Smoots Proposal Shaped US Voting Power in League Pact
Washington Oct 27 The Senate voted 38 to 40 on an amendment to equalize United States voting power with Great Britain and dominions in the League of Nations. The roll call listed Republicans and Democrats voting yes or no, reflecting party lines on the pact. The same dispatch notes an early naval contract decision for the British rigid airship and updates on Ohio steel strikes and national labor tensions affecting industry.
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Chilean navy moves toward sea duty amid unrest
Fragmented report notes Chilean forces preparing for sea duty as tensions rise over a Peru linked revolt. Discusses naval readiness, possible strategic aims, and ambiguity about sailing plans and northern front posture. Names and places are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Esmeralda
Scorers Hurt in Arc Scores Riot at Brooklyn Depot
New York October 27 a clash between about 1 2000 striking longshoremen and hundreds of nonstriking men erupted on Fortyseventh Street at Secant Avenue Brooklyn. Gunfire and rocks bricks and clubs were used. Police arrested ten men and one officer was severely injured by a brick.
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Sheridan Aims to Finish Air Race Today
In the double transcontinental air race, Lt H W Sheridan, who landed in Buffalo Saturday, hopes to finish the 323 miles to Mineola today despite weak progress. Eastbound fliers include Lt D Gish in Cheyenne Lt Mo Bagby Lt Col Hartney in North Platte and Capt Fy Steinle in Battle Mountain remaining the sole westbound racer at Rock Island.
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Rock Island
Distress Reported for Wooden Steamship Near Solid's Island
A wooden steamship near Solid's Island in Virginia was reported in distress by radio yesterday. Terminal Shipping Company agents said the vessel had been in Baltimore, Missouri, and that danger signs were noted.
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Miners Readies for US Coal Strike Amid Wilson Debates
Reports from Indianapolis and London describe United Mine Workers leaders seeking a wage deal before November 1 to avert a nationwide soft coal strike. John T Lewin urges government restraint while miners press operators to meet demands. English papers compare American unrest with British miners campaigns and urge industrial reform. Des Moines notes governor Ward calls for clarity on Wilson’s message before action.
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United Mine Workers of America
May conference on miners prompts labor tensions in nation
A May meeting of governors and union leaders sparked talk of possible coal strike actions. President Wilson and Governor Harding weighed executive options, while officials warned against provoking Bolshevik elements and stressed caution amid miner demands.
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Haedingante
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Harding
Seek Release of 75 Million Gallons Wartime Whisky
Attorneys for national liquor interests arrived in Louisville to pursue a federal court challenge to wartime prohibition laws. The case aims to test constitutionality and secure release for sale of whiskey in stock valued around 75 million dollars. A motion for an injunction against Internal Revenue collector Elwood Hamilton seeks to stop interference with removal of whisky from Kentucky warehouses.
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Elwood Hamilton
Kentucky
Congress
United States
Newtons theory questioned by prominent scientists
Sunday in Ont many leading scientists gathered to discuss Newtons theory. Imran Malgrann presented experimental results challenging absolute certainty, proposing the theory is an approximation. He outlined four points: apparent motion, different forces, gravity as a driving cause, and the evolutionary implications for planetary systems.
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Roosevelt birth anniversary observed in Oyster Bay cemetery
New York marks Theodore Roosevelt's sixty-first birth anniversary with visits to his grave at Youngs Memorial cemetery in Oyster Bay and a citywide memorial program. Liberty bonds quoted at morning prices show varied yields with Victory bonds trading around 39.65 to 29.60 amid European turmoil affecting US markets.
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Bandits Release Jenkins Confirmed by Embassy
U S Consular Agent Jenkins, kidnapped October 18 by Mexican bandits near Pueblo, was released after ransom payment of 160000 in gold. Third secretary Hanna reported Jenkins sent a message from within Mexican federal lines indicating payment and on his way to Pueblo. Embassy awaits details as Mexico pledges full effort to secure his life.
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Spanish lockout threatens millions of workers in Spain
A general lockout in Spain may affect about 269000 workers in Barcelona and across the country starting November 4. Government officials fear widespread factory closings if the measure is carried out. Employers and employee congresses clash over the action while Catalonia prepares for a workers conference. In Paris, subway workers plan a strike on November 1 in solidarity with general transport workers.
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