Outlaw Rail Strike Declared Ends as Workers Return
Reported by Ott and others that the Chicago switching district strike ended after leaders announced plans to resume former positions. Thousands applied for work as rail hands sought to reclaim jobs, while officials warned against renewed walkouts. Union leaders stated the vote favored continuing the strike, prompting mixed signals and a rushed return to work by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmcas
John Gronau
Atrixing
Yanmen
Enpinemen
Chicago
Wis
Wade
Railroad
M Iningers
Wen
Thn Noail
Iow
Cummings Announces Senate Run at Democratic Convention
Cummings, Democratic state committeewoman from Connecticut, announced his candidacy for the United States Senate at the statewide convention held Thursday. The event endorsed his bid as a leading contender in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Senate New Uilawen
Conn
S. Cummings
Ihr Hoenset
Vries
Weather Summary for Minnesota and Iowa
Continued warm with partly cloudy skies in Minnesota and Iowa. Forecasters predict mild temperatures, with no significant changes through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watreada
Minnesota
Iowa
Hope of Settling Irish Question Threatened by Mayor's Illness
Dublin writer says negotiations on self government within the empire hinge on Terence MacSwiney, Cork mayor, surviving Brixton prison hunger strike. If he dies, the most promising settlement effort collapses. government adds an under secretary for Ireland to handle Ulster and other issues. MacSwiney remains conscious but weakened after 33 days of hunger strike. Home Office doctors report little change in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Posdon
Terence MacSwynney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Sayls
The
Times
MacSwiney
Ireland
Ulster
London
Terence MacSwines
Irish Self-Determination League
Mace Swiney
Home Office
Phsicians
League
MacSwines
Harding Would Serve Under Senate Rule Says Hitchcock
United States Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock of Nebraska spoke at Oak on September 14 and warned that Governor Cox would exercise presidential powers as strong leaders did. He claimed Senator Bandini would rule under a senatorial oligarchy if elected and stated voters should consider an individual president rather than a figurehead for a party-led coalition. He contrasted Democratic insistence on direct democracy with Republican ambiguity and argued party caucus in Washington would control government if Harding is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Ark
Cox
Wilson
Roosevelt
Clevewind
Lincoln
Bandini
Iue
Bave
Thave
Harding
Republican Party
Washington
Movies Worse Than Dime Thriller Says Washington Pastor
Rev J W Maguire of Sc Viator College told the National Conference of Catholic Charities that motion pictures and landlords drive juvenile delinquency. He said dime novels and graphic thrillers corrupt youths more than traditional stories, as modern entertainment shifts blame to housing and exploitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. BR. Maguire
Sc. Viator College
National Conference of Catholic Charities
Mort Theillers
Farl‘ster
Last Day To Pay Income Taxes Tomorrow
An official notice from PB Rumen, a federal income tax agent, warns individuals and corporations that tomorrow is the final day to pay the third quarterly installment of federal income taxes. The announcement stresses timely payment by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromoorrow
PB. R. Rumen
Washington
Palmer
Verument
Prices of Grain Crash Downward in Day’s Trading
Chicago September 14 Big price breaks in wheat corn and oil followed sterling weakness. Wheat fell to 2.49 for December and 2.30 for March with declines to 2.39 2.40 at close. Corn dropped several cents, oats slid five and five eighths cents as inactivity and export withdrawals weighed on mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sterling Exchange
Europe
Seaboard
Tae
Industrial Crisis Passes in Italy Says Rome Paper
Rome reports the metal workers movement crisis has passed per Giornale d Italia. The paper says leaders now push for more production as officials face attacks from Idea Nazionale accusing the government of foreign influence and communist propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Ikay
Metal Workers’ Movement
Giornale d'Italia
Tntil
Bolsheris
Idea Nazionale
Moscow
U. S. Olympic Stars Sustain Victory Over Norwegians
U S Olympic stars defeat the Norwegians at Antwerp Olympiad. American sprinter Scholz of the University of Missouri ties the world record in the 100 meter dash with 0.6 seconds, and wins the 200 meter in 22.2 seconds. Tiinois Athletic Club athlete Tolo Bay wins the 800 meters in 1 05.7, but loses the 1,500 meters to a Norwegian challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Christiania
Norway
Ap Antwerp
Joey Norwepitia
Scholz
University of Missouri
Tolo Bay
Tiinois
Soldier Charged in Liberty Bond Theft in Georgia
Rufus Wraight, WWI veteran, was arrested near Cornelia Georgia after bonds and New York exchange totaling 205793 were found in a suspect's suitcase on a Southern railway train. Sheriff at Homerville confirms the Liberty bonds theft tied to the case. An automobile accident in Marinette Wisconsin claims a five year old, Mesnor Larsen, who died from skull fracture en route to hospital after being struck by Joseph Bivett of Escanaba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taldosta. Ga
Rufus Wraight
Howerrale
Southern Railway
Cornelia
Homervillé
Liberty Bonds
New York Exchange
Nlzni
Marinette
Wis
Mesnor Larsen
Joseph Bivett
Escapaba
Deschanel Likely To Resign Over Ill Health
Paris reports President Deschanel may resign due to ill health. The Eclair states the French Parliament will open its session in November after electing a new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschanel
