Three Million Dollars Worth of Livestock at Waterloo Show
Three million dollars in domestic animals are shown at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds with cattle horses and pet stock valued at about 2 730 000 to 2 750 000. Belgian horses and prize cattle attract crowds as enthusiasts praise price records and breeding lines. Soldiers day honors veterans with free admission and uniforms requested for identification. Attendance reaches 20 000 plus with amphitheatre crowds and nightly performances drawing large audiences.
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Ry Castle
Canada
Dairy Cattle Congress
Faraur
Fareeur
Rere
Goulds
Ihe Othschilds
Carnegies
Cckefellers
Battle Congress
Dairy Battle Congress
Board of
Air Actors of the Cattle Congress
Jowa
Hammons
C.G. Good & Son
Ogen. Ta
Chas. Irvine
Ankeny
W. W. Marsh
Tale
Dixie Quartet
Artrude Galland
Minneapolistiles
Betts
Haas Brothers
Baret
Raidsn Brothers
Crobats
Snyder
Goats
Gruber
Mnich
Proram
Hix
Sre
Nerfarsan
Ata
Hal
Ain Hull
Towana
Sir Onle
Lowana Sir One
Parson Poker Request Stirring Canadian Northwest Flock
An advertisement in the Pas Herald seeks a minister who plays poker in Athapapuskoa Canada. Rev C W Gordon Ralph Connor endorses the call arguing a capable minister who enjoys poker can serve his congregation in the isolated settlement where five card games have appeared.
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Parson
Canada
Atpapapuskoa
Canadian Northwest
C. W. Gordon
St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church
Winnipeg
Ralph Connor
Athapapuskaa
Athapapuskoa
Schwab Calls Honest Day's Work Cure for Unrest
Chicago, Sept. 26. Charles M. Schwab, head of Bethlehem Steel, told the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers banquet that an honest day's work for an honest day's pay would make questions about the high cost of living disappear. He argued German efficiency lacks invention, and true prosperity rests on fair wages for labor and capital.
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Chicago
Charles MM. Schwab
Bethlebet Steel Corporation
American Institute At Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Germany
United States
Probe into gifts given to Wilson Europe
Congress may probe gifts to President Wilson from foreign rulers as debate rises in the Senate. Representative Ramsay introduces a resolution to demand a list of all gifts tendered to the president since 1878, aiming for a House vote soon amid likely debate. Cary accepts aid to meat. Judge Wilbert Ho Gary of the United States Steel Corporation wires support for President Wilson to participate in industrial conferences.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Fr. i F. Ashurat
Bojes Fenrose
Senate
W. Ramslaws
Secretary of State
House
Cary
Washington
DD. C
Wilbert Ho Gary
United States Stealonorporation
Wilson
Flere Our. J
Free Speech and Meeting Rights in View by Otriners
In Pittsburgh and Youngstown steel strike centers unions press for free speech and assembly. Authorities restrict mass meetings while sheriffs promise protection for orderly indoor gatherings as workers consider returning to work. Bethlehem managers fear broader sympathy strikes as talks loom.
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Otriners
Pittsburgh
National Steel Workers’ Committee
Arl
Bethlehen
Youngstown
Haye
Miaohkoning
Vile Ley
Cleveland
International Otions
Senate
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Veteration of Labor
Labor Committee
Tre
Tyne
Allegheny County
Maddock
Bath
Pittsi
Dethiocem Steel Company
Thet Union
G. Frace
Conrern
Pitshureh
National Committee For Organizing
Iron and Steel Workers
Bethlehem
Allentown
Ponvsten
Invasion by Ohio Laborites Feared in West Virginia
Reported plan for 3000 Ohio steel workers from Steubenville and nearby areas to cross the Ohio River into Hancock County West Virginia to seize work from Weirton Steel and deter conflict between Ohio and West Virginia residents, with governors and sheriffs seeking to prevent clashes and defend state sovereignty.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Columbus
Cox
Cormwell
Burleson Inspectors Disqualify Applicants for Posts
Senator Norris urged an inquiry into Postmaster General Burleson's civil service practices claiming inspectors were used to disqualify candidates. He alleged the motive was to place Democrats in office and to control a chief examiner appointment. Burleson denied any department influence in ratings of postmaster candidates.
