Industrial meet gets to work with six member committee proposed
Washington October 10 The industrial conference begins to move forward John D Rockefeller Jr proposes a resolution for employee voice in terms and conditions A labor group pushes for a six member committee to settle the steel strike and urges workers return to work.
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Rockfeller Resolution
Washington
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National Industrial Conference
Wilson
John Pdp. Rockefeller Jr
Unionisim
Giavin McNab
Congress
War Labor Board
Cadbourne
Charles Edward Russwell
Great Britain
Hoover Warns of Blood Era Without Economic Reset
In San Francisco Herbert Hoover warned that despite ample food supplies the world faces bloodshed unless productivity rises and industrial relations adjust. He cited delays in peace hindering raw material imports and wage-price readjustment as key factors.
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Herbert
Hoover
Europe
U S Rights For Mrs Mumm Repatriation Resolution Considered
Washington action by the house immigration committee unanimously recommended adopting a resolution to repatriate Mrs Francis Sco We Mumm a Kansas native who married Walter Mumm a French wine trader. It notes Mumm regained German citizenship after war and properties in France were seized. French courts denied her claim, lawmakers cite protecting her interests in the Mumm estate.
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House Immigration Committee
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Kansas
Orrike
Walter Mumm
France
Wis
Mumm
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Moran's Reds Clinch World Series With 10 5 Win
Pat Moran's Cincinnati Reds topple Lefty Williams as Hed Eller stars for the comeback. Reds hammer the White Sox, claim the world title in Chicago. Roy Wilkinson and late rescuers help pile on runs after Eller's revenge game.
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Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
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Lefty Williams
Bill
Hed Eller
Cincinnati
Doughty Warriors
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Eller
Roy Wilkinson
James
Reds
Soldiers Fired Upon in Gary Patrol No Injuries Reported
On October 10 in Gary Indiana Sergeant Major George Schrich and four privates from the Fourth Infantry were fired on while patrolling Twenty first street near Ellsworth street. They returned no fire and no one was hit.
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Ballot on Peace Treaty Delayed
Washington news reports the Shantung amendment to the peace treaty postponed indefinitely. Senate members plan speeches and continued treaty reading while talks on a vote date stall. Lodge and Hitchcock pushed for a quick disposition, Borah blocks blank consent awaiting Johnson's return from his speaking tour.
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Massachusetts
Baseball minor league scorecard notes from long game
An error riddled summary notes a 16 0 game with Williams striking out 13 innings, Jackson homer, Kopf three base hit, and multiple players with two-base hits. Scoring includes stolen bases by Eller Neale Rath Collins and hit by pitch events for Biler Roush Murphy.
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Pos Murphy
Cincinnati
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Raridan
Nisth
Steel Strikers Riot at Donora
State police break up Donora rioting as strikers clash with workers. Two attackers shot, 12 to 17 arrests including five women, several workers and sympathizers beaten as officers fire in self defense. Also theft of over $15000 from a mall pouch reported in Chicago.
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Donora
Tony Konich
Wee
Transcontinental air race details chart Morning progress
North Platte Neb Oct 10 Lieut B W Maynard in DH-4 No 31 led eastern group landing at 4 14 Capt Lowell H Smith in DH-4 No 58 arrived five minutes later Two other entries 62 61 followed with landings from 4 45 to 5 24 overnight stay in Omaha. de Haviland planes reach Ashburn field Chicago Washington park. Wales crash injures pilot in Snowstorm near Fort Mountain area.
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West
Maynard Winging
Vocational Board Probe Demanded by Rep Rogers
Representative Rogers of Massachusetts called for an immediate investigation of the vocational educational board before the house rules committee. He asserted that the board seems to have broken down completely.
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Massachusetts
Washington
House Rules Committee
Turkish government proclaims Wilson principles in Konia
A Turkish rationalist government formed at Konia Asia Minor issues a proclamation promising safety for all races and faiths and urging the application of President Wilson's principles. It vows to resist foreign intervention and is signed by a patriotic committee dated September 27. Fire destroys oil town of Waggoner City in Burkburnett fields.
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Bolsheviks in retreat as White forces press
London reports Bolshevik troops withdrawing on western fronts while Denikin's White Army masss reinforcements to the south. No confirmation of a Moscow counter revolt. Educators Grimm Oldenburg arrested in Petrograd. Helsingfors tallies sixteenth assassination attempts on Bolshevik leaders. Moscow may be wiped out this winter per Nabochil claim.
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Nabochil
Kirach
Washington County Evening Journal Summary Item
Washington County's only daily provides local news briefs and community notices for the region.
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Washington County
Senator in Close Call This Morning McKellar
A senator named McKellar faced a close call this morning in an incident reported by the newsroom. Details remain sparse, but authorities confirm the event involved the senator and prompted brief emergency response.
Senators Survive Gunfire Near Homestead Plant Amid Strike
Senators Kenyon and McKellar narrowly escaped shots by agitators as they toured the Homestead steel works area. The pair, part of the Steel Strike Investigating Committee, fled to their car after two shots were fired from a streetcar. State troops halted the vehicle and detained a dozen foreigners for examination.
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Evening Journal
Pittsburgh
Kenyon and McKellar
Homestead Steel
Women Pickets Arrested at Indiana Harbor
Twenty women pickets were arrested by soldiers in Indiana Harbor on October 10 after jeering workers returning to their jobs amid labor strife.
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Evening Journal
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Forty Reds Arrested in Gary During Strike Propaganda
Forty Red agitators were arrested in Gary Indiana today by government agents and closely questioned about their role in seditious propaganda among strikers. Six members of the Red Brotherhood are held for deportation.
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Indiana
Red Brotherhood
Boismeneu Heads Elk Order at Ottawa 1920 Convention
Louis Rosemenne of East St. Louis was elected president of the Illinois Elk here. Ottawa was selected as the 1920 convention city. Other officers include First vice president Thomas Smith Decatur Second vice president Rugege Welch Galesburg secretary J O. Smith Kankakee treasurer W W Arnold Robinson.
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Hazing Probe Ordered at Annapolis Academy
Secretary Daniels has ordered an inquiry into hazing at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after two midshipmen attempted suicide following persecution by classmates. The probe aims to uncover details and determine responsibility for the hostile conduct.
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Wilson Holds New Gains In Condition Bulletin
Washington October 10 President Wilson has held to gains noted earlier in a White House bulletin by Rear Admiral Cary T. and E R. Stitt The bulletin states there is no material change in the president s condition and notes continued improvement in his health
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Strike Ties Up Freight in New York Port
Deliverance of all freight by lighters to steamers in New York port was prohibited by W. N. Potlock, marine lieutenant for United States railway administration. The order comes as the longshoremen’s strike enters its sixth day.
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United States Railway
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