Emma Goldman Faces Deportation After Release
Emma Goldman to be released from the Missouri penitentiary Friday after a two year sentence for conspiring to obstruct the Selective Service Act. The Department of Justice will hold a deportation hearing, likely sending her back to Russia where she was born, due to a federal law targeting foreigners twice convicted of crimes.
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Emma Goldman
Russia
Department of Justice
Miss Goldman
New York
United States
Europe
America
Rochester
N.Y
Blackwell's Island
McKinney
Interest to Women Highlights From World Society
A survey of changing roles and milestones for women includes Swiss dress norms for shepherd girls, a one month engagement period in Siam, timeless fashion in Japan, a proposed Victoria statue in British Columbia, elevator operator laws in New York, and liberal reforms in Serbia. It also notes the General Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in St Louis, Ada Tingley’s wildlife records, a Washington real estate exchange, Ellen Spencer Massey’s election to the American Bar Association council, and Atlanta’s civic school for new women voters.
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Siam
Japan
Grueen Victoria
British Columbia
New York State
General Federation of Women’s Inbs
St. Louis
Ada Tingley
Washington, D. C
Ellen Spencer Massey
Washington College of Law
American Bar Association
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Women Voters of
Atlanta
King Christian of Denmark Reaches Fiftieth Birthday
Today in a busy schedule President Wilson speaks in Wichita and Oklahoma City. Governor Gardner to address Missouri Press Association in Springfield. Democratic National Committee meet at Atlantic City to discuss campaign plans. Balboa Day marks improved Pacific border relations.
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Denmark
Wilson
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Gardner
Missouri Press Association
Springfield
Democratic National Committee
Cummings
Atlantic City
Times advert prompts daily watch subscription
Ad copy invites readers to watch The Times every day with a pricing note of 0c per month. It suggests a daily access offer and emphasizes ongoing affordability.
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Friday meetings set for Blue Birds and Boy Scouts
The Blue Birds will meet with Mrs Alfred Pogtyenpoht at four o clock in the afternoon. Boy Scouts will meet at headquarters hall at eight o’clock in the evening.
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Blue Birds
Alfred Pogtyenpoht
Boy Scouts
Headquarters Hall
Elks Hall
Soldiers Club
Drowsy Dream and Homegrown Happiness in Ohio
Poetic reminiscence by William Werschell about children sleeping on a floor pallet and a simple life of homemade happiness. Local notes relay arrivals and departures of several residents visiting or returning, plus a Story Telling Hour and W M U circle meetings with small social details.
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
The Times reports a daily forecast from the United States weather bureau at New Orleans. Tonight and Saturday are generally cloudy.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Summary
Fort McIntosh reports a maximum temperature of 80 degrees and a minimum of 62. Winds are from the south. Skies are partly cloudy.
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Fort McIntosh
Tanlac Restores Oakland Man’s Health After Stomach Woes
Ezra D. Shreve of 2608 Harrison St Oakland says Tanlac relieved his chronic stomach trouble poor appetite and gas. He reports better sleep renewed energy and appetite with malaria symptoms fading after forty years. He credits Tanlac and notes all druggists sell it.
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Ezra D. Shreve
Harrison St
Oakland
Cal
Wilson Cancels Speaking Tour Returns to Washington
President Wilson, worn by over three weeks of peace treaty speaking, cancels the remainder of his itinerary and heads back to Washington. Dr Grayson cites nervous reaction affecting digestion as the reason for suspending the trip. The train departs Wichita after a two hour stay with five addresses left on the schedule.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wilson
Washington
Grayson
Little Rock
Memphis
Louisville
Gompers Defines Paramount Issue in Steel Strike
Samuel Gompers testifies before the senate committee as the steel strike debate shifts. He states that workers must have a voice in work conditions, calling it the paramount issue. The panel abandons plans to hear William Foster, secretary of the steel workers’ committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
William Foster
Steel Workers’ Committee
Gompers
American Marines Intervene in Adriatic Skirmish
Copenhagen reports say U S destroyers halted Italian advance near Tran, capturing an armored car crew. Marines then took prisoners, transferred them to an Italian ship, and the town was handed to Serbian troops before the Americans withdrew to their ships.
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Associated Press
Paris
Adriatic
Copenhagen
United States
Tran
Local residents visit city. cattle plans noted
Pratt of Eneinal Ralph Edds of San Antonio and J C Proctor of the Callahan ranch are in the city for a visit. Dr A W Wilcox has returned from Canada and points of interest. J H Bruni and family stay several days at A M Bruni’s home. Mr Bruni has contracted a large herd in Mexico near Nuevo Laredo and will begin crossing next week.
