Brother of the President Leaves for Washington
Baltimore is reporting that Joseph R. Wilson, brother of the president, disappeared in a phone conversation with the White House and immediately left for Washington. Wilson is an official at a Baltimore trust company and his movements are being tracked by local authorities.
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Senator Jones Attacks Wilson Over League Covenant
Senator Jones of Washington accused President Wilson of subverting orderly government and threatening democracy with his handling of the treaty and the League of Nations. He opposed placing the league covenant in the treaty, warned reservations may be required, and argued U S sovereignty must be preserved.
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School Lands Exchanged With Federal Lands Under Utah Accord
Agreement between Utah and the U S Department of Agriculture, signed by C B Marvin acting secretary of agriculture and Governor Bamberger, outlines exchanging surveyed school lands within the national forest for lands not yet appropriated. State may select smaller tracts if needed, with boundaries adjusted to create new forest lines and allow state control of selected lands.
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Bank to Open Suit Over Fargo Bank Collapse
Oliver B Morris of the Non-Partisan League denounced the closing of the Scandinavian-American Bank of Fargo N D. He says bank officers plan to sue state officials claiming the action was to wreck the bank for political purposes. He spoke in St Paul as the official organ of the Savona Non-Partisan League.
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Wage Increases Under New Garment Trade Agreement
A new trade agreement between the New York Dress and Wallet Manufacturers Association and the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union covers over 2300 workers. It grants a 10 percent pay rise to pieceworkers over the April 8 1919 rates, plus weekly increases of 4.50 for most workers, 2.00 for cleaners, and 2.00 for drapers pressers and cutters unless already covered. Every other week worker also receives a raise.
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Global Labor Turmoil Moves Across Europe and U S
Reports from Havre and Liverpool describe dock and streetcar disputes amid broader strikes in Germany and the United States. Miners, postal workers, and factory crews seek wage hikes, with many plants and cities seeing stoppages, negotiations, and mediator actions shaping outcomes.
Kerr Pitches Phenomenal Ball for White Sox
Kerr displayed superb pitching for the White Sox in a page one game, delivering strikes and keeping the opponent off balance. Jackson attempted a steal but was thwarted as Kerr dominated the inning with precise control and movement.
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Strikes and outs define foggy Cincinnati Chicago clash
A chaotic baseball recap shows a tense game with pitches and walks shaping the score. Fetsch, Gandil, Rariden, and Daubert fuel the action as misplays and pitching shifts yield no runs through eight innings. final line notes Cincinnati leads Chicago 2 0 with few hits and errors.
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Two Legs Broken In Car Tragedy In Brigham City
Brigham City Oct 2 Hasrel Tarina was brought to the Belgham hospital with both legs broken below the knees and other severe bruises from a head on car tracing the tract of the O. S. GL. Three men drove the car and it was derailed just south of the city. The other men were not seriously injured. After receiving surgical aid Tarina was sent to the T. D. hospital at Salt Lake City. A large number of sports referees from Duckville attended the event yesterday. The intern report that duct plentiful this season and he shooting exceptionally well. EMPLOYMENT OFFICES CLOSE Washington Oct 6 The Two States employment service today beckind ity federal directors to grasp the state federal employment offices on October 19 because of lack of funds.
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