Stronger Oriental Policy For America Urged Without Delay
Congressmen on a Far East tour return to Honolulu and urge a firm U S stance toward Japan and Korea. Rep Hugh G Heisman recalls Japanese police brutalities in Seoul and calls for absolute independence for Korea. Heisman and Sen Harris push strong policy while Rep John H Small supports Philippine independence with Cuba like conditions.
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A Ionolulu
Far East
Philippines
China
Korea
Japan
San Francisco
Seoul
Hugh G. Heisman
California
Heisman
Congressional
Harris
Georgia
John H. Small
North Carolina
Congress
Philippine
Cuba
Good Trading Balance Year Predicts Steady Afterclouded Auto Outlook
Washington reports from Sept 26 indicate a favorable trading balance for the rest of the year despite cloudy prospects in commerce and industry. The chamber of commerce committee notes liberal but prudent buying and warns of a shrinking auto production horizon and distribution changes. Farmers face a grain glut due to railroad car shortages affecting elevators nationwide.
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Washington
Committee On Statistics and Standards
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Two Suspects Captured In Illinois Central Train Robbery
Chicago detectives arrest two men after the New Orleans Limited robbery. Officials say registered mail worth between a few thousand and 100000 dollars was taken. One suspect matches a police description. mail clerks will view the suspects.
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Chicago
New Orleans
Minneapolis Flour Prices Decrease On Weaker Market
Minneapolis dealers report flour prices slipping with payable flour down 25 to 40 cents per barrel at the principal mill. Family patent flour trims to 12.60 a barrel from 12.75 as a representative mill cuts its price from 12.55 to 12.60. Bran also falls from 67.50 to 36.00 per ton in today’s market.
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Minneapolis
Widow McCurtain shot at in Cork garden
Mrs Thomas Mactain widow of Cork’s late lord mayor, reported a bullet fired toward her while she walked in the garden at her home. The incident occurred in Cork Ireland on September 25, with no injuries reported.
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Ork
Ireland
Thomas Mactain
Cork
Japan Seeks Joint Commission on California Issue
Tokyo reports indicate influential circles favor a joint commission with President Wilson naming members to address the California problem. Viscount Kaneko Shibusawa and Premier Hara discuss a plan that may involve a U S court appeal and suspension of California statutes, amid cautious Japanese sentiment.
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Joint High Commission
Kentado Kaneko
Eiichi Shibusawa
Tokio Bankers Association
Hara
Asahi Shimbun
Asaka
Wilson
Viscount Takaaki Kato
Great Britain
Supreme Court of the
United States
California
Washington
Chu-O Shimbun
America
Japan
Kojiro Sato
Workmen Refuse Run Troop Ship at Venice
The crew of the steamship Gablonz refused to operate the vessel in Venice after 500 troops were embarked. They cited the soldiers were to be used against the working class. Troops were to be sent to flood districts near Trieste, leaving thousands homeless.
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Gablonz
Bombay
Venice
Sip
Cox Opposes Armenian Mandate Followers Platform
Governor Cox spoke from a train rear platform in Greeley Colorado saying he opposed a mandate for Armenia and that the Democratic platform opposes such a mandate while he stood on his platform.
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Greeley
Colo
Cox
Armenia
Wheat futures slide 7 percent on Merchants Exchange
Prices of wheat futures fell about 7 cents a bushel on the Merchants Exchange in St. Louis today, pushing the weekly decline to 30 cents. December wheat closed at 2.18 and March at 2.10.
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St. Louis
Merchants Exchange
Irishman to testify before U.S. inquiry
Councillor Derham of Balbriggan said the town chairman’s invitation to travel to the United States to testify before the Committee of One Hundred, formed to probe the Irish situation, has been received. Derham replied that the chairman is jailed but he would go in his place.
