Lamont Sees Bright Far East Market for U S Goods
Lamont reports a favorable Far East market for American trade after returning from the Orient where he helped form a new consortium to place China on a firmer economic footing. He urged joint action by Great Britain France Japan and the United States to support development while noting Japan’s military policy hinders American cooperation and threatens tariffs and taxes.
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Watkins to Speak at Riverside Park Campaign Rally
President hopeful Watkins will conclude today’s program at Riverside Park at seven thirty tonight marking his initial appearance in Loe city. The event marks Watkins first public campaign speech in the area on the Peonibi tion ticket amid local prep discussions in Galveville Holmen Ba 1 Salem. Local residents Aaron 8 and others gather for the event.
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Adoption of plan urged by council faces legal text
Fragmentary article blends council urge with legal doctrine on international law. It notes interpretation of treaties, provisional measures, and court procedures, then abruptly shifts to unrelated anecdotes about Aldrich and a family scene. References to athletes, religious festivals, and a groat context follow in jumbled fashion.
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Athena
Frederick Uno Groat
Liberty bonds and stock market rally and Chicago cattle meanwhile
Liberty bonds held near parity with mixed results as prices showed minor gains and losses in New York trading. The day’s stock list reflected broad advances led by railroads and steel, with gains tempered by profit taking. Chicago cattle and hogs posted higher quotes amid bulk demand and export weakness.
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Wheat prices weaken Chicago rally fades
Fresh wheats price in Chicago fall the day after a moderate rally. The market shows weaker tones as traders react to brief gains.
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Chicago
Cousin of Irish Hunger-Striker Speaks Here Today
Peter Golden, a cousin of Terence MacSwiney, spoke at an event denouncing the Cork hunger striker’s imprisonment and urging support for the Irish republic. Golden described MacSwiney as about 30, recently married with a young daughter, and said the martyrdom would aid Ireland’s cause without appealing for funds.
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La Foulette Seamen's Act Shortens Lake Season
Cleveland dispatch reports the La Foulette Seamen's Act will cut lake travel after September 14 by requiring lifeboat space for every passenger and crew member on Great Lakes vessels. The measure shortens the season and reduces passenger capacity.
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American Flyers Enter Paris Race for Gordon-Rennit Trophy
Three American aviators Captain Br. W. Lehreerort Captain Corliss C. Mosely and Thednard M. Rhinehart have entered the international airplane race for the Gordon-Renniit trophy. They are at Le Bourget and Villa Coublay aerodromes tuning up their machines as the race date approaches September 27. In Washington the treasury issued bonds authorized for 25 million dollars and 25 million more in refunding and improvement mortgage bonds. A transfer of sniper James Shovlin from the New York district was announced, with no further details provided.
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Tar Bourget
Villa Coublay
MacSwiney's Condition Slightly Stable on Hunger Strike Day 34
In a Bon prison report the doctor notes little change in Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork, still conscious with an active mind on the thirty-fourth day of his hunger strike. Weakness is increasing, though he had a better night and some sleep, while pains in head and limbs persist.
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Irish Galt-Determination League
Cox Campaigning in Utah Opens with Eight O Clock Speech
Utah today to Catello Idaho Sept. 15 Governor Cox began his campaign with an eight o clock speech as a prelude to several Utah addresses. The governor’s itinerary was changed to keep engagements in Utah with two special trains to Goghe Junction and Ogden. He was to speak in Ogden at 2250 then attend a six o’clock parade to Salt Lake City followed by a speech in the famous tabernacle.
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Fighting resumes on Poland Lithuania border
An official Polish statement says fighting has resumed between Polish and Lithuanian forces in the Suwalki sector near the German border. The report notes renewed hostilities as of September 1, with both sides engaging in combat along the contested front.
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Lloyd George to Meet Millerand in Biarritz
Paris Sept 15 Premier Lloyd George will meet Premier Millerand in Biarritz. Disputed from Aix les Bains where Millerand conferred with Premier Giolitti of Italy last Sunday and Mondas.
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Veterans urge exclusion of Japanese immigrants at camp
Washington September 15 news recounts a unanimous resolution by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at their annual encampment urging abrogation of the gentlemen's agreement with Japan to exclude all Japanese immigrants. The call reflects postwar immigration tension shaping policy and public opinion.
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Anarchist Disbarred in Pittsburgh Court
Judge D J Chapper in common pleas court disbarred Jacob Mavolig amid an opinion on the order. The case bars him from practicing law in Allegheny County courts. The report notes debate over birthright citizenship rules and other constitutional questions. Moonshine supply mentioned as unusually low heats.
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Wave of Crime in Windy City Election Murk
A chaotic Chicago scene during the primary election days past shows at least one death and multiple kidnappings as detectives pursue leads. Police report a 25 year old named Michael Pennessy, a factory worker, among those involved in incidents near polling places.
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