
Mtate
Coloy. M. Lanel
Munday
Unti
Averet
Omulé
Eetattiote
Quiet Court Case Ends with Paige Past Quietness
Miss Paige, a noisy child, faced Judge in a lighthearted hearing. The judge teased her about ginger ale and manners, and Paige managed to walk to the court without making a sound, after which the case was dismissed.
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Vaustington
the Sade
Misa Gene Paige
Miss Paige
Coor
Mixe Paige
Jodie
Outlook For Wheat Poorer This Month
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts 1920 spring wheat at 218,007,000 bushels and winter wheat at 632,641,000 for a total 740,648,000. October spring wheat outlook shows a 1 000 lower forecast than September. Other crops listed include corn 216,192,000 bushels and white potatoes 414,946,000 with varying conditions.
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Washington
Get
Keiffers
Canada Seed Wheat Blamed for Low Prices
John Mattueh of the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce says the drop in wheat prices across American exchanges is driven by a large Canadian crop. He argues the surplus imported Canadian seed wheat dilutes demand, with Montana grain selling mainly in Minneapolis and Chicago markets due to proximity to Montana farmers.
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Washington
Minnapolis
Chicago
Montana
John
Mattueh
Minneapolis
Six Suspects Held in Kansas City Murder Case
Police hold six suspects in a Kansas City murder case tied to a robbery motive. The victim Mine Micrones Barton and her partner Hh. Winter were attacked while hiding in a car. Winter could not identify the suspects due to the earlier assault.
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Keanaus City
Micrones
Barton
Hh. Winter
Winter
Ue Toembera
Cholera Morbus Halts Missouri Murder Trial
Gallia Missouri reports 10 of 12 jurors and officials fall ill with cholera morbus blamed on water and food changes. The Tarwater murder trial of newspaper editor Wesley A. Robertson is halted as ill jurors and farmers are unable to proceed.
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Gallia
Hugh Ee Fuer
Wesley A. Robertson
Nowspaper
Inal Denegibar
Only Woman Director Of Prohibition Loses Job
Mrs Gladys Kimball Warburton California s woman prohibition director was directed to turn over her office to John L Considine of San Francisco in a Washington telegram The removal ends two stormy weeks with charges of missing records illicit liquor movement attempted telephone tapping and shadowing Warburton blamed political enemies for the controversy and noted she succeeded Loren Handley who died in a crash
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Gladys Kimball Warburton
California
Prohibition
John L. Considine
Washington
Warburton
United States
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Federal Day Agent Accused in Liquor Shipment Case
Robert B. Leady a federal prohibition enforcement agent for North Dakota was arrested in Fargo on charges of illegal liquor transport and conspiracy. He allegedly directed a $5,000 shipment of Canadian whisky to Sioux Falls while two aides were detained and questioned.
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Robert B. Lendy
Prohibition
North Dakota
Fargo
N. D
South Dakota
United States
E. W. Fiske
Ike McCoun
United States Secret Service
McCoun
Theodore Musserd
Prohibition Enforcement
Pete Olson
Valley City
Teady
Explosion on Brooklyn dock claims five victims
A steamship G. Tt. Crowe explosion at a Brooklyn dock killed five and left three unaccounted. Dozens were injured with several expected to die as acetylene fumes ignited.
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New York
Oot
G. Tt. Crowe
Brooklyn
Cox Gifts $5,000 to His Own Campaign
New York October 9 Governor Cox Friday contributed $5,000 to the democratic campaign announced at headquarters here.
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New York
Coz Friday
Camputen
Local Jury Finds Man Guilty of First Degree Murder
Joramie Wye Oct t Ray Kk Heorgetrom charged with killing his wife Uiledyna Hergsxtrom. Jury here Thursday adjudged Heorgetrom guilty of murder in the first degree. Defense argued temporary insanity. Jury included a recommendation against capital punishment.
Plane passes Montreal in seaplane flight across country
Pilot Brobert Lockie piloted the seaplane F-3 over Montreal shortly before noon. The craft crossed the transcontinental route from Halifax to Vancouver, dipping twice over the aviation station at Longue Point before turning toward Ottawa.
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Brobert Lockie
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Vancouver
Longue Point
Ottawa
Railroads in Chicago trimming payrolls report
Chicago payroll cuts reported across major lines with 10 to 16 per cent reductions. Fin lay rich hat and New York Central considered raising pay or scheduling a full 18 per cent hike in upcoming weeks after a conference noted by railway news sources.
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Slason Thompson
Railway News Bureau
Finlay
Wonder If Sir Oliver Could Tell Whether She's a Widow
Mrs Roy L Peek claims widow status and seeks $57 000 from New York Life Insurance. Judge Fitch hears the case as Peck is allegedly alive, having disappeared aboard a Leake Michigan steamship on July 17 1917. the trial heads for a verdict as the jury nears.
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Roy L. Peek
Fitch
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Peck
Leake Michigan
Oliver Lodge
Roosevelt Glad to Hear Harding's Stand on League
Franklin D Roosevelt says he welcomes Senator Harding's opposition to U S entry in the League of Nations. He notes Harding's declared stance as a needed clarification after prior mixed signals. Roosevelt cites Harding's papers quoting opposition to the league and says a weight has lifted.
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United States
League of Nations
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Missing fortune tale and death puzzle in Minneapolis
A reported missing fortune of $100,000 leads to a Minneapolis mystery as 66 year old Mattie Putnam is found dead in her home after years as a recluse following her husband’s death. Her nephew Lewis F. Mee adds to the vague contention in a muddled local notice.
