World News Roundup From The Inter Mountain Globe
A compact digest notes international politics and crime. Reports cover a Chicago police auto theft wave with 3,960 cars stolen and 928 recovered, Karl Behrstron on Soviet Russia, Poland Lithuania tensions, Belgium aid talk, and a Mexico hypnotism robbery. It also mentions France bond issues, Japanese commerce chiefs, and Portland waterfalls discovery, with various European labor and political notes.
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Chicago
Karl Beatrod
Russia
Hertin
Lance
Soviet Russia
Germany
Hussia
Poland
Lithuania
Prince Lubmirski
United States
Beford
Belgium
Mexico City
Cieneral Palomo
Rojas
France
Japan
Chicago Post Office
Pos Office
War Echoes From A Far Town In The Nation's Mind
A garbled wartime note recalls sacrifices and changes in a western town once peaceful. It mentions hundreds of locals joining the war effort, farmhouses rising, and workers facing new challenges as leaders critique labor policies and national unity debates unfold.
Maine voters give Republicans sweeping statewide plurality
September 14 Maine returns show the Republican ticket leading the Democratic slate by about 60,000 votes as results from 240 towns report. The final statewide result includes women voting for the first time, with Frederic H. Parkhurst leading over Tertrand G. McIntyre for governor. All four Maine congressmen reportedly Republicans.
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Atoom
Col Preaterciek
Park
Huret
Hertrand G. Melntire
Milliken
Curtis
Maine
Wilson
Fevernoy
Melntire
Bonn
Sallere
Ae Aipusta
Fio
League of Nations
Effcjent Tre
Frederic HM
Puri Furst
Banger
Tertrand G.mcintyre
Norway
Laws FE. Goodall
Alethica
Carroll £. Beed
HH. Harkett
Beem
Wallace H. White
Wallace Ny
Price
John A. Petvratus
Archie C. Towle
Tri. Wenzey
Leon ©. Drown
Primaries in N Y and Maine loom in national spotlight
New York primaries today feature four contenders as Democrats weigh New York results. Maine Republican margins of 40,000 are cited as a potential boost for GOP morale and a test of anti League sentiment. Democratic leaders hope strong women voters in New York influence results and Cox's renomination prospects.
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Robert J. Bender
United News
New York
Maine
Republican National Organization
Rpublican
Mondey
Cox
League of Nations
Vefors
Dom Wrathee
Smith
Waller
Mitter
Wadeworth
Donmiente
Newport
Kteegy Hom Fenders
Timiauie
Fiapire
Senator Sherman Nears Blind Amid War Debate
The report notes Senator Sherman’s deteriorating vision during ongoing war policy discussions. It states he faced challenges reading notes and lost focus during sessions while considering alternatives. The piece emphasizes his persistence in voting and contributing despite limited sight.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a political bribery note
Fragmentary text mentions a boy sending something to help elect him and references to a senator, a treasurer, and money. The legible names and details are too garbled to confirm events, dates, or proper entities.
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Boy
Rarding
Danville Primary Race Sees Veteran Joe Cannon Seek Re nomination
Danville Alabama September 13 veteran congressman Joe Cannon, aged 64, defends his bid for re nomination in the nineteenth district amid Dr. BE Cooley whirlwind campaign. Cannon says he plans to campaign from his front porch and will not concede before next Wednesday primaries.
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Danville, AL
Joan Cannon
Congress
BE. B. Cooley
Danville
Joe
Uncle Joe
Gas From Straw Not Yet Made Practical
Washington reports the Bureau of Chemistry tests on distilling a gas from straw as a potential substitute for gasoline progress is favorable but not ready for commercial use due to the inability to liquefy the straw gas. An automobile has run on it, but gas must be carried in a sack. Government experts hope to develop a farm unit for tractors and short car trips. Fifty pounds of straw yield about 200 cubic feet of gas, enough for about 16 miles in a light roadster.
