Higherups Implicated in Tuxpan Oil Robbery Case
In Washington authorities report that Chief of Police Agapito Perez of Tuxpan and Lt Colonel Rod riguez of the Mexican federal army have been arrested on orders of General Murguia for involvement in the Penn Mex Oil office robbery. Twenty eight robbers admit Rodriguez led the operation and gold valued at about 40000 dollars was seized, with Perez allegedly receiving 2500 dollars.
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Washington
Agapito Perez
Tuxpan
Mexico
Rodriguez
Murguia
Penn-Mex Oil Company
Perez
Tampico
Denver Police Seek Man In Slay Of Realty Manager
Denver police hunt a May 1917 escapee in connection with the murder last night of J. Franklin Renfro sales manager for the J H Wilkins Realty Co Renfro was lured to a lonely spot near Berkeley park and killed Mrs Ada McDaniels of Denver said she had been Renfro's friend for three years
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Denver
New
Western Pennsylvania Penitentiary
J. Franklin Renfro
J. H. Wilkins Realty Company
Berkeley Park
Ada McDaniels
Renfro
Bolshevik Gains Reported Across Turkestan Front
A Bolshevik wireless message states that union of troops on the Turkestan and Tashkent fronts has added vast territory to Soviet Russia. London dispatches note the claim as evidence of strengthened Soviet hold on the front.
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London
Turkestan
Tashkent
Soviet Russia
Prince Here With An American Bride
The Italian ship Pesaro brought Prince Francesco Rospigliosi and Princess Laura McDonald Stallo to New York from Genoa and Gibraltar. The princess, once Laura Stallo of Cincinnati, wed the prince in Paris in 1914 after his three years in the Italian army.
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New York
Pasengers
Pesaro
Genoa
Gibraltar
Francesco Rospigliosi
Laura McDonald Stallo
Cincinnati
Stallo
Paris
Caillaux Ordered to Face Court in Premature Peace Inquiry
Paris dispatch reports the high court commission, acting as tribunal of accusation, has ordered former French premier Joseph Caillaux to face charges of intriguing to secure a dishonorable premature peace with Germany. Louis Loustalot and Paul Comby were discharged from the Caillaux case.
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Paris
Havas
High Court
Joseph Caillaux
France
Geras
Louis Loustalot
Paul Comby
Caillaux
Must Stand Trial Joseph Caillaux Faces Treason Charge
Former French premier Joseph Caillaux, held for treasonable dealings with two Germans, must stand trial. He is currently confined in a sanitarium awaiting proceedings.
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Joseph Caillaux
Italy isolates Fiume till row passed
London reports that Italy has isolated Fiume after Captain d Annunzio seized the city and drove allied and Yugoslav forces away. Venice officials and artillery units are implicated, the prefect was dismissed, and French American and British detachments reportedly left the city. Rome party leaders concede the occupation was a noble impulse but not final.
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London
Fiume
Gabriel d’Annunzio
Venice
d’Annunzio
Paris
Dante Aligheri
Rome
Republican Party
Fiume Situation Reaches New Phase Amid Italian Action
Paris dispatches report Fiume remains under insurgent control led by Gabriel d Annunzio with no material change since dawn. About 100 Italian sailors landers stay in the city while others rejoin ships. Rear Admiral Casa mova reportedly detained on shore. Paris papers urge a firm Adriatic settlement.
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Paris
Fiume
Gabriel d’Annunzio
Casamova
Y M C A Indebtedness Drive Reaches $90628.71 Total
In Pocatello the seven day drive for the Y M C A raised $90,628.71 surpassing the target. The campaign ended hours before the limit with hundreds cheering as the illuminated clock at Center and Arthur passed the mark. Organizers credit teamwork leadership and persistence for the victory setting a standard for future financial campaigns. Final day brought $7,155.81 in 460 subscriptions with noon and night meetings reporting $5,000 plus and 2,102.00 at the night meeting. Continued on page three.
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Arthur
Pocatello
League opponents push action before public understands pact
Omaha luncheon reports Senator Hiram W. Johnson urging defeat of the league covenant in its present form. He says the drive aims to rush the pact through the senate before public awareness grows and warns of burdens on the United States from secret prewar treaties. Victor Rosewater E A Benson and R B Howell attend as Nebraska Republicans. Johnson travels from Omaha to Sioux Falls then Lincoln to speak.
