Food trust complaint reaches White House over Pittsburg
Justice Department acknowledges September letters from A F Anderson of Pittsburg regarding Arbour vs Pittsburgh Produce Trade Association. Acting Attorney General M D Purdy states the case will receive careful consideration. Claim alleges a conspiracy among Pittsburg product dealers raising prices by about 40 percent compared with other cities.
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Department of Justice
Pittsburgh
Washington
M D Purdy
Roongvett
Pittsburg
Lusitania Sets Transatlantic Speed Record Across Ocean
The Lusitania completes a four days nineteen hours forty minutes crossing fromland to land, beating the Deutschland and Kerner Wilhelm II records. The turbine engine shows less vibration and marks a new era in transatlantic travel as passengers celebrate the English liner's triumph over German rivals.
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Walhington Pr
New York
Sandy Hook
New Ambrone
China
Danats Rock
Atlantis
Rus
Lusitania
Atlonca
Kaleer Wilhelm IF
Lloyd Limeander
Ocean
Deutsenland
Cherbourge
Coure
Lusitante
Lusitaias
Iip
Gueonstown Couran
Rela
Tena
Cunard Line
Europa
Lusitanta
Ife
Herbie
Col Kowalski
Robert Fulton
Ita
Science
Builders and crew toast gallant easel and modern sea craft
Captain James W Milar of New York delivers a short address praising the steamboat across the Hadeon River. Dr Robert Collyer of New York and James Hiverson of Philadelphia laud the vessel as a marvel of speed and engineering. George Croydon Marks and Thomas Ellison, among others, credit scientists and engineers from England and America for the international achievement.
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James W Milar
New York
Hadeon River
Tims
Land of
Futon
Mand Tac
Robert Colly
George Croydon Marks
Thomas Ellison
America
England
Kidnappers Likely Murderers Of Bridgeport Boy
Police believe nine year old Philip Mastrione was strangled to cover Black Hand extortion attempts on his father Nicholas Mastrione. A strange woman was seen talking with him before he vanished Sunday. His body was found near Union Metallic Cartridge Co. grounds with head blows and a tightened ligature, arms bound, and clothing clues suggesting a female accomplice.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Philip Mastriono
Rignapers
Bya
Plullo
Nicholas Mastrique
Philip
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Trumbull
Mrs Chadwick dies after forged notes cripple banks
Cassie Chadwick once claimed Carnegie lineage forged notes totaling millions to secure loans. Convicted of conspiring to defraud a national bank, she faced ten years in the penitentiary but died in the women’s ward of an Ohio prison after a long illness. Her son, from her first marriage, was not at bedside.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cassie Chadwick
Oberlin
Ohio Penitentiary
Chadwick
Beth
Simil Hoover
Cleveland
Cassie L Chadwin
Elizabeth Begley
Woodstock
Canada
Toledo
Mine Deviere
Richard Brown
Youngstown
Hoover
le Roy S Chadwick
Bia
Meru Ghadwick
Reynold
Wade Perk
Mieveland
Swith
Andrew Carnegie
Reynolds
Witch
Cavangie
Pasterman
Newton
Brookline
Mass
Charles Beckwith
AH Spearcashier
Natonal
Oberlit Ohio
Wall
Beckwith
Spear
National Banking Izws
Tii
Colmibus
Erid Hoover
Bryan Opposes National Railroad Incorporation Plan
In Cincinnati on Oct 10 Willum J Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska denounced President Roosevelt’s proposal for national incorporation of railroads and interstate businesses. He warned the move would centralize power, diminish state authority, and likened it to Hamilton’s era. Bryan doubted the plan would gain acceptance.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Roonevells
Willum J .Bryan
Lincoln 'Nebr
Bryan
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Mfe
Pla
Nationae Corporation of
raHroads
Mke Hendlton
President Kills Big Deer at Dist 109 Yards
Special to The Washington Post from Stumpoul La October 1920 reports the President shooting a deer at about 109 yards after dogs startled a fine buck near the party camp. He fired quickly and the animal fell, bringing fresh venison to camp. Fellow hunters congratulated him on his marksmanship though a bear hunt was missed. Ground conditions improved by rain, comforting the camp for days of sport ahead. Several notable figures and visiting hunters joined or passed through the camp with plans to move camp downstream on the Texas River to secure a steerable buck.
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Mimi
Dee
Zearo
D ¥ Miller
Greenville Blas
Tn Command
Alsatia
Tensas
Tory Parents Guilty of Manslaughter in Boy Death
Mount Holly New Jersey October. Watson and wife May on trial for manslaughter over seven year old Banville's death from pneumonia on March 8. Jury found mutiny? and recommended mercy. The Christian Scientists claimed no medical treatment was provided. A doctor testified the child could have been saved with proper care. Mrs Watson reportedly prayed for recovery and the couple planned to appeal. Government sale notices and banking promotions appear in the same column.
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Tory
Mount Holly
Rawin
Watson
May
Banville
Matey
Watsons
Camden
Hartje Divorce Case Sees Wife Deny Guilt and Threats
Pittsburg filing reveals Mrs Hartje denies guilt in the divorce case with Augustus Hartje, the millionaire paper magnate. She recounts four settlement offers and asserts no fear of disclosures while detailing alleged threats to her life and attempts to sway judgment or jury.