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Washington
G. W. Norris
Senate
Postminster General Als
Burleson
Benator
Nortis
Turleson
Civil Service Commission
Post Office Department
Civil Secon Mission
Frederick RK. Gillett
Democrats Plan Four Zone split of U S campaign work
Atlantic City reports the Democratic executive board endorses dividing the United States into four zones for campaign work. Eastern New England, middle Atlantic New York, southern Washington, middle western Montana area, and western Seattle/Portland centers would balance regional influence. The plan aims to organize women by states and fund the 1940 presidential effort while avoiding candidate decisions.
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Preas
Atlantic City
N. F
National Democratic Committee
New England
Middle Atlantic
New York
Washington
Middle Western
Central States
Tutte
Mont
Seattle
Portland
Omer
Cummings
Witk
Villa leads Mexican revolutionary chiefs as Diaz rivals fall
Washington reports that all Mexican revolutionary leaders except Felix Diaz have proclaimed Villa their chief. They place their allegiance and funds at his disposal, as relayed by a Villa courier from revolutionary headquarters in Durango two weeks ago. The message confirms Villa's ascent amid shifting alliances.
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Washington
T. C
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Francisco Villaca
Villa Courier
Range
Senate race over treaty strains United States stance
Senator Cummins assails the league covenant and warns provisions may provoke war while urging a speedy but limited U S role after World War I. He condemns Shantung and Thrace issues, defends no separate peace, and criticizes party attacks during the Paris peace process.
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Associated
Washington
Wilson
United States
Europe
Asia
Africa
Cumemins
Senate
League of Nations
America
Goamiins Sinh
Cummins
Paris
U.S
Germany
Shantung
Thrace
Bulgaria
China
League of Tas Nons
Giardi
Ohio
Cumming
Latehcock
Midnight Strike Ordered for British Rail Men
The Associated Press reports talks between Cherflraads gign reps and government over investment failed. A strike order to begin at midnight was issued by the railway workers union as leaders hoped conference with Lloyd George cabinet members would avert action.
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British Rail
Asseemeel Press Y Loiton
Cherflraads
Phils
Ie Na
Wallwaymen
Lloyd George
Hold Up Ends in Death Near Bellevue Hotel
Bellevue Iowa September 26 A gang of six men held up travelers at the Gy degon hotel near Mulwaukae railroad depot in Savanna taking about 271 in cash and fleeing into a swamp. A posse later shot and killed one man in the swamp. three other attackers fled. The coroner ruled the fatal shot came from a posse member in good faith during the pursuit. The deceased was identified by a chauffeur’s license as Bluhm. others named Burns Lewandowski and Gumbal claimed innocence. Parents notified, Chicago bound.
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Bellevue
Gydegon
Savanna
Ver
Mr. Gydeson
Rani Foster
Sayunna
W. Waller Gilby
Fred Harnessmond
P. B. Peterson
Tyed
Driower
Chicago
Dubuque
Bluhm
Mike Gumbal
Thomas Burns
Mike Lewandowski
Posse
Old Coast Defender to Be Floating Guard for Shore Batteries
Secretary Daniels approved retiring one of the old coast defense battleships the Iowa Indiana or Massachusetts to serve as a floating guard for shore batteries. The Navy will place the ship in reserve to act as spotters for long range firing as requested by the coast artillery corps.
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Old Coast Defender
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
Navy
Coast Artillery Corps
Daniels
President Wilson Cancels Speeches After Week of Travel
President Wilson, worn by weeks of speeches for the peace treaty, cancels remaining engagements and heads toward Washington. Dr Grayson cites nervous reaction to digestive issues. crowds and parades marked the journey, with nearly 40 speeches prior and five pending.
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Wichita
Kan
Wilson
Washington
Af Kom
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dr. Grayson
Forum
Altho
Admiral Grayson
Tumulty
Grayson
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
Memphis
Louisville
San Diego
Cal
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Minneapolis
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Hecal Steel
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