Detroit Bars Pulpit Speaking by Union Labor Delegates
Detroit leaders bar union labor speakers from pulpits during the American Federation convention held in the city. President Green denounces a “sinister influence” from local employers and church groups opposing labor, urging an equal hearing for open speakers while Salvation Army privileges are extended to delegates. Pearson declines further comment.
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Green
Salvation Army Frii
Salvation Army
James Pookes
Fabor
Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Chamber of Commerce and Puilding Association
Grean
American Federation of Labor
Pearson
Morton Pearson
Detroit Coun
Yell
Tod
McAdoo Defines Dry and Wet Prohibition Split
McAdoo sharply defines the party divide on prohibition as dry versus wet. He argues the United States must not enter the liquor business and frames the California platform as the driest in either party. The piece predicts a national convention battle as dry and wet factions vie for delegates across states.
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McaAdoo
United States
McAdoo
Smith
Gov. Smith
New York
California
Potomac
Perthern
Olin
Maine
Pennsylvania
States Senate
N. VY. Merale-Trébane
Thornburg seeks emergency hog cholera serum release
Des Moines reports Thornburg state secretary of agriculture declares a hog cholera emergency and asks Secretary Jardine to release untested serum under federal supervision. Other signers include Charles Vernet, Dr. Peter Maleim, and Dr. J. A. Barger. Thornburg argues untested serum, used with supervision, could aid exposed herds.
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Des Moines
Get
Mark ' Sg
Thornbure
Tliricultture
Federal Department of Agriculture
Thornburg
Jardine
Charles Vernet
Peter Maleim
J. A. Barger
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
State Banking Department
Gary Expects Good Business in 1927
Gary predicts a strong 1927 for U S industry and commerce, citing continued corporate growth and steady demand. He notes steel and allied sectors will drive recovery, while broader business conditions remain cautiously optimistic amid ongoing depressions in some sectors.
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Gary
New York
America
United States Steel
Berieda
Amerlea
Chaptin to Retire After Napoleon Chaptin Retires
Unclear fragments describe Chaptin retiring after Napoleon related events. References include names like Arthur Iosily and Kelly Maas, plus mentions of visiting locations and filming. The text is highly garbled with missing context and uncertain details about timing or actions.
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Tandon
Cresplin
Arthur Iosily
Kelly
Sy Kelly
Peeson
Soccer Meeting Tonight At Victor Lead Club
A local notice invites all interested in soccer to attend tonight at 0 Phare fete in the ei Vv. discussion will cover football deazue and related topics, with a focus on organizing a Brau divertor.
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Victor
Motorist Bruised When His Auto Hits Street Car
Joineph Utek of 170L Brinklin street suffered a severe bruise after his car collided with a street car on Lafayette street between P Anden and Block avenues late this evening. He was taken to St Francis hospital by city officers and later removed to his home. his car was badly damaged.
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Joineph Utek
Brinklin Street
Ark
Lafayette Street
P Anden
Block Avenues
St. Francis Hos
Hoy Colvin
W. d. Sipe
Jick
Washington clash over Suzzallo firing rocks state politics
Turmoil in Washington escalates as Governor Hartley faces a university dispute over Harry Suzzallo's dismissal from the University of Washington. Threats and countercharges flare between factions, with impeachment and recall discussed. Civic leaders urge reinstatement while protests mount Friday. Funding fights persist as lawmakers push cuts amid enrollment needs.
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Seattle
Brney Suzzallo
University of Washington
Northwest
Cnrtrave Jn
Hartley
Luzzatto
Thore
Als
Hartl
Suxzzado
Farmul
Suzzalles
Hirtley
Supreme Court Hears Oi Case Arguments
Fragmentary text shows Supreme Court arguments referenced with unclear entities. No coherent facts or named organizations available. The readable parts do not establish a complete event, date, or participants.
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Supreme Court
Paul preachers begin evangelistic services at Antioch
A Paul area preacher initiates nightly evangelistic services at Antioch with plans for a prayer meeting and a series of sermons. Attendees are invited to participate each evening as the campaign unfolds under local church leadership.
