Palmer urges six month industrial armistice for economic relief
Attorney General Palmer calls for a six month industrial armistice to ease postwar economic strain. He argues cooperation between capital and labor can boost production, while warning against selfish demands and forced gains. Apeppery defense of shared sacrifice framed as national recovery under democratic rule.
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Associated Press
Palmer
Renee
Seventy Eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Mmen
Ethear
Missing messengers and bonds trigger urgent search
A United Press report notes a seventeen year old messenger Julofsky and a fifteen year old companion Wil iam Serem vanished after starting to deliver around 450000 dollars in Liberty bonds. A package reportedly entered the Mab on and Company office. 81000 bonds of the Died one are referenced amid the missing securities search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Julofsky
Wiliam Serem
Fitteen
Jaki
Shy
Ice
Mabon and Company
Besitf
Miter
Danish Brotherhood Elects Its Officers At Convention
Milwaukee dispatch reports the Danish Brotherhood Society of America held its annual convention with delegates returning by bus. Officers elected include President Soren Tver of New Haven, Vice President A. L. Jorgenson of Oakland, Secretary Frank Laws of Omaha, and Treasurer Roi Rasmussen of Rice Lake Wisconsin.
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Brotherhood
Unitet Press
Milwaukee
Severei
Danish Brotherhoed Society
America
Seren
Tver
New Haven
FL Jorgenson
Oaklend Cal
Frank Laws
Omaks
Easure
Roi Rassnaseen
Rengeba
Wis
Winneconne Library Fair Aims to Fund New Reading Room
Community hopes to raise funds from a fair held in September to finish the library’s move to a larger, brighter space. The plan dedicates this year’s assets to creating a comfortable reading room with newspapers and periodicals. Organizers invite all interested to support the project and attend the events.
Steel strike preploy under way in Pittsburg area
U S Steel officials mobilize for Monday walkout as police and guards ready to protect plants. loyal employees sworn in as guards, with up to 16900 possible guards in the district. union leaders say the strike will spread, while officials say plants will stay open where workers remain loyal and plans depend on local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Pittsbere
Pittshure Clerriet
Maror
McKeespect
United States Steel Corporation
Dusilr
Ramy Police
Steel Corporations
Caties States Steel Corporation
Sidiarr Cossaentes
Gar
Mon
Foster
Tme
Amatz Amated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Respect Independence of Persia Says Curzon
Earl Curzon told the House of Lords at a dinner honoring Persia’s minister that Britain does not seek a protectorate over Persia. He warned an era of chaos in Asia, but affirmed Persia’s political and national independence as the aim, noting Britain’s interest in a peaceful, independent Persia.
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Associated Press
Great Brtain
Persia
Seid Earl Curzon
House of Lords
Forish
Asia
Earl Curzon
Pussia
Turkey
Barl Cotoni
Cout
Pers
Life sentences for killing a peddler in Chicago case
Brealted Press reports Walter Colvin and two others received life terms for the killing of a peddler in Chicago. The trio faced charges of participation in the crime with details of the July incident and sentencing totaling multiple life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brealted Press
Chécage
W—Tae Sr
Walter Colvin
Ixteen
Denatured alcohol death leads to municipal court case
United Press reports in St Paul Minn James Smith, 18, was to appear before the municipal court today for drinking denatured alcohol. He faces a sterner judge after an incident last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
St. Paul Minn
James Smith
Smith
London Wool Sale Report From Borwion
Associated Press dispatch from Borwion notes 21 000 bales sold at the full and prices firm and higher. Best greasy merinos led gains with finer lots up to twenty percent dearer as buyers from Argentina and Queensland secured top selections and notable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Borwion
Amedicens
Queensland
Geer beer smugglers held by Judge Landis
Nine Chicago truck drivers were ordered to the grand jury by Judge Landis in a federal probe of beer smuggling across the Wisconsin Illinois line. Bonds set at 15000 each. Testimony tied Kenosha figures from Pabst and Val Blat brewing firms to the operation.
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Associated Chicago
Landis
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Mar
Iilingiz
Illinois
Judes Lardis
Fes
Chicago
Clerk
Garzntey
Landisaid
Ouzhe
No Warrant Needed To Seize Dry Law Violators
United Press reports in Chicago that alleged violators of the 2.75 beer rule were seized at Zion City Illinois and may be reexamined before Federal Judge Landis. The hearing ties to federal and state efforts to halt beer running from Wisconsin and Illinois. Landis ruled no warrant necessary to seize a violator, a decision challenged as misinterpreting the state search and seizure act.
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United Press
Chicago
Zion City
Landis Co Dar
Ant
Landis’ Decisio
Lendis
Stats
Treatys Ratified by Australian Assembly
Melbourne dispatch reports a viva voce ratification by France Great Britain and the United States as part of a treaty action. The Australian Assembly formally confirmed the measures with parliamentary praise and ceremonial approval in Melbourne on September 19.
