World’s Largest Cattle Congress Nets Big Crowd
Thousands flood Dairy Cattle Congress gates in Waterloo for opening day as Governor Harding and Canadian agriculture official tour exhibits. Children and students swarm grounds for day and night shows with hippodrome feats, clowns, trained seals, and Belgian horses drawing record crowds. Evening banquets honor editors, exhibitors, and breeders with speeches by Gov. Harding and officials.
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W. L. Harding
Iowa
J. H. Haaslam
Gainister
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pyibian Temple
Cattle Congress
Monster
America
BE. G. Pullen
Waterloo
Recordi Ag
Towa
Monster Coliseum
P. T. Barnum
Dairy Cattle Congress Grounds
Banguee
W. J. Yarding
Stork Journals
DC. i. Pickett
K. of P. Hall
Ros Friend Bullock Dies Aide and Roosevelt Ally
Seth Hinlock longtime personal friend of the late Theodore Roosevelt died at his Deadwood South Dakota home after several weeks of illness. He was a Black Hills pioneer and was 62 years old.
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Bullock
Deadwood
S. D
Seth Hinlock
Theodore Roosevelt
Black Hille
General Strike Plan Reported in Germany
The Munich News reports a planned general strike across all German industries. The plan seeks dissolution of the German army and overthrow of the democratic government to favor a Communist regime in the coming winter. Headquarters would be in Leipzig with close contacts to Moscow.
Senators Clash Over Gallery Applause In Treaty Debate
Senate debate on the peace treaty sparks gallery demonstrations and hissing as Reed attacks the League of Nations. Cummins fails to quiet crowds while Ashurst protests. Johnson’s amendment on voting strength defers, with leaders aiming to limit applause to speeches' ends.
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Missouri
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Ashurst
Arizona
Johnson
California
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Massachusetts
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Nebraska
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Great Britain
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Middle West
Fiovgas
Republica
Matt Watt
Lusige
Italy Appeals to Allies to Solve Fiume Crisis
Italian officials urge allied nations to send a force to Fiume to expel insurgents, with Italy insisting no Italian troops be used. American participation is deemed unlikely as U S Marines in the Adriatic have not acted and may await Paris or Washington orders.
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Washington
Associated Press
London
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Gabriele Dannunzio
Fiume
Italy
Reper
Lombardy
Gabriele D'Annunsig
Dalmatian
Zara
Cattaro
Wilson
Wannunzio
Satiryday
Gabriele Tvannunzie
United States
Hugland
Fdas
Ots
Fry, Pa
Train wreck near Connellsville kills works crew
A night express derailed near Connellsville causing multiple deaths. Reports say the engineer was scalded and the crew suffered serious injuries. Officials stated the accident occurred when the Baltimore and Ohio line train left Pittsburgh.
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Connellsville
York
Baltimore & Onis
Pittsburgh
Pal Na
TAS Halts Dry Envoys Invasion of Britain Chronicle
A British security update reports TAS halting dry envoy movements bound for Britain. The article notes potential international espionage links and the involvement of SOE departments. Officials say the matter is under review with no confirmed action.
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Tas
Britain
Postal Robbery Case Brings Chicago Arrests
Three men including clerk Johan Wejda were arrested in Chicago on charges tied to a large postal robbery. Police tied the crime to a stolen 3240 000 sack shipment from the Whiting Federal Reserve Bank, recovered funds, and blamed a stool pigeon for guiding detectives to the suspects.
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Erie
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Reider
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Clie
Chicago
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Phillips Brothers
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T Ley
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Federal
Erve Bank
Postotiee
Wejda
Mendel
Sulivan
Sail Phey
Foe Sedywa
Bank of
Walter Piliken
Titanic Labor Struggle Rises With Steel Workers Battle
Leaders in the steelworkers dispute confront a historic strike as Judge Gilbert T. Gary chairs the opposition to the United Steel Corporation. About two million workers may be involved, with talks and questions centering on wartime policies and possible presidential intervention in Washington.
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Gilbert TL Gary
Cartfed Shiite Steal Corporation
Whit Tins
Wilson
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D. C
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Senate
Kenyon
Iowa
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Southern Az & Report
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Foster
American Federation of Labor
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Pittsburgh
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Carnegie Steel Company
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Rankin
American Steel & Wire Company
Gary
Hammond
Steel Company
Mahoning Valley
Peart Reports Gereed
East High student dies after gymnasium incident
A Waterloo East High School senior, Alan Chapman, collapsed and died during a basketball activity at East High. He had a history of heart trouble and was advised against strenuous gym work. The death follows a long list of wartime losses reported by the government. Chapman's body was taken to Petersen Bros. mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Volga
Ding
Waterloo
East High
Christian Chore
Arenis Fe Ss A Fourier I Hower
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Young Chapnent
Thesieian
Schol
Wilson Legion Button Wearer Joins Glendive Chapter
Ryde Associated Press reports President Wilson’s wartime emblem flag badge was added to the Glendive Montana American Legion chapter when his special train stopped. Lt voted Vin offered a button worn by the nation’s leader as a symbol of joining the legion during the visit.
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Wilson
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Glendive
Burnquist Veto on Tonnage Tax Sparks GOP Split Hints
The Associated Press reports a rumored rift within Minnesota Republicans after Gov. Burnquist vetoed the tonnage tax bill. Lieutenant Governor Frankson issued a formal denunciation of the veto, signaling intra party tension among Republican state officials and leaders.
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Vaul
FA. Aurngquist
Thomas Frankson
Geo Brayosty
Profit Sharing and Moral Approval Debate At Convention
Journal notes Champ Clark urging content workers to back a profit sharing plan while critics call it impractical. California church delegates back League of Nations support but with reservations, withholding approval for any new commitments.
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California
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Pact O.K
Faney
Missiiuri
Labor Assembly May Be Put Off Till Pact Signed
Washington September reports say the labor department believes the first interim labor conference may be postponed until the power treaty is ratified. Britain France Italy Belgium Persia and several other nations are preparing to send delegates to the conference.
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D.C
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Qeter
Great Britain
France
Tale
Belgium
Toto
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Hint
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den. Werk
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Nicarsagiin
Possyiugal
Canada
Swoden
Fall as police repel attack at Newcastle PA
Disturbances spread to Newcastle and Donora as mill guards fired on a crowd at a strike stop. Nine injured, one policeman stabbed, and a guard shot during clashes around Carnegie Steel and American Steel and Wire operations. Senate orders labor committee probe into steel strike, with hearings to begin Thursday.
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Buffalo
Senate
Newcastles
Carnegie Steel Company
Dongra
American Steel & Wire Company
Wipting
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