Emma Goldman may be deported after prison release
Jefferson City Sept 26 Emma Goldman to be released from the penitentiary after completing a two year sentence for conspiring to hinder the Selective Service Act. The Department of Justice will arrest her on release for deportation hearings under a federal law allowing removal for two prior crimes. Born in 1870 in Russia she has long been a leading anarchist foe of the established order in the United States.
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Jefferson City
Emma Goldman
Russia
Department of Justice
Miss Goldman
New York
United States
Europe
America
Rochester
N. Y
Union Square
Blackwell's Island
McKintey
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN ALL COUNTRIES
Reports from around the world note women wearing men’s clothes in Switzerland and old maids in Siam remaining unseen in marriage. Engagements last about a month, Japan preserves two millennium of fashion, and a Queen Victoria statue is planned for Victoria British Columbia. Elevators in New York barred before 7 am and after 10 pm for workers. Ada Tingley praised for trapping 200 predators in 17 months. Washington DC to host a women’s real estate exchange and Ellen Spencer Massey elected to the American Bar Association council. Atlanta to launch a civic school for new women voters covering municipal government and parliamentary law.
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Switzerland
Sheperd Vipis
Siam
Old Maide
Japan
Queen Victoria
British Columbia
New York State
St. Louis
Ada Tingley
Iciho
Washington, D. C
Ellen Spencer Massey
Washington College of Law
American Bar Association
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Women Voters of
Atlanta
King Christian Turns Fifty Today In Denmark
Today marks King Christian of Denmark entering his fiftieth year as President Wilson plans talks in Wichita and Oklahoma City. Governor Gardner agrees to address the Missouri Press Association in Springfield. The Democratic National Committee meets in Atlantic City to map the national campaign. Balboa Day is observed to boost Pacific-bordering nations relations.
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King Christian
Denmark
Wilson
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Gardner
Missouri Press Association
Springfield
Democratic National Committee
Cummings
Atlantic City
Kan
Middle West
Times subscription offer watch advert
Advertisement notes a daily news watch service with opportunities and a 60 cent monthly subscription.
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the Times
Social Calendar Notes Friday Meetings and Scout gathering
Friday events include the Blue Birds meeting with Mrs. Alfred Poggenpohl at 4 PM and a Boy Scouts gathering at headquarters hall at 8 PM. Saturday schedule not shown.
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The
Blue Birds
Alfred Poggenpohl
Boy Scouts
Headquarters Hall
Drowsy dream and sleepy children on the floo r
A rural verse about a pallet on the floor and children drifting to nap after a pillow fight. The scene shifts to neighbors and families in Indianapolis and surrounding towns as notices of arrivals, visits, and travel fill a community page. Several social events and meetings of the W M U are noted with names and places.
Californian Tho ught He Would Have To Quit Work
Ezra D. Shreve of Oakland California describes long stomach trouble and depression from poor appetite gas and nervousness before taking Tanlac He reports rapid relief an improved appetite and sleep plus disappearance of malaria after stomach balance He credits Tanlac with restoring health and strength to resume work
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Tanlae
Ezra D. Shreve
Harrison St
Oakland
Cal
Taniac
Gompers Defines Paramount Issue in Steel Strike
Washington Sept 26 after hearing Samuel Gompers president of the AFL the senate committee investigating the steel strike abandoned plans to hear William Foster secretary of the steel workers committee Gompers said the right of employees to a voice in working conditions is the paramount issue of the strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
William Foster
Steel Workers’ Committee
Gompers
Marines Tangled In Adriatic Incident Near Tran
American destroyers appeared off Tran as Italian troops moved to occupy the town. Italian soldiers were halted, an armored car team was captured, then handed to American marines who later ferried prisoners to an Italian ship. The town was later turned over to Serbian troops as marines returned to their ships.
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Associated Press
Aris
Adriatic
Copenhagen
United States
Tran
Personalities visit city and cattle crossing plans
O Pratt of Maeiial Relph Edds of San Antonio and J Proctor of Callahan ranch visit the city. Dr A W Wilcox returns from Canada and Rust trips. L H Bruni and family stay with A M Bruni. Bruni has contracted a large cattle herd in Mexico near Nuevo Laredo and plans to begin crossing next week.
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Maeiial
Relph Edds
San Antonio
J. ©. Proctor
Callahan Ranch
A. W. Wilcox
Canada
L. H. Bruni
A. M. Bruni
Bruni
Mexico
Nuevo Laredo
President Wilson Cancels Eastern Swing Ends West Tour
President Wilson ends his peace treaty speaking trip after more than three weeks of addresses. Dr. Grayson cites a nervous digestive reaction and orders rest. He leaves Wichita by train for Washington with five remaining stops, including Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wilson
Washington
Grayson
Little Rock
Memphis
Louisville
Amendments Take Priority in Treaty Debate at Washington
Washington September 26 amendments to the peace treaty gained right of way under unanimous consent. Senator Fall Republican proposed relief from U S service on commissions created by the treaty and these amendments are scheduled for consideration.
