President Wilson urged to extend credits to save Europe
The report notes Wilson’s appeal to extend U S credits to stabilize Europe. It cites AFL leaders and railway workers as opposing industrial strife, praising workers who regain control of unions and urging loyal support for the president to lower costs and strengthen business footing.
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Ododitton
Spong
United States
Strysglin
Dros
Saraval
American Federation of Tlnahor
Atte
Proletnariat
Armonive
Inbor Hive
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Warmer Weather Predicted With Early Autumn Hints
Local weather notes from Washington foresee a warmer spell soon though precipitation may follow in the western state. Overnight temps around 50 and highs in the 70s marked the day with cool mornings and heavy dew as autumn possibly arrives early and winter looms sooner than usual.
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Warner
Washington
Vesterday
Storage Bill Nearing Final Draft in Senate Committee
Wallington reports Charman Gauges of the agricultural committee announced a final committee meeting today or tomorrow to finish the cold storage bill urged by President Wilson. The House package is predicted by week’s end. Committee members agree storage of essential goods should be limited to one year except for aging provisions.
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Wallngton
Chateman
Boure
Wilson
Ho Alec
No Parade in New York High Parade Costs Halt Labor Day
Labor leaders in New York canceled a Labor Day parade due to the high cost of costumes for the event. Ernest Bohm secretary of the Central Federated Union said workers chose to forego the parade because prices for attire used in past demos have risen sharply amid ongoing industrial strikes and tensions.
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New’ York
New York
Ernest Bohm
Central Federated Union
Tielray
Jose
Lynched Man in Louisiana Amid Mob Violence and Fire
A disordered report describes a Black man named Lauc clus McCarty being hunted by a mob then dragged by a motor car through the town before his body was burned in front of a neighbor’s home. The piece mentions other names and an unclear aviation reference tied to a separate event.
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Louisiana
Bonglusa
Lag
Lauc Clus McCarty
Coatesville Woman Slain As Colored Men Accused
In Coatesville Pennsylvania Ruth Carter London, a 27 year old colored woman with a room on Merchent Street, was killed by a man named Horace Davis also colored who later shot himself. Police say Davis, who knew the woman, fired two shots into her body and then killed himself. No motive or reason for the shooting has been found.
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Coatesville
Mix
Ruth Carter
London
Horace Daevis
Ina Hospital
Inia
Merchent Street
Davin
Siumsett
No Fear of Epidemic Reported in Pennsylvania
Sept 2 Harrish Ta department of hearth offlelade reports on influenza in York Luverne and other counties show no signs of preliminary cases of the serl anomithrenie occurring about eleven months ago in the state. It points out that a certain number of influenza cases had been reported each same ep o and that recent numbers have been about urinal.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Hearth
York
Luverne
83d Division Holds First Reunion in Coalimabns
Members of the thirty third division gather for a first reunion in Coalimabns on September 2. In the afternoon the division’s veterans are formally presented to the court by General JD I. Gira.
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Ehehtyethird
Ganerd JD I. Gira
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