Arrests by Cossacks in Siberia Spark Tension
Reports from Siberia recount an incident at Inman 170 miles north of the city where two American officers in uniform were seized by Cossacks led by Gen. Kalminoff. A detachment of 150 American troops from the Seventh went to secure their release. Hostages were taken, and after negotiations a telegraph demand led to a promise of release. The affair prompted calls for apology from the Cossack authorities and a formal inquiry into Japanese involvement in the incident.
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Ated Press
Ostok
Feiday
Eyts
P. Johns
Corp. Benjarling
Kalmikoff
Inman
Siberia
Thenty-Seventh Regiment
Tling
Ter
Orovsk
Sperling
Khabarovsk
Sperl
Kalminoff
Rozahoff
Hington
Ohio Courts Declare referendum Needed In Ohio
MBUS Ohio Oct 1. United States Supreme Court action on the amendment prompts a referendum. Ohio state officials, led by Secretary of State Hawk, seek to block or delay the ballot measure while legal cases in federal court proceed. The outcome could determine whether the referendum appears on the upcoming election slate.
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MBUS
Ohio
States Supreme Court
Ohio State Supreme Court
Peattree
Hawk
Diata
Antileague
United States
Police detain Bolshevik speaker in Kansas City drama
Robert Minor, a self described Bolshevist advocate, tried to deliver a soap box talk at a Kansas City hall but was stopped by police after urging followers to strike in protest of the Mooney conviction. He warned of revolution and urged support for releasing those convicted of anarchy and sabotage, then quit when ordered.
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Kansas City
Robert Minor
Kansas and
Packard Avenues
Kan
Missouri
Minor
Russia
America
Mooney
Hockers
Baking Firms Plead Guilty In Bread Price Fix Case
Four Columbus baking firms admitting guilt on charges under the Valentine anti trust law were fined $1,000 plus costs and ordered to revert bread prices to pre combination levels. The Columbus Bread Breneman Reynolds and Occident Baking companies pled guilty and face daily penalties of $50 from indictment date. Court set retail bread prices at eight and a half cents for small loaves and twelve cents for large, with consumers having paid ten and fifteen cents respectively.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Bread Company
Brenneman Baking Company
Reynolds Baking Company
Occident Baking Company
Bowling season planned by Labor Temple league captains
Lab or Temple bowling captains met Tuesday night and elected officers. The league opens the winter series on October 6 with 12 teams. Bert Groves was chosen president and William Lehbrink secretary.
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Labor Temple League
Labor Temple
Bert Groves
William Lehbrink
Vermont Street M E Names Officers
Officers and teachers for the Vermont Street Methodist church Sunday school were elected Tuesday evening. George Wilon was named superintendent, with W B Smiley, George Gabriel, Miss Lucy Bunting, Mrs Garnet Smith, Miss Clara Wilson, C H Allard, Mrs George Hewes, Mrs H B Dines, Mrs Charsha, and Nell Crawford as secretary. Treasurers are Herbert Parson and G E Sparks. Rally Day postponed to October 12.
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Vermont Street Methodist Church
George Wilon
W. B. Smiley
George Gabriel
Lucy Bunting
Garnet Smith
Clara. Wilson
C. H. Allard
Rev Bingaman Heads Church Federation
Officers for the Federation of Churches were elected at the Y M C A meeting. Rev I W Bingaman was chosen president with Rev F A McCarty and Rev E A Thompson as first and second vice presidents. H F Lummis became recording secretary, George B Cawthorne executive secretary, and Dr H F Nauman treasurer. An advertising committee was formed to launch a city wide drive with Sunday service ads.
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Federation of Churches
I. W. Bingaman
Luther Memorial Church
F. A. McCarty
E. A. Thompson
H. F. Lummis
George B. Cawthorne
H. F
Boy Scouts To Take Part In The Parade
Quincy Boy Scouts Troops 1 2 and 3 met at the Scout headquarters on Fourth and Jersey street with large attendance. They discussed their parade participation and hoped to be excused from school for the event. Sergeant Young and Sergeant Campbell led drill and praised the scouts' performance.
