Harding Favoring Legion Cash Bonus Plan in Interview
In an exclusive interview with The Stars and Stripes, Senator Warren G. Harding says he supports the American Legion four fold plan for veterans, if it can be financially workable without disturbing national stability. He refuses to promise a vote until exact bill contents are known and favors practical home loans via a War Risk Bureau branch if feasible.
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Stara Nine Stripes
American Legion
the Stars and Stripes
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Harding
Stoke
Ybreg
Iain Rantkly
Red Cross to Send Russian Kids Home
New York reporters note the 780 Russian refugee children in New York seek return to western Russia. Red Cross Major J B Allen says sending them directly to home regions or to France is complex and safety concerns require careful tracing of parents and guardians before any transport.
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New York
Eofuger
Red Cross
France
J. B. Allen
Ferenda
Russia
Alberta
Roswia
Safetly
Labor strike spread affects Wilkestarre workers
Deteriorating wage talks spark a broad strike with vacationers and dying workers. Owners negotiate wage terms as tensions rise over play between men and women in the workforce.
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Meporia
Wilkestarre
Sinn Fein envoy told to leave French republic
Paris dispatch reports the Prenell government ordered Gavan Duffy, Sinn Fein envoy, to depart France within 24 hours. No official explanation for the expulsion was provided.
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Gavan Duffy
Sinn Fein
Republic
Paris
Prenell
Wriday
France
Duffy
Gompers Attacks Nebraska Labor Plan
The American Federation of Labor leader Samuel Gompers denounces Nebraska s proposed industrial commission amendment before the September 21 special election. He warns the measure mirrors Kansas court ideas, threatens workers and farmers, and urges a vigorous AFL campaign to expose concealed aims in the constitutional change.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Industrial Commission
Nebraska
Gompers
Federation
Labor
Court of Industrial Relations Act of
Kansas
Kansas Industrial Court
Nebraska Federation
Mile Federation of Labor
Judge Seeks Jail Terms for Bottle Throwers in Baseball Games
New York city magistrates receive instructions from Chief Magistrate Sap de Johnne urging jail terms for players and fans convicted of throwing bottles at baseball players or umpires. He proposes six months to a year in jail for offenders, arguing deterrence and order at games.
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New York
Sap de Johnne
McGeehan
Hting
Guy Téda
Lewis
Gix Montha
Jal
Wean
Detroit Press Snippet Reflects Driving Advice Scene
A fragment from the Detroit paper shows a narrator praising a driver as careful while recalling early driving lessons with three women in the backseat giving directions. The exchange underscores cautious driving and guidance from others.
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Detroit
Fragmented OCR Text About Animals and Behavior
The readable lines describe a musk ox reacting to dogs and note that a single musk ox may flee from dogs while a herd remains cautious. The passage mentions a pollebah and heatchuan plus patient practice near wala with unclear meaning.
Engineer W W Crace Hero of Sub Rescue on Goethals
Hoboken N J September The hero of the 8 5 rescue Engineer W W Crace of the Goethals arrives amid applause and tremors of his hands as he recalls guiding the rescue of 40 sailors from the submarine Alanthus. Crace and assistant MacWilliams drilled holes in the hull to flood the sub and free the crew. The watchman in the crow's nest is credited with spotting the submarine and aiding the operation.
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Brooklyn
Maryland
San Francisco
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Hoboken
N. J
W.W. Crace
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Goethals
Mindus
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Pier 1
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Chrace
Ureton
Alanthus
Swigson
Algathas
Assiahent
MacWillamd
Anathea
MacWilliams
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Wailside
T. Gaylor
Gaylor
Improvised Plan Echoes in Quiet Street Exchange
Fragmentary dialogue shows neighbors conspiring to move something unobserved from a car. References to Areth and Ayres-Hinge Wemits hint at mistaken names or coded terms in a tense domestic scene.
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Boston Transcript
Mrs. Ayres
Detroit Free Press reads mixed in garbled OCR
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or names. no coherent news item emerges beyond scattered phrases about a person and rental costs. Unable to identify a definite action, place, or date for a proper card.
Directors Reach Gentlemen’s Agreement On Reorganization
In Des Moines Iowa on September 2 the Associated Packing Company directors testified they agreed to reimburse funds advanced for anti reorganization efforts. Maynard Gunsaul, secretary, said the fund was to pay stockholder opinion costs if the company regains control from receivers. The money would be returned if the company exits receivership.