Paris
Deschine
Eclair
Pew
Harding men from the West on candidate today
A California delegation heard Senator Harding declare the nation must back Pacific states to ease Oriental immigration tensions. He urged a selective immigrant policy, tariffs to aid farmers, and derided a Senate oligarchy while defending executive restraint. He pressed for American assimilation and standards, and warned against racial conflict while stressing national unity. Grand Rapids judge upholds Lever Act provision as constitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mation
Ohio
Seascor Harding
Naition
Pacific Coast
Senate
Stephens
Congress
Republic
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clarence .W. Sessions
Michigan
Edward P. Mueller
Chicago
Lis
Maine election yields record Republican victory
In Maine on September 14, Frederick H. Parkhurst won the governorship by a large margin as Republicans carried four congressional seats and maintained a solid senate majority. Voter turnout was high with many women voting, while Democrats secured fifteen House seats. The result sparked mixed national commentary on its implications for the upcoming presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oatland
Maine
Gestaver
Frierick H. Parkhurst
Bangor
Bertrand C. McIntyre
Norway
Wallace H. White, Jr
John A. Peters
Ire G. Hersey
Mist
Louis B. Goodjail
Carroll T. Reedy
Portland
Senate
House of Representatives
Reforma
Parkhurst
MeIntire
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Lodeée
Erelinghousen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Daniels
William C. McAdoo
Bomer S. Criminas
Democrats
League of Nations
House
Petrograd Riots Reported Against Soviet Dominance
Reports from Berlin via the Exchange Telegraph say Petrograd citizens revolt against the Soviet with several Bolshevik commissioners killed or drowned in the Neva. Paris and London dispatches note counter revolutionary rioting and Soviet advances around Brody and Lemberg as Polish and Ukrainian troops retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Paris
Onton
Petro- Lgrad
Berlin
Exchange
Bolsberik
Neva
Maena Af
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
Kronstadt
Moscow
Brodny
Lemberg
August rail freight sets record for August traffic
Washington report says American railroads moved the largest August volume ever for the month, with 3,858,822 cars of commercial freight loaded in four weeks ending Aug 28, compared with 3,380,267 cars a year earlier and about 3,540,026 in 2018, as freight congestion largely cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American
Éeter
Durig
American Railroad Association
Hearing on Union Depot Postponed to October
Besring before the Railroad Commission of Wisconsin on the Union Depot project in La Crosse today has been postponed to October 3. The adjourned meeting will be at 9:30 a.m. in the supervisors' room at the court house, per state board notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
la Crosse
State Board
Cow't House
Waupaca Doctor Pleads Guilty To Firing Pavilion
Dr. Imogene Chapin, a Waupaca veterinarian, admitted setting fire to a new dancing pavilion owned by Fred Bertz in Weyauwega on September 7. A bottle of faseline found in a nearby river helped link Chapin to the blaze as state officials announced his signed confession and guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadgpacs
Wis
Imugene Chapin
Waupaca County
Fred Bertx
Werauwega
W. J. Tinnegan
Chapin
Boxer dies after chin blow in Los Angeles bout
Al Alvarez, 22, collapsed after a blow to the chin in a boxing match with Frank Quigley in Los Angeles. Surgeons attributed his death to a skull fracture. Quigley was held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
al Alvarez
Frank Quigley
M.O
Alvarez
Quigley
Lawson Air Line Wins Three Air Mail Route Contracts
The Lawson Air Line of Chicago secured three new air mail route contracts costing a combined 685000 dollars annually. The routes will carry both passengers and mail, with service to begin in November between Pittsburgh and Indianapolis via Columbus and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Washington
Post Office Department
Lawson Air Line, Company
Chicago
Lawson Air Line Company
Pittsboroh
Indianapolis
Mrs McKee of West Salem Dies After Illness
Mrs. Samuel L. McKee of West Salem died at the family residence on Friday afternoon after a prolonged illness. Born August 13, 1868 in Columbus Wisconsin, she lived in La Crosse and Madison, led Presbyterian welfare work for University of Wisconsin students, and helped establish a new home for welfare activities. She was connected with Camp Welfare and led Presbyterian outreach postwar, with survivors including Rev. Samuel McKee, their daughter Mrs. Robert Bingery of Chicago, and Jay Wilson of New York. Funeral services will be at 1 30 p m Thursday at the family home, with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel L. McKee
West Salem
McKee
Presbyterian
State University
McKkee
R. T. Wilson
Sixth
Cass Streets
Columbus
Wis
la Crosse
JttRee
Ft Dodge
North la Crosse
Presbyterian Church
MeKee
Madison
McKee I
Western College For Women
Oxford
Miami University
Leila
James B. Welsh
S the College
Samuel McKee
Jtheir
Robert Bingers
Chicago
Jay
Wilson
New York
Bingery
Oak Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gronau
Gronan
Unmau
John Uiriidin
Coutherr
Eloer
Grant
Gragan
Wes Roreil
Join Mosier
Gmunas
Dic.tate
Nation
Hitchcock
Far West
Gall
America
Hhis
Coolidge
Bearty
Saux White
Restering
George White
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Peewee
Union Depot
Railroad Commission
Waupaca
Boxer
L M'Kee
Alness
Des Moines
Red Men
Sons of
Great Council of the United States
Mayot
Sessio
Alto
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!