Palmer and Smith seek indictments in Chicago meat packers case
United States Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer told Governor Smith at a Albany conference that evidence accusing the Chicago meat packers known as the big five will be presented to a grand jury this week. He warned against buying now and urged price controls on groceries as goods move from warehouses to stores.
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Albany
United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
Goutner Smith
America
Chicago
Delmer
le Attorney
New York Diocese Elects Bishop Charles S Burch
Bishop Charles Sumner Burch was elected head of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York yesterday at Synod in the Cathedral of St John the Divine. The vote favored Burch over rivals including Rev. L M. Wilkes and Rev. Trinity Parish’s rector. The convention moved quickly to unanimous support and the new bishop was greeted with an ovation. The setting included Holy Communion and a businesslike session among city leaders.
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Charles Sumner Burch
Burch
Ules
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
D Annunzio to Wreck Fiume If Coup Falls
Rome reports indicate D Annunzio’s insurgent band aims to wreck Fiume if the coup fails. Italian government moves to starve the city, while Rear Admiral Casamova seeks order despite alleged detention. No U S troops were in Fiume per official statements.
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Fiame
Paris
Armando Diaz
Manter
Trehan
Buun
Rom
D'Annunard
Fume
Casamova
Fiume
Paria
U.S
Fiuma
War Bill Ready for Germany by Fan
The 1929 news notes Allied plans to pressure Germany to settle reparations as the Reparations Commission weighs decisions. Bankers tied to German credits argue debt gauges depend on commission rulings, while Germany faces a bond obligation to Belgium tied to external indebtedness estimated at $2,000,000,00.
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Germany
Republic of Germany
Reparations Commission
Reparat
Comrom
United State
Belgium
Wilson Tells Ireland Hope Is in League
President Wilson in a San Francisco luncheon address to the Associated Women's Clubs says Ireland and China may seek relief under the league of nations as set in the peace treaty. He defends self determination and notes the league’s role, while the crowd at Civic Auditorium creates a disruptive reception.
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China
San Francisco
Wilson
Associated Women’s Clubs
Ireland
League of Nations
San Francisco Labor Council
Shantung
League Assembly
Civic Auditorium
Rolph
Chester Rowell
The
Fresno Republican
Labor Council
League
League Nations
Wilson Picks 22 Men For Industrial Parley
Wilson publishes the names of 22 public representatives to a Washington conference opening October 6 to plan a new employer worker relationship. The list includes Bernard Baruch and John D. Rockefeller Jr., with many others from business farming and academia. The president will appoint labor and employer delegates to match the public seats.
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Dent Wilson
Washington
Organized Labor
Bernard M. Baruch
New York
War Industry Board
Robert S. Brookings
St. Louis
Tha
John D. Rockefeller
Elbert H. Gary
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Charles Edward Russell
John Spurgo
Vermont
E. Bradfute
Xenia
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ward Burgeass
Nebraska
Fuller R. Callaway
la Grange
Facturer
Thomas L. Chadbourne
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
B. Endicott
Milton
Mass
Paul L. Feiss
Cleveland
Edwin F. Gay
Dean Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
George R. James
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas D Joues
A. A. London
Buffal F
Wilson plans public control of key industries
Chicago observers predict President Wilson will soon announce a plan to socialize coal oil and transportation as a national policy. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis urged adherence to law and warned against reform excesses while stressing government ownership of railroads coal and oil for citizens. In Camden New Jersey trolley workers rebelled against a zone fare system, blocking lines, with deputies and militia mobilized to restore order. city officials sought police protection and resumed service under guard.
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Cuicago
James Hamilton Lewis
Wilson
Lewis
Chicago Association of Corcerer
United States
Ator
America
Camden
N. J
Public Service Corporation
Bilis
New Jersey
No Picketing Says Fitzpatrick Seethes Steel Strike Plan
Pittsburgh dispatch reports John Fitzpatrick announces no picketing will occur if the United Steel Workers strike proceeds. He confirms the walkout by AFL affiliated steel workers is set for Monday, with unions debating delay after Wilson's conference. Gary of U.S. Steel signals open shop and worker protections.
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Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
America
Mr. Firepath Coid
Gompers
National Labor
Horrow
Fitzpatrick
Mis Ani
Pitepattivs
Reprianatas
Amerigia Federation of
Letor Dole
Vregny Steel
Istry Emioyes Ani
Cummith
Hiccus
Stern
Sas
Theodore Vind
South Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly
Strick
Whie House Altor
Ocober 6
Samuel Gospers
Wilson
Boy Shot as Burglar On Entering Own Home
A teenage burglar was shot as he tried to enter Jerub k s home through a fire escape. Jerub k, a garage watchman, confronted by a would be thief on Flushing Avenue, fire escape entry led to gunfire before the intruder fled or was aided by a neighbor. Details of the motive remain unclear and investigators seek causes of the incident.
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Frank Geary
Att Kuching
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Bee
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Flushing Avenue
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Uhek
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