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St, Paul
Antioch
Indiana publisher vows expose in Stephenson graft plot
Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes, Indiana, releasing a letter he says was taken from D. C. Stephenson in prison. The letter claims a prominent Indiana politician owes $825,009 over campaign expenses and alleges broad political deals involving mayors and others. Adams, heading an Indiana Public Editorial association probe, seeks to force access to Stephenson to prove alleged corruption and payoffs tied to Indiana cities.
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D. C. Stephenson
Indiana State
Thomas HH. Adams
Vincennes
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Saxk
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India
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King
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Ty Stephenson
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Obituary Notice with Portions of Personal Details Lost
Fragmentary obituary notes a person born July 1857 who died after a long illness. The text references residence on the West side and mentions family names and health struggles. Several garbled phrases obscure specific names, dates, and locations.
Aimee McPherson Rest Day Amid Kidnap Case Hearing
Aimee Semple McPherson rests in Santa Monica while a preliminary conspiracy hearing continues, with witnesses attacking her story of kidnapping and alleged fake charity claims arising from the disappearance. District Attorney Keyes prepares more Arizona phase testimony as two significant case disclosures surface.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Santa Monica Bay
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Keyes
Arizona
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Tamer Angelus Temple
Wehr
Miss Ax
Larratte Wiseman
Sielaff
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Tlie
Yanks Bat Five Card Pitchers To Take Game
A chaotic early game sees the New York Yankees use five pitchers to secure a win as Lazzeri and Dugan contribute runs. Cards manager Heath measures injured players while the crowd reacts to collisions and tense exchanges.
Ruth Homer Stuns World Series as Yankees Triumph
In a dramatic game Ruth belts another center field homer, driving in Combs before him as Gehrig doubles and Lazzeri adds runs. The Yankees build leads through Meusel, Dugan, and Severeid while Hallahan and Hoyt struggle for the Cardinals, who answer with Hornsby and Bottomley but fall short.
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Hornshy
Police disperse strikers with riot guns in Hyde Park
Boston on October 5 police with riot guns dispersed 200 striking workers after bricks were thrown at the Ray Strate Upholstering Company plant in Hyde Park. Two strikers were arrested and identified as responsible for brick throwing.
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Mass
Ray Strate Upholstering Company
Hyde Park
Tinney's Condition Reported Better After Collapse
Detroit hospital updates say Frank Tinney remains in condition unchanged to slightly better after his collapse Saturday. His physicians report improvement appears limited and his exact ailment remains unclear as he receives care.
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Detroit
Mich. Oet
Frank Vinney
Tinney
Peur
Explosion at Roane River mine claims more lives
Reported today two more fatalities raise the death toll to eight from the Roane River Coal Company disaster. The bodies identified are Charles Di and Jess Dale, with others still unaccounted as rescue efforts continue amid dangerous conditions.
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Wexcue
Urena
Clothingy
Charles di
Jess Dale
Motil
Seine
Hanker
Weather report fragment for Tuesday and Wednesday
Incomplete weather data shows temperatures for Tuesday night and Wednesday with unclear readings. The readable bits mention maximum and minimum values but lack concrete figures or locations.
Larger Use of Church Urged by Iowa Synod
Rev. E F Kimmelshue, Des Moines, urged broader use of church in daily life at Iowa Synod convention. He pressed denominational life, mission board funding, targeted support for small congregations, and adoption of new evangelism methods. The convention reorganized with Rev BR E Lackey as moderator and Rev S A McColum as vice moderator as long time member leads.
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Des Maines
Kimmelshue
Iowa
Ife
Econgregiutione
Mission Boards
C. M. Haupt
Red Oak
Christ
School of Instruction
Synod
W. O. Chisholm
Waterloo
BR. E. Lackey
Mwart
Ill
S. A. McColum
Newton
L. Davidson
Coln
W. C. Porter
Crawfordsville
J. B. McCall
Amerleon
Mitter
J. L. Bradford
G. D
Chicago
J.a.champson
Farkin
U. BK. McCreary
St. Louis
Howard Buchanan
Egypt
Sudan
Rew
Reade McCrory
Washington, T
W. C. Willaamson
Chirinda
Gil Writes Note to Mother Before Jump
In Chicago a 14 year old girl leaped from a sixth floor room at the Agnera hotel in crisis intent after writing messages to her mother. She landed on a fire escape four stories below and lay trapped for over an hour before hospital medics arrived. Police found two letters in her room addressed to Mrs J Kelly of Vancouver containing the note and warning.
