Fear of Slav coalition threatens Italy in Central Europe
Rome press voices alarm over a potential Slav bloc that could supplant Austria as Italy’s chief foe. Reports discuss plans to occupy Styrian and Carinthian provinces, absorb Upper Austria by Czecho-Slovakia, and unite Vienna’s fate with a wider Slav realm. Verona talks between Italian delegates and Chancellor Sippel are noted amid suspicions of manipulation by other nations.
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Rome
Associated Press
Europe
Austria
Italy
Rome Messagero
Styria
Carinthia
Jugoslavia
Upper Austria
Czesno-Sovakia
Viens
Austrian
Tyrol
Bavaria
Germany
Verona
Sippel
Jaroslavia
Chacho-Slovakia
Waves of Romance Shadow Mrs. Lynch’s Troubled Life
In a melodramatic tale, Mrs. Lynch seeks stability after divorce as Dorle pursues a fashion career and Elopement schemes with McAvoy fail. Doris, legally adopted by her grandfather, rises amid care, separation, and uncertain futures while a lawyer hints at possible marriage with consent.
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Net
Doris
Mt. Auburn
Lynch Eaye
Narselt
Well Known Publisher Dies in Indianapolis
Delevan Smith publisher of the Indianapolis News died tonight at his summer home in Dake Forest Iv. He was born December 8, 1861 in Cincinnati. He was son of William Henry Smith, a veteran newspaper man, cousin of Charles Warren Fairbanks, and longtime publisher and manager in the Western Associated.
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Dake Forest
Delevan Smith
Indianapolis News
Mr. Smith
Willam Henry Smith
Cincinnati
Chicago
Jace Charles Warren Fairbanks
United States
Roossvelt
Smith
Western Associated
Prom
Mc Smith
Associated
British Flyers Rescued After Ocean Ordeal
Captain Norman McMillen and Captain Minklins, attempting a world flight started by Major W. T. Blake, were rescued near Chittagong after three days at sea. Their aircraft overturned after fuel ran out in a 20 minute leg from Lukhidia Char on August 22. They are weakened from exposure and repair of the machine is unlikely.
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Chittagong
Norman McMillen
Minklins
W. T. Blake
Lukhidia Char
US probes NENICANS deaths in wine riot unrest
The US State Department and Mingig authorities vow a thorough inquiry into the deaths of two Mexican nationals amid wine riot turmoil. A grand jury in Texas begins examining the Herrin incident as Mexican Consul Pena reports to Charco.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Mingig
Iinals
Herrin
Ghareo
Texas
Jesus Sanches
E. Raiz
San Amonlo
Don Manuel ¢. Teller
J. Senor Teller
State ‘Department
Amerigatt dollar slides through German line to 2600 marks
Berlin reports the Amerigatt dollar breaking the Hindenburg line and hitting 2600 marks per dollar, then retreating to 1850 as counterattacks and market volatility fade the lift in the German exchange.
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Berlin
Amerigatt
Germany
Hindenburg
Japanese Students Visit New Haven YMCA Members
Japanese students touring the United States were hosted by the New Haven YMCA. They toured Yale University and the Yale Bowl before leaving for Japan, in a program arranged by the Y.M.C.A. of Tokyo and the federation's efforts for international goodwill.
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New Haven “Y
Wn Haven
United States
Yele University
Japan
Toklo
International
Three South Dakota convicts recaptured near Creighton
Three of four escaping from the South Dakota penitentiary at Sioux Falls August 17 were captured near Creighton, with the fourth surrounded in a pasture. Two of the fugitives were wounded, one possibly fatally, as Shen Wilson of Haakon County chased the group and shot the driver of the convicts.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Rioux Falls
Creighton
Shen Wilson
Haakon County
Democrats Press Muscle Shoals Offer Ahead of Congress
In Washington the House debate over Henry Ford's offer to operate Muscle Shoals nitrate and water power plants continued. Democrats pushed for action while Republicans argued delay until more is known after a brief recess. The vote to adjourn failed 185 to 62 as the fight over the notorious Muscle Shoals proposal intensified.
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House
Henry Ford
Museve Shoals
Ala
Congress
Almen
Mermocrat
Alabama
James R. Mann
Illinois
Mann
Itness
Military Affairs Committee
Whorr
Ford
Woelklenzie
Gorgas
Bip
Mandell
Itn Uon
Senate
Garrett
U S Agents Plan Another Raid On Alleged Radicals
Chicago August 25 Department of Justice agents plan a new raid on alleged radicals following the arrest of 17 people after a meeting in Berrien County Michigan. Officials reportedly have names of about 40 more attendees from the Michigan gathering. William B. Foster, among those arrested, was arraigned on a criminal syndicalism warrant with a case continued to September 12 at the state's request. federal agent Joseph Spolansky said evidence shows Foster attended the Michigan meeting, which Foster denies.
