Riots in Turin and Bomb Attacks Mark Unrest
Heavily armed crowds clash with royal guards in Turin over two days of strikes. Bombs explode near police headquarters as mobs attack troops and armored cars. reinforcements restore order after violent street battles. A derailed Milag express injures several. Reports say industrial centers fear a slide toward radical upheaval.
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Royal Guards
Tracys
Iemline
Loree Fuer
Bediateral
Upsiriri
Machine Cine
Vanenguv
Farah
Voltocada
Fhat
Lodsu
Moor
San Carpo
Asporadic Firng
Olge
Polvsie
Eecilemen
Cie
Themelves
Messenger in Plot of Big Tire Theft
Cedar Bagida Iowa report: Charles Nilough, a long time messenger for American Railway Express, confessed Thursday to involvement in thefts totaling thousands of dollars in auto parts. A $1000 bond was set for Joseph Stanek, whose home yielded $900 of the stolen goods. Police say Nilough admitted to shipping stolen tires to co conspirators in other towns.
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Cedar Bagida
Charles Nilough
American Railway Express
Pauy
Cte
Joseph Stanek
Poiow
Comered
Roadek
Exutesy
Miltough
PESCE LEAGUE PLANS TO PUSH WORLD PACT MEETING NOTES
Private session of the League to Enforce Peace discussed promoting a world pact. Attendees included Dr A Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, Mrs Carre Chapman Catt, Crete Whokersham, Harry Van Tie, and Dr Maney Urink, with New York attendance expected.
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New Fork
League of Nationa
Cukiona
New York
A. Lawrence Lowell
Marwand University
Herebert Hoover
Dinester
Europe
Carre Chapman Coatl
Trase Adilnee
Creote W. Whokershawm
United Siates
Harry van Tie
United Binice
Netherlands
Maney Urink= fee
Lehigh University
RISH SHIPYARD MEN BAR ONLY SINN FEINS
A distorted note from Iatol Apt 2h details a dispute at Rish Shipyard involving Sinn Feins and layoff tensions. It notes officials discussing future operations and a pledge to work with all rivals regardless of religion, while addressing honor and community impact.
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Rish
Oifaat
Tetrazzini in Love Affair With Coachman in Milan Hearing
Milan hearing reveals witnesses discussing Mme Tetrazzini and the coachman as allegations surface. The opera star did not testify, staying away as her counsel denied the charges.
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Tetrazzini
Coachman
New York
Mme
Luis
Milan
Evening Star
Mme. Tetrazzini
Actress Ruth Volmer fatally hurt in interurban wreck
In Cedar Rapids a Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern interurban crash near Urbana Iowa injures seventy with actress Ruth Volmer dying from injuries. Five troupe members and J WM Meeker are hospitalized as air brakes failed and one car struck another at a siding. Motormen escaped.
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Cedar Heaplds
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Dynamite Wagon Suspect Described After Wall Street Blast
New York reports the Justice Department has a man who claims to have seen the dynamite wagon before the Wall Street blast and a clear description of the rig including the horse. Grand jury hears testimony from construction foremen and others who witnessed the wrecking scene at Broad and Wall streets and identified a rider. A Brooklyn officer earns mention for catching a smoldering fuse and dousing it in water, while a strike-related bombing at the I station is attributed to sympathizers and not pursued by authorities.
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New York
Department of Justice
United States Assay Office
Wall Street
Ray Clark
Clark
Broad
Wall Streets
Michael Santinello
Brooklyn
Grand Central Terminal
Elao
Pennavivania
Manhattan
Murder Mystery In Los Angeles: Body Found After Four Months
Police uncover the body of Jacob Charles Henton buried in a sealed box under several tons of earth at a city cellar. The discovery occurred Thursday night in a central Los Angeles district, following months of disappearance.
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Los Angeles
Rept
Jacob Charles Henton
Los Angeles Capitaliat
Cellapoeta Loune
Catalion
Bintowy
Match the President Campaign Fund Plans Reported
New York Democratic leaders announce a national campaign fund of 5000000 for a "match the president" drive. George White says 1006 League of Nations supporters will be asked to contribute 1400 each to back the effort and support Co Roosevelt.
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New York
George White
Democratic Paliogal
Mer White
Friends
League of Nations
Wilson
Location of Dam 70 Gause Fight
Reports from South and North Dakota state sections foretell a legislative clash over the first Missouri River hydroelectric project site. Engineers favor Mobridge as lowest cost while Mule Head near Charles Mix and Gregory counties is second. Southern boosters argue reach and service justify preference for their location.
