Wilson Tour Heads Into Utah Seven Days Left
President Wilson travels the Rocky Mountains on the special train en route to Ogden Utah then Salt Lake City with seven days remaining in the swing around the circle tour. He plans a brief Ogden appearance and a Reno stop honors Senator Pittman and Mint director Ray S Baker.
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John Edwin Nevin
International News Service
Wilson
Ogden
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake City
Temple
Washington
Hoboken
Albert
Belgium
Elizabeth
Pacific
Great Western
Reno
Pittman
Senate
Ray S. Baker
Mint
Resolutions on unionizing ministers stir Carlisle Presbytery
Reports from Harrisburg show Carlisle Presbytery debating minister unionization as a political clash over church labor. tensions rise amid various regional responses and resolutions.
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Carlisle Presbytery
Harrisburg
58 Year Old Seeks Admission To Cambridge High School
Ulysses Grant Houston, aged 58, asks to attend Cambridge Latin High School to prepare for Harvard University. A school sub committee will decide, with praise from several women on the board but concerns about the impact on younger students.
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International Eee Service
Cambridge
Mass
Ulysses Grant Houston
Cambridge Latin High School
Houston
Harvard University
Tittoni resigns as Italian foreign minister over Fiume crisis
Rome reports Tommaso Tittoni resigns from the post he assumed June 23 amid the Fiume situation. King Victor Emmanuel calls a crown council in Rome to decide next steps while Paris notes high level leaders and military chiefs summoned. Three generals are relieved of command as security tensions rise with DAnnunzio forces in Fiume threatening action.
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London
Giornale d'Italia
Rome
Tommaso Tittoni
Fiume
Signor Tittoni
Nitti
Crown Council
Victory Emanuel
Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Obilant
Fabbr
Etna
Gabriele d’ Annunzio
Poison Plotted in Coffee Trial Begins
Thomas Fugus and Charles Salac face felonious assault and battery with intent to kill before Judge Emery. Employed by Lehigh Portland Cement the pair are accused of placing rat poison in Lewich’s coffee from his dinner bucket causing severe illness. Defendants deny the charge. Prosecution notes ill will between Lewich and defendants. District Attorney Muse and Dickey represent the Commonwealth. Clark defends. County Detective Young prosecutes.
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Thomas Fugus
Charles Salac
Mike Lewich
Emery
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Lewich
George W. Muse
Thomas W. Dickey
Commonwealth
L. Clark
M. J. Young
Appeal Taken In Aldermanic Case Involving A Schoor and Co
An appeal from Alderman Cooper's decision has been filed in the case of A Schoor and Company against Ludo vico Mucci. Judgment was entered for the plaintiff for 19 dollars and 20 cents. A writ in replevin was issued by Margaret Brooks against Carmi Brown to recover goods claimed by the plaintiff.
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Alderman Cooper
A. Schoor and Company
Ludovico Mucci
Margaret Brooks
Carmi Brown
Sheriff Orders City Pool Rooms Closed For Now
Sheriff Joseph Boyd issues a noon order closing all pool rooms and coffee houses in the city until further notice. Uptown pool rooms are shutting their doors in an orderly manner.
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Joseph Boyd
Uptown
Radicals Behind Steel Strike Target Foster As Unfit Leader
Representative Cooper of Ohio charged in the house that the radical element in labor was driving the steel strike and attacked W Z Foster, secretary of the national steel workers organizing committee, as unfit as a labor leader and disqualified as an American citizen.
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International News Service
Washington
Cooper
Ohio
W. Z. Foster
Treasury
National Committee
Foster
Dinsmore Sues Patterson for 10000 Damages
John W. Dinsmore as administrator of Ivan E. Dinsmore sues Robert A. Patterson for 10000 damages alleging his son K. E. Dinsmore was struck by Lois Patterson driving a car on a Hickory township highway. The underage driver is claimed negligent and the father’s suit notes Dinsmore was later killed in action in France.
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John W. Dinsmore
Ivan E. Dinsmore
Robert A. Patterson
K. E. Dinsmore
Lois Patterson
Hickory Township
Dinsmore
France
More State Police Sent To Sharon
Sharon Pennsylvania September 23 additional troopers have arrived in Sharon and Farrell with more expected this afternoon. About a score of troopers are on the scene along with Farrell police and around 50 deputies. Troopers try to disperse crowds though many are surly and an outbreak is feared at any time. Burgess J Moody of Farrell said efforts will be made to preserve peace at any cost.
