Anarchists Plot to Destroy U S Camps in 1918 Case
Chicago and Gary reports describe a broad radical plot to destroy abandoned army cantonments and government property. Anton Gorski, alleged leader, is under surveillance after a Chicago post office device attack. Federal troops surge to Gary as investigators probe hazardous devices and a suspected bomb maker Alexander Ivanoff.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Gary
Ind
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West Virginia
Colorado
Geary
Proberty
Leonard Wood
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United States Army
W.S Mapes
Col Mapes
Storski
Gorsh
Alexander lWwanoff
Gary Steel
Garshi
Jaimbel Bros
New York
Department of Justee
Washington
Tuttsbureh
Pasitice
Ainais
U S Troops to Police Silesia Under Paris Decision
American troops slated to form part of an occupation force in the Silesia plebiscite area ship from New York this week aboard the transport Trestent Grant. Secretary Riker provided few details on force strength, noting 7400 units had been suggested as a probable number for the operation.
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Supreme Council
Paris
New York
Grant
Riker
Baker
Siske
Amer- Wan
Alfonso Hopes to Regain Gibraltar Visit to Paris
King Alfonso of Spain plans a Paris visit arriving October 20 with Queen Victoria to discuss Tangier status reconsideration and possible days in the city. Preparations are complete for a welcoming episode, with a Verdun battlefield excursion on the agenda.
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Paris
Tangier
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Toria
Hayas
Afonsos
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Verdun
Clash Over Shantung Provision Divides Senate in Five Hour Debate
A five hour Senate dispute centered on Japan and Shantung drew sharp clashes between Senator Reed and McCumber with Lodge and Hitchcock. the gavel rang repeatedly as rules were invoked and readings of the text stagnated. Reed pressed for official league changes while McCumber defended the treaty status and the aim to curb Japan, with Brandegee, Ball, and other leaders watching the tumult. The session yielded no vote on the Shantung amendment as debate continued and officials anticipated a vote the following day.
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Nippon
Hitchcock
Missouri
Shantung
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McCumber
Japan
Shaniung Province
China
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Germany
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Sharp
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Ball
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America
Europe
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France
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Wilcon
Clemen
League of Nations
Assembly
Paris
Isader
Lusitania
Gwen
Drench Riga with Gas as Baltic Allies Fight Back
British warships assist Lettish and Esthonian forces in Riga as German and Russian troops bombard the city with poison gas and trench mortars. Lettish troops, reinforced by Esthonians, retake initiative across the Duna River while armistice talks falter. Esthonian papers fault Allied policy and warn Riga’s defenders face a hard struggle without stronger action. General Goltz rumor denies latest Baltic retreat claims.
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Livonia
London
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Frankfort-on-Main
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Latvia
Europe
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Berlin
President Wilson Restless Day Amid Prostate Swelling Update
President Wilson endured a restless day due to a swollen prostate gland but improved by night. White House bulletins report normal vital signs, and Dr H A Fowler aided reducing swelling. Congress adjournment was opposed by the President’s staff as unnecessary while the executive remains able to act on important matters.
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White House
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Grayson
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Stitt and
Ruffin
H. A. Fowler
Washington
Bishop McKim Defends Korea Policy At Episcopal Conv
Detroit, Oct. 14. At the triennial general convention Bishop John McKim of Tokyo argued over Shantung and Korea noting Japan would return Shantung and that U S government often fails to keep promises. He said Korea has benefited from Japanese modernization and cited court martials for guilty soldiers.
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Detroit
Shantune
China
Japan
John McKim
Tokyo
Protestant Episcopal Church
Shantung
McKim
United States
Korea
Frederick RK. Graves
Shanghai
Roswell Page
Virginia
Cristian
Labor Fight Fails to Force Steel Truce Plea at Conference
The national industrial conference adjourned after a long session devoted to labor’s bid to arbitrate the steel strike. Samuel Gompers urged intervention, denouncing steel officials, as three subcommittees were appointed and a new compromise proposal was planned by the Baruch-led public group for resumption today.
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Ateel
Bernard M. Baruch
Samuel Gempers
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
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Whale
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Samu Gompers
Walso
Yesterda
Wilson
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John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianpeolis
Thomas Brewater
Association of Mine Operators
St Louis
Washinton
Atlan
Longshoremen Unions End Strike in Major Move
Six large local unions vote to return to work, claiming the strike’s backbone is broken. About 15,000 members will return, with activity seen in Manhattan and three Brooklyn locals. Unions urge caution through December 1 if costs and wages shift.
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New York
John F. Hiry
Eiléy
Manhattan
Brooklyn
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Unclear OCR Summary From Damaged Historical Text
Fragmentary OCR note references cargo to New York and dates, but text is garbled with missing names and actions. Reads as a partial shipment or schedule item with illegible details and stray words. Unable to identify clear persons organizations or events from the readable fragments.
Labor and Capital Clash in Death Grapple Across Nation
George Rothwell Brown reports Europe’s radicals coming to America add to labor turmoil as a coal and steel clash looms. Government action, arbitration hopes, and a looming miners’ strike threaten industrial order. The piece argues radical ideas surge within labor and warns of possible use of army to quell unrest.
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United State Army
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