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Jes Moines
Associated Packing Company
Funda
Edward M. McCall
Negada
Maynard Gunsaul
A. M. Havner
Gunesul
Boy Killed Riding Bicycle Into Train Near Crossing
Clyde Ogan aged 12 was killed at a Rock Island crossing east of Cornell Bluffs when his bicycle rode into the train aides while descending a hill. His body was thrown 150 feet to the opposite side of the track.
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Cornell Bluffs
Clyde Ogan
Rock Island
Land sale sets county high as Collins sells 24 acres
Sioux Rapids Iowa on September 7 Buena Vista County records a new high land price when George O Collins a nearby farmer sold 24 acres of unimproved land for 850 dollars an acre. He had paid 80 dollars an acre about 18 years ago.
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Sioux Rapids
Buena Vista County
George O. Collins
Here
Labor Day at Lake View Promises Big Program
Lake View on September 2 plans a large Labor Day program with a baseball game balloon ascension airplane stunts carnival attractions and dancing. Local business men and residents organize the event for community entertainment.
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Lake View
Boys Admit Robbing Stuart Store for $3600 in Goods
Emery Smith 20 of Kansas City and W J Kaatle 31 of Lincoln confessed to stealing $3600 worth of suits and silk shirts from former Mayor McKee in Stuart Iowa. They were arrested when they came to claim a suitcase at the express office. The case included a silk shirt marked Armuatrongs Lincoln Neb.
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Emery Smith
Kansas City
W. J. Kaatle
Lincoln
Neb
McKee
Stuart
Armuatrongs
Chariton Newspapers Sell Stock to Empl oy ees
Chariton Iowa September 2 Articles filed for Chariton Publishing Co with capital stock 36000 to absorb Chariton Herald Patriot and Russell Union Officers include W D Junkin president W S Junkin vice president J W Meyers secretary treasurer Five thousand dollars of stock will be offered to employees to promote cooperation and allow sharing in earnings The company may repurchase shares when employees leave or resign
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Chariton
Chariton Publishing
Capital
Chariton Herald- Patriot
Russell Union
W. D. Junkin
W. S. Junkin
J. W. Meyers
Gonvern
Lucas County
Elevator Fall in New York Kills Two, Injures Sixteen
Two men, Albert A. Caplan and Max Lauter, were killed and 16 people injured when an 18 passenger elevator fell 10 stories during the home rush in New York. Officials said the cable snapped and the counterweight crashed through the shaft.
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New York
Albert A. Caplan
Max Lauter
Man dies in dip into despair after wounded love
A frail woman at a Chicago station tells how her husband John Hour, a veteran with both legs blown off, killed himself after failing to secure work and fearing dependence. The pair wed after his injury. she laments the lack of a livelihood and his decline into suicide as police contact his father. An undertaker covers burial costs.
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John
Pats
Anine
Louis Cohen
Im Lasalle
Polish incident not closed Colby notes ongoing Polish-American tension
Washington reports the Polish incident remains unresolved as the State Department weighs the August notes. Secretary Colby and Deputy Secretary Davis discussed the Polish reply with President Wilson, noting informal views from Britain and Iran align with the U.S. stance and hoping for a workable outcome.
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Colby
Washington
American State Department
Great Britain
Irranes
Huerta Declines to Seek Continued Office in Mexico
Provisional President Vera Huerta rejects calls from the National Republican party to stay in office or defy the election results. The party backs Alfredo Robles Domingues while alleging Ren Obregon is ineligible. Huerta vows to transfer power to the winning candidate.
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Mexico City
Vera Huerta
The
Nations Republican Party
National Republican
Alfredo Robles Domingues
Ren
Alvaro Obregon
Attempted Overland Limited Hold Up Foiled Near Ogden
Sheriff deputies and railroad detectives stopped a westbound Overland Limited 15 miles west of Ogden Utah after an alleged last night attempt to hold up a section of the train. A small car helped by causing a block signal to register danger, halting the train.
