Armenian Crisis Deepens As Turkish Leader Talks
Dispatch from Sivas Sept 20 reports Mustafa Kemal Pasha says authorities will respect Armenians and laments Armenian massacres. Nationalists seek Armenian borders and a possible mandate with plans for a conference with the Sultan. The mission under Major-General Har vard arrives amid negotiations and widespread Kurdish support.
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Japan Builds Far Eastern Empire Threatening World
Industrial conference weighs six labor resolutions as world tensions rise. Reports from Paris Oct 14 say Italy agrees to establish a free state in Fiume while ensuring no gap between the free state and Istria to keep Fiume from being surrounded. Duke of Aosta leaves for Belgrade amid royal strains. Bourgeois named France's representative to the League commission. Caillaux to be tried in Paris on October 23 for alleged intrigue with Germany.
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Secret Service Tracks Anarchists as Gary Bomb Plot Unfolds
Chicago dispatch reports reveal a nationwide hunt for anarchists and Reds, with Gary Indiana at the center of a bomb plot. Authorities link forged Gimbel wrapping to the case, note Ivanoff as a suspected bomb maker, and describe a broad investigation by federal agents and Army intelligence across Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Strikes Paralyze New York Food Supply and Courts
New York faces a citywide strike crisis as 220000 workers remain idle including longshoremen teamsters and harbor staff. Embargoes on express shipments and perishable foods have led to shortages with police guarding courts amid threats tied to incendiary leaflets and bomb squad actions.
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Undue Power Menace in Washington Sparks Resignation
Indianapolis Oct 14 Charles E Elmquist president of the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners warned that centralized power in Washington threatens U S welfare. He resigned as general solicitor of the association and will join a St Paul law firm, saying he believes in state communications and opposes federal overreach.
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Lodge warns Japan seeks Far East empire threat to world
Massachusetts Republican leader lodges a charge that Japan is steadily expanding in Shantung and China to become a power dangerous to the United States and Europe. He urges amendments to the peace treaty to return Shantung to China and warns of Japan exploiting China while building Pacific strength. He compares Britain’s possible grip on Canada to Japan’s potential grip on New York and railways, urging wary naval posture.
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Labor and capital debated reforms at national conference
Wallington dispatch reports the National Industrial Conference reconvened with six resolutions on labor rights and unions. A New York advocate urged recognizing the right to unionize, peaceful activity, and protection from employer retaliation, while proposals to create a capital labor public inquiry group and to expand collective bargaining were discussed amid committee referrals and a vote on arbitration.
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Population of Russia Ordered to Begin Training
KHLAINGRORS Oct 14 The Soviet government ordered the entire Russian population to begin military drill immediately as peasants devote all non essential time to drilling. Copenhagen Oct 14 Moscow reports say evacuations planned to save the city as Kursk falls. Berlin Oct 12 Germany cautions on Russia blockade and a proposed international commission. Archangel Oct 13 Bolsheviks claim gains on the Emtra near Pheseizkafa. Molineaux Oct 14 Gaston Poulete flies toward Australia after early rise. Washington Oct 14 Entente pressures on blockade and labor policy spark parliamentary debate on strikes and worker rights.
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Unitarian Conference Seeks Ritual Uniformity Across Churches
Chicago hosts the twenty fifth annual meeting of the General Conference of the Unitarian and other Christian churches. Leaders from the United States and Canada press for greater uniformity in church rituals and wider cooperation in reconstruction work. Former President William Howard Taft, a former conference president, is expected to assume duties tomorrow.
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Rain delays aviators in transcontinental race
Salt Lake City Utah October 1 Weathbound aviators spent the night at Salduro and at control stations here have been ordered to remain due to rain and heavy fog delaying the race toward San Francisco.
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