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Pierre
Mobridge
Charles Mix
Gregory County
Roosters
Maisten Timine
Permits Issued to Sell Stocks in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska September 24 stock permits aggregating one and a half million dollars were approved by the state bureau of securities during the past week and applications to issue more stock were filed by Nebraska corporations Farmers Union State Exchange at Omaha received the largest permit for one million dollars to expand the cooperative features The National Cooperative Co of Omaha filed the largest application for stock totaling 935000 dollars
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Lincoln
Neb
State Bureau of Securities
Nebraska
Farmers’ Union State Exchange
Omaha
National Co-operative Co
Sugar Beet Is A Monster Crop In Gering
In Gering Nebraska on September 23 beet raisers anticipate a strong sugar beet campaign with daily tonnage gains and high sugar content. Weather favors a large beet crop despite prior hail damage with 70 000 acres to be harvested in the North Platte valley over 40 days at about 15 tons per acre. The Great Western Company will pay beet raisers over 11 million dollars this year.
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Gering
Neb
North Platte Valley
Great Western Company
Poles and Reds Meet at Riga Again Today
Riga Sept 24 Credentials of Polish delegates show full powers to negotiate and sign armistice preliminaries but not final peace. Prince Sapieha states Moscow message confirms Polish delegates will be given full powers to sign a final treaty. Next conference set for noon Friday.
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Riga
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Prince Sapieha
Potish
Bolahevist
China Breaks Official Ties With Russian Legation
Peking September 24. The government issues a mandate terminating official relations with the Russian legation. It promises Russia nationals fair treatment under Chinese law and directs preservation of Russian property and interests by the foreign office.
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Peking
Foreign Office
Captain Barrett Freed Amid London Charges Unconfirmed
Captain William Barrett son of JR Drexel Philadelphia was released in Los Angeles after over 14 hours of technical arrest while authorities awaited confirmation of charges from London. No word had been received there as federal agents and police continued to investigate.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Willam Barrett
Imaw
Drexel
Philadelphia
London
Finance Congress of League Meets Today
Brussels on September 24 delegates and twice as many advisers arrived from 40 countries for the international financial congress organized by the League of Nations. All allied and agitated nations and all former enemy states except Turkey are represented with William Boyden serving as official observer for the United States.
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Brussels
International Financial Congress
League of Nations
Turkey
William Boyden
United States
Fragmented political critique on party loyalties and trust
The piece argues that judging people by politics is unfair and urges moving beyond strict partisan lines. It critiques blind allegiance to leaders from both parties and emphasizes a need for individual judgment over party labels.
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Oie
Cus
Tiarding
Millerand Elected France's New President By National Assembly
Premier Alexandre Millerand wins the French presidency with 695 votes and is proclaimed the 11th president. Briand is named premier option with Leygues and Viviani among potential cabinet members. Millerand's long political career includes key war and foreign affairs roles.
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Versailles
Alexandre Millerand
France
National Assembly
Paul Deschanel
Millerand
Gusta de Lorey
Lille
Department du Nord
M. Millerand
Leon Bourgeois
Senate
Assembly
Briand
Paris
Georges Leygues
Berard
Barthou
Viviani
Sieege
Poincaire
Tis
Waldeck- Rousseau
Clemenceau
Tiger
Deschanel
Paria
Bar
Commerce
Germany
M. Miller
Alsace-Lorraine
M. Poincaire
Gibbons Directs Shrine Ceremony at Cardinal-led Cornerstone
Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore directed the cornerstone rite for the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at Catholic University. Cardinal Connell of Boston assisted as thousands attended, with Pope Benedict XVI’s papal blessing noted and a Murillo painting gift announced for the Vatican workshop.
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Washington
Ardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal Connell
Boston
Shahati
Pope Beorchet
Murillo
Vatican
America
Ohrine
Socialists Plan State Tour to Win Seats in NY
A socialist delegation from the New York assembly will tour the state seeking to elect enough socialist candidates to take control from the reactionary, prewar partisan bloc. Leader Morre Hillault declined afternoon comment.
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New York
New York Assembly
Mors Hillault
Parw
D_ruggists Debate Liquor Sale Policy At National Convention
Reported remarks from druggists urging quitting whisky sales and supporting government distribution of liquor for medicinal use were presented at a National Association of Retail Druggists convention. The discussion occurs despite the 18th amendment.
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Louie Mo
Cdey
National Association of Retad Dingvleta
Fire ruins California Cannery amid $31 million blaze
Sacramento Cal Sept 24 a 31 million fire swept the vast California canning plant on the waterfront from late Thursday wiping out the season of canned fruits and vegetables. About five hundred women rushed to the streets as flames spread. The popping of cans and bursting from the heat created a machine gun like racket. After a two hour battle the blaze was controlled.
