U S Ready to Cope With Goal Strike
Attorney General Palmer and Secretary Wilson discussed plans to handle a vast labor strike in the coal industry. Officials weighed postponing action while public opinion pressed for prompt resolution and the protection of workers’ rights amid reported miner silences and union pressure.
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Wilson vetoes wartime prohibition reference in act
The article notes President Wilson vetoed the section of wartime prohibition provisions, arguing it should not be approved as part of the legislation. It quotes his reference letter explaining the veto and the context of wartime enforcement and demobilization. Chile fears trouble with Peru as its cruiser and forces move northward amid rumors of a revolution and Peruvian military actions.
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Priests Expelled as Prague Sees Strain on Clergy
Dispatches report Archbishop Jkordar arrived from Rome to Prague a month ago and has ordered removal of several priests. Claims say some clerics ignored prohibitions and continued duties while facing opposition from widespread public sentiment.
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General strike to affect Barcelona workers in November
Barcelona faces a broad labor action as employers threaten a general stoppage on Tuesday November 4. About 200000 women are expected to be impacted by the decision and government officials weigh how to respond to the looming work stoppage.
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U S Prohibition Enforcement Push Targets Liquor Supply Wings
A Washington dispatch reports federal officers plan intensified action to enforce wartime liquor restrictions. Revenue agents will test distilleries and saloons for compliance while urging public organizations to aid enforcement and support welfare groups in the effort. Milwaukee notes warn many saloons will try to stay open by selling soft drinks.
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Mexican bandits kidnap U S consul in Pueblo
The American consular agent Williint Jenkins was seized by Mexican bandits near Pueblo and later released after a ransom of 150000 dollars in gold was paid. A report from the State Department cited a message from Tonkin through the Mexican government about the ransom and the fate of the consul.
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Trotzky Arrives at Petrograd Amid City Curfew
The hotehusint war Miniter Trotzky has arrived in Petrograd as fighting rages. Citizens report nightly curfews, with guards patrolling streets and observers fearing further clashes as order is sought and city defenses are bolstered.
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Eivary
General Strike Tension in Paris As Elections Near
In Paris France unrest grows amid election calls on November 7 amid movement and confederation opposition. Executor records show tensions between the general confederation and extremal elements.
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Paris
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German Treaty Ramps Up Japan Italy Talks In Berlin
The privy council approves the German science treaty as Tokyo presses negotiations with Great Britain and Italy. Officials in Berlin reported intensified talks and a move toward a settlement on the placement of forces and science collaboration.
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Tokyo
Ennyjet
Dry veto killed as LIO to be lifted in Senate action
Fragmented text reports the Senate action on a veto and war treaty statuses. Mentions President, War Emergency, and enforcement steps by the revenue department, with references to officials and a push to finalize the German peace treaty. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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White House
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Berger 8 Held Guilty in Chicago Case
An old report notes Victor Berger of Wisconsin found guilty on charges tied to violations of the espionage act. The House investigating committee recommended actions and referenced an appeal process from the U S Circuit Court of Appeals as part of the ongoing legal dispute.
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Victor B. Terger
Wisconsin
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Indore Adyteoemnlhe
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Dakota Bank Wins Fight Over Insolvent Status
The North Dakota Supreme Court ruling favors Dakota Bank in a dispute over its solvency following a prior failure. Examiners noted the bank’s exposure and a later bond issue helped preserve operations amid the contested status.
Hartford Adopts Daylight Saving Amid Unclear Proclamation
Local officials in Hartford approve a daylight saving ordinance though the text is garbled. The measure appears to set clocks and adjust municipal time practices, with City Hall and related departments referenced in partial terms.
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Canadian Wheat Trade Notes and Market Signals
Fragmentary report from Malitax Ontario dated February 28 indicates large bets on wheat futures and mentions shipments to Europe. The text references Matudian wheal and Ingermovit to Green with unclear outcomes and future expectations for the market and country position.
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Europe
Hulyay
Unclear historical court verdict reported locally
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a murder conviction by a local jury and a minister, with names and places garbled. The readable elements indicate a court case outcome and sentencing context from a nearby location, suggesting a historical criminal proceeding reported in this newspaper segment.
Mayor Suspended As Ohio Labor Turmoil Deepens
Governor Cox ordered the suspension of Canton Mayor and placed state troops on standby amid uprisings in Canton and Akron related to steel plant strikes. Col. Toby Bingham and Walter Von Gleesen reported widespread work stoppages and injuries, with guards limiting entry to plants of United Alloy and Stark Rolling Mill.
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Stark Rowing Mir Company
Invalid wartime day law decision unsettles markets
Judge Walter Hyans of the Federal district court rules a wartime property sale plan invalid amid telegraph announcements of a presidential order. The ruling states the sale cannot proceed until a Supreme Court determination on wartime powers and related amendments, leaving Kentuckians waiting on further action.
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United States
Rioting Strikers Clash at New York Bush Terminal Docks
About 2 000 striking longshoremen confront police and hundreds of workers in a pitched melee at Brooklyn's Bush Terminal docks. Shots, stones and missiles fly as officers arrest several participants amid surprise resistance.
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Wealthy widow dies at home in Sprinateli Mo aged seventy
The article notes the death of a wealthy widow, believed to be the wealthiest woman in the area, who died at her home. She was about seventy years old and was the widow of a prominent industrial figure connected to the Michigan area.
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Sprinateli
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Sufan Geary Dickerson
Naval Fines Plan Stalled by Portugal Refusal
AUnder a united power tone the plan to impose fines is blocked as Portugal refuses to grant the United States a new passage. Information from informal circles confirms the setback in Axerex.
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Portugal
United States
Exoneration Declared in Blimp Disaster Case
Oct 9 Gilenge reports the Goodvear Tire and Rubber company was pronounced free from liability by the jury and bowoners in connection with the blimp disaster of July. The verdict clears the firm of fault in the incident.
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Nebraska State News Reels In Wartime Civil and School Reports
Long dispatch reviews county duties and civic actions in Nebraska with details on a state fair, university ties, local public notices, and school affairs. It notes financials, public works, and honors including a memorial for veterans and improvements to infrastructure across multiple towns.
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