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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

Page

3

Buddens Unite To Solve Housing Problem Of U

Leaders of the U S building industry form the National Industrial Congress of Building and Construction to revive the industry and address a shortage of about one million homes and billions in contracts held up by labor and financing issues. The group vows to survey needs nationally, end jurisdictional strikes, and coordinate labor and capital to complete contracts, with engineers, architects, and electrical contractors pledging support.

Chicago United States National Industrial Congress of New Building Congress British Industrial Council Inducatrin John H. Donlin Washington, D. C Building Trades Department American Federation of Labor Gen R. C. Marshall Associated General Contractors of America Robert D. Kohn New York City American Institute of Architects Morris Knowles Pittsburgh American Council of Inginieers Congress Mm. Craix Building Trades Employers Assoriion Lewis K. Comstock Electrical Contractors of America Kohn D'Annunzio

Canton Held by Rebel Forces Rumor

Velen Sept 28 dispatch reports an unverified foreign ministry note claiming rebel troops occupy Canton. The signal hints at renewed peace talks between China’s northern and southern factions and potential nationwide destabilization.

Canton Velen Foreign Ministry Northern China Iota Bed Heen Wiath Watcheks Watt oSeinenuon

MacSwiney’s fate questioned by Royal College doctor

Relatives of the late Mayor Terence MacSwiney consult Sir Norman Moore, president of the Royal College of Physicians, to learn how long the hunger striker may live and whether recovery is possible with proper nourishment. The physician notes astonishment at the starvation duration and says recovery hinges on ending the fast. He cannot predict life expectancy, calling the case miraculous. Hungary adopts corporal punishment for certain crimes.

London MacSwiney Leive Norman Moore The Royal College of Physicians Ime MacSwiney

Goddard Seeks Funds for Moon Flight Project

Robert H. Goddard, Clark Brot Robe, says he cannot reach the moon without money and plans a public demonstration within a month with a working model of his rocket. He confirms his plans to send a rocket to Earths satellite and seeks funding for the venture.

Moon Eeeneay Robert H. Goddard Clark Brot Robe Earth

Watkins Denies Withdrawal Offer by Prohibition Party

Cincinnati Sept 28 Rev RB Watkins prohibition candidate for president denied reports that the Prohibition Party offered Republican and Democratic presidential nominees withdrawal of support. He said Cox Harding would announce plans to enforce and not seek to weaken the Volstead Act amid talk of a public plan at February nominating events.

Watkins Cincinnati Prohibition Cox Harding

World Series to Begin in October in Rival Cities

The American League won the toss at today’s National Commission meeting and the first World Series game will be held in October in the American League city after the pennant winner. The opening three games occur October 6 7 and 8, travel on October 9 14 and 16 if needed, with the National League city hosting the neutral game if required. If Chicago and Cleveland tie the AL title a three game playoff will be held with games in Cleveland Chicago and a neutral site.

National Commission American League Ciy Chicago Cleveland

Ireland Eyes Two Fates Civil War or British Settlement

London reports the Irish situation speeding toward chaos or settlement by force. Cabinet plans for reprisals, harsher measures against Sinn Fein, and the arrest of Countess Markiewicz accompany near Dublin reprisals and Belfast rioting. Trim police burned stores, two wounded. Belfast snipers dispersed by armored cars and troops, 23 injured.

Countess Markiewicz London Sinna Fein Markiewicr Sinn Weiner Dublin Belfast Trim

Seals and Sea Lions Die On Circus Train Loss

A circus train arriving in San Antonio reports 16 trained seals and sea lions valued at about 28000 died in their tanks during a 100 mile journey. Circus men suspect Polson as the cause. Plate glass damage from a New York bomb last week is listed at 000. Windows were broken.

San Antonio Polson New York Ivate

Baseball Scandal Grows As Grand Jury Oversees Fix Claims

Chicago reports widen the baseball scandal with witnesses including Hugh Jennings, August Hereman, Muggsy McGraw, and Ban Johnson. Mrs. Kelly, a Sox fan and neighbor to players, is identified as a key witness. Buck Weaver and Fred McMullin deny fixing. Buck's mother-in-law Mrs. Cook faced testimony. Leaders call for neutral oversight and potential drastic action to restore confidence.

James L. Kilgallen United News Chicago Philadelphia Hugh Jennings Detroit Tigers Detroit Ring of Gamblers August Hereman Cincinnati Reds John J Muggsy McGraw New York Giant Bennie Kauff Kelly Henrietta B. Kelly White Sox Ban Johnson Sox Ray Schalk Monte Barry McCormick John A. Heydler National League Claude Williams Effy" Williams Raymond G. Prettyman Buck” Weaver McMullin Fred McMullin Weaver Les Buck Iniaw Grand Boulevard Heydler National Baseball Commission Comiskey Cincinnati

Airplane Fire Patrol For Minnesota Woods

St Paul Minn Sept 28 The feasibility of maintaining an airplane for forest fire patrol over the timbered sections of Minnesota and Wisconsin is under consideration. It is claimed that daily patrols would prevent a recurrence of the forest fires of 1919 with its heavy loss of life and property. Mrs Meoed at Chicago will telegraph Senate sts 2

St. Paul Minn Minnesota Wisconsin North Woods Meoed Chicago Senate

Garden Theft Warning Noted by Boston Transcript

A dated note from the Boston Transcript warns a garden thief to heed the warning about corn, bees, ears, potatoes, and onions. The piece implies continued trouble and suggests following up with a scent-based alert if necessary.

Boston Transcript

Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Sleep Aid and Health Benefits

An old advertisement touts Cascarets with promises to relieve sleeplessness and digestive discomfort. It asserts improved morning clarity, breath, and mood, claiming no griping and broad appeal for children, with price points of 10 25 and 60 cents.

Cascarets

A Nursery King and Colchester’s King Cole Kitchen

Old King Cole, a British king who reigned around A D 300, was celebrated with joy at his accession. A large earthwork at Colchester is known as King Cole’s Kitchen, preserving the legend in ancient topography.

King Cole Colchester

BOCHEE'S SYRUP Aimed at Coughs and Lung Troubles

An old remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and throat irritation promoted as a world trusted cure. It claims to ease coughing overnight and improve morning expectoration with a full fifty four years of sales. Sold by all druggists and dealers everywhere Ady.

Soek

Money's Reach Is Limited By Duty And Discernment

A compact reflection on money from Carlyle noting it has power but cannot govern all life. It stresses knowing its proper province, keeping wealth confined, and even rejecting it when it seeks to extend beyond rightful bounds.

Carlyle

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers Constitutional Cure

Catarrh is described as a local disease strongly influenced by constitutional conditions requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, improving overall health and vitality. Sold by all druggists. Toledo, Ohio.

Hall Solera Neta J. Cheney & Con Toledo Ohio

Fragmentary notice on lost contact with friend Amid distance

A fragmentary report notes a missing contact with a friend far away. Details are unclear but suggest concern over communication and possible search or reassurance efforts.

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