Bread Line Opens in New York City Amid Riots
New York hosts its first bread line since wartime days at the Church of St. Mark In the Bouwerie. Rev. William N. Guthrie organized the effort after talks with Urbain Ledoux promising relief for jobless men. About 600 queued for meals. a chapel riot occurred as men realized they had come to the wrong place. Dormitories opened, and around 150 slept there.
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Associated Press
New York
Church of St. Mark
Bouwerie
William N. Guthrie
Urbain Ledoux
Bryant Park
Une
St. Mark's Chapel
Ruth Confined to Bed With Grip Ahead of Philadelphia Game
Babe Ruth is confined to bed at his hotel with a grip attack, forcing him to miss the New York Yankees game against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Doctors were summoned and he is expected to return tomorrow, though some doubt remains about World Series participation.
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Babe Ruth
New York Hotel
New York
Athletics
Philadelphia
New York Evening World
Ruth
Senate splits on Newberry 1918 Michigan seat
The senate privileges and elections committee reports diverge on the Ford Newberry contest. The majority backs seating Newberry as the Republican senator, while the minority urges vacancy citing corrupt and illegal methods. The code awaits senate decision.
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Washington
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Michigan
Newberry
Senate
Boy Scouts Plan Tent Meeting at YMCA
Bout Master M A Mitchell announces a Boy Scout gathering Friday at 7 30 PM at the YMCA. It is not a regular troop meeting but to procure tents.
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M. A. Mitchell
New York Tenants 18 Keep Their Homes On Move Day
Nearly 100000 tenant and landlord cases await trial as New York municipal court gears up for moving day on October 1. Tenants follow advice to stay put and let the courts decide rents. State rent laws now shield tenants from eviction without court procedure, delaying dispossessions for months.
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Associated Press
Ranney
New York
Municipal Court
Julian P. Wilson
Wilson J
Jorda
Miss Smith To Study Music In New York
Ming Smith, a Mt. Vernon singer known for her fine voice, will depart next week to study music in New York under renowned teachers. To give friends a chance to hear her before she leaves, she will perform at 11 o clock Sunday morning in the Baptist church where she attends.
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Mt. Vernon
Pauline Ancesestal-Chorinter
Presbyterian Church
Ming Smith
New York
The
Baptist Church
Trainmen Leaders Plan Strike Vote Action
Fifty seven general chairmen of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will depart Chicago to seek sanction or disapproval of a strike vote from their grievance committees. If approved and other unions join, President Lee may authorize a walkout. Official sentiment remains uncertain about an immediate strike.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
W. G
Lee
Wanderer to Hang Tomorrow in Illinois Case
Associated Press reports in Springfield that Carl Wanderer will be executed tomorrow after Governor Small accepted the pardon board's recommendation. Wanderer was convicted of murdering his wife and a rivalling man in a case that drew wide attention.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Carl Wanderer
Small
Wanderer
Arbuckle Murder Charge Reduced to Manslaughter
Roscoe C. Arbuckle’s murder complaint in San Francisco was reduced to manslaughter after a six day hearing. He was released on bail and faces trial on the lesser charge over the death of Virginia Rappe after a party at his hotel suite.
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San. Francisco
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Sylvain J. Lazarus
Superior Court
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Lazarus
Miss Ruppe
Los Angeles
Minta Durfea Arbuckle
Flora Durfee
Roscoe
Funeral party fired on Belfast street. one killed
A funeral party traveling from a cemetery to Belfast was fired upon yesterday afternoon. One man was killed and three others wounded in the incident. Police investigated as the city mourned the victims.
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Belfast
Amendment 10 Tax Bill Proposed by Democratic Finance Panel
Senate report outlines two amendments to the Republican tax revision bill. One would repeal the corporation stock tax while keeping other levies. The minority plan seeks repeal of freight and passenger taxes and tightens exemptions for higher income corporations and individuals.
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Associated Press
The
Banner
Washington
Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Senate
Man Dies at Age of 110 in El Paso
Suay Flores, aged 116, died in El Paso. His wife is 102 and his son is 80. Flores witnessed Mesleo's independence and the centenary celebration of it was observed recently.
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Associated Press
HL Paso
Suay Flores
Flores
Ask Him Something Hard Says Garvey in Washington Visit
The text notes W Hays the public postmaster general says 16 people today after a personal investigation believe David Garvey knows everything. Will arranged a visit to Washington to suit the plan as Garvey asks for a hard question.
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Wil Hays
David Garvey
David
Washington
Garvey
Prayer Meeting at Hirst Baptist Church Tonight
Prayer meeting at Hirst Baptist Church led by Family C will feature a strong program. Last Tuesday's program was praised and tonight's event focuses on The Birth Education Conversion and Early Work of the Great Apostle Paul. Everyone is welcome.
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Hirst Baptist Church
Sinn Fein Invited to London Conference
Associated Press reports in London that Sinn Fein leaders were invited to a conference in London on October 11. Prime Minister Lloyd George sent the note to Eamon De Valera marking it as the British government's final word on London Dublin talks, insisting Ireland remain within the British Empire with self government as a dominion.
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London
Sinn Feine
Eamonn DeValera
Lloyd-George
Dublin
Trades Council Opposes Open Shops in Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Sept 29 editor The Banner appeals to local businessmen opposing open shops arguing collective bargaining protects worker pay and consumer profits. It cites wage cuts with a factory worker earning 2.25 dollars a day and a family of four needing about 60 dollars monthly for essential expenses.
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Mt. Vernon
the Banner
Ohio railroads ordered to cut freight rates on construction material
Columbus September 29 The Ohio public utilities commission ruled that effective October 20 railroads must cut freight rates on sand gravel stone and paving brick by about 28.5 percent with a further per ton reduction on brick The order aims to restore rates to those in effect before August 25 1920 when the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a 40 percent cut No order was issued for cement sandstone block or curbing
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Columbus
Ohio
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic senators vow to block treaty vote for fair consideration
Democratic senators in Washington demand reasonable consideration before approving the peace treaty with Austria and Hungary. Senator Underwood warned that without fair talks they have the power to stop the treaty, opposing continued night sessions until debates are ready.
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Washington
Austria
Underwood
Seen Aala
Miners Stand Firm in UMWA Defense to Litigation
In Indianapolis the United Mine Workers of America declares support for continuing the union's resistance amid litigation. Officials say the dispute is part of a nationwide conspiracy to weaken the union, with finances reportedly exceeding 1.5 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Bannery
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Wihdie Green
Internation
Salesman Figures in Three Auto Accidents in Three Days
An automobile owned by Harry Katkinson was damaged in a collision with M T Clock on Tuesday. Robinson filed against Clock in Hurter’s court to recover $20, with the bill settled Thursday. Clock is alleged to have three auto accidents in as many days, including a Coshocton incident damaging Harry Rico’s car on Monday night.
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Harry Katinson
M. T. Clock
Cleveland
Robinson
Justice Hurter
Clock’. Cor
Clock
Coshoctom Rand
Auto‘mobile
Harry Rico
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