AntiJapan measures threadbare in California ballot push
Senator Binhoy moves to place anti Japanene measures on the next state election ballot by initiative. Japanese restrictions on land ownership are noted, and citizens born in the United States are discussed amid anti Japanese sentiment. Other items cover German influence in Mexico, WWI veterans' relatives, prohibition abroad, and various economic observations.
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Binhoy
Antistopinene Association of
California
Eltt Wong
Sharkey
United States
America
Count von Eckhardt
Mexico
Argentina
Merxhardt
Succes
Carranza
Germany
William B. Wilson
Wison
Ben Jase Ae
Joseph B. Wilson
Fort Merer
James H. Wilson
France
Franklin K. Lane, Jr
Queenstown
England
Great Britain
John Variexcorn
London
Boston Transcript
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Estate
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum
Hawaii
Mawali
Polynesia
Bernice Paunah
Charles It. Bishop
Honolulu
Chicago
John MiNer
Magman
Tanner
Three Flyers Lead In Eastbound Air Derby Race
Rock Island reports Capt. Lowell B. Smith Lieut. B. Kiel and Maj. C. Spatz tied for the lead in the transcontinental air derby after 1 p.m. as they push eastward from Rock Island toward Chicago. Maynard and Drayton trail as western entrants regroup amid weather and radio delays.
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Rock Island
Capt
H.omitz
E. C. Kiel
Carl Spatz
Chicago
Chicago Tribune Raises Newspaper Rates Across the Board
The article notes a 40 percent rise in paper costs and near tripling of paper prices. It cites higher salaries and material costs as key factors driving rate increases across newspapers, including the Chicago Tribune, with production costs up and readers facing higher charges nationwide.
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Chicago Tribune
Transcontinental air derby reports from Rock Island to Omaha
Reported across the route at Rock Island Cheyenne and Omaha. Lieut Maynard the flying parson led westbound aviators with 1696 miles covered in two days and Capt Smith followed at 872 miles as the Omaha field welcomed more contestants from St Paul Des Moines and Ak Sur Ben.
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Rock Island, I
Capt
Lowell B. Smith
Lient. B.C. Kiel
Maj. C. Spatz
Smith
Kiel
Spatz
Maynard
Liew
B. W. Maynard
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bar
Mangehnan
Maj
Harry Smither
de Haviland “Sa
Pearson
Des Moines
Rock Island
North Platte
Neh
W. G. Maynard
Wryo
Lowell H. Smith
Wear
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Cheyene
Omale
R. H. Worthington
Matherfield
Ak-Sur-Ben
St. Paul
Worthington
Lieut. L. Webster
Strike Sweeps 12000 OPMEN In Altoona And Tucson
About 12,000 shopmen walked out at the Pennsylvania Railroad shops in Altoona Pennsylvania promptly at 2 PM. In Tucson Arizona eight hundred Southern Pacific shopmen struck late Thursday, closing the roundhouse due to local disputes with the grievance committee.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Tuc
Tuscon, Ariz
Southern Pacific Company
Tucson
Southern Pacific
King George Signs Britain German Peace Pact
London reports King George signed Great Britain's ratification of the German peace treaty. The document was dispatched to Paris after the monarch's signature.
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George
Britain
London
Great Britain
Paris
Champion Redlegs Homecoming Triumph in Cincinnati
The world champions returned to Cincinnati with a grand welcome as crowds lined streets in a festive homecoming. Mayor declares a half holiday while bands play marches and celebratory tunes honoring the Redlegs and Pat Moran amid a city greeting.
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Redlegs
Cincinnati
Ohio
White Sox
Hall
Harlech
Pat Moran
Reda
Gir
Governor Lowden III in Chicago Unchanged Condition
Gov Frank O Lowden remained in the Mack Stone hotel in Chicago with intestinal trouble as Mrs Lowden kept vigil at his bedside. The report said his condition was unchanged from the previous day.
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Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Mackstone Hotel
Mra. Lowden
Fiume Controversy Settled By Peace Conference Plan
The Fiume issue before the peace conference is presented as settled in principle. Delegates have forwarded a compromise plan to President Wilson for approval.
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Fiume
Whch
Wilson
American Soviet Expression Seen as Likely Outcome of Conference
Washington Oct 11 The industrial conference eyes show a probable growth of the Soviet idea through Rockefeller and labor resolutions. The public group led by Baruch supports shop councils while labor pushes both shop and national trades councils, seeking worker influence in employment terms and living conditions.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Bernard Baruch
Gary
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Labor
Americca
Whitley Councils
Trades Councils National
Nationnal Trades Council
National Trades Council
Shop Council
American Federation of Labor Unions
Two Tots Battle for Life as Mother Poisoned Them
Chicago October 11. Doctors say the odds are 100 to 1 against Shirley and Edna Lulkart six and seven years old as their mother faces charges of poisoning them with bichloride of mercury. At Columbia hospital the children show resilience with blood transfusion efforts underway and a flutter of sympathy from Chicago crowds and volunteers.