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Eneinal
Ralph Edds
San Antonio
J.C. Proctor
Callahan Ranch
A. W. Wilcox
Canada
J. H. Bruni
A. M. Bruni
Bruni
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Amendments to peace treaty take priority in Senate
Washington Sent 26 Amendments to the peace treaty gained unanimous consent for early consideration. Senator Fall Republican pressed amendments to relieve the United States from service on various commissions established by the treaty, and the proposal was scheduled for discussion.
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Washington
Fall
United States
Judge denies injunction against poll tax receipts to women
Waco Texas September 26 Judge Monroe sustains the defendant’s demurrer in a case by Tom Hamilton seeking to enjoin Lee Davis county tax collector from issuing poll tax receipts to women. The ruling does not pass on the constitutionality of the woman suffrage law.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Monroe
Tom Hamilton
Lee Davis
Bulgarian Peace Terms Labelled Very Rigorous by Delegation
Paris Sept 26 The Bulgarian delegation calls the peace terms offered to Bulgaria very rigorous and some completely unacceptable according to M Theodoroff chief of the Bulgarian delegates before departure.
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Paris
Bulgaria
M. Theodoroff
Strike on English Railroads Fails to Settle Wage Disputes
London September 26 A conference between railroad men representatives and the government fails to settle the wage dispute and a nationwide railroad strike is ordered to begin tonight at midnight.
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Birthdays of notable figures from Copenhagen to Baltimore
On this date September 26, several prominent figures are noted for birthdays. King Christian X of Dewmark was born in Copenhagen 4g years ago today, Brig. Gen. Evan M. Johnson born in Brooklyn 58 years ago, Eleanor Gates born in Shakopee 44 years ago, Irving Bacheller born in Pierpont 60 years ago, and Henry Walters born in Baltimore 71 years ago.
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Dewmark
Copenhagen
Evan M. Johnson
France
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eleanor Gates
Shakopee
Minn
Irving Bacheller
Pierpont
Henry
Disorder Demanded as Chair Fired Over Principle
A Washington Star fragment shows a Bolshevist asking why the chairman was fired and an anarchist defending the move as defending a revered principle. The exchange centers on the chairman’s first remark, "The meeting will come to order."
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Bolshevist
Washington Star
Cotton Market Report from New York and Houston
The Times notes opening and closing prices for New York and Houston cotton markets. It lists spot steadiness, middling values around 19 to 35 cents, and sales, receipts, and forecasts for several futures months.
Bankers to Discuss Live Problems at Annual Meeting
St Louis hosts the American Bankers Association convention next week drawing over 5 000 leading financiers from the United States Canada Mexico Porto Rico and the Philippines. Major topics include revival of international trade foreign credits for exports railroads and the labor situation.
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St. Louis
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertising Copy
There is more Catarrh in this region than other diseases and long believed incurable. Local remedies fail, so constitutional treatment is needed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F. J. Cheney & Co. is taken internally and targets mucous surfaces through the blood. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any cure not achieved.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Toe Hall
West Virginia Crisis Threat Looms as 5000 Men Cross Ohio Line
Governor Cornwell warned the state was menaced as 5 000 Steubenville workers planned to move into Hancock County West Virginia to force workers to quit their jobs. Governor Cox ordered Jefferson County sheriff to prevent conflict amid threatened attack on West Virginia sovereignty.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Villa Named Chief of All Bands in Mexico
Information from Mexico reports that all revolutionary leaders except Felix Diaz accept Villa as their chief and place at his disposal men munitions and money. Documents signed by chiefs affirm loyalty to Villa and approve his plan to govern territories under a junta de governacion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Villa
Durango
Foundrymen to Convene in Philadelphia for 24th Annual Session
The American Foundrymen's Association plans its twenty four year convention and exhibition in Philadelphia next week. The event combines technical sessions with a large exhibit of foundry equipment, machine tools and supplies on about 90 000 square feet at the Commercial Museum. Attendees from the United States Canada and several European nations are expected making it an international gathering.
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Philadelphia
American Foundrymen's Association
Commercial Museum
Association
United States
Canada
France
Belgium
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Norfolk Soldier Reported Dead Three Times in WWII News
Thomas Leahy of Norfolk, a wounded veteran from Company M, 102d Regiment, 26th Division, was officially notified by the government that he is dead. He quipped he will frame the death certificate after learning this is the third such notice. His brother also died in action in France.
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