Warship Lamed by Crew at Fiume Coup
News from Geneva and Paris report Gabriele D Annunzio’s insurgent seizure of Fiume, with Italian regulars moving on the city while allied detachments board ships. Censorship limits details as Venice officials face dismissal and Paris notes no major change in the situation.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Gabriele Wainnunzig
Fiume
Viume
America
London
Fiumie
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Venice
D!annunzio
Paris
Dante Aligheri
D’annunzio
Rome
Republican Party
Altho
Danzig
Cant. D'Annnunzio
Draft Denounced by UM W Booze Issue Left to Individuals
The United Mine Workers of America convened in Cleveland on September 17 and denounced militarism and compulsory service while backing Americanization of foreign-born residents. They defeated a radical plan to withdraw from the A F of L and rejected a May Day substitution for Labor Day.
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UM. W
Associated Press
Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
Congress
Relief Efforts Rushed After Corpus Christi Floods
Roy Miller, ex mayor and Corpus Christi relief chair, says 200 to 4000 destitute residents need aid as rapid sanitary relief teams descend on the city. Wreckage blocks rail lines from San Antonio to Corpus Christi and flooding covers low areas from Odem to Nueces River. Salvation Army officials mobilize volunteers from Enid to Dallas to aid storm victims.
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Lance
San Antonio
Texas
Bept
Corico
Roy Miller
Corpus
Oden
Gulf Coast Line
Gulf Coast
Houston
Charles Ladd
Kansas City
North Haack
Parce Christi
Nueces
Odem
Corpus Christi
Salvation Army
Enid
Okla
Cal
George Woot
Southwestern
Salvalian Army
Dallas
Ramage-N Roberts wedding in Chicago
Announcements report the marriage in Chicago last night of Miss Irma Ramage only daughter of Rev S H Ramage to Lieut Horace M Roberts of Rock Island. Roberts is a teller at First National Bank in Rock Island and his parents once resided here when his father led Logan Avenue Evangelical Church.
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Mroberts-Ramage
Chicago
Irma Ramage
S. H. Ramage
Horace M Roberts
Rock Island
Roberts
Logan Avenue
Waterloo to host 1920 Chautauqua convention
Waterloo wins the 1920 Chautauqua convention of the International Lyesuas and Chautauqua association. The eight day event opens in September 1920 at the Dalry Cattle Congress grounds amphitheatre with public tickets and hotel overflow arranged. Notables include Champ Clark William Jennings Bryan and William A Sunday among many performers and speakers.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Jo. Kiester
Waterloo Convension Bureau
Champ Clark
William Jennings
Winana Lake
Imi
Witterloy
Thanis i Soda Ons
China
Mond Rebbing
Margy Maxwell
Soprana
Chicago Grand Opera
Vera Poppe
Ste
Buell Barber
Margarette Penick
Awithin
Henrietta Wellser
Chicazo Herald Examiner
Cimera
necho-Slavale
Orehesiva
Lirlen Gafarelli
Oxford Comic Opera Company
Dr. Delos
Wilcox
New York
Ily
Dan Maorgan
Smith
Battalion of Death
Cameron McLean
Wilbur C. Phillips
National Social Unit
Neers, Vation
Sibyl Sammis
Hampton Court Singers
Jury Verdict in Milk Route Case for 164.75 Dollars
In municipal court yesterday a jury ruled for Carrie Stephens against H D Hoffman awarding 164.75 dollars over a dispute involving the sale of a milk route and dairy products with 220 dollars asked. A separate jury today handles Sam Doran versus G M and Edna Gahler et al over alleged house possession.
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Carrie Stephens
H. D. Hoffman
Sam Doran
G. M
Edna Gahler
Roumanian Army Withdraws From Budapest in Steady Push
Roumanian forces begin a measured retreat from Budapest with trains moving steadily. Officials expect the withdrawal to finish within a fortnight. Meanwhile Jewish soldiers markers to mark graves in France were announced by War Welfare board official.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Jeyanidher
France
Warry Cutler
Jewish Welfare Board
Robbers Use Gloves in Evanston Burglaries
Evanston authorities report two major firm safes breached while vigilant committee members watched. In the Fischer brothers Florists office at 114 Dempster Street the safe was moved to a large ice box blown open and 260 dollars in checks and cash stolen. The Watson Ice Area at 1920 Ashland Avenue also reported a safe smashed with sledgehammers and an undetermined sum taken. Police found gloves on the burglars and no fingerprints. C A Wein led the Evans ton vigilante committee to the scenes, but no crews were identified.
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Evanston
Fischer Brothers, Florists
Dempster Street
Watson Ice Area
Ashland Avenue
C. A. Wein
Evans' Ton
Machine Spills Three on Hill But Bruises Are All They Suffer
Alderman Fred A. Hodgson his wife and son escaped death after a car sped down the Creelman hills at sixty miles per hour. The vehicle struck a fence, overturned, and wrecked though Hodgson suffered a broken arm and cuts while his wife and child were badly cut.