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Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
London
Tennessee Unites to Oppose Ratification of Ninth Amendment
A Tennessee delegation led by Beth Walker travels from Nashville to Washington to urge Secretary Colby to withdraw the proclamation ratifying the Ninth amendment. They contend the Tennessee legislature did not legally ratify and warn of election confusion and potential contest. After Washington the group plans visits to Hartford or Baltimore as they return.
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Washington
Tennessee
Beth Walker
House of Representatives
Nashville
Btute
Colby
Nnis
Niny
Haltimore
Hartford
Conn
Communist doubt and government pay disputes surface in report
The article notes Raye Hertrand Rusaelli’s admission of doubt after meeting diverse voices. It cites 6 000 government workers paid less than today and 640 000 civilians under reform. A Milwaukee father fights for child support and threatens emigration, while Kentucky’s John Bhei is described as a violent man who keeps to his hotel amid wartime rumors.
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Congress
John Bhei
Kentucky
Blue Cina Voir
Lexington
John
Kuehling Held for Grand Jury in Drowning Heiress Case
Roy Harper Ruening Kuehling, husband of Mrs Gertrude Ruehling, is again arrested and held for the federal grand jury after Coronors jury exonerated him of criminal ties to her death. Testimony described abuse and threats, with wife seeking divorce and notes of fear before the drowning in the Potomac. Witnesses recalled strangling and resisting, and a request for money to buy a gun shortly before the incident.
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Washington
Mra
Gertrude Ruehling
Roy Harper Ruelling
Boen
Crvid
United States
James 5. Areler
Noehlingg
Frederick C. Foust
Woodside
Foust
Lulu Cameron
Kuehling
Mira
Kuehiing
Felice Ryan
Howard B. Osgood
A Woman Warns of Imminent BRT Track Accident
A Brooklyn woman phoned police after spotting tampering on Fulton street elevated tracks. Detectives found a spike placed to derail the next express train, which was flagged in time. Eight passengers on a BRT surface car were seriously injured when a truck struck the vehicle, two possibly fatally.
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New York
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Hold Your Wheat Plea to Growers Across Midwestern States
Delegates from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska urge wheat growers to hold grain for $3 at terminal markets to cover costs and yield a small profit. They plan to extend the appeal to Minnesota North Dakota and Montana after assembling to discuss coordinated market action.
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Kansas Clix
Middle West
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Mimnesold
Diketas
Montana
Woman Prevents Wreck on Brooklyn Elevated Line
A woman alerted police to an attempted wreck on a Brooklyn Rapid Transit elevated train. Two men were seen driving a spike at the street level approach and the spike was removed just before a train passed.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Veterans of Foreign Wars hold 21st encampment opening
Washington Sept 14 Veterans of Foreign Wars opened their 21st annual encampment with more than 4000 delegates attending and 200000 members expected after growth from just over 50000. Commissioner Brownlow welcomed delegates. national commander in chief Kerling spoke, urging veterans to avoid partisan politics and keep leadership in New York as HQ.
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France
Brownlow
Louis T. Brownlow
FE. Warner Kerling
Kansans City
Walter J. Joyce
New York City
Karling
Littl
Itv Organization
Order
Organizaon
Sylvan Theater
Two Sisters to Jail for Shoplifting in Chicago
Helen and Mia James, sisters who recently married brothers, faced Judge Richardson after arraignment for shoplifting. Both received identical sentences of one day in jail. Also reported is a Kentucky murder case of Lura Parsons with investigators tracing a blood stained shirt to a Pine Mountain camp.
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Chicago
Mre
Helen James
Mia
Anna James
Richardson
Harlan
Mies Lura Parsons
Pine Mountain
Teaghar
Mins Parsons
C. Winnes
Hoa
Winnee
Christensen Refuses Speech At Minnewa City Event
Former candidate for president declined to speak at a Minnewoota event after three days in Minneapolis. He sent a written note to Chairman Murphy protesting the denial of his right to speak from the fair board. The board cited political grounds and he left for New York.