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Thomas A. Carter
Shirley
Edna Lulkart
Detroit
Columbia Hospital
Chicago
Cartier
Mamma
Pontiac
Mich
Carter Asa
Edna
Senate Panel Recommends $16 Million for Army Airplanes
A Senate committee voted unanimously to urge an extra $16,000,600 for army airplane construction. The funds would support air service plans to establish routes to Panama, Alaska, and beyond, with a possible three day flight to Alaska across Canada in winter if weather allows.
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Washington
Panana Route to Aala Mentioned in Plan
Text notes a potential route to Aala with a 21 mile water crossing and a Panama option via Florida and Cuba. The fragment hints at geographic planning and transit considerations without full context or confirmation.
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Aala
Panama
Florida
Cuba
Washington Police Leave A. F. of L Affiliation
Washington police officers vote overwhelmingly to cut ties with the American Federation of Labor. The move follows a long dispute over union leadership and federation strategy in the nation’s capital.
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Washington
A. F. OF
Washington, D.C
Washington, Policemen's Union
American Federation of Labor
Senators On Junket Into Strike Zone In Steel Towns
A Senate steel strike investigating committee toured Homestead and Duquesne Pennsylvania visiting strikers and their families. They heard accounts of threats and long hours from workers many foreign born. The panel observed active mills with limited output and noted few police presence amid crowds.
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Duquesne
Senate Steel Strike
Jose Pentek
Kenyon
Pentek
Jaya
McKellar
Senator Phipps
Senator McKellar
Jos Bartake
Bartake
Homestead
Carnegie Company
Pittsburgh
Babcock
R. V. Lindaburg
United States Steel Corporation
Senate
Homestead Steel Works
Phipps
Carnegie Steel Co
Ouraler
Elgara
Mill
Senate Committee
Iowa
Tennessee
Sterling
South Dakota
Colorado
Walsh
Massachusetts
Youngstown
Gary
Chicago
Rioting erupts in Clairton amid labor tensions
Rioting broke out at Clairton near Pittsburgh today after several foreigners reportedly planned to return to work. One man was shot and seriously wounded while three others were stabbed and beaten. State troopers restored order.
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Clairton
Pittsburah
Race clash in Youngstown leaves one dead two injured
A clash between Black residents and foreign born steel workers at Hubbard early today left one man dead, another in critical condition, and several injured. Police reported the incident as a race related fight.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ateel Vane
Hubbard
Conference in Deadlock Over Steel Strike Arbitration
The national industrial conference voted a recess to study a labor group proposal for a six member board to arbitrate the steel strike while the central committee of 15 works on a report. The open shop and collective bargaining were debated amid broader labor capital and public issues shaping the stalled talks.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference
Central Committee
Committee of 15
Pasa
EK. H. Gary
United States Stcel Corporation
Congressional Investigating Committee
Gar
Jether
Industria
Ida Tarbell
Emne
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Paul W. Yeoman
PUB
Hulett
Crook County
United Kingdom
Mts
Board of Agriculture
Lirities Medical Association
Charce
Pissengers
Ralph 8. Bawer
Associated Boards of Trade
Menon County
Vleerrie Railways Commission
Becaice
Steessernce
William Volver
American Red Cross Delow
Dietrice
New York
Brooklyn
Texas
Texas Farmers' Institute
Win
Indiana
Ylelt
Nappanee Ind
Dresden
Joffre
Foch
Vetain
Worilor
Vienna
Woman's Advertising Club
Low Angela Women's Advertising Club
William A. Noyes
University of Hilnois
Willard Gibbs
Alfred McGlure
Wilmington
Dela
Captain Smith
Lieut
E. W. Wales
Trans-Continental Flyer
Saratoga
Belvin W. Maynard
West Bound
East Bound
Cleveland
Mineola
N. C
San Francisco
Hrgan
Glenn Martin Field
Buffalo
Pred 2
Nelson
Edwin B. Lyon
Ft. Kirby
Bryan
J. DB. Wright
ML. W. Sheridan
J. O. Donaldson
Ashburn Field
Rock Inland
EB. M. Manselman
Ashburn Seld
Alexander Pearson, Jr
Salt Lake City
Puen
Rockies
KB. V. Wales
Elk Mountain
Kert Pass
Wales
William Goldeborough
Tate
Stanley Knauss
Army
R Knaauss
North
Matte
Ariz
Lowden III
Cattai
Albania
William Allen White
Wheeler Syndicate
Madyde
Uy Giada
Senators
WE Steel Strike
Employers’ Group
Gavin McNab
Cilzzens
Agate
Chai
Eees Orientes
Ite
Ward Labor
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