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Pittsburg
Washington Post
Mary Snoil Hartie
Augustus Hartje
Hartje
Hea
Onter Pa
Scotty Mary Bonlse
Bartie
Ligotier
Harries Sawyers
Harte
Ita
Harley
Scott Furgerson
Hartseaside
Tom Madine
Ireland
Clerks’ Theft Hits Philadelphia Bankers
Ervin & Co and brokers in Philadelphia disclosed a confidential clerk caused a loss totaling about 41000 to 4100 through speculative manipulation. The clerk, Dixon head of them, is said to have gambled on customers and was discharged after the discrepancy was found.
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Piladelpha
Piladelphia
Maoker
Ervin & Cowankera
Dixon
Sfascharsed
Fusion with Hearst county ticket chosen at meeting
Republicans and Hearst men agreed on a fusion county ticket at a позднее meeting. The slate includes Isidore Wasshevo Gel and Douglas Mathewson for various county and city posts, with positions to be filled in the justice and city courts. A conference with Hearst delegates followed, ending near midnight.
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Independence League
Lux Action
Washington Post
New York
Hearst
Fusion County
Supreme Cour—of
Lemn
Erver Rapudem
Cena Sicsfooe
Cmanuns
Whitman Sophlean Nathan
DaveRndependence
Laagud Melgin
Palliser Independence League
Ot Ciry Court
Fer
Justles
Cout
Willi & Wadhams Rewblican
Isidore Wasshevogel
Douglas Matthewson
Repulien
Henry BS Bumbon
Independence
Tera James A Donegan
EDWIK
Merrill
Independanca League
Sterl—Maximillan
Murtey Hill Lyceum
Parsons
Ferbert Parsong
William & Bennet
Charis
Adler Frank Bowers
Alfred R Page
Jewels Stolen From Paris Wife In Pittsburg Hotel Heist
A jewel theft occurred in Pittsburg Pa as a woman identified as the wife of Jean Bwvssonneau of Paris France reported goods valued at 91 500 stolen from a hotel room at about 10 on Oct 10. Police detained hotel workers who denied involvement but the jewels were recovered during searches. Dr Eychomneau and associates are in the city to inspect iron and steel units.
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Prench
Pittsburg
Jean Bwvssonneau
Paris
France
Eychomneau
Man in mid sea leap attempt on Moltke voyage
Herbert Steteher De Bon of Chicago attempted suicide by jumping into the sea during the Moltke’s mid Atlantic voyage from Genoa and Naples. He was restrained after the attempt and kept under watch until the steamer's arrival.
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Chicago
Midocean
New York
Herbert Steteher de Bon
Chicaxo
Moltke
Genoa
Naples
President Roosevelt Opens Cotton Shipment to King Edward
Memphis reports a bale of cotton labeled with Theodore Roosevelt shipped directly to King Edward. The transfer will be conducted by water to Thames docks, with Roosevelt seen pulling the lever when the bale was compressed last week.
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Iosefal
Washington
Memphis
Theodore Roosevelt
King Edwark
Thames
Roosevelt
Cubs Rally Past Tigers as Reulbach Shuts Them Out
Chicago Cubs dominate the Tigers 4 to 0 behind Reulbach strong pitching. Killian stumbles early, but Seaver, Evers, Kling and Schulte drive key hits as Cubs clinch the second game in the series. Tigers fail to mount late offense despite several singles and doubles.
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Detroit AB
PO Jones
Schaefer
Crawford
Gobb
Rossman
Coughlin
Schmidt
Leary
Siever
Killian
Shicago
Slagle
Shegkard
Chance
Steinfeldt
Ling
Evers
Schulte
Tinker
Realbagch
Detroit
Steinfeldt Evera
Sheckard
Killan
Kling
Chicago
Realpach
Realbach
Mesars, O Day
Sheridan
Kaljan
Tigers
Reulbach
Cleaxy
Stesting
Cubs
Rewihaca Avi
Ths
Rewbach
Lehieh Hes
Tieker
Stech
Jet
O Leary
Whch
Stenfalat
Yanne Klieg
Eners
Oan
Selacter
Levers
Sceintelét J
Caugh
Jones
Imeuit
Reul Bach
Gebs
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Deutschland
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Cunard
Lane
Germany
Atlantic
Hambergmerloun
Dentacl J
Alan Us
Dutschland
Baltimore
Returay
Baltimore & Ohio
Simday
Royal Lion
Coty
Blaodstone
RMA Paperi
Hal
Machutes
Baner
Harpers Perry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Cumberland
Baltimore and
Harpers Ferry
Ieee Ge
Imrs
Carnegie
Camerie
Buck
Boy
Tay
Clerk
New York City
League
Forter
London
Detrit
Michigan
Jennings
Reulbech
Ona
Severs
Pattis
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Kalan
Xihan
Brewer
Daves Jonesou
Tinker Slongly
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Wineys
Cuba
Jinen
Killien
Dlab
Steintelar
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