Heads Landed in Jail in Federal Conspiracy Case
William D. Haywood and eight other leaders of the IWW were jailed by federal authorities on bonds from 10 000 downward after indictments charging conspiracy against the government. Also arrested were Brazier Spokane Andreyehine Chicago Chaplin Lossieff Chicago Lorton Chicago Rothfisher Chicago Mahler Seattle Chinine and others near the W W headquarters at 100 West Madison Street. Sixty more members were taken into custody as part of a nationwide sweep with further arrests expected in a dozen cities.
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Viavwood
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Federal Grand Jury
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Ty Society
William D. Haywood
Oord Brazier
Spokane
Executive Council
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Andreyehine
Duluth
Abhivity Bureau
Chicago
Ralf H. Chaplin
Solidarity
Optima Lossieff
Hert Lorton
Aries Rothfisher
Madison Street
British Losses in September Reach Over Hundred Thousand
London reports September casualties totaling 104,598 as analysts weigh possible Allied offensives. Haig's dispatch says only artillery activity, while observers note tension and potential big moves ahead. Royal Air Force sources describe raids on England and Belgium with minimal damage and no casualties.
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Belgium
Flanders
England
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Essex
Suffolk
London
Thames Estuary
Zeebrugge
St. Denis
Western Airdrome
Gontrode
Houttay
Anarchists Start General Strike in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports a general revolutionary strike across Argentina called by anarchistic workers. Unions in the Socialistic Workmen's federation stay out. Only Buenos Aires streetcar line not yet affected was given until 11 pm to meet the workers demands.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Woman shoots husband at bedside in Denver tragedy
Denver report says Mrs. Patrick Henry Riley fired at her sleeping husband after kneeling by his bed and praying for his soul. He died three hours later. The 44 year old man, an employee of the Denver Tramway company, was shot by his 46 year old wife who surrendered to police claiming abuse.
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Denver
Patrick Henry Riley
Riley
Denver Tramway Company
Emmanuel Visits Front With Poincare at French Line
Paris reports King Victor Emmanuel and President Poincare completed a three day tour of the front lines. They visited military positions and the occupied reach of combat zones amid the French battlefield.
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Paris
Victor Emmanuel
Poincaire
Getting Batler Off The Beach
Washington reports the American battleship ashore in home waters resting easily as salvage work proceeds with successful afloat efforts.
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Batler
Washington
Hone
Smoker’s Kit for the Boys Sent to Support War Effort
The Tribune notes local response to a nationwide movement providing smoker’s kits for the boys at the front. Contributions above 25 cents fund a kit, with each quarter helping deliver comfort to those serving at home and abroad. A separate San Diego harbor sighting reports the largest whale seen in the bay.
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Tribune
US Iip
Whale Frightens Bathers Off San Diego Beach
A sixty foot whale spooked bathers at a San Diego harbor beach on a calm September afternoon. Onlookers reported a motorboat leaping from the water near the main net, then the whale charged toward a sandbar and splashed back toward shallower seas before escaping to deeper water.
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An Diego
Cal
San Diego
Loving
Social Work and the War Headline Minnesota Conference
Owatonna Minnesota hosts the Minnesota State Conference of Charities and Correction over three days with social work and the war as the central theme. Delegates and social workers from across the state attend the annual convention.
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Owatonna
Minn
Minnesota
Hurricane Hammers Southern States Heading Inland
A tropical hurricane moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico and tracked northward seventy five miles south of New Orleans. Wind speeds exceeded seventy five miles per hour near a pilot town by the Mississippi River and the barometer fell to 29.18 as residents fled inland to hotels and public buildings following weather bureau warnings.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
New Appointments Announced To Federal Posts
Washington announces nominations to key federal posts including the Interstate Commerce Commission for Robert F. Wooley from Virginia Clyde B Atchinson of Oregon and Geo W Anderson of Boston General Land Surveyor Charles L Dicker Wyoming Receiver of Public Moneys Thomas E Owen Clayton New Mexico Land Registrar Paz Valverde Clayton New Mexico Shipping Board Charles R Page California and other positions listed in the dispatch.
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Washington
Robert F. Wooley
Virginia
Clyde B. Atchinson
Oregon
Geo. W. Anderson
Boston
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles R. Page
California
Shipping Board
Charles L. Dicker
Wyoming
Thomas E. Owen
Clayton
New Mexico
Paz Valverde
Tribune Tobacco Fund Our Boys in France relief effort grows
The Tribune joins the national Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund to provide tobacco kits for soldiers in France. Contributors from Pocatello Idaho and Seattle Washington supply twenty five cent kits, each with a soldier's thanks postcard. By noon today about 173 kits have been funded with Mayor Bean Charley Bowerman and Fred Caldwell giving twenty kits each.
