Parley urged as Belfast riots cool after Catholic protection
London reports Commandant O Dury claims army action to shield Catholics in Belfast pacified the city after days of rioting. O Duffy says sentries were posted after police and military refused to act against Orange mobs. No violence reported in Belfast Thursday and talks on London conference move forward. In Ireland red flag groups seize mills in Bruree County Limerick declaring workers own the property.
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World Wheat Harvest Bigger But Not Alarmingly So
Washington reports hopes for the global wheat supply despite earlier caution. The Agriculture Department cites 1921 harvests in 20 countries totaling 7.4614 billion bushels, with Canada and the U S making up large shares. Including major producers, drought impacted many regions while fall wheat fares better than feared. Ontario and Alberta lead Canadian output, with Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta contributing most of prairie spring wheat.
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Australia
New Zealand
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U S Leads Ten To One In Russian Relief
Special Cable Dispatch from London reports American relief in Russia ten times larger than all other nations combined. Fridtjof Nansen states in Moscow that America feeds one million children in a Volga district while 100,000 are supported by other amathons. He seeks Lloyd George support for a 40 million dollar loan and promises Britain must aid. The Soviet government agrees nations funding relief will manage their own operations without Moscow interference. Unions rush aid. Nansen warns peasants will exhaust next season’s wood supply if relief delays.
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Europe
Denver mining firm Gold Town Brankrupt in Cripple Creek district
The Gold Town Brankrupt in the Cripple Creek mining district is declared bankrupt. A writ of mandamus to force payments to the First National Bank of Ithaca was filed in federal court and disclosed Thursday.
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Japan England to Abolish Treaty, Oishi Claims
Masam Oishi, veteran Japanese analyst, says Japan and England will end their alliance. He notes Tokyo dispatches seen in Washington report the treaty’s end was sought by the Washington conference aims and has been achieved.
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England
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September Morn Letter at the P O Delivers Surprise
A Kansas City teacher returns from Yellowstone Park with a tale of letter exchange. A cl er k at Kane City post office confirms the recipient September Morn is sane and reveals the couple began a correspondence after meeting the man in Yellowstone. The line asks about the date and the man’s remark triggers the reveal of the letter.
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Paris Moves to Indorse the Obregon Regime
Paris reports France may recognize the Obregon government by January 1 if conditions improve. Washington deems recognition possible only with stronger guarantees on Mexico debts and foreign ownership rights, while France weighs compensation for French railways and mines. Spain already recognized Obregon, with Britain watching U.S. position.
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Two Escaped Prisoners Still At Large In Lincoln Area
Lincoln Nebraska Chief Johnstone captured Harold McGlothen and James Cusick, believed ring leaders, 20 miles east of Lincoln. They were turned to federal authorities for interstate auto theft crimes. Weidner Kotruske Nelson remain at large with two others, Dundee Andrew Lynch connected, all former Dakota county escapees from Sioux City robbery case. World war timing comment by J Tansey Macdonald noted.
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James Cusick
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H. J. Weidner
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Donald Nelson
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Andrew Lynch
Detroit
Dakota City
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Emerson, Neb
Nebraska Teachers See Higher Pay Across State
Figures from the state superintendent show rural inexperienced teachers earn three to four times prewar pay, ranging from 67.60 to 100 a month, with experienced rural teachers averaging about 100.88 and high school salaries from 130 to 244 monthly. the data cover 84 counties and reflect large gains since 22 years ago.
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Schools May Win Nature Study on Boy's Plea to Congressmen
Sixteen year old Jimmy Bradley addressed the House committee on the District of Columbia affairs asking for an appropriation to resume nature studies in Washington schools this fall. The committee, in control of the district, heard his appeal and is believed to be moved by his plea.
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Town Officials Arrested for Aiding Booze Men
Hammond Louisiana report says Mayor C C Carter Police Chief C B Randall and Night Marshal Oscar Jones were arrested by three US deputy marshals. They will be taken to New Orleans for arraignment on charges of preventing federal officers from arresting two alleged prohibition violators.
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Riot at Madras follows industrial dispute clashes
The India office reports August 29 disturbances in Madras mill districts sparked by non-cooperative propaganda. Police fired twice, six killed and two wounded before troops arrived to restore order. Henry Ford reportedly sought to buy two steel firms. Also notes Cossacks in southern Russia re forming and a new United Council among Koreman tribes.
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Edinburgh Cootanun asks about pig medical care
Bertie inquires in the Edinburgh Cootanun about who cures bacon noting that doctors for humans are not used for pigs, and that veterinary surgeons handle pig health instead.
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Brakeman Wounded in Mysterious Shot Near Kamrar
Webster City Iowa Sept 3 Special M C Smith brakeman Northwestern lines wounded with a bullet hole in his leg at his Nevada Iowa home while detectives investigate a shooting a mile north of Kamrar near here Smith on top of a box car when shot from a .22 caliber weapon The injury is not serious and no motive is found.
