Lane Sees High Ideas at Industrial Conference
Parley in Washington adjourned amid debate on minority expression and open sessions. Secretary Lane elected permanent chairman as delegates from capital, labor, and the public push for prompt, just settlement of industrial relations amid protests by John Spargo and a push to empower employer representatives.
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Lane
Wileen
Isbor
John Spargo
New York
Rules Committee
Thomas L Chadbourne
AL “F London
Endicott
Charles Edward Russell
Mos
I. Hhan Wald
Jel Peenehwte Capi
Pemberton Tritchinson
John O Leary
Jebu JiRaskeb
Othe Farmers
Bankers
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
National Industrial Conferences Board
Warry A. Wheeter
Chicago
Magnus W. Alexander
National Industrial Conference Board
President Wilson Improves Appetite and Health
President Wilson's condition improved further as his appetite returned toward normal. Daughters Mrs McAdoo and Mrs Sayre left Washington after consultations with doctors who caution against over-optimism. Messages of sympathy poured in from around the world while officials kept him confined to bed and away from official duties.
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Washington
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
New York
Franvig B. Sayre
Cambridge
Mass
Grayson
Mr. Wilson
Porras
Pantma
Graveon
German Gold Coins Arrive in New York
New York reports the arrival from Antwerp of 5.125 million dollars in German gold coins as the first direct payment portion of a 158.06 million dollar food and supplies aid package. The shipment, secured by federal agents, arrived in wooden cases and was diverted through Bank of England channels and London agents.
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New York
Antwerp
Secret Service
Federal
Aris
ISIO
Psirton
Palvns Tower
Atovian
Geideons
Band Plays Nothing But Jazz For Legion
TEPPERSON CITY residents attend a Legion event featuring a jazz program. Adjutant General Harvey Clark presided while Dr RM Iyortooqerstered the choir at Kiterson Church. Delegates and attendees heard patriotic pieces as a commander for the organization was discussed for an upcoming election.
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Tepperson
Ptlarvey C
Clark
Sir Theustoen
St. Lous
Dwight PL Davis
Soo Lewean
Farmer Asks Court To Help Keep Him Sober
Dudley Lee a farmer near Pesman asks Judge Shein to keep him sober by a court order banning sale of liquor. He vows to report bootleggers and references parole revoked for past stabbing. The judge published a notice warning that any party aiding Lee will face prosecution and parole consequences.
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Farmer
Court
Dudley Lee
Pesman
Shein
Lee
Shain
Crcuit Court
Pettus County
Senate Debates Crowder Retirement Lieutenant General Rank
The Senate spent hours debating and passing a bill to grant permanent lieutenant general rank to Judge Advocate General Crowder upon retirement. Debate touched on Shantung provisions and League of Nations propaganda, with strong exchanges about the treaty and related policy.
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Washiington
Senate
Crowder
Cleary
Shantung
50 Pilots Hop Off Today on Big Air Race
MINEOLA N Y Oct 8 Air Commodore L E O Charlton selected to be first aviator sent from here to San Francisco and return in the great trans continental air race. Fifty machines of eight makes lined at Roose Field awaiting signal to cross seven states 2700 miles. Weather forecast fair with northwest winds. Value of airplanes entered nears 1 000 000 dollars. Notables and officials to observe the start and arrivals along the route.
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Mineola
N. Y
L. E. O. Charleston
Washington
San Francisco
Charlton
Will Alteenate
P. E. Traill
Roose Field
Commodore Charlton Wire
Ward
Weather Bureau
Boy Traps Raccoon That Defied 4 Men
In St Louis a raccoon appeared in the yard of Otte Hmr YN28 Tensetta street Moernchis. Police were called after four men spent two hours attempting capture. A boy then lured the animal with an old parrot cage and an apple. The raccoon entered the cage and was moved to the Zoo.
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ST. Louis
Otte Hmr
Tensetta Strest
Moernchis
Saam
Mre
Tle
Macomb Bystander Sold to Democratic Paper
The Macomb Daily and Weekly By-Stander was sold Oct 1 to a corporation of leading Democrats in the county. They took possession Saturday, promising a Democratic daily paper and editorial support for local party aims. The purchase price was 22000, with funds to cover start up and sustain operations until profitable.
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Macomb
Maccarb
New Val Adebeti Dies at 82 After Year’s Illness
Val Adebeti, aged 82, died at home after a yearlong illness. The obituary notes he was surrounded by family and references his long life and local ties.
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Val Adebeti
Drera
Hiness
Unclear text fragment on election of Chicco figure
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an election event with unclear names and roles. Key details and context are unreadable.