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Collingwood
Can
Creelman Hills
Blue Mountains
Fred A. Hodgson
Hodgson
Cardinal Mercier Attends Requiem Mass in New York
Cardinal Mercier arrived in New York from Baltimore and was welcomed by clergy laity and the Belgian bureau. He attended a solemn high mass at St Patrick's Cathedral marking the first anniversary of Cardinal Farley’s death at 10 o clock this morning.
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Associated Press
New York
Cardinal Mercier
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Station
Patrick J. Hayes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Farley
Belgian agents named in Delacroix agreement
Premier Delacroix announced that Belgium has reached an agreement with J. P. Morgan & Co. and Guaranty Trust of New York making them financial agents of the Belgian treasury in the United States.
American Safety Razor forms major control in market
The American Safety Razor corporation unites Gem Ever Ready and Star firms, aiming to control about 90 percent of the world’s safety razor market with $20 million capital. A burglarious woman arriving in New York carried eight bottles of perfume, reportedly Arm of Roses, valued at 375 dollars and nine hundred.
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Associated Press
New York
American Safety Razor Corporation
Gem
Ever-Ready
Star
Christiania
Pershing Welcomed in Capital Parade Invitation from Chicago
Chicago plans to present an engrossed invitation book to Gen. John Pershing in Washington as part of a formal welcome. In Washington, a holiday marked Pershing and the first division reunion with a grand parade on Pennsylvania Avenue drawing nearly half a million spectators.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John 4d. Pershing
Washington
W. H.thompson
D. C
Pershing
Pennsylvania Avenue
National
Capitol
Treasury Building
Treasury
Upper
Marshall
White House
Gen. Pershing
Altho
Plebiscite Planned in Luxembourg After Peace Treaty
Luxembourg announces a plebiscite after ratification of the peace treaty to decide the form of government and whether the duchy should join France or Belgium economically.
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Luxembourg
Associated Press
Grand Duchy of
France
Belgium
Bulgarian Treaty Adopted by Supreme Council
The supreme council has definite ly adopted the Bulgarian treaty which will be delivered to the Bulgarian plenipotentiaries Friday morning. The presentation will be without ceremony.
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Supreme Council
City in Brief highlights local notices and visits
A long list of local society items shows marriages licenses issued for Bruce L. Kohrer and Esther Summy in Waterloo, visits by Chicago residents, travel notes from Canby to Cedar Falls, and plans for forthcoming lectures. Other notes mention nurses, a mock wedding shower, arbitration costs handled by the state, and Red Cross scholarship for Mildred Williamson.
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Bruce L. Kohrer
Garrison
Esther Summy
Waterloo
Mildred Williamson
Red Cross
The
Prank Hesse
Eugene
Ore
Hesse
Clarksville
Ilowa
Columbus
Iowa
Mr. Hesse
Waterloo enlistee becomes general resumes medical practice
Isador J. Kresel of Company D Forty-seventh Infantry, among Waterloo settlers, returns to Marsh-Place Building on October 1 1919 after two years in service. Special attention Dr. Bes GC. Everall will resume his practice in the Marsh-Place Building Oct. 1, 1919 after two years absence in the service.
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Waterloo
Ber of
Co. D
Joward
Isador J. Kresel
Bes GC. Everall
Marsh-Place
Jail for Packers Is to Be Asked If U S Jury Convicts Them
Chicago September 17 The government case against the big five packers of Chicago for alleged Sherman anti trust violations was presented to the federal grand jury. Indictments against company officials will be sought and workers from stockyards and packing houses are expected to testify about firm methods. Jail sentences will be demanded if convictions are obtained.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Big’ Five
Federal Brand
Socialization Forecast by Lewis in Chicago Speech
Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis declares at the Chicago Association of Commerce that President Wilson will soon unveil a doctrine to socialize coal oil and national highways water routes so they may be owned by the people as their property. He speaks in Chicago on September 17.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilson
James Hamilton Lewis
Ilinois
Chicago Association of Commerce
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Civil Commission of
Thia City
Mickie
City Papers
Poul Jones New Chicken Coop
Algernon Morganbilts
Pomperanian Cup
Spiffle
fNoPpei
Aia
Baselater
Pris
Ford
Relet
Maxwell
Oakland
Sol
O. H. Lee
Cornell Ave
Chicago, Ill
Martin-Lumaghi Mfg. Co
St. Louis
U.S. A
Leos
Buchanaa's
Y. M. GA
William Narey
J. Dolan
Adams Street
John T. Muldoon
Canby
Yellow Medicine County
Minn
Mary Cascaden
Mary Louise Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
Iowa College
Charles H. Wdaris
Fourth Street West
Wisconsin
Mabel Fish
H. G. Fish
Rochester
C. EB. Mansier
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Wellington
F. R. Hohl
Fifth Street West
Tomahawk
Wis
J. Frank Thompson
Bayaril Avenue
Vancouver
B. C
Long Beach
Wm. F. Hintzman
National Public Welfare League
Jessie Fee Beck Hns
Western Reserve College
Noone
Bertha Carr
Martha Shubert
Francis
Arbitration Committee
Auditor of State
U.S
Falan-Fleming Fleming
East
Fourth Street
Kelly-Springfield
Burd Auto & Supply CO
Tth
Klein Bros
W. 5Th St
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