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France
Tobacco Fund
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Uncle Sam
Our-Boys
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Charley Bowerman
Fred Caldwell
Amt
Kite
Otto Nelson
Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Kcua Chas
C. Bowerman
N. C. Peterson
S. Hayes
Hall
Seattle
Wash
W. E. Debler
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R. D. Gee
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Dorothy Gee
Dious
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N. Hayes
R. S. Ashby
W. Lewis
Gordon Apts
Douglass Smith
S. Ninth Avenue
George E. Wilson
N. Harrison
Geo. E. Wilson
Jack Zeiders
S. Garfield
Aani
J. P. Halliwell
Fargo Apts
A. B. Bean
E. R. Cornwell
W. Halliday
Ame
Wm. Wallin
Renagne Tribune
E. E. Ivory
W. Terry
Isa Este
Contingent to Leave for Training Camp Wednesday
Washington reports Secretary Lansing has no evidence linking Congress members to the German embassy fund. Meanwhile, the county drafts third contingent for the first draft will depart Wednesday October 3 with a planned early afternoon train. Mayor Bean will convene a meeting to organize the departure and patriotic displays are urged to support the effort. The listing of men from the county slated to leave includes Norman Onosky and Marvin Ralph Dunn among many others.
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Marvin Ralph Dunn
Matteucci
Armando Silva Pucci
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Albert Keiler
Jean Alpha
Edward
Charles J. Woods
Robert Dressler
Ernest Lewis
Feala Arkel
Antigien
Joe Perner
Theo
Harvey Devore William Lionel Waddoups Jos
Frederick Henry, Sievers
Alfred Onver Hean
William Platspeder
Chester A. Anderson Francis Leroy Meacham
Edward Thomas Barton
Pescermgety
Zimmermak.r. View
H. Hewes
Leon A. Mambe
Governor Minnesota seeks La Follette expulsion in senate
A communication from Minnesota and the state public safety commission requesting La Follette's expulsion was presented in the senate by Kellogg and referred to the privileges and elections committee. The move follows La Follette's St Paul speech and hinges on committee action with leadership keeping the floor quiet for now.
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Washington
Minnesota
State Public Safety Commission
la Follette
Senate
Kellogg
Privileges and Elections Committee
State Commission
LaFollete
St. Paul
Martin
Virginia
Pomerone
Ohio
Norton
Heflin
Shipyard Strike Hits Seattle Metal Workers
Seattle reports twenty thousand metal workers employed in the shipyards walked out demanding higher wages in a broad strike action dated September 29. The stoppage affects major yard operations and may influence local industrial activity.
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Seattle
British Driven From Crater Line at Ypres Pass
Berlin reports British forces were driven from the crater line on the Ypres pass Chendaele road yesterday in an official announcement.
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Berlin
Crater
Ypres Pass
Chendaele
No lives lost after Gulf hurricane sweeps inland
Mobile reports that the tropical hurricane from the Gulf of Mexico brushed the gulf coast sections of east Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and western Florida. For a number of hours isolated towns faced damage to roofs residences and frail buildings but advance warnings prevented extensive damage to shipping. There was no loss of life.
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Mobile
Gulf
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
A Chums A Chum To Homesick Sammy
A little monkey acts as mascot and confidant to a soldier abroad bringing him luck and relief. The animal distracts from training and fighting, relaxing tension and reducing fear of danger in combat.
Agitators Are Nailed In Chicago Indictments
Roy Fanning of Chattanooga Harvard sophomore arraigned in Chicago on conspiracy against the government charge. He pleads not guilty with a $10,000 bond. Walter Nef acting local secretary of the Marine Transport Workers held on a $20,000 bail on the Chicago indictment. Deputy marshals begin rounding up I W W leaders in Pittsburgh district.
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Boston
Roy Fanning
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harvard
Chicago
Philadelphia
Walter Nef
Marine Transport Workers
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt blasts conscientious objectors as German agents
In Minneapolis on September 29, Theodore Roosevelt condemned conscientious objectors as German agents or slackers. He described pacifists as two types the brutal roughnecks and the milder parlor pacifists, arguing both weaken national patriotism and readiness to fight. This report continues on page two.
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Minneapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Labor Loyalty League
Roosevelt
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