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Mattie Putnam
Lewis F. Mee
Coal Prices Expected to Break as Dealers Warn
Washington reports priority coal orders for the eastern intermountain region. The Interstate Commerce Commission actions aim to relieve coal shortages with open top equipment use and a voluntary distribution committee effective October 15. A Northwest shortage threatens, prompting a 1.2 million ton weekly movement plan and a 2,000 car per day target for Ohio Indiana Michigan and neighboring states.
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al Conference of Operators and Railroadt
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U. S. Considered Takeover Of Baseball Gambling Scandal
United States District Attorney Drene Hartley Replogle and grand jury foreman Henry Mirkham met to discuss federal handling of the baseball pool gambling probe. They weighed federal action to clean up the game and possibly charge gamblers, with the investigation potentially shifting fully to federal authorities if agreed.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Drene Hartley Replogle
Assiutant
Henry Mirkham
Tleee Lee
Big Ten Football Action Scheduled Across Conference
Chicago Opt. leads off as Purdue faces Chicago while Minnesota meets Northwestern in inter conference clashes. Michigan and Illinois prepare for tests against outsiders with Drake and Case on the slate.
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Eagson
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Minnesota
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Dope
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Clinois
Drake
Hiotes
Fonmer University of Wyoming University
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Cornell Cotlage
Iowa
Oberlin College
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Trains Crash in Italy Leaves Twenty Dead
A collision near Mestre station between the Trieste Bologna and Venice Milan expresses produced at least twenty fatalities and many injuries. Relief trains were dispatched and the Venice Milan train halted near the Laguan bridges after a rear collision with an approaching service.
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Mestre
Laguan
Cme
Jack Johnson's Sister Charged in Gas Theft Case
In Chicago, Jannie Rhodes author of Jack Johnson's pages stood in court Friday facing charges of stealing $96,000 worth of illuminating gas. She denied any tampering with the gas meter as the case was continued.
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Jannie Rhodes
Jack Johnson
Cape
Better to seek treaty than endless war says Lloyd George
Llandudno Wales October 9 Premier Lloyd George urged peace over war in a public address. He defended the coalition government noting most nations accepted the coalition plan and called for cross party cooperation to steer Britain through postwar turmoil and strikes. He warned about Russia and warned against soviet influence while predicting Irish home rule under the coalition.
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Lloyd George
America
Russia
Rusela
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Robert Smillie
Ireland
Sardinian Feud Ends After 45 Years in Reconciliation
Eight Sardinian families tied to the gy vindetti feud reconcile after 45 years. Since it began there were 75 incidents and property damage. Bishop of Tehpio presided in Te Tegio church as 200 feud participants attended. Oath of reconciliation followed blessing and a Te Deum.
Terence MacSwiney Ill With Heart Trouble in Hunger Strike
London report notes Terence MacSwiney at Brixton Prison unable to converse with relatives due to heart trouble amid his hunger strike. Prison doctors say he slept well and appeared better today.
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Irith Self Determination League
Terence MacSwiney
Brixton Prison
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Trial Halted In Murder Case Of Local Publisher
Gallatin Missouri jurors in the Hugh Turwater murder case were excused after it was announced that a juror had died during the night. Turwater, former city clerk, is charged in connection with the December 23 killing of Wesley L. Robinson, publisher of a local newspaper.
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Hugh ¥. Turwater
Wesley L. Robinson
Crop expert predicts century life against odds
Major William M. King, 88, a United States crop specialist, declares he will live to 100. The retired Major discusses agriculture and seed division ideas as he reflects on longevity and a long career in farming research.
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William M. King
United States
King
Cooperative market for live stock aims at stability
About 100 farmers attended a conference called by J HL Hloward of Clemens city president of the American Farm Bureau Amools ion. They sought a stabilized live stock market and discussed workable steps for cooperative action and policy support.
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Flynn and Zelenska tied to Wall Street blast probe
New York report says Leon Konkel told FBI officers Flynn George Lamb of a chance train meeting with Floren Zelenska a Russian garment worker who allegedly confessed to a planned attack and possible further terror. Investigators weigh extradition risks and possible Pittsburgh charges while probing Zelenska’s associates and related letters in his room.
Brooklyn Miner Arrested With Dynamite In Pittsburgh
Plorean Zelenska of Brooklyn was arrested by Justice Department agents in Pittsburgh with five sticks of dynamite in his possession. He claimed the explosive was for mining work and denied any link to the Wall Street blast. A brass check from a Whitman coal company is being checked for connection. Authorities seek a miner accomplice from Cincinnati and consider extradition to New York if warranted.
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Get
Plorean Zelenska
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Department of Justice
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Leon Konkel
Zelenska
Konkel
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Anti-Suffrage Suit Thrown Out of Court in D C
Washington reports the District of Columbia Court of Appeals granted the government motion to dismiss a suit by suffrage opponents challenging the validity of the Nineteenth Amendment. The action, aimed at restraining Secretary Colby from issuing a proclamation, was dismayed as groundless and dismissed.
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District of Columbias Court of Appeal
Morday
Ma Loi
Cheault
Colby
Arnstein Trial Delayed As Judge Sets October 26 Date
New York Oct 6 Julee Arnstein appeared with the judge and district attorney in a case involving receiving stolen bonds and grand larceny. The trial was postponed to October 26 after Arnstein demanded an immediate trial and defense counsel asked for delay.
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New York
Nicky Arnstein
Mulqueen
Atole
Arnsteis
Lorney
England’s Land Vole Wealth Compared Across Eras
An archival note claims England’s alms and land wealth were three times greater in the past than currently, contrasting old abundance with today’s holdings. It highlights historical shifts in land use and wealth distribution without specifics.
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England
Morley Opposes England's Irish Policy
Lord Morley criticized government policy on Ireland calling it a policy of weakness. He spoke publicly denouncing police reprisals and stated the administration had admitted failure in handling the issue. The remarks reflect opposition within the ranks to the current approach.
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