Deport Emma Goldman to Russia After Release
Friday’s Daily reports Jefferson City Missouri Sept 26 notes Emma Goldman will be jailed for deportation after finishing a two year sentence for conspiring to prevent enforcement of the Selective Service Act. DOJ plans immediate arrest on release for deportation hearing to Russia where she was born.
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Jefferson City
Bama Goldman
Russia
Golsheviki
Department of Justice
Miss Goldman
New York
Eimima Goldman
United States
Europe
America
Union Square
Blackwell's Island
McKinley
Attention to Women and Social Changes Highlighted
A fragmented item notes women’s roles across societies, legal constraints on working hours in New York, and a forthcoming statue in British Columbia. It mentions a biannual general federation meeting, honors Armistice observances, and women entering law faculties with civic school plans in Atlanta.
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Gye Victorie
Pritish Columbia
New York State
Woorer's
St. Lows
Armistics
Pbride
Athelta
Tartha Diestriction
Todays Events and Observances Across Cities
Reading of scattered notices shows events linked to diverse figures and places. Mentions include Wilson era references, regional meetings in Idaho Springfield and Missouri, with committees and gatherings set for today and upcoming days. The text suggests public addresses, organizational assemblies, and ceremonial observations tied to various communities.
Watch THE TIMES everyday for opportunities 6c per month
The notice promotes subscribing to THE TIMES with a monthly rate of six cents. It urges daily access to opportunities and reads like a small classified engagement for readers seeking ongoing newspaper content.
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the Times
Drowsy Man and Sleepers Fill Flo' With Dreams
Territorial verse blends with local notices as a speaker recalls a drowsy dusk and a floor filled with children napping. The column shifts to a scramble of arrivals from New Orleans Guantico and Tampico with several travelers and social updates from Indianapolis News.
Californian Credits Tantac for Relief from Stomach Ailment
B. D. Shreve of Oakland reports long stomach trouble and malaria frustrations. After taking Tantac he gains appetite, relief from gas and nerves, sleeps well, and returns to work. All druggists sell Tantac.
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Bxra D. Shreve
Harrison St
Oakland
Cal
Taniac
Wilson Cancels Tour As President Returns Home
President Wilson ends his peace treaty speaking tour due to nervous stomach strain. Dr Grayson reports a digestive nervous reaction prompting the cancellation of remaining stops and a direct trip back to Washington. The itinerary had included Little Rock Memphis Louisville and Wichita with a final stop in Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wilson
Washington
Little Rock
Memphis
Loutaville
Middle West
Oklahoma City
Gompers Defines Paramount Issue in Steel Strike
After hearing Samuel Gompers, head of the AFL, a Senate committee dropped plans to hear William Foster. Gompers declared that workers’ right to a voice in conditions of work is the paramount issue of the steel strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Plains
William Foster
Steel Workers’ Committee
Gompers
Americans Intervene as Marines Halt Adriatic Skirmish
American Marines helped stop fighting near Trau as Italian troops moved to occupy the town. Destroyers appeared off shore. Italian armored car crew captured but handed to Marines and exchanged to an Italian whip. The town later handed to Serbian troops before Marines returned to their ships. Also reported are Bulgaria’s rigid peace terms and a railroad wage dispute ending in strike action.
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Associated Press
Paris
Adriatic
Copenhagen
United States
Trau
Personal notices and travels from rural San Antonio region
Hulh Bdds of San Antonio visit Callahan ranch. Proctor from Callahan ranch meets them. J oo Proctor of the Callahan ranch in a visitor in the ely. A.W. Wicux returned from Canada and other places. Brunt family in the city for a short visit at Mr. A. M. Frani's home. Mr. Beautaines plans cattle crossing from Nuevo Laredo Mexico to Texas next week.
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J. Oo Proctor
Callahan Ranch
Ely
A.W. Wicux
Canada
Brunt
My. A. M
Beautaines
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
Amendments to treaty take right of way in Senate
Washington September 26 amendments to the peace treaty move to the head of the line under unanimous consent. Senator Fall Republican proposes to relieve the United States from services on various commissions stipulated by the treaty as the amendments are scheduled for consideration.