Attack On Article Ten Sparks Public Addresses In West
Portland speakers denounce the League of Nations covenant as locking in immutability and subjugation of subject peoples. Senator Tilram W. Johnson contends reservations will be adopted by the Senate and the President will accept them. In Tacoma and Seattle crowds shout no while Johnson urges public investigation over hurried propaganda.
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Portland
Ore
Det. S
League of Nations
Tilram W. Johnson
Tacoma
Seattle
Japan
British Empire
Chamber of Commerce
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johnson
Congress
Texas Steers Escape Roam Illinois Prairie
A carload of longhorn Texas steers bound for Natewalb Stockyards was shunted for Watering onto a track near Water Creek, Missouri. The steers wandered, were partly recaptured, and eventually rounded up after a daylong railroad ride. Addressed by an agent and section men, the effort returned most animals.
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Texas
Illinois Prairie
St, Louis
Cot
Longhorn Texas
Natewalb
Ton
St Louis
Hepanoonys
King Albert Heads West by Royal Steam to California
King Albert of Belgium rode a special train through Ohio Indiana and into Illinois with Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Brabant traveling unofficially toward the Pacific coast. He briefly eluded detectives, stopped in Toledo for a museum welcome, and enjoyed cheers from townsfolk as federal troops guarded the steel city route.
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Chicago
Albert
Ohio
Indiana
Vllinois
Elizabeth
Duke of Brabant
Pacific Coast
Schood
Buind
Toledo
Totelo
Brand Whitfock
Theteluma
Belgium
Crary
Twe
New York Central
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Jamaha
California
Museum of Art
Carnell Schreiber
Varuinaia
Dar
Ed Lothe Adin
Poledia
Tim
Engineers Dynasty At U. Of M. Totters
Turmoil at University of Missouri campus as engineering students clash over grass protection rules. Freshmen face jeopardy amid veto by student body and university officials. Reports describe protests, medical incidents from confrontation, and calls for student votes on policy.
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Colsebta
Goheerong
Womimere
Sehots
Padifeg
German experts review wrecked northern France mines
Paris observers report that seven German experts who toured the devastated mines of northern France estimate restoration will take from two to eight years to return them to former economic output, according to the Gauicl.
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Paris
France
Aitien
Red Nests Broken Up by Troops in Gary and Chicago
Quiet amid a steel strike saw federal, state, and militia activity across Gary Indiana Harbor South Chicago and East Chicago. Major General Leonard Wood and Mayor Hodges accused Reds of trying to foment trouble as agents seized radical papers and detained weapon carriers. Several hundred workers returned to mills with South Chicago operating near full capacity while unions claimed reports of production cuts are inflated.
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Chicago
Chivugis
Grayeve
Indiana
Leonard Wood
Central Department of the Army
Hodges
Gary
Indiana Harbor
South Chicago
Waukexan
Sinois Steel Company
Maurice Liebermann
Paul
Denver
Traction Men Accept Compromise Awards
Traction system leaders accepted a compromise wage award on Tuesday night after Sutton state officials and councilors discussed the plan. The deal preserves key terms for workers at the plants except for a subset near the office and cores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction
Ted
Jone Paters
Reed Calls Ardmore Crowd Roughnecks
Reed addressed an Ardmore audience calling them Roughnecks while previewing a league matchup. He framed the fight as a real battle over amendments and reservations, praising his Oklahoma teammates and noting expectations of a difficult battle.
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Reed
Ardmore
Kansas
Ceiy
League of Mas
Anes Ane
Oklahoma
Steve
Lodge
Dam
Elect Carthage Man For State Secretary
DANVILLE AL OCT 8 The Times County Treasurers association convention closed here Tuesday Ot Taw was selected as the neat meeting hh Reynold Ot We resident OA L Rathfaer Kankakee secretary woe Pred Sams Cus W D Mens
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Danville
Times County Treasurers’ Association
Hh. Reynold
L. Rathfaer
Kankakeeretary
Sams
D. Mens
Jasper County Man Shot by Mob Near Montlectlo
Thirty-to-forty words: A Jasper county farmer, Charlie Tingle, was shot to death near Montlectlo by a mob of about sixty men. The victim, a resident of Aba, was taken from Sheriff Middlebrooks of Jones county and killed at daylight. Authorities report the incident occurred Tuesday.
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Deati
Sor
Adawun
Aba
Hames Iiten
Charlies Tingle
Jasper
Sherte¢l
Middlebrooks
Jones County
Hera
Dayiteh
Montlectlo
Jasper County
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