Hip Sing Tong in Welty Smelly Hall Plans No New War
Chinese delegates at the Tip Sing tong convention in Portland Oregon discuss peaceful aims and business plans. They plan to build tongs in China and fund new headquarters in San Francisco Seattle Chicago and New York while hosting lavish banquets with exotic dishes attended by hundreds.
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Associated Press
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Ore
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China
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Hips
Kery Company
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Hong Kong
Seattle
Chicago
New York
Red Cross Allocates $50,000 for Blankets in Near East Relief
The American Red Cross directs $50,000 for blankets and clothing and £25,000 for medical supplies to aid Turkish refugees in the Near East. Paris branch alerted as 200,000 refugees in Athens and 40,000 in Saloniki receive aid, with thousands fleeing territory overrun by the Turks. Need for blankets clothing medical supplies and food cited.
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American
Red Cross
Paris
Society
Athens
Saloniki
Torso Follows Head of Siam Han in Park
The New York Bronx park murder scene grows darker as a severed torso is found with the earlier head. Police intensify park searches seeking more body parts while investigators press for identification of the victim.
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New York
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Bronx Park
End of American Isolation Policy Not Yet in Sight
A 1922 editorial argues that American participation in a world federation is unlikely soon. It cites the Sevres and Vernallies treaties as failing and says only a strong American leader could shift policy toward world cooperation, with conditions tied to domestic leadership and international developments.
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Harding
New York Eventne Port
Ina
Des Moines Women Demand Auto Seating Ban
A Des Moines meeting of twenty women from the WLC TU YWGC AL and local clubs urged the city council to pass an ordinance banning women riding on men's laps in automobiles. They cited moral concerns and pressed for penalties to curb the practice and related “parked car” evils.
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YW. GC. AL
Women’s Club
Prayerer’s Aid Society
Ministerial Association
Girl's Community Club
We Yo Mola
Hammond
Ida H.wine Smith
Ide RB. Wise Smith
Des Maines
Fall from Tree Fatal to Longtime Delaware Resident
Lewis AL Wood, 70, died after falling from a tree he was trimming on Franklin Street North. Born May 12, 1847, in Delaware County, he lived in Manchester since 1905 after leaving Honey Creek Township. He married Elizabeth McMinis on June 18, 1878, who survives with a sister Mrs. C. W. Cooler of Kaugle Grove.
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Manchester
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Lewis AL Wood
Bye Fail
Franklin Street
Delaware County
Honey Creek Township
Elizabeth McMinis
C. W. Cooler
Kaugle Grove
Women’s Confessions Clear Up 18 Robberies
Eighteen store and bank robberies across Iowa Wisconsin and Minnesota were cleared up by alleged confessions signed by four women. They charged the crimes were engineered by Roy Bolt now in Fort Madison penitentiary and by Ray Burgess, accomplice.
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Marshalltown
Ont
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Roy Bolt
Fort Madison
Penitun Wary
Ray Burgess
Hit Companion
Commissioner's Son Pinched with Hooch
Des Moines reports that Jeferson Jr., son-in-law of City Commissioner MacVicar, was arrested early today with two quarts of whisky found in his car.
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Des Moines
Get
F. E. Marsh
Jeferson, Jr
MacVicar
Cigaret Machines Cause Strife in Alexandria
Egypt adopts modern cigarette making machinery in Alexandria reducing labor for 1000 cigarettes from 1 dollar to eight cents. Hand rollers drop from 1519 to 218 as workers protest. labor conciliation board steps in to ease the dispute.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Government Sues Airplane Firm for 2408267.41
The Naytan Airplane company, formerly Dayton Wright, is named in a government suit seeking 2 408 267.41 in recovery. The action marks the first war frauds case against an airplane firm. Seven contracts are cited, including two government contracts totaling 2 500 000.
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Daston
Naytan Airplane Company
Airplone
Dayton-Wright Airplane Company
cMberg
Ramsay Relieved as Military Attache to Paris
London reports Captain Hon Alexander Ramsay of the 3rd Royal Marine nurses has been recalled from Paris to active fleet service. He is married to Princess Pat Patricia daughter of the Duke of Connaught. The recall comes amid rumors tied to Princess Marys wedding.
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Alexander Ramsay
R. M.N
Paris
Hamsway
Pat" Patricia
Duke of Connaught
Mary
Bocnaay
Farmer Fatally Struck as Vehicle Passes On Busy Road
Davenport Tennessee October 6 early morning incident reports farmer Brayton of Brayton farmyard stepping into the road was struck by an automobile driven by Best Pals of New Liberty. The vehicle attempted to pass another car and Brayton was killed instantly. An inquest will determine responsibility for the accident.
