Tariff Bill Floor Clash Over Cummins Ruling
Washington Sept 18 Democratic leaders led by Senator Cummins Iowa argued a conferees right to alter the tariff bill to the American valuation plan. The ruling was sustained 43 to 21 with party lines and three Democrats joining Republicans.
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Washington
Wnd
Benator Cummins
Lignan
Iowa
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Cummin
Hoes
Broussard
Ranchel
Louisiana
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Democrata
Cummins
Scottish Rite Masons Meet in Cleveland Conclave
The Supreme Council of the northern jurisdiction reconvened in Cleveland for the 116th annual conclave to confer the 33rd degree. Notables include Governor A J Groesbeck, former governor Charles S Dineen, and Ohio Supreme Court Judge Benson W Hough.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
United States
A J Groesbeck
Michigan
Charles S Dineen
Illinois
Benson W Hough
Ohio Supreme Court
Frea Masonry
British Papers React to War Pleas Across Page One
Rothermere denounces risk of new conflict while Daily Herald urges immediate League of Nations intervention. Daily Express hopes US influence can avert a fresh war as British press grieves, notes French and Italian aloofness, and predicts the world will dodge a general conflagration without triggering war.
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Rothermere
Lord ‘Sorthclif
Daily Herald
British Labor Party
League of Nations
Daily Express
United States
Alles
Br Tish
Wanchester Guardian
Chicago Girl to Teach in China
Mildred Walch sails this month to teach in China at the West China University. The trip is part of a cultural exchange program and follows her training at local institutions.
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Chicago
China
Cota
Mildred Walch
China Uni
Minister J C Trotter Free Again After Jail Escape
The Rev J C Trotter, a Methodist minister from McAlister Oklahoma, escaped from the county jail by flinging a bar from his cell. He had been jailed on embezzlement and wife desertion charges for a month, with Miss Audrey Campbell of Brooks Institute Hawthorne Oklahoma also involved. she was later released.
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Mcalister
Okla
J C. Trotter
Audrey Campbell
Brooks Institute
Hawthorne
Oklahoma
War veterans conference seeks better hospitalization plan
Washington reports a four day meeting of district managers of war veterans bureau offices to improve hospitalization and rehabilitation for service men. Forbes says 60 to 70 percent of disabled veterans are ambulant and about 40 percent could be discharged home for convalescence with proper environment.
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Washington
War Veterans Bureau
Forbes
Harding
Seryce
Secretary to Send Voter Information on November Ballot Proposals
Secretary of State announces intent to publish and mail printed copies and explanations of all proposed constitutional amendments for the November ballot despite the Emergency Board's failure to provide funding. Estimated cost not less than $60,900, with only $29,000 available. plans cover taxation and hearing rights amendments unless court blocks the latter.
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Colt Mbus
State Emergency Board
Smith
Gorg
Secretary of State
Perjury Allegations Rise in Chicago Rollers Case
Attorney Donald R Richberg charged today in federal court that evidence against striking rate workers relies on hearsay and perjury, renewing his motion before Judge James H Wilkerson to dismiss the injunction against the rollers in the injunction proceedings.
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Chicago
Donald R- Richberg
Richberg
James H Wilkerson
Rolli
Misfortune strikes Mansfield farmer as barn fire kills son
Orlon Rush loses barn and horses in a Saturday fire near Mansfield. His son Clyda, 18, was fatally injured when struck by a bicycle rider S Rodgera from Bucyrus while returning home with William, 10. William remains hospitalized with severe injuries and doctors fear for his life.
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Mansfield
Orlon Rush
Clyda
William
Rodgera
Bucyrus
General Hospital
Midnight Feud Claims Four in Arkansas Tragedy
In Harrison Arkansas on September 18 two partygoers returning from a dance near Enid were attacked at night. Four others are dead from gunshot wounds said to be at close range with shots to the back of the head. Searched suspects are being sought.
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Harrison Ark
Enid
Here
NES Artist Fights Gamely For Life After Poison Attempt
A local artist, victim of a drug overdose attempt, battles for life after a failed poisoning. Friends report she remains determined and hopeful despite a disheartening turn of events.
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Harrison
Fragmentary note on Admiralty search and Atlantic fleet
Incomplete OCR text references Admiralty actions and the Atlantic fleet. Mentions Caribbean, Naagic Street, Georges Street, and a request or denial regarding port facilities. No clear dates, outcomes, or names clearly established.
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London
Terravcean Fieet
Porte Flciaias Artica
Georges
Naagic
Shiray
Nmtel
Admiralt
Admiralty
al Deri
Police Prosecutor Coleman Resigns in Lorain Turmoil
In Lorain on September 18 Frink CA man notes the resignation of police prosecutor Coleman amid criticism from townspeople. The report mentions concerns about fairness and support from others who attempted to press charges.
