Millerand urges moderation to end war in talks with Giolotti
French Premier Millerand told an Associated Press correspondent after a conference with Italian Prime Minister Giolotti that the war must end and Poland should be counseled toward moderation. He stressed the need for accord among Italy Britain and France for world peace and cautioned no interference in the Adriatic issue.
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Poland
Aix Les Bains
Millerand
Associated Press
Signor Giolotti
Italy
Great Britain
France
Versailles
St Germain
Sovie
M. Millerand
Signor
Giolotti
Adriatic
Jugo-Slovakia
Labor in Italy for Compromise Plenum
A plenary meeting of workmen's organizations considered Italy's industrial upheaval from the metal workers strike. Socialist deputy Caragona proposed a compromise resolution on behalf of the general conference of labor and the measure passed by 200000 votes amid a total representation of 1094000.
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Italy
Milan
Caragona
General Conference of Labor
Transcontinental airmail lands in San Francisco
The first transcontinental mail plane arrived at Marina field near the Golden Gate at 2:25 PM after a 16 hour delay. Operators expect schedule stability to cut coast to coast mail time by two days versus trains, with seven sacks aboard destined for San Francisco Washington Oregon and California points.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Pony Express
San Francisco Bay
Marina Field
Golden Gate
General Post Office
Mineola Field
Washington
Oregon
California
Mexico Second in Production of Oil in Western Hemisphere
Washington reports Mexico may become a key oil reservoir in the Americas as US fields near depletion. The Commerce Department notes Mexico rose to second in regional production with 60 million barrels exported in the first half of 1920, despite limited exploitation of its vast oil prospects.
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Mexico
Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
United States
Department
Vermont population falls in ten years, census shows
Washington state figures note Vermont's population at 352 421 after a 3 535 drop 1 6 percent in the decade. The United Mine Workers urge Wilson to reopen the wage deal for higher miners pay. Federal debt rises by 101 755 000 in August with gross debt at 24 324 672 000. Galveston Texas ports rise to second in U S exports for the last fiscal year ending June 30.
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Vermont
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Scranton
Treasury
Galveston
Tex
United States
Ake
Dempsey Beats Miske in Benton Harbor Knockout
Sporting icon Jack Dempsey stopped Billy Miske in 1 minute 13 seconds of the third round in a scheduled ten round bout at Benton Harbor Michigan. The card also notes a string of injuries and incidents from across the country, including wages hearings in Chicago and other violent events.
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Jack Dempsey
Billy Miske Cold
Benton Harbor
Mich
Cox Opens West Swing Faces Corruption Charge Themes
Governor Cox campaigns in Lansing highlighting corruption in politics and the League of Nations as he plans a 22 state swing from Columbus to Dayton October 4 with 68 addresses. Also notes deaths Rev Dr Wurtzler and John K Stack and various international calamities and protests.
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League of Nations
Cox
Lansing, Mich
Columbus
Dayton
Ames Teens Gather for Luther League Meeting in Ames
The Young People's Luther League of Iowa and other states will meet in Ames from September 9 to 13. Depot bandits at Marble Rock stole $100 in cash from the Rock Island Railroad station. Several local items include church dedication at Nichols, resignation of Rev. T. Saervett from Story City sanitarium, and notes on various local incidents and personnel.
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Young People
Luther League of
Iowa
Ames
Rock Island
Marble Rock
William Hayes
Centerville
Romania
St. Mary's Church
Nichols
F Richter
Clinton
Synod of Lutherans
Waverly
T. Saervett
Story City
George Marti
Marti
Waukon
H. W. Raymond
Iowa Chamber of Commerce
H. E Moss
Nebraska Chamber
L. Atkinson
Marengo
Chicago
Caroline Elizabeth Sanman
Sanman
Shenandoah
Edna E Walls
Iowa State College
Susan Brewer
Vinton
Wesley Brewer
Douglas
Arizona
A. O Phillips
Mason City
Milwaukee
Rudd
Earl Caddock
Walnut
Wyoming
J' P Downey
Slitchellville
KE R Harlan
State Historical Department
Stockport
Samuel Alexander Harlan
Harlan
van Buren County
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Fair Grounds
Farm Bureau
William Nath
Rajiwnayv Yards
Valley Junction
Grand Jury
Tum
Clan R
Cedar Pally
Wates
Milton Tostlebe
Postlebe
McCaffee
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Mrs Mitchell
In Harrington Maine Mrs Minnie Mitchell explains backache bearing down pain and other distressing symptoms. After trying remedies she found Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound most beneficial restoring regularity and ability to work. She recommends the medicine to others and offers her letter for use. The company stresses the product contains no narcotics and is made from roots and herbs and offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Minnie Mitch-Ell
Hartington
Mitchell
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pure herb medicine claim overwhelms readers
An undated block asserts a universal herb remedy surpasses all others by regulating bowels stimulating the liver flushing kidneys sweetening the stomach and purifying the blood, presenting a grand universal cure without specifics.
Bulgarian Blood Tea Claims Quick Heal For Ailments
The advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a fast relief for stomach liver kidney rheumatism and blood issues and cites 1918 1920 influenza as widespread use. It promotes the tea as a general first aid remedy to prevent colds fevers influenza pneumonia and other illnesses urging families to ask their grocer or druggist for a trial box.
Steady Decline In Notable Local Figure
The Birmingham Age Herald notes Henry Butterbean, once a town standout as a baseball captain with a large dime novel library and a boarding house wife, has faded from public prominence after his early peak.
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Henry Butterbean
Henry
Birmingham Age-Herald
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Safe, Widely Prescribed
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe, marketed for over twenty years. It promotes unbroken Bayer packages with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Small 12 tablet tins are inexpensive and pharmacists offer larger packages.
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Bayer
Paramount Duty in Crimson Gulch Poker Roundup
The dialogue debates the sheriff's focus at the poker table with Cactus Joe arguing that enforcing poker game rules at the table serves the public sentiment and keeps the unruly element in check.
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Cactus Joe
Crimson Gulch
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