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Washington
Fall
United States
Injunction Sought Against Women Suffrage Receipts Rejected
Judge Monroe in Waco Texas on September 26 denied relief to Tom Hamilton who sought to stop Lee Davis the county tax collector from issuing poll tax receipts to women. The decision sustained the defendant’s demurrer and did not decide the constitutionality of the woman suffrage law.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Monroe Today
Tom Hamilton
Lee Davis
September remembrance of notable births and royal lineage
The item notes figures born on this date including Christian X of Denmark in Copenhagen 49 years ago, Gen Johnson II born in Brooklyn, Sloaner Gates a novelist born in Shakopee Minnesota 44 years ago, Jeving Bachoeller born in Plermont, and Henry Walters of Baltimore noted for his age and status.
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Noy
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Ante
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Minn
Jeving Bachoeller
Plerpont
Henry Walters
Baltimore
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau update
Weather forecast from the United States Weather Bureau at New Orleans provided daily to The Times by the Telephone Co. Saturday outlook shows general conditions for local area with intermittent revisions.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Fort McIntosh 24 Hour Weather Observations
Observations for Fort McIntosh show a high of 86 and a low of 6 with wind from the south. Skies are partly cloudy.
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Fort McIntosh
Meeting in Order Declared Amid Disorder
A Washington Star report notes chaos at a session where a speaker challenged decorum and discipline. Officials attempt to restore order as participants argued over conduct and procedure during the meeting.
Cotton Markets See Prices Firm Amid Steady Opens
The Times dispatch notes Liverpool opening with firm prices as sales reach 6,000 and receipts of 9,000 dollars. American receipts total 7,000 with good middling near 2.098, mids 1.988. New York, Houston, Galveston reports show steady to up readings and various opening and closing price ranges across months.
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Liverpool
Bankers to Discuss Live Topics at A B A Conventio
Bankers gather in St Louis for the American Bankers Association annual convention with over 5000 leading financiers expected from the United States Canada Mexico Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Key topics include revival of international trade foreign credits to aid exports railroad issues and the labor situation.
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St. Louis
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertised Cure Claim
There is more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is pitched as a constitutional remedy taken internally and acting through the blood. A hundred dollars reward is offered for any case it fails to cure and circulars and testimonials are available. The Halls Family Pills for constipation are also advertised.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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J Thheney & CO
West Virginia Governor Warns of Threat to State
Governor Cornwell of West Virginia warned that 6,000 Steubenville men planned to cross into Hancock county to force workers to quit. Governor Cox ordered Jefferson County sheriff to take measures to prevent conflict amid threats to WV sovereignty.
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Ohio
Cornwell
West Virginia
Steubenville
Ohio Line
Hancock County
Cox
Jefferson County
Soverelenty
Accepted Villa as Chief of All Bands
Information from Durango revolutionary headquarters in Mexico says all leaders except Felix Diaz accept Villa as chief and place their forces munitions and money at his disposal A plan to govern the territory through a junta de gobernacion is also endorsed by the chieftains
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Villa
Durango
Junta de Gobernacion
Foundrymen's Annual Session Opens with International Attendance
The twenty fourth annual convention and exhibition of the American Foundrymen's Association will be held in Philadelphia at the Commercial Museum next week. The event features technical sessions and a large exhibit of foundry equipment and tools on about 90 000 square feet. Members from the United States and Canada will attend, with many foundrymen from France Belgium England Scotland Ireland and Wales contributing to an international aspect.
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Philadelphia
American Foundrymen's Association
Commercial Museum
Association
United States
Canada
France
Belgium
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Norfolk Soldier Declared Dead After Wounds in France
Thomas Leahy of Norfolk, formerly in Company M, 102d Regiment, 20th Division, was notified by the government that he was dead after being wounded in France. He quipped that this is the third time the government has had him dead and his brother was killed in action there.
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Thomas Leahy
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France
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