Premier's Speech Regarded As Declaration Of War
A garbled report from Dublin and London describes Premier's speech as a declaration of war on Ireland. MacSwiney, Cork's Lord Mayor, rests peacefully in prison amid continuing strikes and rioting. Widespread violence injures police and civilians, with constables shot and stores looted in a chaotic scene.
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Wales
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Willan
A Stietermination League
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Weather Synopsis for Crimea and Vicinity
Local forecast notes cooler temperatures and showers tonight with generally fair conditions Wednesday. Winds light, with a chance of showers tomorrow afternoon and cooler highs expected through the period.
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Public ownership urged as remedy for profiteering
Milwaukee city leader Daniel W. Hoan addressed over five hundred at the Eagles hall urging public ownership to end profiteering. He attacked major parties for inaction, praised Debs and Berger, criticized Thompson, and argued state control would curb wealth concentration while delivering better services and value.
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Socialistic Party
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Maax
Milwaukee
Eagles’ Hall
James Thompson
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Cuba
Noan
Chin
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Thompson
Eugene Debs
Victor Berger
Berger
Wall Street
Debs
Tate
Prize dove theft prompts East Side stakeout
Fifteen prize pigeons valued at 1500 dollars have been stolen from coops. Detectives report an irregularity uncovered after arresting a 16 year old boy on a complaint from a pigeon fancier whose prize birds were repeatedly robbed.
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New ‘York
East Side
Follee
St Louis Car Company Fire Damages Milling Department
Fire at the St Louis Car Company in St Louis Missouri caused extensive damage to the milling department. Authorities estimate losses around one million dollars as crews battle the blaze believed sparked by crossed lighting wires.
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St. Louis Car Company
Night Riders Terrorize The Cotton States
Atlanta Ga Oct 12 The shooting death of a negro guard at a cotton gin in Arkansas and numerous gin fires plus threats of night riders to burn gins lead governors Brough Kilby Dorsey and Cooper to vow drastic action. Brough orders sheriffs to suppress the lawless outrages and Kilby offers 250 reward for arrests in Alabama.
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Arkansas
Brough
Kilby
Alabama
Wilson summons hard coal men for wage conference
President Wilson sent telegrams to John Colling, Thomas Kennedy, C J Golden, and Phillip Murray, requesting a joint operators and miners conference in Scranton on October 18 to adjust any inequalities in the current wage agreement. He commended miners for promptly complying with the anthracite commission award and urged fidelity to collective bargaining terms. The telegram also copies the joint coal field secretary to inform both sides.
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Wilson
Scranton
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Félesram
Anthracite Coal Commission
Joint Scala Committee
Bath
Reports of Jewish Atrocities From East Galicia
Reports from East Galicia allege grave Jewish abuses as Ukrainian forces under General Petyr Urja target the Jewish community around Prubieszow. Accounts say plunder the majority, mistreat many young women, burn houses, and leave numerous Jews wounded or dead.
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Galicia
La Crosse Hosts Wisconsin Municipalities Meet
City officials from Wisconsin towns gather in La Crosse for the twenty second annual League of Wisconsin Municipalities convention. Mayor Bentley welcomes attendees as Dr. Armstrong outlines La Crosse health efforts, hospital, nursing and school collaboration.
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Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
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Health Commissioner
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Ghipnewa
John Kelser
Port Washington
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Gut
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Norie
Elis’ Club
Paul N. Reynolds
Wiscontax Commission
Will Lalls
TS. Smith
College of Sigmearing
University of Wisconsin
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Asaeas
Tox
Marcom
Leks Bagd
Choatar
Indians Take Game From Dodgers in World Series
Cleveland Indians beat Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 6 at League Park to clinch the 1920 World Series, winning the series five games to two. Coveleskie pitched a strong shutout effort, earning his third victory of the series as Cleveland defeated Brooklyn in front of a large home crowd.
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Ah John Heyder
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Zack Wheat
Tess Speaker
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Betor
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O'Day
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Connolly
Inminz
Olson
Gardner
Sheehan
Jamieson
Griffith
Johnston
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Konetchy
Speaker
Crank Confesses Body Dump In Schuylkill River Case
In Harrisburg August, Pasquare, a self confessed accomplice, led officers to a riverbank near Norristown where he said a child's body was thrown into the stream. A diver later recovered the remains as authorities continued to pursue the investigation.
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Wisconsin Sets Higher Light and Power Rates Across Districts
The Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power Company wins regulator approval for substantial rate increases. Demand charges rise from 26 to 30 dollars per kilowatt hour for the first ten kilowatts. small users see higher per kilowatt costs, while commercial lighting jumps from 10.5 to 12.0 cents per kilowatt hour. The decision aims to standardize wholesale pricing to keep all cities on equal footing for attracting manufacturing.
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Aailroad
Wisconsin
Prti Hon
Wisconsin- Minnesota Light and Power Company
Oscar St. Sweaars
H. Schweizer
Railroad Commission
la Crosse
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin-Minnesota | Light’ and Power Company
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Eau’ Claire
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Airplanes Due Here Today On Long Flights
Three big airplanes, two mail planes, are due to land at Salter field this afternoon en route to Minneapolis. Major Garis and Captain Miller of the Minnesota National Guard Air Squadron, returning from Washington, expected at 2:30. Tower says two De Havilland ships from Chicago will ferry the route to familiarize pilots. Chicago-La Crosse airmail service to launch soon if plans hold. The returning plane left New York state yesterday.
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Milier
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Washington
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AL Tower
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Minongapolis
New York State
Peace Proposals in Ukraine and Poland Talks
Soviet and Polish Ukrainian talks unfold with peace terms near finalization. Wrangel’s forces advance in Crimea while Kiev is contested. Vilna occupation sparks Baltic reactions and a provisional declaration of a Lithuanian-ruled state reported.
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Crimea
Sea of Azov
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Black Sea
Ukraine
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Associated Press
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Adolf Joffe
Dompskie
Lithuania
Russia
Europa
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