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Brayton
Scott Cowuly
New Liberty
Pals
Lawn City Officer Filed Information in Gambling Case
Cedar Falls October 6 Archie Greene constable who seized gambling devices at Cattle Congress and Electric park grounds Saturday gave John Dow information in Justice Murray's court. Hearing date set for next Friday.
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Lawn City
Cedar Falls
Sweetal
Archie Greene
Constatic
John Dow
Babe Smothered in Handbag Murder Feared in Des Moines
Des Moines reports the discovery of an unidentified baby found smothered in a handbag at Rock Island station. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of first degree murder against an unknown assailant. The newborn is described as premature, marking Des Moines sixth baby murder of the year.
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Ges
Dies in Crash with Unprotected Truck Near Des Moines
An automobile collided with a stationary truck beside a highway last night. Loren His, 5 years old, died an hour later from injuries. Police plan to charge the truck driver with operating without a license.
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Des Moines
Det
Loren
Fires Over Wife's Shoulder to Slay His Father-in-Law
Blake Denton of Ste ling Illinois was held in the grand jury on a murder charge for shooting Ray Sibley of Prophetstown at the elder Sibley home in Erie Illinois. The only witness was Denton's wife who intervened as he fired the revolver during a family quarrel.
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Ill
Del
Blake Denton
Grans
Inlaw
Ray Sibley
Prophetstown
Henry Sibley
Erie
Denton
Davenport Police See Suspected Auto Theft School
Davenport police say they uncovered a suspected crime school teaching auto theft tricks. Two alleged teachers and three youths were arrested, including Otto Gussman, with confessions tying the boys to stealing and stripping a Moline car near Davenport.
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Associated Press
Davenport
Otto Gussmin
Rock Island
Gassman
William Streeter
Saibon
Cassman
Streetor
Ack Thorndyke
William A Gradert
Albert Millard
Moline
Thorndyke
Gradert
B. O. Jenskins
Millard
Streeter
Seceders Form Rival Ku Klux Klan Organization
In Knoxville Tennessee on October 6 seceders from the Ku Klux Klan announced a rival group to be known as the National Associated Klans. The sponsors hope to draw thousands hostile to the Klan. A charter application has been filed with a state secretary in Nashville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Ku Klux Klan
National Associated Klans
Nashville
Millionaire Red's Sentence Stayed in Illinois Case
Springfield Ill Oct 6 a supreme court stayed the mandate in the William Bross Lloyd case and co defendants convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the government The stay moves the date to Nav 1 instead of Dec 5 to allow time for a United States supreme court appeal
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William Bross Lloyd
Supreme Cour
United States Supreme Court
Mrs Harding Improves but Remains Bedbound
Mrs Warren G. Harding, wife of the president, is steadily improving from a serious illness but will remain in bed for some time. The White House disclosed the update today through Dr. Charles E. Sawyer, the first bulletin issued in days.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
White House
Charles E. Swayer
Teddy
Standard Oil of New York Declares 260 Percent Stock Dividend
New York October 6 Standard Oil of New York declares a stock dividend of 260 percent raising capital from 77.8 million to 225.06 million and reducing par value from 100 to 25 a share. The stock rose over 20 points to 59 1/2 on the curb market. Washington reports federal courts convicted prohibition violators at about 100 per day over the last year with 2,873 convictions and 43,444 indictments.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
Washington, D. C
Haines
Thay
Balensifer Improves After Elevator Shaft Injury
Julius Balensifer of 310 Sixth Street East, injured in a fall down an elevator shaft at the G W depot where he worked, is reported in improving condition at St. Francis Hospital. Attending physician says recovery is assured.
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Julius Balensifer
Dean of New York Sport Writers Dies
Joseph Mc Ginn longtime Associated Press reporter and dean of New York sporting writers died today in Brooklyn after a yearlong illness. Sunnyside Tournament notices: players for beluga event must register with Aira R. M. Knox. names due tomorrow. registrations close Saturday.
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New York Sport Writers
New York
Joseph McGinn
Associated Press
Highone
Brooklyn
Sunnyside
Aira
R. M. Knox
Muttinery and Woods Millinery Lead Latest Trends
A brief note highlights new ideas in muttinery and Woods millinery, mentioning Mew models and tadvertisement as part of the evolving display.
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Woods
Daugherty Rules End of Rum Selling on American Ships
Attorney General Daugherty ruled that sale or carriage of liquor on shipping board or other American vessels within three miles of shore is illegal. The opinion, expected soon, would curb rum sales by both private and government ships, affecting transoceanic traffic and state revenues.