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Australian Assembly
Brealted Press
Melbourns
France
Great Britain
Sinn Fein newspaper offices raided and publications suppressed
Militant action shut down Sinn Fein newspaper offices in Dublin. The Republiss, The Irish Sationality, The New Ireland and The Voice of Labor faced suppression as authorities seized presses and halted production. Strong entities include Sinn Fein, Republiss, Irish Sationality, New Ireland, Voice of Labor.
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Sinn Fein
Sy Associated
Preca
Sin Fein
Ofrces
Miltary Todas
Republiss
Irish Sationality
The
New Ireland
Voice of Labor
Barnes Leads In Provisional Golf Championship
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mr Barnes leading at the eighteenth hole in an afternoon finals round of the prototonal getters ascent championship. The text is garbled but implies Engineers Committee involved and mentions powerful faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comntri
Sugar prices rise as new crop hits market
United Press reports Ames urges immediate action on food pricing amendments as August sees prices climb. He cites Labor Dept data showing a 10 percent rise and notes the Hotty Sugar Corp of California is selling a new crop at 11.50 per hundredweight versus 9 for the old crop. He warns profiteering and calls for Sugar Equalization Board control, arguing amendments in conference in Congress would aid enforcement.
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United Press
Warkingwe
Sadee Ames
Genatel Today
Toi
Haugen
Hou Agri Culture
Palmeer
Ames
Labor Department
Congress
Hau
Senate
Counier
Hotty Sugar Corporation
California
Snade & Tremestous
Justier Department
United States Sugar Equalization Board
French Labor Federation Adopts Nationalization Platform
The French Federation of Labor adopted a platform at its closing session in Lyons. Resolutions call for nationalization of key industries under producers and consumers, and nationalization of transport and banks while denying broader state ownership. The convention endorses revolutionary aims and urges peace with Russian revolutionaries, condemning reactionary policies. It instructs the executive to push unions to oppose arms shipments to Kolchak and Denikin forces in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
France
Conreres
Enions i Transportation Service
Kolchak
Siberia
Denikine
Risa
En- Seale
Mmde
Wisconsin educational conference set in October dates
The Northwestern reports Wisconsin state education leaders will meet in the capital assembly chamber October 12 and 7 with sessions led by State Superintendent BP Cars and a program listing speakers on subjects from delinquency and general science to high school reading and costs of education. The second day features elementary education reorganization and physical education, with Dr. Frank McMurray of Columbia University and others slated to speak. The Wanrag high school conference has been moved to October 5.
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Wisconsin
Assembly
Cars
Cary
Elizabeth Woods
HLSS
Goddard
Mra
Cecile White Flemming
W. W. Theisen
Frank C. Torton
Carter Alexander
Department of Public Instruction
Marbelle Bush
Professor Wittich
la Cresse Normal
Katherine McLaughtin
BH. W. Kircher
Merrill In Theatte
Roon
W. W. Thiesen
Hich
A. Jt Milter
Gosling
Rosenman
Frank McMurray
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Wanrag
Thersdas
Peace Conference Faces Dwindling Work Ahead
AP report notes the peace conference has only limited tasks left after delivering the Belaarian peace treaty for review. With negotiators awaiting responses and provisional governments to firm up, the supreme council prepares to extend talks to Morécy as stabilizing steps and final protocols await clarification.
Boston Police Fired in Riot Quelling Strike Action
Nineteen members of the Boston Police were fired during a riot quelling operation in the petrol workers strike. Twenty seven Metropolitan officers were fined thirty days pay with the order to discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police
Bost
Deaf and Dumb Man Returns From Klondike With Gold
United Press reports Jacob Garbarine, deaf and mute since childhood, returns after 23 years from the Klondike with a fortune. His mother Mrs Joseph Garbartoo awaits at home as he recounts trekking on the Pacific coast and a claimed 356,430 miles traveled during the absence.
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United Press
Jacob Garbaring
Klondike
Joseph Garbartoo
Garbarine
Pacific Coast
British steamer West Arvada aground off Orkneys
The West Arvada a United States shipping board steamship struck a mine on September 16 off Terzchel Ung and foundered today off Orkneys. She sailed from Galveston August 20 with 1 528 bales of cotton valued over 3 200 000 and was reportedly carrying about 1 900 troops returning from the Russian front.
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Associated Prens
Benden
Eridsr
West Arvada
Terzchel- Ung
Darch
United States Shipping Board
Galvestom
Far Office
Orkneys
Ministry
Ronaldsway
Qrimers
Scotland
Arctic
Mner
Archangel
Risin
Situation at Budapest grows more serious
Budapest dispatch reports growing crisis as Pontantans requisition railway equipment crippling transport. Food shortages in the capital are alleged while Romanians are accused of looting livestock fodder and farm implements. Romanian demand for exchange of 259 099 white kronen for blue government money could trigger wider hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Captain and Sons Convicted of Crew Maltreatment
By Associated Press. New York. Capt Adolph Pedersen of the Parke and his mates Adolph Eric and Leonard Roy were convicted in federal court today of maltreatment and false imprisonment of crew members on a four month voyage from British Columbia to South Africa. Pedersen and his officers had previously been acquitted of murdering one of the sailors.
