Intercountry Protocol Outlines Neutral Zone and Demolition Plan
Stockholm September protocol deems dissolution of the Norway Sweden union upon ratification. Five articles cover arbitration, neutral demilitarized zone, fortification demolition, reindeer pastures, intertraffic and shared waterways. Ten year compulsory arbitration, extendable by ten year terms unless two years notice to end. Neutral zone with fortification removals, with stated exceptions.
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Stockholm
Karlstad
Mapoi
Norway
Sweden
Maguey
Battle for City Hall Heats Up as Mayoral Race Opens
Sept. 25. Campaigning for city administration control and for county and borough officials began in earnest. Democrats rally for McLellan re election while Republicans Citizens Union and municipal ownership league seek a mayoral ticket to field next Tuesday. Names include Dormer mayor John Ford Littleton and Samuel Seabury. Arizona mine tax case moves to supreme court via writ of certiorari as Copper Queen asks ruling on Cochise county property valuations.
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New ‘Kk
Mc €Lellan
Republican
Citizens’ Union
Municipal Ownership League
Board of
Abiermin
Dormer
John Ford
Republicans
Martin W. Littleton
Samuel Seabury
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Supreme Court of Arizona
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company
Cochise County
Territorial Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Board of Equalization
Signing and pledging Mesilla Valley lands
El Paso reports progress on land pledges for the government dam project in Las Cruces. President Brown of Brown Realty says sufficient land will be gathered in New Mexico next month to commence construction, despite earlier fears of delays.
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el Paso
Texas
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Mining Association
el Pato
Iternational Miners’ Association
Imilianlarly
Arizona
Sonora
Mhy Auabun
American Mining Congress
Interstate Fair Adopts Dog Show as New Feature
The Interstate Fair opens with new departments and a large dog show attracting thousands of dogs of nearly every breed. The event, backed by the American Kennel Club, aims to surpass past records and boost overall fair appeal.
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Interstate Fair
Trenton
N. Sep
Ian
Nan Mae
Forte
Far Association
American Kennel Cut
New York Athletic Clubs Seventy Fifth Games Begin
The seventy fifth annual New York Athletic Club games open at Travers Island this afternoon. Events are for registered amateurs under the American Athletic Union, with many entries. Highlights include a two mile relay for four men and a two mile steeplechase, plus various handicap and scratch races and field events with medals awarded to top three in each event.
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York
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
American Athletic Union
A.A. U
Lmnit
Five Omaha councilmen jailed over gas franchise case
Five Omaha city council members Dyball Buch Evans Huntington and Schroder were sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined the costs of an injunction suit for passing an ordinance granting an extension of a gas franchise. They will appeal to the state supreme court for a stay.
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Omaha
Dyball
Buch
Evans
Huntington
Schroder
Sutton
Omaha Gas Comany
Tn- Junction
Supreme Court
Catholic Orders Plan Amalgamation Across Nation
Chicago leaders of Catholic Knights of America and Kolghex of St. Jatin moved to amalgamate Catholic orders nationwide. Hubert stratton, OF Cleanse, presided as president with committee members guiding the process after the recent meeting in America.
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Chicago
Oder
Catholic Knights of America
St. Jatin
Tuame
Cuttall Mullin
Pisterubinn
America
Caveers
Wer Cloctet
Hubert Stratton
Cleanse
Themberstin
Morocco Agreement Near, French-German Accord Imminent
French officials announce that a final agreement between France and Germany on the Moroccan conference is close. It is understood that preparations are under way for a conference at a later date, possibly in November, to be held in Algeria.
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France
Germany
Algeria
Beyond the Wide Separating Seal Headlines from Global Talks
Berlin report: Chancellor Von Buelow met M. Witte after a Baden arrival, then lunched with Baron Von Richtofen. Budapest notes a Hungarian coalition censure of the king emperor's ultimatum, while Japan faces a public call to reject the peace treaty. Tokyo reports amid protests and memorials for throne ratification, with moderates blamed for outcomes. Russian charges over Sakhalin Island are ridiculed by the Japanese.
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Berlin
von Buelow
Baden
M. Witte
Baron von Richtofen
Budapest
Vienna
Japan
Tokio
Army and Navy Surgeons Meet in Detroit Gathering
Nearly three hundred army and Navy surgeons from multiple nations attend the fourteenth annual meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States at the Motel Cadillac in Detroit. Gen Walter Wyman opens with an address detailing advances in military surgery and notes foreign delegates from Britain France Italy Austria Germany and Spain are present. American contributors include Major Albert A Helms Colonel Robert McReilly and Rear Admiral Preatey M Hikes among others as the program outlines papers on wartime medical experiences.
