Miners Idle as Federal Order Halts Work Nationwide
Thousands of miners in a large region are idle after an order to resume work at once did not go through. The delay came despite efforts by Frank Farrington, president of the miners union, and Garfield, federal fuel administrator, with reports suggesting many mines may remain shut. Miners demand immediate wage concessions while operators cite required price increases under the Washington pact needing fuel administration approval.
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Catholic Woman Creates Benefactor in America
Suffern Oct. 18 Mrs Thomas Fortuse Tyan, a noted Catholic benefactor, died early today near her country home. Close friends estimate she gave about 20 million dollars to Catholic philanthropy. For her generosity she was made a papal countess in 1907 by Pope Pius X.
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Milk Wagon Drivers Threaten Strike Across New York
October 18 report from New York says Brooklyn milk company drivers called a threatened strike to enforce demands for higher wages. Unclear if the action will spread citywide, with drivers warning of broader walkouts.
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New York
Talk Wacore
Brooklyn
Abandoned Colorado SIRINOS Football Schedule Canceled
Abandonment of this season's football schedule was announced in a letter from University of New Mexico officials to Colorado College athletic officials. The cancellation follows difficulties securing a coach and ends a planned game already public.
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Women Medical Students Grow in England
London October reports women now account for about one in three medical students in England. Prescot’s minimum course length is cited, with a required study period and an estimated cost of around 5000 dollars for the training.
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London
England
Prescot
Embargo notices alter butter fats and coal exports
Washington reports embargo adjustments affecting butter and fats for West Indies and the Americas. Export licenses will be framed as needed. Coal export embargo to Canada via lake ports ends, waiving individual license requirements. Also announces an 42nd annual dayblepele race at Madison Square Garden in December.
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West Indies
Mexico
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Lake Porta
War Trade Board
New York
Madison Square Garden
German chancellorship questions swirl in Europe
Amsterdam reports Dr Michaelis may offer Friedrich von Pager the chancellorship as Germany contemplates a quick cabinet reshuffle. Von Pager reportedly declined. Berlin expects a swift change while Copenhagen notes limited franchise reform progress and possible elections only after Christmas.
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Masonic Glue Meeting Notice For Friday Evening
All members are requested to be present Friday evening October 39 at p.m. Brother Geo W Fogel will talk on early frontier days with Duffato Hu. This should interest the old as well as the young. ATL WARD, Freee. 750
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Geo. W. Fogel
Duffato Hu
Large thefts of high grade steel reported
Amsterdam reports Krupp Mirta company prosecutors charge two perauia and many of its own employees with large thefts of high grade steel. A special court has been set up at Baaden to conduct the trial, promising important developments according to the Frankfurter Zeitung.
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World Champions Share in Series Receipts In Chicago
In Chicago on October 18 members of the world's champion White Sox received checks totaling 91235.15 as their share of the World Series receipts. Twenty five players eligible to share in the money each received a check, with distribution based on eligibility.
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Chicago
Stringent Rules For War Zone Ships In Norway
New regulations to aid ships in war zones require Ufeboats be half covered with waterproof cloth, equipped with crew skins, signal seats, hand pump, and ample bread meat and water. Each ship must carry an entra boat of at least 103 cubic feet, air chambers and cork belt, with motor and two days fuel. Passenger boats must have ten tubes for each person aboard.
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Christiania
Evil Spirits Reported in Forbidden City After Chang Overthrow
Rumors from Vering cite superstitious Chinese claiming the spirits of Chang Heun’s soldiers haunt his former Forbidden City headquarters. Private chantings and nightly food offerings are reported to soothe apparitions claiming mistreatment, while attempts to appease them include altar evocations and ceremonial activities by local groups.
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Real Estate Transfers Reported For Local Records
Multiple county deeds recorded including Olden Home Builders Co to Farley J Farrell for part of block 32 with 10 dollars, Elihu Urry to J C Fate for part of section 20 with 1360 dollars, Weber County to Robert B Paine for Run's addition with 38.80, Esther A Keyra to William Keyes for part of block 1 plat BR with 1200 dollars. Francis Garner to Joseph Horgan for Central Park addition with 125 dollars.Christian Jensen to Tehane Jensen for part lot 38 section 16 with 1 dollar. Mary B Ditton to Earth Sanderson for multiple lots in Lakeview and Madison Square additions with 1 dollar. Aura B Crowther to William Lowder for street section and adjacent parcels with 1931.35. Marion L Taylor to William Lowder for partitions in sections 7 and 6 with 1033.25. Deeds marked warranty or quit claim as noted.
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Francis J. Garner
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Tehane Jensen
Mary B. Ditton
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Lakeview Addition
Madison Square
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William H. Lowder
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Wiliam I. Lowder
Deutsche Bank Admits Deal in Bolo Pasha Affair
German press reviews reveal Deutsche Bank admitted transferring funds to Ambassador von Bernstorff on orders from a source handling salaries for ambassadors. The papers use the case to attack von Bernstorff and his imperial chancellorship bid. Bolo Pasha, then in Paris, allegedly received nearly 3.7 million dollars from von Bernstorff to fund activities aiming at a separate peace with France.
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Germany
Potatoes Sold by the Pound in Chicago
Chicago observers report a citywide rule requiring potatoes to be sold by the pound rather than by the bushel. Dealers and buyers will see price quotes based on 100 pounds moving forward, changing local wholesale practice.
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Chicago
Horse Identifies Slain Man Motive Suspect in Robbery
In Chicago on October 15 a mystery man found bound in a wagon alley was identified by a horse that led police to the home of Jacob Mill, a fruit dealer, whose neighbors then identified the body as PHL Robbery 14. Women metal workers in Germany demand a 50 percent pay rise.
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Jacob Mill
Mother has six sons enlisted in WWI effort
Chicago mother Mrs Richard NeGurao expresses joy after receiving a letter from President Wilson thanking her for the six sons she has enlisted. The report notes four other sons also engaged, highlighting a family devoted to the war service.
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Richard NeGurao
Wilson
The Other Side of Business Brags About Baseball
In a Brooklyn Eagle cartoon style exchange an office manager challenges a worker who knows baseball, claiming he would hold the manager’s job if his business knowledge matched his sports insight. The man concedes, noting business could be as engaging as baseball to attract workers.
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