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Ashington
D. C
Wington
Daugherty
Shipping Board
Lasker
Supreme Court
Daugherty Baid
Club Owners Kick at Location of Seats in World Series Tickets
New York Oct 6. John A Heydler president of the National League protests the seat locations for world series tickets allotted to NL clubs. In a letter to Col John A Rupert part owner of the Yankees he says the seats are in the extreme north wing of the lower stand far from the plate. Copies went to Judge Landis and Ban Johnson who with Heydier form baseballs advisory council.
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New York
New York Yankees
John A. Heydler
John A. Rupert
Judge Landis
Ban Johnson
Heydier
Advisory Council of Baseball
Restaurant owner fined for violations in water street eatery
George Koletis proprietor of a restaurant at 617 Water Street was charged with keeping spoiled food and serving meals in cracked dishes. He pled guilty and was fined 100 dollars with 30 days in jail. Judge Courtright suspended most of the fine, conditioning sanitation cleanup. further violations could revoke the license.
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George Koletis
Water Street
GC. L. McDermott
Koletis
O. B. Courtright
War Signs Again Glow in East as Conference Ends
Reports from the near east scene show renewed diplomatic friction as France backs Kemal and negotiations stall. General Tarington remains in Constantinople awaiting London instructions while Curzon seeks French position, with Bouillon blamed for secret diplomacy and Greek atrocities in Thrace cited in dispatches.
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Tarington
Constantinos
London
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Kemal
Boulton
Renan
Bouillon
Near East
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Thrace
Stillman Divorce Appeal Upheld In New York Hearing
Supreme Court Justice Mor selanger confirmed Gleason's findings in the Stillman divorce case. The decision declares Baby Guy Stillman an estimated son of James A. Stillman, and states Mrs. Anne U. Stillman was not guilty of infidelity. It also finds Stillman guilty of misconduct and denies him a divorce.
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New York
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Colored boy confesses drowning white boy in Milwaukee river
Milwaukee police say a seven year old colored boy confessed to pushing Janek Tfetf fer, seven, into the Milwaukee river during a quarrel over 56 to 50 bone lead pences. He watched the drowning struggles before help arrived.
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Wis
Imer
Kyle
Janek Tfetffer
Miwaukee
Jack
Fies Lad
Aviators Smash All Endurance Records
In San Diego California on October 6 1924 United States Army aviators Joan A MacReady and Oakley Kelly flew a monoplane T 2 for 28 hours 34 minutes breaking the previous 26 hour 19 minute 35 second endurance record.
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San Diego
Gual
Japs Exonerated in Vladivostok Arms Plot Report
A semi official Tokyo report clears the general staff of blame in a plot to sell arms stored at Vladivostok. It says Changtso Lin, a Chinese warlord, bought the arms from both white and red Russian forces to renew his war against Wat Pol Fu, but the Japanese did not assist. The report does not explain the missing Czech arms incident.
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Qet
Vladivostok
Changtso-Lin
Wat Pol- Fu
President Defers Naming Coal Probe
Washington D C Ott The federal commission investigating the coal industry will not be definitely selected until President Harding reviews recommendations from John J Lewis of the United Mine Workers and Alfred M Bogley of the National Coal Association, announced at the White House today.
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Washington, D.C
Federal Commission
Harding
John J. Lewis
United Aline Workers
Alfred M.iqgley
National Coal Association
White House
Objections Heard to Joint Drainage Plan
Objections were raised today to forming a joint drainage district between Hinckshawk and Bremer counties. Wa county boards discussed the proposed project union with about 6,300 acres affected, most of which lies in Mt. Vernon township. Objectors claim costs would exceed benefits.
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Hinckshawk
Bremer
Mt. Vernon Township
Congress Resists European debt cancellations at meeting
At the American Bankers Association gathering in New York bankers urged leniency for European debt. Secretary Mellon insisted the United States expects full repayment with no discrimination between food and munition debts, and Congress across parties rejected cancellation of foreign indebtedness.
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International News Wire
Washington
American Bankers’ Association
New York
Europe
United States
Mellon
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Melton
Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Atellon
Debt settlements eyed as British debt mission nears
The American debt funding commission aims to settle foreten ndebtedness within 25 years with 4-1 3 percent interest. Congress shows no push to change the law. Sir Robert Warne leads the British mission expected in late October. Concurrently a banking conference in New York will push debt cancellation. Italy reports 4,800,008 lemon trees yielding 1,260,00,609 lemons per year.
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American Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Robert Warne
New York City
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