Debated Steel Strike Plans Raise Union Rights Question
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports a sharp debate over arbitration in the steel strike dispute. The conference considered a proposed set of resolutions on labor rights, union recognition, and government action, with divisions among committee members on how to proceed and the scope of intervention.
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Associated Press
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Bernard Harnen
Arem
John Sparga
New York
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Oranda General Nublic
Collective bargaintiass and mediation under jurisdiction
Under its own jurisdiction the following subjects were noted. Two resolutions were reported with revisions for votoytran. One by E. Culluwa of Geo province for encouragement of individual initiative and enterprise. The other by T. B. Loree of New York providing for antichibteral cosas. Resolutions introduced with free present groups including planks of the society perceived at pednedples home and esteem were referred to become more current.
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Aike
Wutoytran
Butter E. Culluwas
Geo Provincinl
T. B. Loree
New York
Cosas AM
Dirtier Air Breathed, Here Flu Epidemic Denied By Doctor
A report from the Association of American Surgeons asserts no influenza epidemic. Col Victor Vaurhn notes dirtier air and higher mortality since wartime, claiming weather and rural conditions affect health.
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Avis
Association of Aml Surgeons of the United
Victor
Mail Aviator Dies in Crash Near Baltimore
A pilot from New Istom Oraoi dies when a mail plane crashes near Baltimore along Rip Road Gall Club in Cotansville. The aircraft's engine failure caused a fiery impact and the fuel tank exploded.
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Dins
Baltimore
Nesnos Virose Tattignore
Oee
Istom Oraoi
Caiemhines
Telus
Ripe Road Gall Club
Cotansville
Mane
Ness
Where's Billy Tie Governors isked te fleip Find Tat of 3
The text presents garbled OCR shards with names and phrases such as Billy and governors, mixed with misspellings and out-of-context terms, producing no coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a factual card. The readable items do not establish a specific incident, date, location, or organizations.
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Billy
Sugar 12.5 Cents Declared in Minneapolis Market
Interim reports from Minneapolis indicate a sugar price drop to 12.5 cents per pound as federal inspectors monitor retailers. Authorities warn against overcharging while efforts to stabilize supply continue, with Florida and Colorado mills aiding Minnesota to restore normal stock by late October. Local grocers reply to state surveys on distribution and look for relief measures from harvest outputs.
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Minneapolis
Luger
Minneapelis
Sata Aravers
Pris Sd
Conoberh
United Biater Department of Auelive
Irene Iban
Mivnesaurs Saturn
Federad
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Mininapolis
Hay
Aye Nimre
Minnesota
Nhormal
Chaska
Paris
State Department of Agriculture
Pamisanius
Sir Lhiv
Ted G. Hurhes
Suger
Sidney Dallow
Howaina Sugary Planters’ Association
Wawaikia
California
Aswation
Western
Marital Woes and a Complex Legal Battle Unfolds
A tangled case pits Traineal van Wilson Vester Aled against Agile in a contentious marriage dispute. The proceedings name multiple parties, including counsel and several witnesses, with references to custody, property, and potential appeals as the affair winds through court actions and procedural steps.
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Treaineal van Wilson Vester- Aled
Agile
Iowa Women Die by Own Action in Denver Hotel Mystery
Mechanicsville Iowa residents Mr and Mrs William Cook report the bodies found in a Denver lake are their daughters Mrs Phoma Sorenson and Mrs Mile Cook. The sisters had been in Denver for months, stayed at a hotel until October 1, owed bills, vanished from the room, and a divorce case was due in Lisbon October 9. Letters from the sisters’ employer offer no explanation for the deaths.
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Mechanicsville
Denver
Colo
William Cook
Phoma Sorenson
Iss Mile Cook
Edith
Ethel Cook
Dix, Srs
London police hire women for night duty in revival
The Nichols & Gates Co, house furnishings dealers, bought a one ton Oldsmobile delivery truck to expand service in London. Police women recruited from former patrol workers will patrol nights, aiding public safety and boosting city operations.