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Ogden
Utah
Aheriff
Overland Limited
Southern Pacific
New York State Patrolmen Convene Amid Debate Over Motion Pictures Policy
At the annual convention of the New York State Patrolmen Association, delegates discussed proposals from the Kingston unit and other factions on adopting a policy toward motion picture producers. The gathering also touched on broader police duties and public sentiment amid ongoing debates on images and influence.
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Kingston
Motion Picture Producers Unit
New York State Patrolmen's Association
Lord Auckland Fights Priest's Suit for $1000
Fisher O'Keefe, a Catholic priest, faces a civil suit for one thousand dollars. The case centers on alleged financial or property disputes between the party and the priest, with details pending court action.
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Lord Auckland
Priest
Fisher O'Keefe
Manford MacNider Elected Iowa Legion Commander at Convention
Manford MacNider of Mason City was unanimously elected commander of the Iowa American Legion at the convention in Spirit Lake. David Murphy of Dubuque was chosen vice commander with a slate of officers including James Barton Mort Dodge and Raymond Smith. Spirit Lake will host the 1921 meeting with Des Moines remaining state headquarters for another year. National Commander Franklin Oller and Congressman Luren H. Sweet spoke at the event with about 300 delegates and visitors in attendance.
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Manford MacNider
Mason City
Iowa Department of the American Legion
Ste Scv
David Jo Murphy
Dofuquer
Jamesa F. Barton
Mort Dodge
Miller White
Muarshauktown
Gnance
Raymond Smith
Council Bluffs
Bistorian
Spirit Lake
Davenport
American Legion
Iowa
Des Moines
O'Oller
Franklin Oller
Luren H. Sweet
Heiday
Colby Talks With Wilson Over Polish Frontier Warning
Secretary of State Colby with Under Secretary Davis met President Wilson in Washington for about an hour. They discussed Foland correspondence and the warning to the Poles to stay within their frontiers amid the war against the Bolshevists.
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Newman C. Davis
Wilson
White House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Maryland
Calvert and Crom
Wien
Virginia
Davis
Foland
Germany Accepts Terms for French Reparation
Purvis Sept 4 The foreign action this afternoon confirmed Germany's acceptance of the French reparations terms following Breslau incidents. A German mob attacked the French consulate, prompting official measures from Berlin acknowledged yesterday.
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Germany
Purvis
Envbadion
Breslau
Berlin
Cormeen
Cophiner
Woman Held for Murder Following Coronial Inquest
A woman was formally indicted for murder after a coroner's inquest into the death of a Los Angeles real estate broker, McCullough and Graydon, who died from gunshot wounds in a pistol duel over a property dispute. The verdict concluded the filing of charges against the accused.
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Abaybelle
Enyitme
Lecy
McCullough & Graydon
Los Angeles
Real
Goats Safe and Local Ordinance Allows Owls in Backyards
Fragmented report notes San Francisco officials consider an ordinance to permit residents to keep owls in backyards. Mentions Pran thicans and residents facing unrelated health and infrastructure concerns amid wartime price mentions and comments on German boots costs.
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Supervisers Health Committee
Hylan presses for early release as Cork mayor dies
New York reports demand to free Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney while British docks face renewed picketing. The article notes Hylan's cable urging US action and outlines anticipated Irish demonstrations as MacSwiney faces death, with workers at Boston and London docks reacting to the crisis.
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New York
United States
Pwehuiys
Musee MacSwihey
Cork
Hylan
Cable
Boston
Oxton
Terence MacSwiney
Archbishop Mannix
Ireland
England
Mac Swiney Near Death in Brixton Jail Sparks British Irritability
London reports Terrence MacSwiney lies near death in Brixton Prison as tensions rise between Britain and Ireland. Widespread fear of a potential explosive reaction follows the dying hunger strike and mounting appeals from Irish supporters including papal prayers and public proclamations.
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M'Swiney
London
Terence MacSwiney
Jord
Cork
MacSwiney
Irish Republican Movement
Irish Freedom
Rogland
Ireland
Arthur O'Brien
Gaeer Poli Fn A
Adid O' Prien
Vridlay MacSwines
Mac-Swiney
Wormwood Scrubba
Brixton
Challenges to Congress and the public reform debate
Fragmented text references congressional challenges and a reform report. Mentions George Creel, a panel, and discussions on defense, public reform, and education. Describes speculative ideas about forest pest control and related university study plans amid political debate.
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