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Sacramento
Cal
California Lacking Corporation
Hoover outlines housing congestion remedy in Senate hearing
Herbert Hoover told the Senate committee on reconstruction and production that a gradual return to normal and a broader European production resumption will reduce housing congestion. He warned against artificial building measures and urged orderly growth tied to exports and jobs.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
Hoover
Europe
Germans Completing Surrender of Ships Under Versailles Terms
Germany has completed the surrender of nearly all ships required by the Versailles treaty except for a few vessels under repair or needing reconstruction. The total surrendered tonnage amounts to about 1,044,668 tons.
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Varia Repl
Bee
Germany
Women Rally in London Against British Miner Strike
Thousands of women from Wales, Yorkshire, Lancashire, and Northumberland gathered in London to oppose a coal strike, fearing hardship for children. The Triple Alliance debated entering a strike, with no decision by nightfall, while miners faced pressure from government and union leaders.
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London
England
Wales
Yorkshire
Lancashire
Northumberland
Triple Alliance
Turp
Robert Smillie
Hartley
Smillie
Russian Fires Cause Large Losses Across Provinces
A Helsingfors dispatch reports fires ripping through multiple Russian provinces with about 460 believed dead in Vologda and Baratov. Suburbs of Petrograd and several major cities including Iver Jarasov Kostrovmo Vladimir Moscow and Archangel are reportedly burning.
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Copenhagen
Helsingfors
Vologda
Baratov
Petrograd
Iver
Jarasov
Kostrovmo
Vladimir
Moscow
Archangel
International visitors to American Legion convention in Cleveland
The Cleveland American Legion convention September 27–29 will be a global affair with delegates from Paris, Coblenz, the Canal Zone, the Philippine Islands, Hawaii, and Alaska. Marshal Foch will not attend. General Peat Grant will represent Admiral Beatty. Delegates from various nations will join discussions on future policy. a Japanese student is noted for a separate invention.
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Cleveland
Ohio
American Legion
Paria
Coblens
Canal Zone
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Alaska
Marshal Foch
Admiral Beatty
Pawies
Peat Grant
Fritts Rand
Hin
Baggem Little
Enright
Union
Deed
de Beneschal Viliges
Comrades Des Combats
Parte
Norfolk Man Flees Likely to Germany
Police report Bruno Baler of Norfolk Nebraska believed to be heading to Germany after fleeing authorities. Witnesses recall a man matching his description near a local address and discussing plans to return home.
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Germany
Norfolk
Bruno Baler
Morekooper
Wenvind Lehtad
Eoane
Reign of Horror in Erin AG Trish Towns
London reports say reprisals spread along County Clare seaboard towns as Irish troops riot and loot. Captain Lendrum is missing, feared murdered, amid government calls for a police inquiry and military board. Sinn Fein guards form to protect leaders while ambushes and arrests of Sinn Fein suspects escalate.
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County Clare
Dublin
Lendrum
Kilrush
Ireland
Balbriggan
Sinn
William O'Mara
Republican Army Brigade
U S Japan problem not up to league
Washington reports that U S and Japan dispute over California land legislation and immigration is domestic and not a suitable League of Nations issue. Japan not demanding racial equality. she concedes immigration control. talks continue, Saghalin occupancy and Far East penetration also discussed. settlement not yet near.
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Washington
United States
Japan
California
League of Nations
League
Far East
Saghalia
America
Lord Mayor MacEwiney Conscious On 42nd Hunger Day
London report on Sept 24 notes Cork Lord Mayor MacEwiney remaining conscious after forty two days of hunger strike. He describes a strange feeling in his mind with detachment in his head and a sense of having dual personalities, while suffering severe bile head pain and acting as a spectator to his condition.
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London
MacEwiney
Cork
Sean
Government Probe Hints at Samoa Administration Tangle
Secretary Mary Jones announced a rigors inquiry into the Samoa administration amid charges of external influence and potential undue influence from naval officials. The report notes tensions between central authorities and local leaders as the probe unfolds.
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Hahington
Mary Jones
Navy
Tole Samoa
Wilson
Navy Department
Germany Debates Socializing Mines and Extending Power
A cabinet meeting discussed plans to socialize mines and extend governmental authority. The report notes Minister Wirth attended and signals a broader move amid unsettled conditions.
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Germany
Tan
Uday
Heeter
Wirth
Naoee Haw
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