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Montezuma Enterprise

Location

Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1919

Page

2

Wilsons health steady, steel strike violence grows

Reports say President Wilson improves under medical care though duties are delayed. In steel towns Gen. Leonard takes charge, raiding radical headquarters and enforcing martial law as workers return to plants. Britain ends its railway strike with a compromise while Congress gears to curb strikes and arbitrate labor disputes.

Edward W. Pickard Wilson Ile Leonard Okmnaha Wood Eimire Chienger Weirton W. Va IST EW. W Rumo Ns Binos United States United States Steel Corporation Gary Senate Committee On Labor Cummins Interstate Commerce Congress Senate American Federation of Labor Railway Brotherhoods

Airplanes Scan Coast for Hidden Fish in Naval Study

Navy seaplanes aided by W W Welsh of the Board of Fisheries report promising uses for aircraft in commercial fishing. Flights from Cape May at 500 to 1 000 feet revealed schools of menhaden and other fish below the surface, suggesting aircraft as scouts to locate schools and guide vessels via radio or signaling buoys. The Chesapeake Bay region and mouth of the bay are highlighted as ideal test grounds for tactics to save time and fuel and improve coordination between planes and steamers.

New York W.W. W. Welsh Baread of Mr. Welsh Cape May Naval Air Station Chesapeake Bay Naval Air Station Uavalic

Conferenceaimed at industrial peace stalls delegates debate

The Pan American building hosts 60 delegates from public, employers, and labor to seek a method for industrial peace. Immediate plans range from a three month truce to arbitration boards with ex presidents, amid calls for ends to strikes and labor conflicts.

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New Vaccine Method Used to Check the Flu

London. A new vaccine method described by Capt. David Thomson and Capt. David Lees promises detoxication of vaccines removing poison. They claim detoxicated vaccines allow injections far beyond prior dosages without toxic symptoms and produce greater immunity. Doctor Photasen notes potential protection from influenza with October doses leading to January immunity.

London David Thomson David Lees Photasen Thomson

Gem of a Smile Suspect Sought for Pocket Picking

Police pursue a woman described as wearing a diamond in her teeth. Authorities warn she is a Worn with a gem of a smile and targeted pocket picking. Identified by description as wearing a dimond in her teeth.

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Famous female aviator arrives in New York to coach American women

Captain Jane Horveux, renowned aviatrix and first licensed female pilot, arrives in New York to teach aviation to American women. A veteran since 1909, she served in the war at Villa Coublay and later carried mail between Paris and Brussels, shown with her flying mascot Pota.

Jane Horveux New York Captain Horveux Villa Coublay Paris Brussels Pota

Gold Loot From Sunken White Laurelia Recovered Off Ireland

British salvage ship Racer returns buckets of gold ingots from the Laurelia wreck off Fanad Light near Lough Swilly. Divers work in shifts at 22 fathoms, with the haul rising over days, totaling several million dollars in recovered treasure so far.

Ireland Portsalon Laurentic Fanad Light Lough Swilly Areer London England

Had No Change for $20 So Court Raised Fine

Tierbert Funk a sportsman from Flashing was speeding on Merrick road and brought before a rural justice. The judge, asked if a twenty could be changed, replied no but could alter the fine. The court fined Funk twenty dollars and he paid it.

Tierbert Funk Merrick Road Mr. Funk

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