Sinn Fein Raiders Steal British Military Papers in Dublin Raid
A Sinn Fein raiding party attacked the Lae Royal Air Three headquarters in Baldoyle Dublin, seizing secret war documents, including army, navy, air force, and police plans, cipher files, and defense schemes. Also reported: Terence MacSwiney weakening in Brixton prison and Belfast rioting with 37 deaths overnight.
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London
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Increased pay checks enrich La Crosse railroad workers
Railroad workers in La Crosse received substantial back pay under the Esch-Cummins act as of May. June and July with checks often exceeding 100 dollars. One engineer working fifteen days a month showed a May through July back pay of 194.20 plus two weeks regular pay of 158 totaling over 290 dollars for the month.
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Chicago Ball Team Heads To Marion For Harding Visit
Chicago baseball players travel to Marion to meet Senator Harding and attend an exhibition game with the Marion team. Harding delivers speeches to teacher groups and a National League club visit, praising baseball while criticizing the league of nations in wartime-era terms.
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League of Nations
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Tennessee House seeks official action on governor transcript
The Tennessee House voted 45 to 2 to furnish the governor with a sworn transcript of Tuesday's action in Nashville. The motion also asks the governor to certify the transcript to the secretary of state at Washington.
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Whites Battle Negroes in Longshoremen Strike at Pier 50
On September 2, more than 4,000 white and Negro longshoremen clashed at Pier 50 on the North River, requiring large police reserves to quell. Several ring-leaders were arrested after multiple wounded were taken to hospitals following the riot that erupted when workers found Black laborers loading a vessel at the Southern Pacific Steamship pier.
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State Fair Declared Best in the Northwest by Seiler
Adolph Seiler, a prominent Wisconsin farmer, praised the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee as the best ever staged in the Northwest. He commended Secretary Gliree I. Romey for organizing a show that outshines Minnesota fairs and urged every Wisconsin resident to attend.
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Milwaukee
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Wisconsin
Myr. Seiler
Minnesota
Hunger Strikers Not Entitled To Rites Of Church Says Vaughan
London reports quote Vaughan, preacher Hither Bermanl Faughan, saying he would not deny the last rites to anyone dying by hunger strike but acknowledges other theologians may disagree. The debate centers on whether such action warrants sacramental administration.
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Lenroot Boosts Project for an Ocean Waterway
Senator Lenroot told thousands at the state fair in Milwaugede that canalization of the St Lawrence River will bring prosperity to Wisconsin ports on the Great Lakes. He predicted flags will fly from ocean going vessels soon. Governor Philipp and Gov. H L Philipp warned farmers against radical influences seeking state office control.
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Wisconsin Fears Townley Pact Shapes Wisconsin Politics
Wisconsin critics charge the Nonpartisan League is a menacing political force backed by AC Townley, detailing a $380,000 campaign fund, a revenue split with organizers and papers, and a network of allied groups. They accuse league members of being manipulated, funded by radical labor, and of undercutting Republican aims with a multi organization machine across Dakota and Minnesota.
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Neopartisan League
North Dakota
Townley
Minnesota
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Alliance With Soviet Refused By Germany Declared
Dr Walter Simons German foreign minister told the Reichstag foreign affairs committee he rejected urges to ally with Bolsheviks against the West to strike at Soviet Russia. He warned such a course would invite war and doom Germany to disaster, saying no power at war with Soviet Russia could count on Germany’s support.
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Germany
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Bolshevik Forces Reported Retreat in Lemberg Region
Polish peace delegates recalled from Minsk as Bolshevik forces withdraw from the Lemberg region amid ongoing negotiations and shifting front lines. The update notes a staged retreat with emphasis on strategic repositioning rather than a final cessation of hostilities.
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Associated Press
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Riga
Moscow
Armenia
Insurgents Strike as Protest Against Coal Wage Award
A long dispatch reports insurgent strikes and protests over the coal wage award across several states. Indiana issued a broad strike order affecting Alabama coal fields while unions threaten action as negotiations stall.
Melon Patch Bandits Nabbed After Thrilling Chase
Three young men Quis Levitsky Peter Novak and Wilbur Hanson aged 24 21 and 18 pleaded guilty yesterday to robbing a Campbell town melon patch owned by farmer Carl Hauge. They paid fines totaling 322.26 each. Hauge chased them after overhearing noises and captured them, delivering them to the county jail. The trio worked in La Cronise and voiced sharp comments in court about the cost of melons.
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Moore to Present Proofs of Cox Campaign Charges
Chicago reports that the Senate committee investigating campaign expenditures adjourned without hearing Edmond Moore Cox's representative. Moore said he would prove Republicans planned a $16,000,000 fund and quoted a shift from government by the people to government buy the prop.
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Weather Record From La Crosse Flood Report
Fragmentary weather record notes floods and red wind incidents affecting La Crosse and St Paul areas. Mentions stations and purée phrases, unclear data but indicates flood events and weather observations on the cited date.
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