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International News Service
Sharon
Farrell
Farrell Police
Burgess J. Moody
Capitol
Cleveland
Washington
Henry W. Raisse
John B. Lennon
U. S. Department of Labor
Lennon
Samuel P. Gompers
A. F. of L
Gompers
Long Vigil for Troop Trains at Mahoningtown Canteen
Red Cross workers kept a quiet vigil at the Mahoningtown canteen awaiting troop trains due in early morning. Over a thousand Doughboys from the First Division were expected to pass through the canteen en route to western demobilization camps, but trains had not arrived by noon.
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Red Cross
Mahoningtown
Deaths and losses blur lines in early autumn notices
Death notices list Mrs. Mahalah Brand of Shenango Township age 60 Mrs Verna E Wills age 42 of 407 Nes hannock avenue William Rosencrantz age 76 Elkwood City and Harry M Hart age 27 Norfolk Virginia. A Hartford dispatch reports excessive rainfall causing about 2 000 000 dollars in farm losses as potato crops rot across the state.
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Mahalah Brand
Shenango Township
Verna E. Wills
Neshannock Avenue
William Rosencrantz
Elkwood City
Harry M. Hart
Norfolk, Va
Highland youth reported with incarlert fever
James Atwell son of D R Atwell of Highland Avenue was reported to the health department Tuesday as having scarlet fever.
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James Atwell
D. R. Atwell
Highland Avenue
Health Department
Pittsburgh Plants In Operation As Steel Strike Spreads
Pittsburgh district keeps mills running as walkouts cripple other centers. U S Steel units at Braddock Rankin close with ten thousand out, while Homestead and Duquesne stay open. Washington move anticipated as industry heads toward broader action.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corporation
Homestead
Braddock
Duquesne
William Z. Foster
Elbert H. Gary
Harry E. Sheldon
Allegheny Steel Company
United States Steel Company
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Steel & Wire
Braddock and
Rankin
Police Seize $93,000 Hidden At Homes Of Trio In Cash Heist
Chicago police detectives and post office inspectors search for $141,000 of a $234,000 cash shipment stolen from the mails at Whiting Indiana. Leo and Walter Phillips and John Wejeta are held. $93,000 was found hidden at the Phillips home.
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International News Service
Chicago
Leo
Walter Phillips
John
Wejeta
Post Office
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Bank of Whiting
Marine
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Phillips Brothers
Belgian King and Queen Sail for United States
Washington reports the Belgian king and queen sailed for the United States amid questions of Belgian Dutch tensions. No formal New York reception planned. they will go directly to Washington. Separately, a mass strike in Shenango area erupts in violence injuring nine, including two severely.
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International News Service
Washington
Belgium
United States
State Department
Holland
Phillips
New York
Department
Fiume
Kolchak
Strikes Across Steel District Prompt Strong Policing
State police and local authorities bolster order as battles flare during a steel strike. Returned soldiers, deputies, and officers patrol the mills while arrests for rioting or inciting riot rise. At Shenango Works clashes injure two officers as workers move toward resumed operations amid warnings.
Officer Schuler Back At Duty After Tin Mill Attack
Officer Fred Schuler, wounded while delegations clashed with police near Shenango tin mill, was reported able to circulate today though sore. He was cut in the side during a struggle over his club, then stabbed in the back as he tried to regain control of his weapon.
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Fred Schuler
Shenango Works
Jack Edwards
David Klingensmith
Crawford Avenue
Watson
Iter
Avenue
Shenango
Schuler
Council Appropriates Money For Police Contingent Funds
City council approved transfers to cover strike related expenses. One thousand dollars moved from parks care to contingent, another thousand from sidewalk to contingent, and a thousand from the keep of prisoners to police contingent fund.
Fireman Killed in B. and O. Wreck at Connellsville
Fireman W. A. Glenn of Connellsville was killed and Engineer P. B. Miller, 50, of Connellsville, was injured when Baltimore and Ohio Express No. 8 derailed near Connellsville Pennsylvania early today. Railroad officials denied reports of additional deaths or injuries.
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International News Service
Connellsville
W. A. Glenn
P. B. Miller
Baltimore and Ohio
Local Court Convicts John Kragear in Serious Charge
John Kragear was found guilty on a serious charge at court on Monday afternoon. Prosecutor Mrs. Helen Paz led the case as the prosecutrix.
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John Kragear
Helen Paz
Residents Want Boulevard Graded
Attorney J Clyde Gilfillan appeared in council on behalf of J W Vance asking that Neshannock Boulevard be graded to Sheridan Avenue for improved access and road condition.
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J. Clyde Gilfillan
J. W. Vance
Neshannock Boulevard
Sheridan Avenue
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