U S Troops Guard City of Omaha and Restore Order
Federal troops arrived in Omaha after race rioting that left Mayor Stith wounded and a Black man lynched. The violence damaged the county courthouse and injured dozens as mobs sought the man accused of attacking Miss Agnes Lobeck.
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City OF
Omaha
Camp Grant
Onuwha
Wood
Moon
Neb
Red P. Stith
FE. C. Henry
Deoctor Henry
Henry
William Brown
Agnes Lobeck
Brown
Crook
Greater Iowa seeks state wide campaign under community unit plan
Organizing for a Greater Iowa led by V Lucas of the Greater Iowa Association met with citizens at the Commercial club to outline a state wide campaign modeled on the Iowa Bankers Association. Counties and districts will form boards with representation on the state board to manage a permanent effort to boost Iowa products and educate on state resources. A district field man will devote full time to the program. A Washington county launch followed modest turnout, with another meeting planned to accelerate local organization and momentum. The association recently promoted a state breeder's catalog to list breeders and stock types for prospective buyers through the organization.
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V. Lucas
Greater Iowa Association
Commercial Club
Iowa
Mr. Lucas
Iowa Bankers Asociation
Lucas
Washington County
Fire gutting city building after mob attack
The outbreak began with a crowd pressing into a building as police and deputies struggled to defend it. Shots rang out, fires spread, and over 100 prisoners were rescued atop the structure before firemen could extinguish the blaze. Estimated loss reached $500 000.
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Jnally
Yankees Clinch Third Place With 4 2 Win Over A's
New York Yankees secure third in the American League by beating the Athletics 4 to 2 in the season finale. Mogridge pitched for New York, Keefe opposed him, and the decisive scoring came in the eighth inning when Huggins’ lineup collected two hits off Keefe to break a tie, with another run in the ninth after Mogridge tripled.
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New York
New York Yankees
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Mogridge
Keefe
Huggins
Girl Leaps to Death at Davenport Bridge
Katie Moeller nineteen a Davenport manicurist died by suicide jumping from the government bridge over the Mississippi river. Disappointment in Igoe is cited as the motive. Police recovered the body from the river.
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Girl
Davenport
Igoe
Katie Moeller
Mississippi River
Dye Found From Carch Tree Wood in Argentina
Researchers report a khaki dye extractable from the wood of the carch tree grown in Argentina. The finding notes a practical method to produce color from local wood material.
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Argentina
Reception to King Delayed During Wilsons Rest Period
President Wilson rests at the White House delaying a planned reception for King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium. Viscount Grey may be among the first visitors when health permits. Boston to host the royal couple next Sunday before continuing a countrywide tour.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Viscount Grey
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
White House
United States
Boston
New York
State Department
President Wilson's Health Delays Royal Visit Reception
The White House says President Wilson in seclusion will miss receiving the king and queen upon their arrival in the United States. The October Industrial Conference proceeds, but attendance depends on progress toward recovery. Dr Grayson notes rest is essential and all engagements are cancelled.
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President Wilson
New York
Senate
White House
United States
Tumulty
Totoulty
Grayson
May Wagner Sentenced in Lewdness Case
Mrs May Wagner indicted with Oscar Anderson on lewdness pled guilty today and received four months in the county jail plus court costs Judge Hamilton presiding Anderson earlier pled guilty and serves his sentence Stake details note trial of Miss Effie Hull vs William Singleman concluded with jury instruction given by Judge Hamilton and arguments by Morrison Bell Butterfield Livingston.
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Crand
Oscar Anderson
Hamilton
Anderson
Wagner
T. A. Michels
Effie Hull
William Singleman
J. A. Hillhouse
FE. D. Morrison
Eardley Bell
W. H. Butterfield
Strikers Riot in Waukegan as Bethlehem Plant Affects Debate
In Waukegan Illinois about two thousand striking steel workers with families clashed with police and deputies near the Atperican Steel and Wire plant. The riot saw bricks and stones thrown, officers attacked, and threats to burn Bairstow’s house as state troops were urged amid fears of a general blaze.
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Waukegan
Wategan
Atperican Steel and Wire Company
Sheridan Road
Twelfth Street
Sharnes Bairstow
Bairstow
Strikes Hit Bethlehem Plant and Chicago District
Reports from Pittsburgh and Bethlehem indicate the Bethlehem Steel plant is largely crippled by the strike while Bethlehem, Pa shows little disruption. In Chicago district both sides claim victory as workers trickle back or stay away. police gates open to entrants amid mixed union leadership claims. Danzig situation noted with German alleged plans.
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Steel
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company
Chicago
Indiana Steel Mills
Gary
Minois Steel Company
36Th Street
J. M. Rogan
Amalgamated Iron and Steel Workers
Stormy debate as Italy votes on Fiume status
Rome reports a stormy session as Premier Nitti won a confidence vote 208 to 148 amid brawling deputies. The chamber debated Fiume’s status and unity with allies while martial law concerns grew with troops around Rome. Multiple challenges and duels followed the fracas.
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Rome
Paris
Fiune
Chamber of Deputies
Nitti
Italy
Diuet
Tommaso Tittoni
Fiume
Italian Chamber
le Journal
Governingh
Huns Fail To Withdraw Troops From Baltic
A Baltic crisis update reports German forces failing to pull troops from the region as a blockade of Germany began this morning. The development heightens tensions in the theater as allied commands continue pressure.
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Baltic
Booze Ban Still On Says War Time Prohibition Must Continue
Paris reports a complete Allied blockade of German ports began early today as Germany failed to remove troops from the Baltic per armistice terms. Washington notes Attorney General Palmer says war time prohibition cannot be lifted until the peace treaty is ratified.
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Evening Journal
Paris
Germany
Baltic
Washington, D. C
Palmer
President Improves After Night, Grayson Reports
Washington D C Sept 80 Admiral Grayson announces the president had a good night and is improving following medical daily bulletin the statement says the president's condition is steady and satisfactory and continues under observation at the White House.
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Tesident Wilson
Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Admiral Grayson
Mauna Loa Eruption Ravages Hilo Island Towns
In Honolulu on September 30, Mauna Loa on Hilo Island erupts violently destroying thousands of homes and forcing inhabitants to flee toward the sea.
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Evening Journal
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
Hilo Island
Tittoni Recommends Unity Amid Fiume Crisis
Italian foreign minister Tomasso Tittoni urged unity with allies as the Fiume incident escalated. He offered to resign if another member could better manage the issue, signaling a cabinet shakeup amid the growing crisis.
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Italy
Tomasso Tittoni
Fiume
STOP U. S. SHIPS TO BRITAIN
Washington reports all sailings to Great Britain suspended by the Shipping Board due to the British railway strike. Operations officers are ordered to hold vessels in port and discontinue bookings, loadings, and clearances for United Kingdom ports to avoid congestion and bunkering issues.
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Washington
Great Britain
Shipping Board
United Kingdom
United Kingdon
Duluth Tugmen Strike Ties Up Great Lakes Freight
Tugmen from Whitney Brothers Barnet and Record and England Towing in Duluth strike in response to a Great Lakes labor call. Independent ferries are not needed. the bar is tied up by the strike and a storm.
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Call—Harbor
Duluth
Minn
Whitney Brothers
Barnet & Record Company
England Towing
Great Lakes
Greeks Appeal to Wilson for Thrace Union
Thousands of Greeks in Thrace signed an appeal to President Wilson requesting support for a union of Thrace with Greece. The message will be circulated for two more days across 16 districts in Saloniki dated September 30.
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Thrace
Greece
Saloniki
Wilson
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