Utah special session adjourns amid measures on railroads and picketing
The Thirteenth Legislature adjourned after a late night session focused on two proposals: ratification of the Susan B. Anthony amendment and an appropriation to fund enforcement against combines and trade orders. The railroad monopoly bill for Uintah Basin passed, while the attorney general appropriation failed. A picketing prohibition measure also moved through the House and Senate, with governor approval pending.
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Salt Lake
McAde
Uintah
Cinderita
Laale
Bamberker
Senate
Senna
Pnod
Beaton
Hving
House
Ielly Seater
McMisnay
Hourea
Olada
Severe turnover tax hits all German household goods
Berlin reports sweeping new German turnover taxes target luxuries beyond basic household needs. Rates vary from 4 to 16 percent, with higher charges aimed at the wealthy. Taxes collected either by sellers or manufacturers remit to the government, retail centers collecting where possible. Authorities estimate a total tax take of about four billion marks after adjustments for territory.
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Berlin
Ansociated Press
Cee Ai
Tea for Three Seat Sale Now On at Orphan Theatre
A comically garbled notice announces tea for three and a seat sale at the Orphan Theatre tomorrow. It credits Mot Cooper Meprua as author and Rol Cooper Megruc as principal actor, with confusion around names and performance details. A separate item hints at a production called The Kiss and Make-Up and a mix of unrelated lines about a provision firm and shipments to China.
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Mot Cooper
Sean
Orphan Theatre
Bachelor
Cooper Megruc
Norman Uaskett
Bean
Fie
Tisntsin
China
Mn Posson
Minoin
Negro Uprising Investigated by State Committee
A Helena dispatch reports a state committee of seven, appointed by local authorities and Gov. Brough, issued a formal statement alleging a deliberately planned Negro uprising. The document accuses Hubert J. Hill of Winchester, Arkansas, and the Myogréssiva Farmers and Household Union of America of inciting violence against whites and describes staged registrations, payments, and conspiracies to seize land and power. The report portrays arrests, confessions, and a nationwide plot to undermine white authority.
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Helena
Atk
K. M. Allen
Committee of Seven
Tlecra
Brough
Mr. Allen
Nesraca
Phipa County
Ho ‘Myogréssiva Farmers and Household Union of America
Hubert J. Hill
Winchester
Arkansas
Oaly
Elo
Ife
Tatla League
Darkies
Weatington
Symmathy
Tl Union
Ari
Alorehouse of Winebreaker
Rance Fers
W. E. Powell
Thia Verlifleste
Sigornte
Union
Apeak
Irton St
Htnas
Unio
Rock
Ilo
Imb
Unspecified attack plans cited with insurrection and capture claims
Fragmentary report describes attacks and a failed plan to seize Elaine, with attackers described as white men entering woods at Haen Spur and Helena forces repelling them. It references officers shot during the insurrection and mentions private detectives, lava, handcuffs, and a money payment context. An unrelated testimonial promotes Foley Kidney Pills, attributed to Mrs A G Wells.
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Elaine
Haen Spur
Helena
Aged Editor Dies in New York Home Event
Aged editor T-Tenry Mitte Anton, of Harpet a Maga zines, died today at his home in New York. He was 35 years old.
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New York
Get
Tenry Mitte Anton
Harpet A
Hig
Tong
Supreme Court Prepares For Historic Antitrust Trials
Washington Oct 7 The Mindinred Hstentan of the government casts focus on antitrust prosecutions as the Supreme Court opens a term with cases including United States Steel Kodak Quaker Oats American Can Southern Pacific and others. The court will hear the coal trust case first with other major appeals pending, while no business was conducted today. Observers expect landmark rulings on stock dividends taxation and espionage act challenges as lower court decisions from Baltimore and New Orleans move upward.
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Ather
Onis Company
Sci
Baltimore
New Orleans
Aupréime Court
Amos Ithone
James Peterson
Soppiattion
Nelson
Mingi+rota
Victor Berger
Ztre Iivont Wincona
Adur
Manet
Sciatic Pains Quickly Relieved by Sloans Liniment
Keep Sloan's Liniment handy to ease external aches and pains. Popular now as it was a century ago, it relieves rheumatic, migrainous, neuralgic, and muscle pains caused by weather exposure. It penetrates without rubbing, leaving skin unstained and calm.
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Sloan
Sloat
Commission to Arrange for Aerial Derby 1920
New York October 6 The Aero Club of America and the Aerial League announce a commission to organize the first aerial derby around the world in 1920. Members include Louis B Beaumont president Major Charles J Glidden and Benjamin Hillman. the group plans to depart New York for a world trip to arrange the race and visit San Francisco.
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New York
Aero Crat
America
Leanit
Ameren
Artis
Cone
Louis B. Beaumont
Charles J. Glidden
Benjamin Hillman
San Francisco
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Victor Talking Machine Corpany
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