Move 10 Clean Up Base Ball Movement
A movement by four major league baseball figures to clean up the sport and remove ownership from club owners and players prompts public support. William Veeck and Charles Comiskey are named among leaders, while police report arrests and investigations tied to related radical actions and a Wall Street explosion connection.
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Soviet Troops Routed Near Warsaw in Retreat
Reports say Soviet forces fled eastward on the Polish northern front to avoid encirclement as Poles in pursuit claim a decisive victory. Military experts say the Bolshevik fall offensive plans by Mer Trotsky are ruined after the failed Warsaw push. One Russian division reportedly surrendered after massacring commissars attempting to force resistance.
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Remarkable attendance of women students at English universities
The approaching term will see many women students from abroad attending English universities. Scandinavian women have studied at Oxford since the war and American students have proved immensely popular, with U.S. girls likely to outnumber others soon.
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Scandinavia
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Trotsky Interview Cites Capitalist Rise and World Revolution
In an interview with a Moscow correspondent, Leon Trotsky, once Kalachevnik war minister, warned that capitalist development in western Europe would inevitably trigger a world revolution. The report comes amid global political tension. Meanwhile in Lincoln Nebraska an explosion at the Lincoln Gas and Electric Light plant injured four workers and cut city power. Closer ties with France are urged as Spain mobilizes private and official efforts to ease Franco-French frictions. Spanish and French committees form in major cities to improve relations between the two nations.
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Pacific Cable Project Drafted by Seattle Chamber
Beattie n Washington reports the Seattle Chamber of Commerce pushes a plan to lay another Pacific cable. The piece notes discussions on commerce and communications with regional implications.
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Treasury notes huge Liberty bond miscounts alleged
Washington authorities face a startling charge that millions in Liberty bonds remain circulating after purported double counting and un-cancelled payments. J W McCarter, former assistant registrar, sent a letter to Secretary Houston alleging widespread irregularities in bond records and thefts from Treasury funds.
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Federal Reserve official eyes easing credit and price drops
Vice Governor Emerson Platt of the Federal Reserve Board cautions that while credit should ease, the price decline trend spreads and may slow production. He notes profiteering worsens demand and urges restraint from manufacturers seeking government stimulus to avoid layoffs.
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Coal production aims to avert national shortage
Washioctog Taforestalt reports civil operators push to reach 12,000,000 tons of soft coal weekly by December first. Despite summer underproduction, they expect to cover the deficit after December 3 as factories cut prices and auto firms reduce costs. Georges Carpentier Battling Levinsky clash set for October 12 at Jersey City Baseball Park.
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Swine Government Opens Trade Ties with Soviet Korea
Derne Switzerland reports that Switzerland plans commercial relations with Soviet Korea. A Lenine emissary arrived to inaugurate relations but was asked to leave Riga.
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Danderine Beauty Tonic Promises Hair Strength
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that nourishes the scalp and thickens hair. It highlights benefits like fuller, healthier strands and claims to improve lifeless and colorless hair with regular use. The copy also mentions availability at druggists and brand presentation.
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Best Medicine Claim Sealed In Swamp Root Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming it cures kidney liver and bladder issues and neutralizes ureic causes. It urges readers to mail ten cents for a trial and notes availability in stores with testimonials from users. The passage also includes a brief fictional wedding scene.
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Green's August Flower touted as stomach remedy
An advertisement extols Green's August Flower as a highly effective treatment for indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, and related digestive complaints. It claims forty four years of worldwide use with no failures and promotes it as a gentle laxative sold widely.
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Diamond Dyes Color Card Promises Easy Dye for All Fabrics
Diamond Dyes offers a dye product described as simple for any woman to use on wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. The color card lists 16 rich colors and guarantees fade resistance, claiming perfect results on garments, draperies, and coverings. The ad emphasizes easy preparation and broad applicability across fabrics.
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Nebraska Tax Protests and Local News Digest
State officials mailed notices to private AR companies detailing a total tax bill of 35 278 dollars for the year. The report covers assorted Nebraska items including crops, court actions, a presidential proclamation draft, farm yields, and a fatal accident in Omaha amid broad statewide notes.
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Woman voter plan prompts reading before choosing candidate
An Indianapolis News note recounts a woman who, though not active in suffrage, will study the 20th amendment and upcoming elections. She intends to learn who is running and which party best suits her views before voting, though she will not support the Republican slate.
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Freed From Torture by Eatonic Says R Long
R Long reports relief from neuralgia caused by an upset stomach after using Eatonic. He claims he is now perfectly sound and urges others to take Eatonic after meals to reduce excess acidity and prevent stomach discomfort. The advertisement touts a big box at a small price with a druggist guarantee.
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