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Des Moines Fast Vote Seen On Street Car Franchise
City officials plan a quick referendum on a new street car franchise after receiving the proposal. The franchise was sent to the legal department for review and would set an 8 cent fare until the company’s debt is paid, then switch to a sliding scale.
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Second Death From Crossing Accident
Oskaloosa Iowa Sept 3 Mrs Fred Stringfellow who was injured in a grade crossing crash in which her husband was killed died Thursday Her companion Mrs Ransom Hilleary of Des Moines who was also injured is not expected to live The husband remained in serious condition
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Former Slave Ben Hill Dies at 83 in Andersonville Iowa
Ben B Hl, a well known former slave in Marion County and the only one in the area, died at his Andersonville home near Knoxville. He was born in Georgia August 15 1858 and once enslaved on Senator Ben Hill's estate from whom he took his surname.
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Georgia
Watermelons Free To All At Webster City Fair Day
Three times ten thousand pounds of watermelons have been ordered from a Columbus Junction grower for Hamilton County fair days. On September 6 every person on the grounds will receive as much free melon as they can eat during the annual watermelon day event.
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Columbus Junction
Hamilton County
Price of Leko Advances In Smelting Market
The report notes advances by Leko and Ameri Smelting in the metal market with prices listed around 49 cents per pound. Details are limited due to OCR fragments.
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Rey Rehning Pany
Grain Elevator Swang to Ground at Percival
Nebraska City dispatch reports the grain elevator at Percival, Iowa, owned by K. Petring of Nebraska City, destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Two Burlington grain cars on a siding nearby were also burned. The Duluth Tank Corps, Minnesota National Guard unit, has its first tanks organized for its equipment.
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Mitchell Corn Palace Opens With Colorful Grain Panels
Mitchell's new $200000 brick and steel corn palace nears completion as designer William Kearney gathers thousands of bushels of corn and other grains for 12 exterior panels and interior designs. Frosted lights will outline the building and the plan emphasizes an agricultural show with exhibits from several counties and space for Canada’s government.
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Wiliam Kearney
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Former Davison County Sheriff Langley Located in Minnesota
Roy M. Langley once Davison county sheriff, missing since July, is found in Minneapolis by his wife. He reportedly told her he would never return and is accused of disorderly conduct. He is said to be resting for 90 days in Hennepin county work house.
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Henderson murder case tied to North Dakota suspect
Sheriff’s office reports Robert Duncan states the SWW organizer in Huron is not the Henderson killer. The ex-soldier was killed at Wolsey in July by a SWW member. The prisoner, brought from Grand Forks, faces North Dakota highway robbery charges and will be sent back there.
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New Supreme Chaplain of The Caseys
The Rev. Patrick J. McGivney, pastor of St. Charles Church Bridgeport Conn, has accepted the supreme chaplaincy of the Knights of Columbus. The Caseys were organized in 1882 by his brother, Rev. Michael J. McGivney of New Haven, and the group now counts more than 800000 members.
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Cinemacy Odd Snippet From Local Journal Dialog
A fragmented quote from a Mitcomiete Journal Pecocage item shows a husband refusing errands and a narrator offering to handle tasks herself amid unclear garbled text and stray words.
Break of Bavaria From Berlin Sparks Road to War
Munich reports show central censorship and repression widening the rift between Bavaria and North Germany. Bavarian parties vow to defend state rights as papers defy Berlin decrees despite 600,000 mark fines. A mass protest in Munich is planned amid calls to resist central rule.
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Open Shop Debate Highlights Iowa Legion Convention
Spirit Lake Iowa hosts the first regular session of the state legion convention with 2000 members in attendance. J G Lewis, president of the Iowa State Federation of Labor, denounces the open shop as un American amid claims industrial leaders fuel unemployment among veterans. Governor Nate Kendall will address the gathering, with leaders from the American Legion and its Women's Auxiliary reporting strong year growth and a treasury near four thousand dollars. Hotel demand exceeds supply as attendees stay at local resorts and nearby Okoboji and Milford settings.
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Marconi Says Mars Tries to Communicate
J C H Macbeth London manager of Marconi Company announced at a Rotary luncheon that Marconi, after experiments on the yacht Elettra obtaining longer wireless wavelengths, believes Mars is attempting to contact Earth.
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Musician's War Settled in Kansas City Theaters
A dispute between downtown theater managers and the Musicians' Protective association ending a run of shows since August 17 without orchestra music has been settled. The French government considers allowing limited imports of alcohol and gin to satisfy touring demands at venues popular with teens.
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Herrick Beauty Contest Furore Sparks Capitol Commentary
Washington columnist Norman Hapgood mocks Oklahoma Congressman Herrick for soliciting beauty contest entrants claiming a prize of marriage and a 1929 presidency. The piece lampoons House members, notes Milas Robertson’s maternity bill stance, and cites Mrs. Huggins and Mrs Hale as contrasting figures in a satirical critique of female political influence.
Hungarians Plunder Styrian Villages Amid Frontline Action
Austrian forces clash with Hungarian insurgents as villages are looted along the Styrian frontier. General Promay resigns before territorial cession. Rumors spread of a Soviet-style move by Austrian towns.
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