Miners Reject Secretary Wilsons Proposal Today
Miners meeting at the American Federation of Labor building voted to reject Secretary Wilsons plan to settle the real strike set for November 1. John Lewin, leader of the United Mine Workers, said the offer is inadequate and the strike would continue unless Wilson finds another way to bring miners and operators together.
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Washington
American Federation of Tabor
Labor
Wilson
Lewis
Wilgon
Post graduate meeting of Randolph County Medical Society
A large crowd of physicians gathers at the Commercial Chab rooms for post graduate proceedings. About forty to fifty doctors from nearby counties attend the event with four St. Louis experts participating in the influenza symposium. Dr Moyer S Pleisher and Dr S B Westlake of St. Louis are listed as afternoon speakers, with Dr Albert Fanssig and Dr O G Camp Well scheduled for the evening talk.
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Randolph County Medical Society
St. Louis
Enza
Moyer S. Pleisher
S. B. Westlake
Albert ‘Fanssig
Camp Well
German ex-emperor and crown prince entangled with royalists
Daily Mail correspondent says the German ex-emperor and ex-crown prince are active in royalist intrigues. They reportedly host mysterious German visitors and use a private line to communicate with German loyalists, with inquiries to be raised in the House of Commons next week.
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Martina
London
Daily Mail
Germany
Commons
President Reports Stable Condition After Surgery
Washington dispatch confirms the president is making as satisfactory progress as possible after the procedures. Doctors Grayson Ruffin and Su say no new symptoms have developed in the noon update.
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Washington
Get
Sieusnstances
Grayson
Ruffin
Weather shifts to snow in north as rain ends tonight
Rain gives way to snow in the northern portion tonight with cloudy skies. Cooler conditions spread across the west and north tonight as a colder spell continues tomorrow. conductors J. Fahey and A. Morris report for duty.
Young Couple United In Marriage In Missouri Ceremony
Two wedding announcements described in brief notices. William W Wilson and Miss Keith Jean Savage Turso ck united in marriage at 5115 o clock this afternoon. Rev Dawney officiated at Rev P J Carney's home. The couple plan to reside in Sedalia after the ceremony. Lolita Alexander and Ernett Hascraft wed at the Methodist parsonage by Rev Sparks. they will live in Mexico where the groom works in coal, and begin housekeeping immediately.
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Wm. W. Wilson
Drlss Keth
Jean Savage Tursock
Dawney
Commonwealth of the Married
P. J. Carney
William Savage
Franklin Street
Newton Wilson
West Carpenter Street
Moriariy
A. Is
Wilsor
Sedalia
Haveralee Alexander
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Lolita Alexander
Laddonia
Ernett Hascraft
Mexico
Edwin E. Sparks
Mrs. Raycraft
Pearson Wins Continental Air Race Crown
Washington D C October 22 Lieut Alexander J Pearson Jr leads the continental air race after beating announced leaders in a round trip of 48 hours 87 minutes 1 second The official list shows Captain J C Donaldson and HL Smith among top contenders with long time records in the trans continental derby Indianapolis hosts a Tri Butte Forestry conference discussing newsprint and timber shortages Governors Goodrich Cox and Lowdon pledge strong state representation Conductor W A Shepard and wife visit Columbia to see their son Harry a student at the University of Missouri
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Washington, D. C
Alexander J. Pearson, Jr
Captin J. O. Donaldson
Indianapolis
Tri-Butte
Lowdon
Illinois
Goodrich
Indiana
Cox
Ohio
Charles L. Pack
German Opera Sparks Violent Protests in New York
Police faced a sea of sailors soldiers and civilians marching from Times Square to the Lexington Theatre as the Star Opera Company staged German opera amid WWI protest. A motor truck riot dispersed the crowd after eggs and missiles flew at performers and patrons injuring two. A young man claimed to be a salesman and was arrested.
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New
York
New York
Moka
Amin
Tion
CBE
Missouri Baptists Reach Compromise On Alignment
In St Louis on October 28 the Missouri Baptist General Association ended a split over alignment with the Southern or Northern Baptists. A compromise allowed churches to choose either side while Southern affiliation was adopted. The convention adjourned this afternoon. The Coates Street Presbyterian Missionary Society will meet Friday at 8 pm at 612 West Coates Street, hosted by Mrs Ed Haynes.
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St. Louis
Baptists of Missouri
Missouri Baptist General Association
Baptist Association
the Missionary Society of the
Coates Street
Presbyterian Church
Ed Haynes
West Coates Street
Court Dockets Report Damages and Case Continuations
In Chrenir today the case Robert Morris vs Jacksonville Coal Co awarded 1000 dollars for personal injuries. Cases Eliza Gannett vs George Rodsors motion to quash sustained and case dismissed. Various matters continued or reset including Oliver Harlan trust estate and James Haworth v Snow et al with cost outcomes. Raymond Miles v Dudley Bradley reset for November 3 with amendment deadline October 10. Wingert vs Smith-Marriot Coal Co trial ongoing this afternoon.
