British Strike Ends as Government, Railways Reach Settlement
United Press reports in Bandon that British railway workers return to lines after a government-brokered settlement ending the great walkout. Both sides retain concessions with wages and minimums adjusted. arrears will be paid, and negotiations reopen. The terms aim to balance wage levels amid living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED L. Keen
United Press
Bandon
British Railway
Daily Telegraph
Morning Post
American Vessels Start for England
The United States Shipping Board announced that loaded vessels bound for United ports will continue loading and be dispatched, with all cargo in hand if booked. The statement confirms ships ready to sail for England as the program proceeds.
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Washington
United Ports
Unit- States Shipping Board
Watch production share by country mentioned
The snippet notes that 80 percent of watches are produced elsewhere while 20 percent are made in Japan, with the remainder implied to come from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Japan
Baron Kondo Due Here Today
Four former chamber presidents welcome Baron Rempei Kondo president of Nippon Yusen Kaisha arriving overland from the Boat. He stays with Samuel Hill until he leaves for Japan October 12 after visiting Spokane where he is met by S Nakase. He comes as chief shipping adviser to the Japanese peace delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Baron Rempei Kondo
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Baron Kondo
Samuel Hill
Japan
Europe
R. H. J. E. Childers
J. W. Spangier
Spokane
S. Nakase
Gen Wood Blames LWV and Reds for Omaha Riots
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood told the Chicago Sunday Evening Club that responsibility for the Omaha riots lies with the LWV its red flag and the soviet organization of the country. He branded the LWV and allied groups as enemies of the American home and urged citizens to vote for decent leaders. Wood said former soldiers remain the nation’s strongest force for peace and order.
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Chicago
Omaha
LW. W
Red Mag
Leonard Wood
Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Wood
Americana
America
Gen. Wood
Auto Circuit of Parks Planned
Automobile tours of the circuit of national parks may be established next year. IL W Child and a Montana group toured for data under National Park Circuit auspices. They aim to connect Yellowstone Glacier Seattle Rainier and other parks under Interior Department supervision to draw tourists from Europe.
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National Parks
IL. W. Child
Yellowstone Park Hotel and Transportation Company
Child
Thomas A. Marlow
National Bank of
Helena
C. B. Miller
Montana
Max Goodell
Yellowstone Park Hotela
National Park Circuit
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Department of the Interior
Yellowstone
Glacier National Park
Seattle
Rainier National Park
Mountain Preserve
Europe
Two Teens Die in Stolen Car Crash Near Spokane
George W. Whitty aged 1 percent was killed and Harold G. Dwyer aged 19 was seriously injured when the stolen joy ride vehicle turned turtle on a road near Spokane. The incident notes the car was stolen.
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Spokane
George W. Whitty
Harold G. Dwyer
Etty
Three Friends Take $300 on Steamship Steward Incident
Fred Baker second steward of the steamship Admiral Dewey woke with a sore head and empty pocketbook after meeting three men Saturday night. He recalls little except birds and a stare in the sky. Officer Anderson found him in a vacant lot at 25th Ave and Jackson St early Sunday. $300 missing from Baker’s pocketbook.
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Fred Baker
Baker
N. P. Anderson
25Th Ave
Jackson St
National Flower Riddle From Mexico
A riddle claims a Mexican plant should be the U S national flower. It is white in the morning red at noon and blue in the evening.
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Mexico
United States
Pedestrian Robbed on Beacon Hill Bridge for $650
Police hunt an ungrateful pedestrian who robbed C. M. Cummings a gas company president of $650 on the Beacon Hill bridge early Sunday. Cummings picked up the man at 12th avenue and Jackson street while driving home. the thief produced a gun and fled with the wallet as motorcycle officers joined the search.
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C. M. Cummings
14Th Ave. S
Beacon Hill Bridge
Cummings
Cummings Gas & Power Co
12Th Ave
Jackson St
James W. Gerard Purchases Fifth Avenue Residence
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany buys the six story house at 1015 Fifth Ave for 250000 from George J. Gould. The house had been unoccupied for two years and Gould acquired it nine years ago for a daughter. Reported total spending on the property exceeds 500000.
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James W. Gerard
New York
Jamesa W. Gerard
Germany
Fifth Ave
George J. Gould
Gould
Girl Dead in Apartment Bath at New Richelieu
Miss Elizabeth Engstrom nineteen was found dead in a bathroom at the New Richelieu apartments 733 Belmont avenue North where she lived with sister Miss A Engstrom and Miss DPD Miller. Death, believed due to heart failure, occurred at about 1 o clock Sunday morning.
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Elizabeth Engstrom
New Richelieu Apartments
Belmont Ave. N
Engstrom
Miss A. Engstrom
Dpd. Miller
Methow-Okanogan Bonds Approved in District Vote
Land owners in the Methow-Okanogan reclamation district approved an $8,500,000 bond issue by 473 to 4 and authorized an assessment levy for preliminary extension work by 471 to 6. In Tacoma, taxi driver Charles A. Brown was killed when his car overturned. two women passengers escaped unharmed.
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Okanogan
Methow-Okanogan
Tacoma
Charles A. Brown
Troops quash Gary riot after 36 hours of clashes
Indiana state troops and regular army units moved into Gary to quell race and strike rioting at steel plants. Eleven arrests were reported with several injuries as authorities warned martial law could be declared if outbreaks continued.
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Gary
Ind
Indiana
East
Chicago
Smith
Calumet Steel District
Goodrich
Oakland Strike Nears End
Oakland California October 6 the San Francisco Oakland Terminal railway is ready to concede the hour day and the strike of its employees seems nearing end arbitration may be used on wage matters the company ran more cars today while strikebreakers faced some disorder and no night running occurred.
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Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Oakland Termial Railway
Uninvited Guest Robs Cafe At Westlake Avenue
A lone bandit in a long black overcoat robbed the Main cafe at 1625 Westlake Ave forcing cook James Brown to open the cash register and take $250. He fired at waiter Athos Grigos as he peeked through the door. The suspect fled toward Bon Marche park at Fourth Ave and Pine St.
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Westlake Ave
James Brown
Athos Grigos
Bon Marche Park
Fourth Ave
Pine Et
Massive 360000-Pound Sugar Shipment Reaches Seattle
A 360000 pound sugar shipment arrived in Seattle from San Francisco Monday morning. Distribution in Seattle will mean less than a pound per person and aims to ease a local shortage. The consignment left San Francisco on September 23 and was delayed by a Northern California landslide.
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City
Seattle
San Francisco
California
Labor Discussion Open to Public at Chamber Event
Philip J. Reilly, president of the National Association of Employment Managers, will discuss industrial relations between labor and employers at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon at 3 30. The public is invited.
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Philip J. Reilly
National Association of Employment Managers
Chamber of
Gas Station Attacked. Bandit Seizes $45
An unidentified bandit pressed a revolver against gas station attendant I. Cowdrey at Brooklyn Ave and Ravenna Blvd Saturday night and demanded money. He took $45 and fled. A second item notes wartime profiteering resuming buying of women in India by the new rich.
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I. Cowdrey
Brooklyn Ave
Ravenna Blvd
India
Royal Visit Fallout Delays Buffalo Flight
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth abandon Buffalo flight due to rain. At Niagara Falls station the royal party met H. A. Stone Jr., the 12 week old son of a New York Central agent, the baby pulling the king's mustache. The royals planned a return to Boston after a luncheon where the queen and Prince Leopold sampled Boston baked beans.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
United Press
Buffalo
Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Boston
H. A. Stone, Jr
New York Central
Queen
Prince Leopold
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