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Dublin
Derham
Balbriggan
United States
Committee of One Hundred
MacSwiney Has A Better Night In Prison
London Sept 25 AP Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork slept several hours at Brixton prison and was described as more refreshed though still extremely weak. A bulletin issued by the Irish Self Determination league said his head pain decreased but the suffering yesterday remained severe.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self Determination League
MacSwiney
Texas House committee backs voting age exemption bill
Austin Texas September 25 A bill to let men and women who turned voting age since January 1 obtain exemption certificates allowing them to vote in all elections this year was ordered reported favorably by the house committee on privilege suffrage and election.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
House Committee On
Mexican Reds Calling Strike in Three Countries
Leaders of the communist federation of the Mexican proletariat vote to call a general strike October 1 unless disputes with employers are settled by September 30. The move is tied to groups in the United States and Canada, backed by the Industrial Workers of the World, and includes 340 branches plus 75 from the Workers Confederation of the Mexican Region known as the Yellows. The presidency urges peaceful intervention to resolve conflicts in cotton mills and railways before month’s end.
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Communist Federation of the Mexican Proletariat
United States
Canada
Industrial Workers of
Republic
Workers Confederation
Yellows
Communist Federation
Russian Minister Leaves Peking
Prince Koudacheff the Russian minister in Peking announced he would leave China amid China’s suspension of official ties with the Russian legation. He warned any action must follow the status quo and Russo Chinese treaties as echoed by the foreign office. China said treaties remain in abeyance while relations are cut. About 200000 Russians in China, concessions at Tien Tsin and Hankow, and property rights in 26 cemeteries would come under Chinese jurisdiction.
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Peking
Prince Koudacheff
China
Foreign Office
Legation
Koudacheff
Russia
Tien Tsin
Hankow
Altai District
Census figures show regional population shifts
Washington reports state and county population changes with increases in Huntington West Virginia and Kansas City area while Meromines Michigan records a drop. Missouri area around Kansas City shows substantial growth.
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Washington
Huntington
W. Va
Pratt
Kan
Aeson County
Missouri
Kansas City
Weather forecast brief for Colorado and Arizona
Forecasts show Colorado tonight colder in the east and south with fair conditions. Arizona anticipates frosty northern areas tonight with Sunday fair skies and warmer conditions overall.
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Colorado
Arizona
Beer poured into Chicago River from seized saloon
Chicago officials and United States deputy marshals poured twenty one thousand bottles of real beer into the Chicago River. The beer, confiscated from a saloon keeper in August 1919, was destroyed as part of prohibition enforcement.
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Chicago
Chicago River Bera
United States
Senate panel defers action on Cox probe and Stars and Stripes funding
Investigators postpone ruling on Governor Cox 1918 campaign financing amid questions about Stars and Stripes funding. Witnesses discuss underwriting of 48000 by Mrs. E M Parks with loans from unnamed friends and the Democratic national committee not contributing directly. The panel plans October 18 meetings in St Louis to resume Missouri affairs probe.
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Cox
Dayton (Ohio
Dayton
Chatemfun Kenyon
St. Louis
E. M. Parks
W. D. Jamieson
Democratic National Committee
Stars and Stripes
National Committee
Joseph Heffernan
Stars and Stripes Publishing Company
Jamieson
Kenyon
B. M. Barneboew
Meredith
Department of Agriculture
Richard Haldu
New York
Senate
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Karuch
Edge
New Jersey
Pomerene
Ohio
George B. Lockwood
Governor @ex
Dayton Metal Duets Company
Kenyoo
St. Lomix
Missouri
T. Coleman Dupont
Republica Wational Committee
Delaware
Mix Prances Kel
Dupont
Inter-Racial Council
Wien Langusee
Ball Diamond Is Under Cloud Of Notorious Gambling Deal
Harding denounces Democratic administration as meddling and autocratic and pledges business friendly reform. He appeals for common counsel over one man rule, warns of industrial chaos, and notes high government payroll and wartime excess. He frames a shift to executive restraint and accountability.
