Labor opposition to railroad strike fuels Senate hearing
The Associated Press reports Shmuel Gompers testifying before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on labor’s stance against the Cimmins bill strike provision. Gompers condemns Judge Gary’s handling and cites violence, arrests, and suppression of meetings in steel districts as proof of why unions must retain the strike as a remedy. he notes the steel strike’s impact and urges cautious action ahead of the president's industrial conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
FE. M. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Shmuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cimmins
Gompers
Senate Committee
Cummins
Gary
McKeesport
Gompexe
Nees Essary
Mexico Seeks Petroleum Policy in Carranza Address
Sept 24 MIENTCO CIPY Mexico City report outlines Carranza message to congress noting disputes with petroleum firms over rights and a charge that some companies fund anti government statements. Treasury cites 162 million pesos expected this year, war reports claim bandit groups dwindling, and senate panel pushes Article 27 nationalization. President says Congress may deliberate as it wills.
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Congress
Department of Commerce and Industry
Betwen
Mesxieda
Mexico
Department of the Treasury
Enemies of Order
Department of War
Republic
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Juan N. Frias
Adalberto Rias
Wheat yield tops sixty two bushels per acre at Ellsworth farm
W. 8. Ellsworth reports a wonderful wheat yield from fourteen acres, reaching sixty two bushels per acre. Mrs. Thomas Robertson hosts the Episcopal guild gathering at her home at three this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delauter were charmingly surprised last Tuesday.
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Ellsworth
Twinall
Wiler
Thomas Robertson
Episcopal Guild
Charles Delauter
Fair sales at Nizhni Novgorod fair reach sixty million
The annual fair at Nizhni Novgorod in Siberia reports sales totaling sixty million rubles as of September 23. Trade shows feature broad goods and markets, with participation from merchants and buyers across the region.
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Nizhni Novgorod
Siberia
Nizhni
Look and Feel Clean Sweet and Fresh Every Day
A promotion of a morning internal bath using water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion appetite and overall health, urging readers to buy a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store to become an advocate of internal sanitation.
Novgorod Fair Draws Million Visitors This Year
Novgorod held annually since 1817 attracted about one million visitors this year, with foreign buyers comprising about one fifth. Over six weeks sales reached 360 million, highlighting the event’s global reach and strong commerce.
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Novgorod
Divorce suit filed by Mike Ali against Amelia Ali
Mike Ali, a Hindu, filed for divorce from Amelia Ali, a Mexican, after a marriage begun September 5 1919. He says she left him September 18 with several of his articles and some belonging to his brother. He accuses her of untruthful statements about him and relatives.
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Mike Ali
Amelia Ali
Rebels crack down on deserters after Zapata death
Mienico Sept. 26 reports that after the coup ending Zapata's life rebel leaders are taking no chances with government deserters. Excelsior cites a claim that about 500 members of the 16th infantry stationed at the area have been affected.
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Mienico
Zapata
Vrebel
Excelsior
16Th Infantry
Esperanza joins forces with Celso Zepeda in Puebla
Esperanza Veracruz aligned with Celso Zepeda's group active in Puebla. Zepeda places recruits at the front line as needed. Federal forces wage an active campaign against Zepeda, with about 140 deserters remaining from the A400.
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Esperanza
Veracruz
Celso Zepeda
Puebla
Zepeda
Venice to create roar and odor zone for hyenas
Venice City trustees will soon vote on an ordinance to establish a roar and odor zone. The measure aims to limit winter housing of wild animals to areas where their sounds and jungle smells do not disturb visitors or the city’s elite. A canvass shows likely unanimous support.
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Jo Ada Orman
Chicago
Gama
Fitzsimmons
R. Fo. Roberts
A. M. Sands
W. A. Minnick
Roberts
Veentor
Cab
Venice
Monocle, Takes Eye, Hit by Gold Ball Mystery
London reports Baron James de Rothchild, known as Jim mie de Rothchild, paid the pen...
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London
Baron James de Rothchild
Jimmie de Rothchild
Notable figure’s eye injury at Deauville event
A prominent socialite famed for race courses and fashionable watering places suffered eye damage when a golf ball shattered his monocle at Deauville. Glass shards penetrated the eye, causing loss of sight, marking a dramatic incident for Rothchild, renowned for devotion to high society sport and style.
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Alty
Solidcte
Rothchild
Witner Rietie
Deauville
Starves Rather Than San Francisco Heirs Claim Estate
In San Francisco on September 23, cousins from many U S cities filed claims in superior court for parts of the $142 345 estate of William eig tenberg. Witnesses testified the deceased starved himself to death amid high food prices. Geisenhefer, a friend, said Geistenberg spoke of relatives in New Orleans.
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San Francisco
United States
William Eigtenberg
Geisenhefer
Geistenberg
New Orleans
Mrs. T. O. Jones and Son Visit Twin Falls
Mrs. T. O. Jones and her son were guests of friends on Rock Creek and were visitors in Twin Falls yesterday.
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Dr. Goodspeed
Buhl
Twin Falls
Frank Kline
Jerome
Vas
Buht
McKluskey
J. Martin
Nampa
Bert Rodd
Conway
Rock Creek
T. O. Jones and Son
Mrs T Thayne Visits Friends in Twin Falls
Mrs T Thayne of Buhl motored to Twin Falls for a brief visit with friends, delivering a note of social activity typical of local society.
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Mrs. T. Thayne of
Buhl
Twin Falls
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