Italy Faces Civil War Amid Present Unrest
Rome reports of imminent civil war split between nationalist militarist factions and socialists. Generals may head the militarists to topple the Nitti cabinet for a military dictatorship. Navy discontent cited, cabinet resignation debated, and one million workers on strike amid rising living costs.
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Amateurs Win War Time Radio Relaxation Return
Washington announces war time restrictions on amateur radio stations and equipment will be lifted October 1, excluding those handling commercial traffic. Paris dispatch reports the French government may nationalize all petroleum companies to curb American finance driven monopoly concerns.
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Navy Department
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Senate to Receive King Albert's Party in Washington
Washington on September 27 reports King Albert of Belgium and his party will be received by the Senate next Saturday. A motion by Senator Lodge to recess the Senate at 8 p.m. to receive the distinguished visitors was adopted.
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London Railmen Strike in Body
London reports show the National Union of Railway Men walked out in full, halting service nationwide. C T Cramp met Sir Eric Geddes as Lloyd George blamed a small group for provoking a strike not driven by wages or conditions.
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German Troops Ordered to Withdraw From Baltic
Paris report of the supreme council note to Germany demanding evacuation of Lithuania under penalties. If not obeyed, provisioning and financial aid will be halted, supplies cut and port blockade reimposed. Commission to study prisoner repatriation in Siberia also approved. Captain d Annunzio issues French appeal after raid on Fiume.
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Miners and Rail Strike Grips Britain Amid Crisis
Glasgow reports Robert Smillie urging restraint while miners seek demands. London sees a nationwide rail strike by underground motormen and railway men collapsing transport, with the government ready to use force and food and fuel plans under a war regime. Triple alliance fears rise as Ireland largely unaffected.
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President Wilson Speeds to Capital for Rest
President Wilson travels by special train toward Washington for complete rest after illness and fatigue from his peace treaty speaking tour. Dr Grayson says no alarm, while Mrs Wilson and family stay vigilant as plans for New York visit and King Albert welcome loom in flux.
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Soviet menace casting a shadow over country warned
In St Louis a public telegram honors David R. Praneis the U S ambassador to Russia and Francis warns that Bolshevism spreads if not checked He denounces the Soviet government and cites the steel strike criticizing William Z Foster as a syndicalist.
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Strike spreads as Bethlehem workers join walkout
Pittsburgh report notes 50 000 more expected to join the steel strike as leaders plan Monday action. Chicago and Gary detail more mills reopening and injunctive actions, while Waukegan calms after earlier tensions and Gary forms a citizen militia.
Gates Charged Agent of Rebels
William Gates of Baltimore, who testified before the House Rules Committee about the Mexican situation, is accused by the Mexican embassy of acting as an agent for Mexican rebels. The State Department forwarded the embassy’s charge and related documents to Chairman Campbell, noting Gates’ past attacks on the Mexican government and alleged collusion with rebels.
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Salary boost for officers and men
Secretary Daniels plans to recommend to Congress a sliding scale wage increase for naval officers and enlisted personnel, favoring lower paid members. He will also urge continued payment of sea duty commutation and quarters through the current fiscal year while a permanent policy is studied.
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One More Week and Big Car Goes to Somebody
Six days remain in Tribune Buick prize campaign across Southern Idaho. Contestants and friends rally for the final cash awards and the luxurious 1920 Buick as excitement nears its dramatic close.
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Tribune
Idaho
Chicago Plants Readies Test Monday in Steel Strike
Developments indicate a crisis will come Monday as Indiana Steel Company and other plants plan to operate on a larger scale to test strength with striking workers. Mayor Hodges issued a proclamation offering police protection for strikers returning to work with armed escorts to and from plants.
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English Ambassador Arrives in New York for Washington Visit
Viscount Edward Grey, new British ambassador to the United States, arrived in New York from London aboard the Mauretania. He will present credentials in Washington after debarking today.
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Viscount Edward Grey
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Indictments Expected Against Big Five Packers
Chicago reports say the federal grand jury probing the big five packers will indict for Sherman anti trust violations within ten days. Most government evidence has already been presented to the jury.
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Federal Grand Jury
Mauna Loa Resumes Eruptions From Summit Crater
Mauna Loa on Hawaii Island has resumed eruptive activity near the same summit crater area as in 1916. Observers report two rising lava columns or incandescent gas plumes visible from the observatory at about the 4000 foot level on Mount Mauna Loa, the 13000 foot peak.
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First light snow falls in Helena Montana valleys melt
Snow touched Helena on the morning of September 27 marking the season's first snowfall. Snow melted in the valley floors while the higher mountains remained covered by fresh accumulations.
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Emmys, Roosevelt interview, and Orpheum program noted
A Butte event features a interview with Colonel Roosevelt of the American Legion national executive committee and a performance by Manager Hill singing The Salvation Lassie of Mine at the Orpheum. The Elka committee reports progress on fundraising but the treasury still has room. drive officials urge more members to contribute.
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Steel strike drifts in Chicago district with limited disorder
In Chicago and Gary Indiana the steel strike showed no major changes with some shootings and arrests. Illinois Steel at South Chicago and Indiana Steel at Gary report rising return-to-work numbers and operating units. Bethlehem Steel in Pittsburgh joins a planned general strike to begin Monday at 6 am as unions mobilize.
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