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Quincy Boy Scouts
Fourth and
Jersey Street
Gill
Sergeant Young
Sergeant Campbell
Birth announced for Schmidt baby girl at 9214 Ohio street
Mr and Mrs D J Schmidt welcome a baby girl born Tuesday night at home. She is the family’s second daughter and weighs and measures were not provided. The family resides at 9214 Ohio street.
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D. J. Schmidt
Ohio Street
Reed condemns League of Nations in Oklahoma City speech
Senator Reed of Missouri denounces the league as costly to Americans, arguing Wilson reversed his positions to push the proposal. He accuses the President of sacrificing American pockets and backs, citing a Paris trip with 1300 aides as emblematic of waste. The remarks frame the league as benefiting other nations at U.S. expense.
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Oklahoma City
Wilson
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
America
Fragmentary report on wartime speech and plans
The text fragment references a great ship promenade, a five million trip, and Congress proceeding with hotel and paid items. It mentions a statement about truth, war, unity with five goals, and sacrifice upon the altar, attributed to the president. The legibility is poor and names or dates are unclear.
Calls Grand Delve Int Delinquency of Lynchings Leaders
A circuit session discussed by McCord on a special session, detailing the lynchings of three and the wounding of a prominent leader tied to the case of a white woman. The origin traces to alleged motives and repetition of Monday's violence, with a slain police officer among the victims and a fourth Negro wounded.
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Montgomery
Lava Stream Heels Sea In Five Hours Near Hilo
Lava from Kilauea’s eruption reached the sea near Hilo, Hawaii, tracing a path across coffee country. The lava flow advanced about thirty miles to the ocean in roughly twelve hours, threatening farms and local infrastructure on the island’s southeast coast.
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Associated Press
Hilo
T. H
Hawaii
Personal notices from the Social Center andlocal residents
The Social Center October meeting was postponed per the board. Wayne Thomas improves at home after St Mary hospital operation. Malcolm Eddy, Rock Island reporter, recuperating from appendicitis in Quincy. State's Attorney and Mrs Adair moved to 2313 Broadway from 1123 Chestnut. Grace Stormer returns to ChicagoCosmopolitan conservatory. Dr John A Welsch returns from St Louis hospital to Quincy. Various Quincy shopping and visits noted including Ben Bartlett Genevieve Lewis, Mrs H White Plymouth, Mrs G K Fiemming Carthage, Mrs J W Caldwell Perry Mo, Mrs Sam Gill Perry Mo, and Todd Kirk Kirksville.
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H. F. Lafler
State Bark
Board of Management
Wayne Thomas
Melvin Thomas
Oak Street
St. Mary Hospital
Malcolm Eddy
Rock Island
Quincy
LeRoy Adair
Chestnut Street
Hampshire Street
St. Louis
Ben Bartlett
Genevieve Lewis
Barry
H. White
Plymouth
G. K. Fiemming
Carthage
J. W. Caldwell
Perry
Sam Gill
Todd Kirk
Kirksville
Kirk
Quincy High School
Musicians Wanted for Second Cavalry Recruit Unit
Sergeant Lunsford at the local army recruiting office ordered enlisting musicians for service with the Second cavalry based at St. Riley Kansas. Also notes Fess of Ohio re elected chairman of the Republican congressional committee with other officers reelected. At Eureka California four hundred shipyard workers walked off demanding wage revisions while three ships progress for private interests and two for the government.
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Lunsford
Army
Second Cavalry
St. Riley
Kansas
Frss
Washington
Fess
Ohio
Congressional Committee
Congress
Hureika
Fureka
Calif
Pfour
Rolph
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Empire Theater
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League
Mr. Wilson
Paris
Brir
Ney
Doan
S. Fifth Street
M. H. Hayden
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Dean
S. Seventh Street
S. Fourth Street
J. L. Ewing
S. Fourth St
C. A. Stille
S. Seventh St
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