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Detroit
Mich
Army and Navy
Association of Military Surgeons of the
United States
Cadillac
Walter Wyman
The
Pubic Health and Marine Hospital Service
W. J. K. Rainsford
B. R.A
Lloyd Thomas
Royal Navy
Medical Department
British Adtiraty
Don Joaquin Yela
Guaterman Jeat
Alejandro Rosa
Mexico
Suzuki
Japan
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
Spain
Hoomimehlof
Togo
Jeatronaky
Anmiong
Albert Aheles
Sarpoon
National Guard of
New York
Beleadier
Robert Mc'Reily
Taliet States Army
Preatey M. Hikes
Ter Palied States
Albuquerque Eastern Rail Line Seen Near Completion
A telegram from eastern bankers confirms funds are in place to finish the Albuquerque Eastern and Santa Fe Central railways. Contractors and bondholders express confidence though some eastern investors demand completion to protect their investments and lower freights, with the goal of enabling travel and trade through Albuquerque.
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Hopewall
Albuquerque Eastern
Santa Fe Central Railways
Oiraen
Mesare
Dackson
West
Colon
SecuriNt
Thie
Santa Fe
Magan
Albuquerque
Elty
Froehy
Naswaneer
Cain
Gambling crackdown ends new Denver order by two judges
In Denver on September 2, judges ordered Sheriff Nisbet and Police Chief Dilaney to close gambling operations and seize paraphernalia tied to the IWW deal. A separate ruling by Judge Majone upheld actions to remove all gambling equipment, while another judge differed on certain devices being brought before him.
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Denver
Diarriet Diadee
Frank Johnean
Sherif Alexander Nisbet
Michael Dilaney
Denven
Aly
Jude
Boor
Majone
Judee
Tim
Humhebdt plant to open with copper ore tests near Prescott
In Sept the Humhebdt facility plans to begin operations near Prescott with chemical tests on copper ore. Key figures Prescott Arie and Valviride emet tet will oversee the process while the plant’s location and readiness set for upcoming work.
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Prescott
Arie
Meleauelter
Ovidler
Humhebdt
Leon
Concentrating in hands of few big dealers
Sept. 25 Kansas City State Bank, Wiley O. Cox president, failed to open and entered voluntary liquidation. The bank held $4.76 million in deposits and $567,000 of city funds, with $168,000 loaned to Salmon Bank in Clinton Maine. Fidelity Trust Company will honor checks as presented.
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Kansas City
Kansas City State Bank
Wiley O. Cox
Bank of Salmon
Clinton
Fidelity Trust Company
State Bank
Cox
Kentucky alfalfa and corn special trains farmers
A Louisville to Kentucky Alfalfa and Corn Special train tours the state to teach farmers modern alfalfa and corn cultivation. Lecturers include Joseph B. Wing P G Holden and Kentucky Commissioner Hu bert Vreeland with R C Crenshaw and R K Gilper aboard.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Railroad Company
Attila Cox
Joseph BE. Wing
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
P. G. Holden
Ames
Iowa
Hubert Vreeland
Frankfort
R. C. Crenshaw
R. RK. Gilper
Raiaer
Willis King
Conditions Now In New Orleans Calms Fever Threat
New Orleans public schools delayed opening due to yellow fever. If the epidemic lessens in two days a special board meeting will set an early start date, likely in the second week of October. Officials report fever under control and a cooling spell aiding cleanup and mosquito decline.
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New Orleans
Board of Education
Buildings Destroyed and Lives in Peril in Two Incidents
In Greenpoint Brooklyn a small fire works factory was destroyed and a woman and three children were badly hurt. In Buffalo a brick construction site on Ferry Street near Herkimer collapsed. Ten workers were inside. two were rescued, eight injured, and two feared buried beneath the rubble.
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New York
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Seg
Ferry Street
Herkimer
Butte Fire Destroys Library and Town Block
A major fire in Butte yesterday destroyed the public library and nearby blocks on West Park Street. Firemen fought the blaze for hours, an estimated $600000 loss with $15000 insurance. about six hundred people were displaced. Man arrested for cutting a hose. alleged to have tried to sever lines in front of the library.
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Wiest Park Street
Anaconda
Lons
Butte
Symond
Drug Goodis
Mis
Michael Stavin
Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Colorado
International Educational Meeting Opens in Mena Belgium
The Belgian government chaired congress on commercial and technical education and related fields in Mena with King Leopold in attendance outlining the program. Delegates from civilized nations and many universities attend. five cabinet ministers preside as honorary presidents. Meanwhile Philadelphia hosts the Street Railway Association annual meeting with a major exhibition of street railway appliances and wide representation from US and Canadian systems.
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Mena
Belgium
Leopold
Belgian Senate
House of Representatives
Hurt by street car in narrow street
Tuluth Minnesota September 25 Miss Eileen Johnson domestic of Attorney Albert Baldwin was struck by a street car at 11 p m as a construction debris width narrowed the passage between track and piles of stone and lumber. She was knocked down into a heap of totes but escaped serious injury despite facial and arm cuts.
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Tuluth
Minn
Eileen Johnson
Albert Baldwin
Miss Johnson
Olcalde
Water Company Sued Over Fire Loss in Louisville
George Terrell, owner of a planing mill, sues Louisville Water Company and the city for 20400 alleging inadequate water supply and dirty hydrants hindered firefighting at a Brook Street fire that destroyed his mill and warehouses. Terrell and family escaped as flames spread quickly. a Black employee was initially presumed burned but later appeared.
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Louisville
Ceorge Terrell
Brook Street
Louleville Water Company
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