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Lorain
Frink Ca
Cts Ar Orpes
Wesley Grills Coleman
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Summary
Market report lists butter per pound at four dollars and a half. Firsts and standard items include cheese yarn state per pound around twenty four cents to twenty four. Poultry live heavy per 100 pounds and roosters per pound. Apples, beets, beans, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, potatoes and sweet potatoes shown with varied per unit prices.
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Cleveland
Wester
Rush to Canada Forces Road to Create New Job
Increased traffic from American tourists prompts a new passenger traffic post in Canadian Pacific rail and steamship lines. C E Ussher becomes passenger traffic manager for Canada Atlantic and Tibor towns, overseeing hotels nationwide. C E Foster becomes passenger traffic manager. Earl Hartzell of Wellspe arrested for drunk driving. fined $25 and costs. license vehicle restrictions imposed.
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Canada
Canadian Pac” Railway
Geveral
C E E Ussher
Ter
Trafic
Rau Lirs
I. Uscher
Earl Hartzell
Welsupe Wags
Jones
President in Washington urged to sign soldiers bonus bill
Washington Sept 18 final appeal to President Harding to veto the soldiers bonus bill now in his hands was to be made this afternoon. Hanford MacNider met the president at the White House to ask him, in the name of four million ex service men, to sign the measure. A senatorial roundup was under way as word reached the capitol that Harding would veto and return with a message outlining reasons.
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Washington
Harding
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
White House
Congress
Senate
Mallon
Rumor Lenine Displaced Rumor Lenine Displaced
London reports a sensational unconfirmed rumor that Nicolai Lenin was deposed by Leon Kameneff as head of the Soviet government. From Moscow comes no verification and some believe a power struggle may be under way. Latest advices say Lenin has recovered and is conferring on state affairs.
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London
Nicolai Lenine
Leon Kameneff
Russia
Moscow
Russa
Lenina
Marine Strike Planned October First on Great Lakes
Washington reports an 18 A strike by marine workers set for October 1 if the Lake Carriers Association does not cut work hours from 12 to 11 per day. Mediator Oscar Forelgan of Chicago told the labor department today.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Oscar Forelgan
Chicago
Labor Department
Palatial U S Mansion Awaits Tino
King Constantine of Greece may flee Athens and find a millionaire mansion in the United States ready to house him. The palace is owned by Princess Anastasia, sister-in-law and widow of William B. Leeds, once linked to the former king. Uncle Sam may object to his company.
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Constantine
Greece
Athens
Sam
When Reebling Built Brooklyn Bridge He Provided for Overcrowding
The article recalls Roebling's 19 strand wire cables and parallel laid wires in the Brooklyn Bridge. It notes the oblique braces designed to bear weight, the long build period from 1870 to 1883, and Roebling’s firm continuing to direct the firm with further expansion from Trenton. It mentions Roebling wire cable used in war efforts including 80 million feet in the North Sea and 12 million feet in the Adriatic Barrage.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Col Washington A Roebling
John A Roebling
Williamsburgh
Manhattan
Ash River
Burlesque Show Delights Rialto Audience
A Saturday night at the Rialto theatre offered two hours of lively burlesque with fancy costumes elaborate scenery and strong singing. Performers Flores Drees Tom Daffe Charles Tas Join Bereies Florence Drise Tf I Millen and Helen Bradley drew cheers and the overall show was praised by the audience and Rialto management.
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Rivto Theatre
Harry
Jake Felis
Ufs
Jikhrl
Froinec
Ty Dinene
Econoedians
Ts Folds
Tom Daffe
Bereies
Florence
Sim Ardeneres
Rialto
Aganenta
Disrupted Smyrna Aftermath Reported by U S Admiral
Agency dispatches describe confusion and property damage in Smyrna with reference to American victims and institutions. The report lists casualties and the fate of naturalized Americans, amid evacuation and ongoing tensions.
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Washington
Smyrna
Gresce
Trainees Needed for Oman Qatar Flight Exercise
An unspecified report notes trainees required for a training exercise dated today in Qatar. The piece mentions Dan Raby and HRFS but provides few concrete details about the operation or participating organizations.
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Oatar
Dan Raby
Daugherty Impeachment Proceedings Postponed by House Panel
Washington September 19 by an 8 to 8 vote the house judiciary committee decided to postpone impeachment proceedings against Attorney General Daugherty until December. Republicans favored postponement while Democrats urged continuing immediately. Samuel Untermyer, the New York lawyer engaged by Kaller, could appear before the committee tomorrow. Daugherty’s absence on government business was cited as the cause.
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Washington
House
Congress
Oscar Eo iKuller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Kaller
Daugh
Call For Bank Reports Issued By Currency Comptroller
Washington reports the currency comptroller issued a call for reports on the condition of national banks as of the close of business September 15. The notice seeks financial data to assess banking health and stability nationwide.
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Washington
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