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Atta
Landen
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Associated Press
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National Union of Wore
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Hoseover
London
Tregehies
Tao
Navy
Terai Deere
ERROR BY WILSON ON TOUR ALLEGED BY G. O. P. SOLON
Washington report on October 14 states Senators Norris Borah and others questioned President Wilson's remarks about Shantung and Japan in his St Louis address. Norris said an official copy showed repeated claims and Wilson acknowledged an error by telegram. Borah and Norris pressed for public correction as they cited dates and state department history.
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Shantung
May
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Idaho
China
Swift Armour Tie Up In Jersey City Strike
In Jersey City the Swift & Co and Armour & Co packing plants were shut by a strike of over 2,000 workers. The walkout demands include a closed shop union recognition, higher wages from about 46 2 3 to 60 cents per hour, and cancellation of a wage agreement judged by a Chicago judge with a state alternative asked.
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Jersey City
Thien
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Alechuler
Chicago
Chile and Argentina sign frontier police treaty
Buenos Aires report says Chile and Argentina signed a treaty to establish frontier police garrisons to protect residents from armed bandits and cattle thieves.
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Chile
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Funeral services for Mrs Charles B Selbig
Funeral services for Mrs. Charles B. Selbig, who died yesterday afternoon, will be at 2130 p.m. tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. A. Preston presiding. Burial will be in Elmwood. Theo Butler Selbig, born January 1891 in Chatfield Minnesota, was married June 27 to Charles B. Selbig of Goodhue Minnesota, and they later moved to Waterloo to rent. Besides the husband, she leaves a three week old son John T. and other relatives.
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Charles B. Selig
Charles B. Selbig
Westmins
A. Preston
Burixt
Elmwood
Theo Butler Selbig
Chatfield
Minn
Hit
Charles B. Selbis
Goodhue
Waterloo
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KB. Greene
Ravine
Baby Palley Building Permits and Funeral Notices
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Baby Palley building permits and funeral arrangements. Mentions graves at Parvinwn cemetery, service details for Mourn Piet net and Shark, with dates around Wednesday and Sacred dbenet elit, unclear locations.
Australia adopts proclosed industrial amendment in parliament
Both houses of the Australian Parliament have adopted constitutional amendments granting the government power to regulate all industrial matters. The opposition's bid to place railway workers under the commonwealth arbitration act failed by a large margin. Amendments must be endorsed by a commonwealth convention before end of 1920 or they lapse, authorizing the government to control machinery, business, and essential supplies.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Montreal
Mhines
Busis
Ant Mosphelies
New School Grading System Uses Attitude and Red Ink
East side schools adopt a new grade card with letter marks A to F and red ink to show potential for better work. Attitude will be rated satisfactory or unsatisfactory, while conduct may read as expected or need improvement. Also details part time schooling for ages 11 to 16 and a health crusade promoting prevention of disease.
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Jenters
Lenes
Washington
East Side
Crusaders
Weske
Knight Bannerat
National
F. Lohr
County Juvenile Court
Indianpolis
War Veteran Stricken With Paralysis at Memorial Hall
A Civil War veteran, Alexander Sherman, aged about sixty, collapsed in a chair in Memorial hall's smoking room after a social game. He was taken to his home at 202 Maply Street, where neighbors assisted. Immediate prognosis uncertain. early reports warned of possible fatal outcome as physicians and comrades provided aid.
