Allies urged to send force to drive d Annunzio from Fiume
London dispatch reports Italy appealed to allied powers for an exclusive force to oust d Annunzio from Fiume. American naval authorities reportedly will not assist before Washington or Paris decide. Italy cites d Annunzio's popularity and the thorn of the Fiume decision as reasons for foreign troops.
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d'Annunzio
Fiume
Adriatic
Washington
Paris
Italy
D’anunzio
d'Anunzio
D Annunzio Bars Regulars From Leaving Fiume
In Trieste on Thursday September 1 Colonel Siciliani urged D Annunzio to keep only volunteers and permit regular army troops to return to Italy to avoid punishment. D Annunzio refused, insisting only an Italian army presence would deter Allies from deeming Fiume a rebel city, noting Allied ships remained nearby ready to return.
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Triest
Siciliani
Kfitime
Badoglio
d’Annunzio
Italy
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Times manager Finney takes over Bradley harness and tent business
S. B. Finney, manager of the Times company, has purchased the Bradley harness tent and owning concern of Twin Falls. The business was turned over Monday morning. Finney planned to form Finney Harness and Trimming company. Bradley’s retirement cited due to health. Finney to manage the tent and owning concern full time.
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S. &. Finney
The
Times Company
Bradley
Twin Falls
Finney
Sextuple Launching Planned at Oakland Shipyard
Oakland Cal Sept 23 A sex tuple launching setting a new world record is planned by the Moore Ship building company of Oakland for the harbor.
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Oakland
Cal
Moore Shipbuilding Company of
Big Fund Added To French War Orphans Funds
Washington September 22 A report from Paris to national Red Cross headquarters details a 94625.40 franc donation from General Pershing and his staff to the Stars and Stripes war orphan fund. The gift, over $10,000, supports mothers and children of Terrance affected by the war, adopted through the Red Cross.
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General Pershing
France
American Red Cross
Paris
Red Cross
Terrance
Stars and Stripes War Orphan Fund
PIND METHODS TO MAKE NON-INTONTICATING WINE
In Los Angles California on September 22 the discovery of a process to convert grapes into a non intoxicating wine with the taste of fine wines was announced. Details are kept secret though it was said Cucamonga and Etiwanda wineries will boost output this year. Wine prices jumped nearly half since last year, signaling confidence in the new beverage.
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Los Angilies
Cal
Cucamonga
Etiwanda
California
National rail shop workers agree on uniform terms
Representatives of the railway shop unions and the railroad administration completed a national working agreement that will apply on all federal controlled railroads. It establishes for the first time a uniform set of rites and working conditions across the country.
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Washeeingston
Orailroad Administration
California growers seek Mexico after prohibition crackdown
The article notes Wink and growers abandoning California vineyards due to prohibition pressure and seeking to plant in Mexico. Government offers assistance and incentives to relocate, with plans tied to port areas and logistics to support new ventures.
Wilson says 80 percent favor League of Nations in Utah stop
President Wilson tells gathered crowd in Ogden that eighty percent of Americans back the league of nations after touring the city. He cites disloyal elements as opponents and warns against forsaking collective security by rejecting the treaty. He planned a night meeting in Salt Lake City at the Mormon tabernacle.
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Ogden
Utah
Wilson
League of Nations
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Coast League stars help shape World Series lineup
San Francisco observers trace the path of Pacific coast players into the world series, noting Walter (Puieh) Hh from St. Tena tius to Cincinnati, Morris Rath from Salt Lake, and Bill James from Portland. Chicago figures Claude Williams Bertlynn Gandil Weaver Risberg and Jed McMullin also rose from the PCL and related coast leagues. Officials such as umpire George Hildebrand are cited as coast product connections.
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Pacific Coast
Walter Hh
Puieh
St. Tenatius College
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Morris Rath
Reds
Salt Lake
Portland Northwest
William
Big Bill
Portland
P. Co. 7
Chicago
Claude Williams
Bertlynn
Arnold
Chick") Gandil
TONSO
George
Buck
Los Angeles
P. Co. L
San Joraneciscans
George Hildebrand
Coast Teague
Hunch About British Women Smokers Reportedly Advised
A fragment from PaoNdwoN dated Sept 22 suggests British women smokers use a cigarette holder stuffed with cotton to absorb nicotine. The note implies the practice is common among locals.
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Paondwon
Simoke
Guns Captured from Germans to Display in Ottawa Museum
Ottawa reports 450 guns captured from German forces will join the central war museum collection in the capital. The acquisition underscores Canada's World War II effort and strengthens public access to historic artifacts.
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Canada
Canara
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