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Robert Morris
Jacksonville Coal Co
Tayor
Peter Trucang
Jacksonville Coat Co
Eliza Gannett
George Rodsors
Casey
K. Lieber Leather Co
J. L. Kindell
Wir Ayerrmied
Oliver Harlan
H. J. Lotter
A. Carter
Ally
W. Haworth
Jas. Haworth
F. Snow
Raymond Miles
Dudley T. Bradley
S.M. Wingert
Smith-Marriot Coul Co
National Council of Women convenes in St Louis
The National Council of Women of the United States will open a five day convention in St Louis beginning November 10. Prominent women including Jane Addams and Mrs Margaretta Neale are listed as speakers. Ten million women expected to attend sessions.
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St. Louis
National Council’ of Women
United States
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Margaretta Nealé
Women's Employment Service
Swith the
Nationa Council of Women
Botcien's
Republican Men's Suffrage
Women Peace Party
National Court
Mothers
International Federation of Masic Glubs
Debate on Johnson amendment stalls before Friday vote
Washington debate on the Johnson treaty amendment continues with both parties lining up support. No vote expected until tomorrow as the Foreign Relations Committee weighs reservations. Also notes the loss of relief head Dr Cherson from Riga after a German shell hit headquarters. Death reported for Mrs Mary E Wright aged 73 with services set at Middle Grove Christian Church.
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London
Dr. Cherson
Riga
Copenhagen
Igpatch
Moscow
Yudeniteh
Petro- Brad
Finland
Petrograd
Kidnap of American Consular Agent in Puebla
William O. Co. Tankins, American consular agent at Puebla, Mexico, was kidnapped by three masked bandits last Friday. Ransom set at 150,000 dollars. Mexican government to aid in freeing Jenkins. Bandits reportedly robbed a factory, seized 66,000 pesos, and indicated Mrs Jenkins would be held for 30,000 pesos. American embassy assigns a staffer to assist in negotiations.
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Ranson
Washington
William O. Co. Tankins
Puebla
Mexico
State Department
Menica' Foreign
Jenkins
Mexica
Excelsiéras
Jeniking
Edith Graham Leaves After Visit From New York Return
Mrs Edith M Graham departs this afternoon for her home in New York after a two months visit with her parents Henry Voth and wife and other relatives.
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Edith M. Graham
New York
Henry Voth
Wtfe
Kaiser scoffed at American intervention in 1917
Berlin reports Count von Bernstorff testified that the Kaiser underestimated the risk of U S intervention in 1917 He cited a telegram stating if a breach with America could not be avoided things must take their course The testimony noted Wilson might have sought peace talks but Germany kept its hard line.
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Groni
Count von Bernstorff
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Reichstag ‘Committee
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Wilhelm
Zimmerman
America
Wilson
Vou Bernstort
Foreign Office
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von Bernstort
Cummins Railroad Bill Reported Out by Committee
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee voted to report favorably the Cummins railroad bill. Minor changes were made at the last moment but the main provisions remain unchanged.
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Washington, Qct
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Tnday
Smith Targets Hearst Papers Over Dairy and Debate
Albany October dispatch reports Governor Smith accusing William Randolph Hearst and his papers of deliberate misrepresentation to harm him. He calls for Hearst to debate publicly and vows any remarks on the dispute will be issued as a prepared statement. Separate item notes two derailed coal cars at Elm's Point with no injuries.
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Albany
Smiths
William, Randolph Hearst
Hearst
New York
da Mass
Elms Point
T. B. Shumate
J. J. Connelly
Elm’s Point
St. Charles
Elm's Point
Labor groups withdraw from national conference in Washington
Washington October reports the labor group withdrawing from the round table after a defeat on a collective bargaining resolution. Samuel Gompers of the AFL announced the withdrawal following Secretary Lane's appeal for harmony and a final plan for industrial peace. The capital group opposed the resolution by one vote, ending the session amid contusion and ongoing executive discussions.
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Washington
D.C
Ward
Anatrony
Abe Bresisient
Bourne
Or’ Aitteen
Bernard Baruch
Erronup
Tees
Lane
Etter
United State
Gesaiany
Ithdrawal
Samuel °Ers
Fed Eration of Labor
Wilson
Wotc
Palmer and Hoover aides meet Missouri officials on price fight
United States Attorney General Palmer and Howard Pigs former Hoover aide appointed special attorney general will meet Missouri commissioners and district attorneys in Jefferson City on October 28 to outline efforts to cut prices. The gathering aims to plan fair price fixes for commodities across the state and coordinate price control actions with state price commissioners and other agencies.
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Palmer
Howard Pigs
Oklahoma
Herbert Hoover
United Star District
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