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White
Memorial Hall
Seal
Alexander Sherman
Maply Strees
Yloa
Geoan
Ibernuin
A. R. Post
Production gains at Gary steel plant amid strike relax
Fifty percent production reached at United States Steel Gary plant as the steel strike enters its fourth week. Reports from Chicago district say conditions improved with more workers returning to Inland and Wisconsin plants. no violence. Pittsburgh district remains quiet with outside-the-district activity noted. At Waukegan six hundred workers, about a third of normal, reported to be at American Steel and Wire. Indiana mills run at about 75 percent of normal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Conpmy
Inland
Wisconsin
South Chicago
Waukegan Mills
Pittsburgh
Waukegan
American Steal & Wire Company
Indiana Warrior
Miss Letha Chooses Ralph Foss in La Porte City Event
In La Porte City on Oct 14 Miss Letha announced her engagement to Ralph Foss during a Jalis Seven club dinner at her Main Street home. Guests adorned ink and white decorations with a cake, fruit centerpiece, and initials on towels as preparations for a forthcoming wedding. Ongoing social notices mention bridal events, out of town visitors, and invitations extending to the marriage on a Wednesday evening.
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Ralph Foss
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T Main Street
Ashley Ithe
Dorothy Shiner
Tina Shimer
Dorothy
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Ralph Runyan
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Afine
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Are. Monroe
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Rage
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Clr
Robert Manger
Chicago
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City
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Elgin
Lehman
Lelagh Isley
Dysart
Sanker
Larehwood
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Local Notes On Visits and Travels Across Town
Wing the J Wy and Fred Lehman attend events with Mies and Mr and Mrs George Klock. C A Drust returned from Minnesota after buying cart load of potatoes arriving Monday. Miss Helen Bangor, Graned y Center teacher, visited parents over weekend. Wood Al Hadley and friends from Uh a Visiting relatives returned Sunday. Mrs Josephine Dyin went to Ohio then returned with them. Mr and Mrs Claire Christian came Friday evening to reel Mrs Curls payer. Airs Ha Kingte Mike Fax injured two weeks ago, improving. Wim Haramel Charles City visited his mother Sunday. Miss Nina Walker visited Flouds here Monday.
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Mies
Geo. Klock
C. A. Drust
Minnesota
Helen Banger
Grane Dy Center
Mere. Goo
Banger
Wood AL Hadley
M Lgve
Josephine Dyin
Ohio
Claire Christian
Jewery
Mike
Sho
Max
Wim Haramel
Charles City
M. EL Drummel
Nina Walker
Italy King Angry at Cousin Over Fiume Raid Stand
Paris dispatch says Duke of Aosta, son of King Victor Emmanuel, arrived in Paris bound for Belgium where he may reside. Newspapers report the duke, who led the Third Italian Army in the war, incurred the displeasure of his royal cousin over his stance on Gabriele DAnnunzio's raid on Fiume.
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Associated Press
Paris
Duke
Aassia
Victor Emmanuel
Belguine
Gabriele D’annunzio
Fiume
West High Building Committee Returns From Midwestern Tour
The West High School building panel returned home after visits to St. Louis and Springfield. Plans for the new Fifth and Locust street building combine features from both cities. The board awaits the St. Louis architect to finalize the contract, with Ettner visiting in two weeks to outline definite plans and a project start date. Superintendent H. D. Lee lauded prospects for a premier western school, with work likely taking two years.
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West High School
St. Louis
Springfield
Fifth and Locust Streets
Ettner
H. D. Lee
Unitarian Conference Opens With Call for Unity in Worship
The twenty eighth general conference of the Unitarian and other Christian churches opened in Baltimore with hopes for uniform worship forms and stronger church cooperation in reconstruction. Delegates from across the United States and Canada attended, led by President William Howard Taft who is slated to take on duties tomorrow. Names Andrew Q. Asso Margaret A. Soliman John C. Johnson Kittie B. Bhert appear among attendees.
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Associated Pr
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Vuan
Unitarian
Canada
William Howard Taft
General Conference
Footprint system adopted by Norristown police
Authorities have discarded the old fingerprint method for a new footprint system to catch a barefoot intruder who recently entered multiple local homes leaving muddy footprints. The report notes French scientists reporting small percentages of substances from a curios plant and mentions Pelican Bend in Missouri as a yearly pelican gathering site with a bar and shifting river current.
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Pat Polier
Baemillon
Pelican Bend
Assourt
St. Charles
Missouri
Pellean Lend
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