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Marjorie Telly
Hie
Agnera
Toayet
J. Kelly
Kitchenfer Street
Vancouver
B.C
Fires Hit Four Sheds and One Business During Fire Week
In Tru buge during Fire Prevention Week, five fires of suspected incendiary origin broke out across four sheds and a nearby business within a block. A fruit store fire led to the temporary detention of manager Frank Taggino as police found kerosene nearby.
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Tribuque
LPH
Trubuge
Nylice
Frank Maggino
Storn
Corn Belt Committee Plans Oct 19 Des Moines Meeting
Representatives from 26 midwest farm organizations forming the corn belt committee will meet in Des Moines on Oct 19 to outline action for obtaining relief legislation in the coming session of Congress. The group previously backed McNary-Haugen principles and will seek endorsement of that message at the meeting.
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Corn Bel Committes
Des Moies
Thelt
Com
McNary-Haugens Hill
Clinton Insurance Collector Fatally Robbed
In Clinton Ta a night hold up killed Rawari J Stewart insurer in a hold up. The body lay at Lone Grave bluff after a fall and club attack. Police cannot identify the robber though an eye witness saw a man fleeing.
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Rawari J. Stewart
Thelayer
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Rescued Thousands Reach Hankow Amid Battle Chaos
In Hankow on October 6, 12000 women and children were brought to the city from Wu Chang as Chinese forces clash nearby. The rescue followed a prior failed attempt when ships were fired upon and forced to retreat, but OP rosins forces later authorized the mission.
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Ching
Wu Chang
Siby Op Rosins
Engineer Auxiliary Opens Convention in Marshalltown
Delegates from Town, Missouri, Minnesota and Minnesota gathered for the annual convention of the Grand International Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Marshalltown. Grand President Mrs. Mary Cassell Cleveland spoke, delivering the principal address.
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Town
Missouri
Lingie
Minnesota
Grand International Auxiliary
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mary Cassell
Cleveland
Woman commits suicide by drowning in cistern
Poor health and despondency lead Grace E. Marten 4 wife of engineer B. G. Mor shan of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad to take her life. She bound flatirons to her ankles and jumped into eight feet of water in the basement cistern of her home in Marshalstown on October 6.
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Marshalstown
Heath
Whieney
Grace E. Marten
Marshal B. G. Morshan
Minneapois
Policeman Suspended After Prisoner Shooting in Sioux City
Ray Dodge of the Sioux City police force was suspended pending investigation after shooting prisoner Lee Desmond during an attempted escape. Desmond, seriously wounded, was improving but remained in critical condition.
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Sioux’ City
Jirl Ray Dodge
Sioux City
Lee
Desmond
Dodge
Altho
Dadéo
Remon Navarro Passes Flu Crisis
Kollywood California reports Ramon Navarro, Metro-Goldwyn Mayer star, survived a severe influenza attack last night and is believed to be convalescing today. Doctors estimate about two weeks before he can return to the studios.
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Ramon Navarro
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
German Army Chief Von Seekt Resigns Amid Uproar
Berlin reports General von Seekt commander in chief of the German army submitted his resignation today. The move follows the uproar sparked by revelations that Wilhelm, eldest son of the former crown prince, took part in recent army war games in Württemberg.
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Berlin
Get
von Seekt
Wilhelm
Wurttemburs
Jail Man Trying to Sell Copper Wire in Ames
Frank Stevens, 61, was arrested yesterday in Ames after being found attempting to sell copper wire. He will be questioned by Tama County authorities today and claims the wire was obtained in Tama County.
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Ames
Ootf
Frank Stevens
Tama
Stevens
Tama County
Widow of Explorer Stanley Dies at 71
London obituary notes Lady Stanley widow of Sir Henry M. Stanley dies at age 71. The famed explorer’s wife was described as a noted beauty and a renowned artist. Also reports 49 spies arrested in Leningrad on charges of military espionage for Latvia, facing death if convicted.
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London
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Sir Henry M.stanley
Tady Stanley
Leningrad
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