Russia in Serious Condition Report by Rome Commission
A Rome Commission report cites a Soviet regime stronger than ever yet facing serious hardship. It warns of famine, mass undernourishment, and economic collapse while the Bolshevik rule consolidates, planning for self sufficiency and mass political suppression.
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Russia
Rome Commission
Tius- Asid
Confederation of Inbor
Sovidlisy
Rusia
Fife
Betshorik Eurominiont
Hissin
Iin
Yho
Denis
Mla
Citizens League Seeks Address From La Follette
Fragmented text indicates Citizens League asks La Follette for address while weather notes and scattered names appear. Reading shows mentions of meetings, prep for semis, and references to St Andrews and Cross amid unclear local event details.
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Citizen's League
LA Follette
Night flight with fireproof plane ends in daylight landing
In Mineola an Army Navy air show featured Paul Collins, a civilian flyer, as experts from American and British services prepared reports on the demonstration. The craft, treated with fireproofing dope and gasoline saturated, ascended 5000 feet before Collins ignited the fuel and created a flaming comet. Two magnesium flares and mirrored landing field enabled a perfect daylight recovery.
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York
Army
Navy
Mineola
Paul Collins
Collins
Building Code For La Crosse Nears Passage
Master builders and aldermen backed a proposed building code in La Crosse after two hours of discussion. The ordinance, drafted to conform with the state code, would create a building inspector, require permits for new structures over 1000 dollars or for fire hazard alterations, and set standard construction rules with an appeal process to the common council. Salary and funding specifics remain to be decided before final passage.
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la Crosse
Consell Comaintee
Conauil
Davis Returns as Independent in Rural Assembly Race
The appearance of papers for BR. W. Davis of Bangor as an independent candidate against W. H. Miller in the La Crosse county second district adds interest to the assembly fight. Miller is the Republican nominee backed by the Farmer-Labor group. Davis, a Democrat by affiliation, has long served on the La Crosse county Board and is its current chairman.
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Nowingtion
BR. W. Davis
Bangor
Assembly
W. H. Miller
West Salem
la Grosse
la Crosse County
Miller
Farimer-Labor
Davis
Ton
Death of William Young in Burke Haven at age 75
The death of William Young was reported in Burke Haven South_Harbor on October 2. He was 75. He authored adaptations including a dramatization of Beb. The funeral is planned for Saturday in Monmouth, Alabama.
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William Young
New. York
Get
William Youns
Ramatish
Burkehaven
S. H
Beb
Monmouth
Sinn Fein Signals Conditional Home Rule Acceptance
Sinn Fein leaders indicate willingness to accept a broad dominion home rule if a majority of Irish people demand it while pursuing complete independence. TheIrish political scene shows divisions over responses to British policy and calls for impartial investigations into alleged raids and coercive measures.
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Sinn Fein
Ondpon
Inn Fein
Ireland
Irish Yeach Council
Moderties
Dominion
Trier
Doy George
Dodgers Win World Series Game Three In Cleveland
Report states Sherry Smith faced Cleveland as the Dodgers claimed game three of the World Series with a 2 to 1 victory in Brooklyn weather. Lineups include Caldwell versus Evans, Speaker and others featured in batting practice as Marquard pitched for Brooklyn and Malls for Cleveland.
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Yabbet
Brooklin
Sherry Smith
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn Dewers
Cleveland
Dodgers
Indians
Bralls
Jeff Pfeffer
Alanagar Robinson
Tehis
Hhrooklinas
Ilo
Malis
Brooklyn
Nhce
Wariner
Noda
Marquard
Robinson
Malla
Milius
Speaker
Ray Caldwell
al Maminanx
Clark
Caldwell
Neil
Clevesland
Sir Snitch
Miller
Levans
Smith
Kfaty Swoshallon
Evans
Amby
Johnston
Wamby
Burns
Hall
Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by Mayor in Madison
Mayor A A Bentley proclaims fire prevention day on Saturday October 9 urging citizens to learn the location of the nearest fire alarm and report alerts. Industrial commission reports U S fire losses last year near 250 million, Wisconsin losses around 9.97 million, averaging about 16 990 daily with 73 lives lost.
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A. A. Bentley
la Grosse
Mayer Bearley
Jedat
Willants
Industrial Commission
Madisnusiaw
United States
I Lpsife
Wisconsin
Polish Lithuanian Hostilities End Today Riga Reports
Riga reports that Polish Lithuanian hostilities end today as Polish and Russian truce is expected to be signed on Friday. The notice notes growing tension in the region and mentions Allied mediation efforts. Diplomats from the involved nations prepare for formal agreement and ceasefire terms.
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Riga
Teliy
Sapieha
Warsaw
War Ridden Europe Faces Starvation Crisis
Central Europe endures severe food shortages as relief agencies, led by American Quakers and the Methodist Church, mobilize aid after the armistice. Bishop Nielsen warns of ongoing unrest, with 700,000 women and children at risk from hunger and a new split among former warring powers. He criticizes the League of Nations as militaristic and powered by France, urging American aid while cautioning against renewed coercion.
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Salgor Memor Ialebarch
John Ll. Nielsen
Zurich
Switzerland
Nuelsen
Nehurelumua
Irene
Amomies
Europe
Bishop Nielsen
Norope
Nuciacn
Thel
America
Methodist Church
Ipishop A
Murone
sBishop Nuelgen
League of Nations
France
Dozen Killed as Oil Tank Explodes on British Ship
In Brooklyn a British steamer G. Te Crowe oil tank exploded during repairs as about 100 workers toiled. Within an hour police reported 24 dead and many injured. ambulances and Red Cross teams rushed to the scene as rescuers battled smoke and gas. Four bodies recovered, four more missing. injured rushed to hospitals.
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New York
Lapenty
Thirte
Population growth and state gains from the 1910 census
Washington reports the 14th United States census shows continental population around 105.7 million with island possessions bringing total under the flag to about 123.5 million. Growth slows to roughly 15 percent this decade while rural areas lag behind industrial centers. Major gains include Pennsylvania 8,720,135. Ohio 3,758,363. Philadelphia and Detroit noted among revisions. detailed city and state increases listed.
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Washington
Tts
Gensus Lorean
United States
Furmlax
Census Bureau
Sam N. Rogers
Virginia
Arkansas
Florida
Detroit
Michigan
Houghton, Michican
Inerease
Pennsy
Pennsylvanis
Ohio
Cenaus
Belo
Nirginiz
Stat Jsts
Percenias
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Lee Ere
Council of Moderates
Britain
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Dublin
Sinn Mein
Arthur Griffith
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Flan
United States Supreme Cent
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Treland
Reland
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Mac Swiney
Lontion
Terend Mac Ssiiney
Nayor
Cork
Brinton
Irish Self-, Determination League
Coon
League
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Lord MacSwiney
Auyor
Kramer
New York City
Pennsylvan Island
New Jersey
Nanamaker
O’neill
Bu ” Olson
Tohayton
Grifdih
Myers
Peter Ey
Gardner
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Sewell
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o'Day
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Suwalki
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