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Omaha
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Friends of the League of Nations
Senate
Johnson
United States
Europe
Asia
Victor Rosewater
E. A. Benson
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Senator Johnson
Sioux Falls
8. C
Lincoln
Neb
British troops to evacuate north Syria by November 1
Paris reports an agreement between Premier Clemenceau and Field Marshal Allenby that British forces will withdraw from the area north of the Palestine Syria frontier by November 1. French troops will relieve them as the occupation ends.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Field Marshal
Allenby
Syria
Norch
Palestine
Bulgarian treaty cleared by supreme council
Paris Sept 17 the supreme council has definitely adopted the Bulgarian treaty to be delivered to Bulgarian plenipotentiaries Friday morning. The presentation of the document will be without ceremony.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Salvation Army Home Service backs effort for war support
The Salvation Army faced near ruin after financing World War I relief and mobilization. A national home service plan funded operations through state campaigns led by governors, endorsed by Woodrow Wilson and military leaders. Prominent Americans including Roosevelt Taft Bryan supported the effort to empower home fronts.
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Salvation Army
France
Belgium
America
Lassie
Evangeline Booth
United States
National Council of Defense
National Committee
Whitman
New York
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Salvation Army Home Service
Woodrow Wilson
Baker
Secretary of the Navy
Daniela
Gen. Pershing
Wood
Alexander
Tors
Reed Smoot
Utah
Home Service
Theodore Roosevelt
Wm. Howard Taft
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Francis Peabody
Cardinal Gibbons
Chambers of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Boy Scouts of America
Sons of America
Rumanians Begin Withdrawal From Budapest
The Romanian army has started to pull back from Budapest. Officials expect the retreat to finish within about two weeks.
Boston police strike widens rift with deserters kept off force
Boston authorities reiterate that striking officers will not be reinstated under any conditions. Police Commissioner Curtis declares the walkouts deserters and states their positions remain vacant as amendments to department rules draw public scrutiny.
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Boston
Coolidge
Curtis
Denikine blamed for aiding Bolsheviks in Ukraine clash
The Ukrainian delegation head to Paris protests to Clemenceau, accusing General Denikine's volunteers of attacking Ukrainian forces pursuing Bolsheviks after Kiev fell. The letter says Denikine uses entente aid to reestablish the Russian Empire and that the assault let Bolsheviks flee.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
Denikine
Kiev
Monoplane Crashes Near Hog Island Yard Injures Navy Pilot
A navy department monoplane from New York to Washington crashed near Hog Island shipyard in Philadelphia. Lieutenant Commander McDonnell of Washington, D. C., 34, was severely injured. Ensign B.K. Koter, from Los Angeles, escaped with a severe shakeup and scratches.
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Philadelphia
Navy Department
New York
Washington
Hog Island
McDonnell
D. C
BK B Koter
Los Angeles
Former Grand Vizier Organizes Movement
Paris reports Kemal Pasha former Turkish cabinet minister has formed a nationalist government in Asia Minor at Erzerum and convened a national assembly at Sivas Feisal son of the king of the Medjaz departed Malta yesterday en route to Marseilles.
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Paris
Kemal Pasha
Turkey
Asia Minor
Erzercum
Bivas
Feisal
Malta
Marseilles
Elected Bishop Succeeds Late Greer in New York Diocese
Right Rev. Charles S. Burch was chosen bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York to succeed the late Bishop Greer on the third ballot at a special diocesan convention held in New York City.
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New York
Charles 8. Burch
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Greer
Storm Toll Mounts in Texas Coast Disaster
Corpus Christi reports 62 known dead in the tropical hurricane with totals across Port Aransas, Aransas Pass, White Point and Portland pushing toward 250. Rescue crews face heavy rains and widespread destruction as bodies are found along Nueces Bay and burial parties work amid high water.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Portland
Whitepoint
Rockport
Port Aransas
Aransas Pass
Newces Bay
White Point
Roeita
Neuces Bay
Corpus Christi Court House
County Recorder
Texas
Steel Strike Postponement Debate Before Iron Workers Meet
Pittsburgh session of the national committee considers delaying the September 22 iron and steel strike after John Fitzpatrick signals that only a last minute telegram from Elbert Gray could avert it. E H Gary declines comment as Carnegie Steel issues a letter defending union non-negotiation while pledging fair wages and conditions.
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Pittsburgh
National Committee For Organizing Iron and Steel Workers
Iron and Steel Workers
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
National Committee
Elbert H. Gray
United States Steel Corporation
Wilson
Washington
Fitzpatrick
New York
E. H. Gary
Steel and Iron Workers
Gary
Steel Corporations
Carnegie Steel Company
United Steel Corporation
Labor unions and plant managers clash over talks
A letter quotes a manager declining to meet union representatives arguing they may not speak for many workers and that discussing labor matters could harm operations. The writer says he would meet individuals but not confer with the unions under current circumstances.
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Webster
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