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Washington
Fall
United States
Injunction Denied In Poll Tax Receipts Case In Texas
Associated Press report from Waco Texas shows Judge Monroe refused relief to Tom Hamilton who sought to bar Lee Davis the county tax collector from issuing poll tax receipts to women. The judge did not rule on the constitutionality of the woman suffrage law, sustaining the defendant’s demurrer.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Monroe
Tom Hamilton
Lee Davis
Bulgarian terms deemed rigorous and unacceptable
Paris September 26 Bulgarian delegation leader M Theodoroff says the peace terms offered Bulgaria are very strict and some are entirely unacceptable before their departure.
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Paris
Bulgaria
M. Theodoroff
Strike on English Railroads Fails to Settle Wage Dispute
London reports a conference between railroad workers' representatives and the government failed to resolve wage differences. The strike on the railroads was ordered and becomes effective tonight at midnight, signaling widespread disruption.
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London
Birthdays on September 26 Featured Notables Across Nations
Today marks birthdays of Christian X of Newmark born in Copenhagen ninety two years ago, Brig Gen Evan M Johnson of A S A born Brooklyn sixty eight years ago, Eleanor Gates Shakopee novelist born forty four years ago, Irving Bacheller Pierpont New York born sixty years ago, Henry Walters Baltimore capitalist born seventy one years ago.
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Christian X
Newmark
Copenhagen
Evan M. Johnson
France
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eleanor Gates
Shakopee
Minn
Irving Bacheller
Pierpont
Henry Walters
Baltimore
Weather forecast from New Orleans bureau
Tonight and Saturday generally cloudy, with a modest chance of light showers. The Time’s forecast briefing notes continued unsettled conditions through the weekend as winds remain light and temperatures dip slightly in the overnight hours.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Local Weather Report at Kurt McIntosh Station
Observations for the 24 hours ending 7 am show a maximum temperature of 80 degrees and a minimum of 62 degrees. Wind direction from the south with partly cloudy conditions.
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Kurt McIntosh
Disorder Demanded In Meeting Escapade Quote
A Washington Star quote captures chaos as a bolshevist questions a chair being fired from a window and an anarchist defends the act by saying the insulted principle was the meeting will come to order. The exchange highlights clashes over conduct and authority.
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Bolshevist
Washington Star
Cotton Markets Open With Firm Prices Across Regions
The Times wire reports opening spot prices hold firm in New York and Houston with steady to unsettled closes. American cotton strong on opening demand. futures in New York and Houston show modest gains, while Galveston cites 100 point upticks and steady spots. Sales totals and arrivals listed for each market, with F.O.B. figures and regional receipts.
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New York
Bankers to Discuss Live Problems at Annual Convention
In St Louis on September 26 the American Bankers Association readies for its annual convention drawing over 5,000 leading financiers from the United States Canada Mexico Porto Rico and the Philippines. Key topics include recovery of international trade foreign credit to aid exports railroad issues and the current labor situation.
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St. Louis
American Bankers’ Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure In Blood System
There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, made by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A one hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists. The Hall's Family Pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
FP. J. Cheney & CO
West Virginia Governor Warns of Threat to State
Governor Cornwell warned that 5,000 Steubenville workers planned to cross into Hancock county to force WV workers to quit. Governor Cox ordered Jefferson county sheriff to act to prevent clashes. Cornwell said WV sovereignty was being menaced.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Cornwell
West Virginia
Steubenville
Hancock County
Cox
Jefferson County
Villa Named Chief of All Bands by Mexican Leaders
Washington dispatch reports that all revolutionary chiefs in Mexico except Felix Diaz have accepted Villa as their chief and pledged men, munitions, and money. The couriers' documents show loyalty to Villa and approval of his plan to govern the territory under a junta de gobernacion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Villa
Durango
Iso
Junta de Gobernacion
Foundrymen's Annual Session Opens in Philadelphia
The twenty fourth annual convention and exhibition of the American Foundrymen's Association will be held in Philadelphia with technical sessions and a large exhibit of foundry equipment and tools at the Commercial Museum. Nearly 90000 square feet on one floor available, drawing members from the United States Canada and international guests from France Belgium England Scotland Ireland and Wales.
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Philadelphia
American Foundrymen’s Association
Commercial Museum
Association
United States
Canada
France
Belgium
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Norfolk soldier told dead for third time in war
Winsted Connecticut reports that Thomas Leahy of Norfolk, a former member of Company M, 102d Regiment, 26th Division, was notified by the government that he is dead after being wounded in France. Leahy quips that this death certificate will be framed as his third declaration of death. his brother was killed in action in France.
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Winsted
Conn
Thomas Leahy
Norfolk
France
Leahy
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Herpicide
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Weather Forecast
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