Death Calls Great Steel Magnate Carnegie Dies in Lenox
The death of Andrew Carnegie, immense steel magnate and philanthropist, occurs at Shadow Brook in Lenox Massachusetts after a brief illness. He leaves widow Louise Whitefield and daughter Margaret, with a life of vast philanthropy including libraries, universities, and peace efforts.
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Prohibition Enforcement Advances in Senate Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee opened consideration on the house passed prohibition enforcement bill. It revised definitions of intoxicants, allowed home storage and personal use, and tightened advertising while preserving enforcement and licensing provisions. The panel trimmed penalties, extended permit terms, and kept church wine and sacramental provisions, with changes to labeling and medical alcohol rules.
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Striking Shopmen Return to Work Amid National Talks
Federated Railway Shopmen ended a partial walkout returning to work at several points while others stayed idle awaiting wage increases. Chicago district council plans a national conference next Thursday to decide further actions with Washington expected to rule. A telegram from AFL Railway head warned locals not to ballot on August 24 strike.
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Change Plans Change Plans Seek Friendship in Far East
A terse report notes plans shifting away from requesting Romanians. The article states a move toward leaving Budapest and seeking friendship and engagement in the Far East with a focus on diplomacy and regional ties.
Troops Allowed to Sta te Steady Hungarian Situation
PARIS Aug 11 The peace conference leans toward keeping Hungarian troops in Budapest to steady the capital temporarily as Rumanians still occupy railways telegraphs and prevent food from reaching the city. The council has not yet received a direct reply from Romania and may rely on the Entente.
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Musicians and Stage Hands to Join Actor's Strike
New York reports indicate musicians and stage crews may strike in sympathy with Actors Equity as ten New York theaters close. Affected venues darken tonight and managers reclaim several closed houses. Strike benefits are planned to support performers across ongoing walkouts.
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German Editor Bias Favors Japan Over Pro-American Policy
Berlin reports quote Tages Zettung editor opposing pro-American moves and urging alignment with Japan. Count Heventlow argues for Europe eastward focus while praising Japan as a cultured foe who treated prisoners well, cautioning readers about the dangers of Anglo-Saxon domination through a League of Nations.
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Last week of Ford trial heard in Michigan courtroom
Mount Clemens Mich Aug 11 The fourteenth and final week of Henry Forts million dollar bet suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune opened with Oscar G Langerhausen one of Ford lawyers addressing the jury Judge Tackst will instruct the jury Wednesday morning and then retire to deliberations
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Strikers Back On Job At The Packing Plants
Striking employees at the stockyards packing plants returned to work this morning after police guards were withdrawn by Chief Gharrity. All plants were reported in full operation for the first time in over a week as stockyards officials pledged continued unionization efforts. Carl Rasmussen and Fife left Saturday for California to visit Rasmussen's brothers in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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