Harrowing River Excursion Ends With Rescue and Loss
A chaotic river excursion on the Mississippi near a levee ends with a night of fog and confusion. Rescue crews recover several injured and dead as passengers disembark for medical aid while a bridge area and hotel Riverside become focal points for relief efforts. The event includes a church program, singing, and a long exodus back to shore as authorities coordinate care and transport.
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Chigk defeats Allis to reach finals in Milwaukee
Sepp 10. Chigk of Clitease defeats BR Allis of Milwaukee in the semifinals of the national amateur tournament. Wayans falters in the morning rounds, finishing under par as the event advances toward the final.
Quake Felt in Riverside California
Riverside California September 10 a second earthquake tremor was felt in the city waking sleepers and causing minor alarm before the tremors subsided no damage or injuries were reported locally as officials recorded aftershocks in the area.
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Y California
Riverside
Cal
Prohibition Candidate to Speak in La Crosse Wednesday
Dr. A. S. Watkins of Ohio, prohibition candidate for president, will open his campaign in La Crosse with a Riverside Park speech Wednesday night. Police received word of the visit and park arrangements were set with the park department. He will arrive from Eau Claire in the afternoon, per county chairman Oliver Needham, and is expected to be the campaign’s sole presidential visitor to La Crosse.
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Prohibition
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Webber
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Eau Claire
Oliver Needham
Prohibition County
Desirable Aliens Deported Face Bolshevik Reality in Russia
Washington reports describe Russian Bolshevik authorities assigning deported U.S. detainees to tasks such as repairing railway beds and monitoring by the extraordinary commission. The dispatch notes fearsome rumors and notes that many deportees believed they would be hailed as martyrs. Names listed include Immu, Goldman, Alexander Borkman.
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Goldman
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Cur Bog Saver Rescues Memphis Woman From Drowning
A brown curdoe saves a young married Memphis woman from drowning after she was knocked into water by an unidentified attacker. The dog kept her head above surface until help arrived, leaving the woman injured but alive.
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Memphis
Memphus
Fiume Declares Separate State Amid D Annunzio Move
Milan dispatch reports Captain Ga Wrivle De Anbounddo convened a constituent assembly to form a separate state for Fiume after declaring independence. Premiers in Paris and Rome discuss the matter as the court house clinic proceeds with a public health examination drive.
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British Labor paper admits receipt of Bolshevik gold
The Herald of Labour in London admits possession of 75,009 pounds sterling in Bolshevik gold. The paper questions whether the fund should be used and asks readers to vote on accepting the Taenty. It cites Russian subsidy claims and names the Herald and the Florald as recipients of bolshevik funds described as a display of working-class solidarity and internationalism.
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Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney Passes Bad Night in Prison
Derence Mac Swiney the lord mayor of Cork endured a difficult night in Brixton prison where he remains on hunger strike. He reports severe pain in his limbs and back and a sense of dizziness though he is still conscious. The Self-Determination league intensified support as the morning report noted his condition.
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Derence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
High Self-Determination League
Cotton prices hold steady in New York market
New York reports no sensational advance for cotton for October delivery. Despite declines in the south, late arrivals continue to arrive in New York, easing price pressure and keeping the market steady.
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New York
Upham urges higher limits on campaign donations
Senate hearing reveals Upham claimed preconvention and other spending exceeded 1.2 million dollars. He detailed plans and opposition from colleagues in Chicago and New York, noting Form 101% was rejected and funds moved to national and state committees.
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Chantauquas
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Erst
Wall Street
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New York
Wilson May Not Reopen Mine Wage Award
President Wilson refused to reconvene the joint committee of operators and miners to reopen the anthracite wage award. He called a strike by abstention from work a strike, commended the committee for urging return to work, and declined to reopen the award, sending a formal reply to mining leaders. Vacations for insurgent operators said to end soon, with some miners returning to work. Picketing begun at Hazleton area collieries as efforts to keep mines operating continue.
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Thomas Kennedy
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Cog
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Pressmen Return to Work in Boston
Tinien press feeders who had taken a week of vacation returned to work in Boston after assurances from the Boston Trades board that their wage demands would be settled soon. The move ends a brief work stoppage as job printing establishments resume operations.
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Alass
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Students strike at St Louis high school over instructor choice
Eighty pupils in the printing class at General Eigh School in St Louis struck today after a Dongnian man was appointed instructor, a position formerly held by a union printer. The board of education had ruled that no one connected with organized labor would be employed in public schools.
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Blaine Leads Wilcox In Wisconsin Governor Race
Milwaukee Wis Sept 10 Nomination of John J Blaine for governor was secured by late Thursday returns showing a lead of 7418 over Roy Wilcox Dane county provided a large Blaine plurality with most precincts reporting Blaine 100468 Wilcox 93047 Seaman led in Racine and Dodge counties Lenroot led in Senate race with 148103 to 124 McHenry 40237 Secretaries and attorney general races also reported solid GOP wins with Seaman sweeping districts and Morgan beating Kanneberg for attorney general Jobson nominated for treasurer with Levitan challenging. Wilcox carried Eau Claire by 220 votes.
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American cruiser Pittsburg runs aground near Courland port
The armored cruiser Pittsburgh ran aground three miles off the Courland port of Libau in the Baltic Sea. The navy reports the ship is in no immediate danger, though hull sections are flooded. Dispatches from Vice Admiral Huse aboard the Pittsburgh informed Washington.
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Governor Smith to confer with Gompers on transit strike
New York Governor Smith will meet tomorrow with Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and James Wahey Boston general counsel of the strikers to seek a solution to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit strike. The talks were announced today amid intensifying labor dispute tensions in New York.
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Simonel Gompers
American Foderation of Labor
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Brooklyn
Cubs Players Summoned for Baseball Gambling Probe
The Chicago National League club and officials were subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury next week as part of a baseball gambling investigation. Twenty five witnesses are listed in the probe.
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Ite
Italy tremor subsiding as toll rises to thousands
Reports from Italy indicate aftershocks are easing in the devastated north of Florence with Father Alfano of the observatory noting fading seismic activity. In Fivizzano the death toll nears 2,000, while a volcanic crater opened near Spezia adds to the disaster’s impact.
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Women Party May Disband At Port Washington Meeting
Active leaders of the Negro women s party from many states meet in Port Washington to discuss disbanding and to report on suffrage litigation. Miss Allen Pant, chair of the executive committee, will address party status and possible protective measures for the suffrage victory. Mrs Lawrence Lewis of Philadelphia, treasurer, will review the party s progress in Tennessee.
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