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Parley I. Civeiae Tonagh
Tormer-Inder
Returday
Minneapolis
Murphy
Fir Board
Fair Board
Government to appoint extra Irish under secretary
London dispatch reports the government will name an additional under secretary for Ireland to handle six Belfast area issues. It also says a militia will be enrolled to aid authorities, with armed forces deployed in Belfast in recent days to restore order.
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London
Ware
Ireland
Belfast
Italian Radicals Seize More Mills Amid Unrest
Italian radicals seize additional mills as workers press industrial action while diplomats in London discuss potential revolutionary outcomes. Observers note skepticism about official economic justifications and fear a broader plot may be underway. In Italy a factory siege coincides with suspicions of a larger European upheaval.
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London
Italy
Hoe
Textile Mills Seized In Northern Italy Turmoil
Rome dispatch reports that scores of textile mills in Milan Alessandria and other provinces were seized Monday despite promises by workers and socialist representatives to avoid general strife. Six mills were seized in Turin, and troop trains were delayed in Bologna and Parma by the railway workers syndicate over transport bans.
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Camillo Cianferro
United Press
Rome
Milan
Allesendria
Turin
Bologna
Parma
Railway Workers’ Syndicate
Italy
Frisby Said He’d Pull Off Biggest Hawkeye Deal
Des Moines reported that H B Frisby former president of the Associated Packing Company boasted in 1917 to Arty Allen that he would pull off the biggest deal ever in Iowa. Allen testified at a packing company receivership hearing before District Judge K A McCall. Frisby declined to reveal details when pressed.
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Des Moines
BH. Wrisby
Associated Packing Company
Arty” Allen
Kansas City
Allen
K. AM. McCall
H. M. Havner
Frisby
Kellerton
Ill
Prisby
Iowa
Havner
Mazakovich Confesses Double Killing in New Jersey
New Brunswick, Sept 14 Michael Mazakovich confessed to the double murder of Sadie Felter and her sister Susie at a hospital after being captured by soldiers from the Raritan canal who shot him in the leg. He claims self defense.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Michael Mazakovich
Sadie Felter
Susie
Raritan Arcanal
Mazakovich
Peru Chile Pact Denied in Lima Reports Say
Buenos Aires dispatches report a tentative Peru Chile agreement rejected in Lima by the opposing factions and government leaders. The impasse centers on maritime and economic terms, with no clear resolution in sight.
Unclear fragment reports horseless item note
Fragmentary OCR lines mention a quantity and items related to horses and carnage terms, with garbled words and no clear events, names, or dates to establish a coherent news item. The readable bits are insufficient to identify an event or involved entities or outcome.
Sinn Fein order aims to avert reprisals after Cork mayor MacSwiney death
London reports an order to Sinn Fein officers to prevent individual retaliation if Terence MacSwiney dies from hunger strike. Demonstrations for his funeral are planned despite government cautions. Britain readies measures to protect buildings as Sinn Fein activity grows amid Cork events.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
Terence MacSwiney
Ford
Cork
Brixton
United News
Moniny
Army of the Republic
Republic
Britain
MacSwiney
America
Aml
Erire Fry the Prees
Evening Standard
Mace- Ewlney
Dybiln
Mac Swiney
Terence Mac Swinney
Sean MacSwiney
Beedside
Terry
Templemore
Binn Feit
Birtish Officinales
Freeman's Journal
Monmley
Vinh
England
Reporta
Beamusx Quirke
Galway
Quirke Wan
Sinn Kein “Martyre
Thomas McCurtin
Jord
Depuy
Sinn Fenner
Exchange Weakens Amid New York Gold Inflow
New York received 4 million dollars in gold today as part of a large overseas move. The arrival is linked to a French Anglo-French dispute and October actions, with the market showing continued weakness. Demand fell for foreign exchange and gold prices hit new lows this morning.
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New York
Rene
Prance
New York Primaries Tuesday Featured in City Election
New York voters head to the polls Tuesday with the United States Senate nomination and mayoral race shaping a crowded ballot. Wadsworth, a Republican candidate, faces opposition from dry supporters and other challengers in a contest drawing broad campaign spending.
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New York
United States
W. Wadsworth
Wasdeworth Ie
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