Lamont in Paris Morgan in London Vanderlip in Tokio Kahn in Berlin Schiff in Amsterdam
A June 19 1920 newspaper raid on the IWW headquarters on the west side followed the Wall Street explosion. The front page lists Lamont in Paris Morgan in London Vanderlip in Tokyo Kahn in Berlin Schiff in Amsterdam as notable names. A separate Canada case centers on Edward Fischer detained over warnings about the New York blast and potential deportation.
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Lamont
Paris
Morgan
London
Vanderlip
Tokio
Kahn
Berlin
Schiff
Amsterdam
West Side
Wall Street
Hamilton
Mass
Edward Fischer
New York
Fischer
Hene Eiter
Canada
United States Secret Service
Fischér
United States
Stocks Reach Higher Levels on Rail and Shipping Gains
The Associated Press reports a brief stock market rise in New York as rails and shippings push prices up amid early uncertainty. Norfolk and Western, Canadian Pacific rise 1 percent. Reading first preferred up 2 percent. Erie Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Railway up 1 to 3 points. Oils mostly lower except Houston. oils, motors, leather and food groups dip. Volume about 350,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Baldwin
Houston
Parties Meet in Bay State Democratic and Republican Nods
In Springfield Massachusetts on September 18 the Democratic platform endorsed the national party line praising Wilson and Governor Cox. In Boston the Republican state convention endorsed Harding and the national platform, with women participating for the first time.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
League
United States
National Party
Wilson
Cox
Harding
Boston
League of Nations
Veterans of Foreign Wars reject push to adopt prohibition amendment
Washington veterans at the closing session of the annual encampment voted down a resolution disapproving the adoption of the prohibition amendment. There were few votes against the motion to reject the resolution.
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oglesby Leads Small in Republican Gubernatorial Race
Chicago voters report John G. Oglesby ahead of Len Small for the Republican nomination for governor by 3,218 votes with 290 precincts uncounted. In the senatorial contest 53 downstate precincts and 321 total remain. William B. McKinley leads Frank L. Smith by 19,995 votes. Governor Lowden backs Oglesby. Small is supported by Thompson and others.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John G. Oglesby
Len Small
William B. McKinley
Frank L. Smith
Oglesby
Lowden
Iliam
Thompson
Martinsburg Fruit Exchange Sells Large Apple Shipment
The Martinsburg Fruit Exchange announced the sale of 12 000 barrels of York Imperial and 5 000 barrels of Ben Davis apples to a single house. Prices were 4.10 dollars per barrel for Yorks and 3.50 dollars for Bens, with the fruit to be stored temporarily. The house name and location were not disclosed.
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Martinsburg Fruit Exchange
Yorks
Martinsburg World
Hazleton Mines Resume Operation After Anthracite Vacation
In Hazleton district ten mines resumed operations today, an increase of six from yesterday, while all collieries in the Shamokin area remained idle amid the anthracite vacation strike.
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Associated Press
Hazleton
Shamokin
More Troops Ordered Out To Coal Strike District
Two extra companies of state troops were ordered to Birmingham area to reinforce five existing units amid a coal strike. No reason given and no new disorders reported. Also in Montgomery, David H Patterson Jr and bride Nannie Millers Zirkle returned from New York and eastern cities to announce their marriage and future residence in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
David H. Patterson, Jr
Nannie Millers Zirkle
New York
Sam Small to Speak at Winchesters Patriot Rally
Georgia evangelist Sam Small will headline a patriotic rally at Braddock Street M E Church South on Wednesday at 8 PM. The union meeting highlights The Salvation of Uncle Sam with Rev F M Richardson in charge and marks Small’s longtime era as a popular orator and author with varied service in law, ministry, journalism, and the military.
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Sam Small
Georgia
Braddock Street
M E
South
Dr Small
Uncle Sam
F. NM. Richardson
Dr. Small
Sam Jones
Small
Emory and Henry College
Virginia
Taylor University
Ohio Northern University
Winchester
Weather Outlook for Week in Washington
Weather predictions issued by the Weather Bureau forecast a generally fair week for the North and Middle Atlantic States. Temperatures will vary with frequent changes and frost is probable over the northern part of the district.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Feathér Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Rejected Compliment From Noted Stock Gambler
A famed stock exchange figure, retiring from a strenuous life for philanthropy in sports, is teased about his wealth and enemies. He coolly replies that the remark shows no knowledge of his partner, highlighting his notoriety and gambler’s flair.
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Stock Exchange
Jay
Sonidor
Child Plans on Good Behavior for Aunt Hatty Visit
The text shows a mother urging Thuttw to be exceptionally well behaved for Aunt Hatty’s arrival. The boy worries about behaving and fears a rotten outcome if he fails.
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Hattie
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Huntsberry
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Union
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York
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France
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Jone
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Fall
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