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Associated Press
New York
Adolph Pedersen
Barkentine Parke
Adolph
Eric
Leonard Roy
British
Colombia
South Africa
Pedersen
Sillerz
Farmers and Laborers Exempted From Antitrust Prosecution
The House again exempts farmers and laborers from antitrust prosecution under the general deficiency bill. It excludes organizations of laborers and farmers joining to raise wages or maintain prices for farm projects, postponing enforcement.
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Associated Press
Wentingto E
Two Men Held in Connection With Grand Rapids Robbery
Police say two men are held in connection with a Grand Rapids robbery. Details remain unclear as investigators withhold names and statements. A shooting occurred during the incident, with victims or injuries reportedly involved.
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Deteatt
Johnson warns against League of Nations as war trust
Senator Hiren W. Johnson, in St Paul, argues against the League of Nations covenant, calling it a war trust and warning it would make the US police the world. He criticizes foreign entanglements, urges Americanism, and plans to return to Washington to push an amendment for equal US votes with Britain in the league. The talk drew enthusiastic support and will be followed by a 4 pm address at the Lincolns club in Minneapolis.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Hiren W. Johnson
Middlewest
League of Nations
Flom
Catlin
Johnson
America
League of Armed Nations
United States
Tom
St Paul
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
California
Ansewer
Wilson
United States Senate
Minnesota
Kelloga
Nelson
Lincols Club
Minnexpotia
Uniform
Peace terms reported for Petrograd as Allies demand
Reports from Copentacen indicate the Petrograd city soviet authorized comunists to seek peace on Allied terms, with Moscow central authorities offering a peace proposal. Severe living conditions, cholera outbreaks, and famine threaten Petrograd as the city faces dire shortages and epidemic death tolls.
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Associated Press
Copentacen
London
Petrosrad
Peceoarail
Petrograd Soviet
Moscow
Petrograd
Gaz
Texas Storm Strikes Coast As Gangs Repair Roads
In Galveston and along the Texas storm district the aftereffects of a hurricane and ensuing floods began easing. Mexican laborers and families were moved to other sections for work as transportation crews repair water swept highways and cater to devastated towns. Officials estimate the death toll remains uncertain while rescue crews search wrecked vessels and flood scenes.
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Tangie
Texas
United Press
Corps Christi
Tex
Sandar
United States Railway Administration
Postal workers press high cost of living concerns
In St Paul Minnesota postal employes urged salary increases at a joint postal salaries commission meeting. Ralph Bird cited a long service record and a $104 annual raise as evidence of rising costs. He recalled cheaper living when wages were lower and housing costs were about $3 a month. The commission plans to travel to Chicago and Cincinnati for further sessions.
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Br Associated Press
St Paul
Minn
Postal
Hercics
Joint Commission On Postal
Martin B. Madden
Tilmore
Ralph Bird
Mittackee
Sear
Rot
Chicago
Cincinnati
Reston Player Pate Faith Homers to Secure Victory
In a late ninth inning surge at Peowar Park, Reston’s Pate Faith hit a circuit drive that gave the Tan a win. The game featured special exercises and strong batting, with Ruthdar noted in the event.
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RF Associat Press
Reston
Pate
Todar
Chicase
Philadelphia pitcher and manager shot in accident
The Philadelphia baseball figure Jack Coombs, later manager of the Nationals, was shot last night near a contractor’s site. Authorities say the incident is believed accidental and under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coombs
Associated
Presvy Palestini
Jack Cromba
Philadelphia Nationals
Pan Lato
Larve
Civil Service Investigation Is Authorized in Congress Debate
The Northwestern special dispatch reports that the House debates civil service and postmaster appointments. Calls for information cite the Civil Service Commission to conduct examinations and ratings, with presidents orders enforcing highest names for posts. Critics note many vacancies and alleged violations, promising congressional investigation and awaited results.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Pisiqgumporaari
Stier
The
Somgress
Aston
Fragmentary notes on weather and events from Greet Lakes center
The readable text mentions winds and week plans, with scattered phrases about Greek tastes and local names. Core facts are unclear, but the fragment suggests general weather and weekly activity notes at a central locale in Greet Lakes.
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Winneconne Library
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London Wool Sale
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French Federation OF Labor
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Frank T. Polk
Gen Tasker
Biss
League
America Sas
Jhnson
Dickinson
Cape
Dickman
Fort Sam Houston
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Carso
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