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Ball Diamond
Harding
America
United States
Police raid on Pocatello home sparks outrage
Monday night six officers entered Charles Baird’s home without a signed search warrant, ransacked the house including the garret, and left without explanation. Neighbors, church leaders, and prominent locals condemn the action as an abuse of rights and question police discretion.
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Charles Baird
North Hayes Avenue
Johnson
William Price
Wilson
Bairds
Rommnes
Merrill
Pugnacions
Harry Hamilton
Methodist Church
Tribune
Lockhart
Baird
Idaho Wholesale
Two Leaders Seize States In Mexican Power Shift
Mexico City reports government control of Aguas Calientes seized by Jose de Lara with General Martin Triana support. De Lara named head of state by the chamber of deputies as Michoacan also sees a recent power grab by General Francisco Mujica. City alerts rise but no disorders confirmed.
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Mexico City
Aguas Calientes
Jose de Lara
Martin Triana
Senor de Lara
Chamber of Deputies
Michoacan
Francisco Mujica
Morelia
Cox Pays Visit To Soldier Hospital In Denver
Governor Cox of Ohio, Democratic presidential candidate, visited a hospital near Denver to meet former servicemen. He met hospital officers at breakfast and toured wards to speak with bed ridden patients before departing for northern Colorado and Wyoming.
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Denver
Colo
Here
Cox
Ohio
Colorado
Wyoming
Ratious
Passenger plane crashes near London killing pilot and four
An inland passenger airplane crashed on the outskirts of London this afternoon. The pilot and four passengers were killed and one passenger was seriously injured.
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London
Peace conference sessions suspended over death
Riga September 25 AP The Russo Polish peace conference sessions were suspended after the death of General Alexis Polivanoff a 65 year old military expert of the Soviet delegation The illness had kept him from traveling with the delegation to Riga since arrival Polivanoff served as Russian minister of war and 15 succeeding Soukhomlinoff before his death from typhoid fever
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Riga
Alexis Polivanoff
Polivanoff
Soukhomlinoff
Body of Actress Olive Thomas Arrives in New York
The motion picture actress Olive Thomas, who died recently in Paris of mercurial poison, arrived in New York today aboard the steamship Mauretania. Her funeral is planned for next Tuesday at St. Thomas Protestant Church, where she was a parishioner.
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New York
Olive Thomas
Paris
Mauretania
St. Thomas Protestant Church
Baseball Fixing Suspected in World Series Plot
Subpoenas for twelve witnesses including Clyde Elliott and Ray Schalk mark Chicago grand jury efforts into alleged crooked World Series fixes. Officials seek Arnold Rothstein and others as investigations focus on gambling links and player involvement with the 1919 World Series.
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Chicago
Clyde Elliott
Ray Schalk
John Collins
Eddie Collins
Eddie Murphy
Chicago White Sox
Grand
John Medaw
Charles A. Stoneham
New York Giants
Cook County
Grand Jury
A. H. Brigham
Mr. Brigham
Brigham
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Havre de Grace
B. B Jothneon
Tix
Cincinnati
Gaumbters
Rothstein
Claude Williams
Chicago Americans
Abe Attell
Philadelphia
Heydler
Cleveland
Heinie’ Zimmerman
Hal Chase
Chase
Chicago Tribune Today
White Sox
French Flier Sadi Lecointe Sets Fast Elimination Pace
Sadi Lecointe of France, flying a Nieuport in the James Gordon Bennett international cup elimination, completed the 100 kilometer trial in 21 minutes 24 seconds the best time. Kirsch finished in 22 minutes 18 seconds with similar 900 horsepower Hispano motors. The main race on Tuesday covers 364 kilometers.
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Ktampes
France
Sadi Lecointe
Kirsch
Robbers' Letter Triggers Salt Lake City Hunch
Police in Salt Lake City investigated a letter received by Chief Joseph Burbidge claiming the Vermont building would be robbed. Officials moved to identify the author amid tie to a Sugar Bank robbery, but the link to the central reserve was abandoned.
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Salt Lake City
Joseph Burbidge
Vermont
Sugar Bank
Central
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