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Chicago
Department F
Berrien County
Michigan
William 2. Foster
Joseph Spolansky
Foster
Foser
Train Stoning Shocks Manchester and Sunecook
A Boston and Maine passenger train was stoned near Sunecook, smashing several car windows. Rail road detectives and police are investigating as the incident unfolds in the Manchester area. In Mobile, three crew members and many passengers were injured when a switch opened near Whitala, causing the engine and seven cars to derail.
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Manchester
N. W
Boston and Maine
Sunecook
Mobile
Ala
Ohio
Whlatl
Senator La Follette Will Vote For Bonus Bill
Milwaukee Wisconsin August telegrams from American Legion posts push Senator Robert M. La Follette to return to Washington and cast a vote in favor of the bonus bill. He pledged to return in time to ensure final passage with the roll call.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Goldie
Lng Senate
Marshfield
American Legion
la Follette
Meetings Tonight At Various Lodges And Halls
Tonight attendees may visit Eldaves first party at 308 percent ns Geandia lodge A GV Wy 887 Wood avenue Pewey camp Modern Woodmen of 164 State street Schiier lodge New England Order of Protection Xuimeg Encampment 0 Fu 1085 Brong street Danish Sisters lodge 181 State street.
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Geandia Lodge
A. GV
Wood Avenue
State Street
Schiier Lodge
New England Order of Protection
Xuimeg
Brong Street
Danish Sisters Lodge
Harding Prepares to Operate Roads
Senate debates on federal operation of mines and railroads as amendments to the Borah bill are withdrawn or referred. Cummins says action awaits White House word while Robinson signals support for proposals pressuring owners and miners. Sabotage reports surface without immediate federal response and labor leaders urge renewed strikes. Peace efforts are rejected by strikers who fear loss of seniority and broad disruption.
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Republican
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Tater
Interatate Commerce
Aiso
Walsh
Cummins
Robinson Arkansas
Democratic Wide
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Ofcala
Jowaa Gala
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Chewtpeaky
Ohio
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Bic
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Senator Pepper Confers With Head of Miners
United States Senator George Wherton Pepper, acting as personal representative of President Harding, arrived in Philadelphia to join talks between miners and operators in the hare coal fields. He reportedly telephoned Washington and was commissioned to represent the federal government in conferences with John Tews, the United Miners Worl.
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Philadelphia
United States
George Wheton Pepper
Harding
Nisoners
Hare Confields
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Pepper
Maine
Hale
Toweh
Washington
John Tews
Movie Director Kline Accused In Actor Slaying
Bergen accused by director Kline of assault by a New Jersey man. Kline says he fired after Bergen followed him to a house stairway to shoot. Police report his wife and two brothers corroborate Kline’s account of the encounter and shooting.
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Kline
Berger
Funagne
Sep
Iline
Cere
Attempt to dynamite passenger train fails near Flavell Creek
An attempted bombing on an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train near Jacksonville Florida failed when dynamite exploded on a bridge over Flavell Creek shortly after the train crossed. No injuries are reported and investigators probe the wreckage and motive.
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Jacksonville
Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Flavell Creek
Cars Stolen Here Recovered When Gang Is Nabbed
Sew Haven report states two automobiles stolen locally, one tied to Frank Slosson of Bridgeport and another to F R Monthalay. Suspects William Creed alias Robert A Durnin Michael Logan and Times Steenhet faced hearings after being brought from Providence for altered stealing of automobiles. Police say twelve cars tied to the gang were recovered and more victims identified in Hartford Waterbury and Norwalk.
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Sew Haven
Frank 5. Slosson
Clinton Avenue
Bridgeport
F. R. Monthalay
Willam N. Creed
Robert A., Durnin
Michael Logan
William Simons
Steenhet
Wiliam Phillips
Waterbury
Frederick TL. Ferg
Terry Street
Tria
Cound
Carleton EH. Tate
Witerbury
Lagan
Seyeraus
Northford Woods
Providence
Professor W. A. Dunning of Columbia Dies
Professor William A. Dunning, longtime Columbia University historian and political science scholar, died in his sleep after a long illness. Born in Plainfield New Jersey in 1862, he had been confined at home since February due to heart and mental health issues following a lecture. German labor circles meanwhile urged drastic anti alcohol measures including prohibition and limits on meat and luxury services as food shortages and war pressures heighten policy proposals.
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Berlin
Germany
Chancelles Wirth
Alvoll
Ovgintaathans
Roverent
New York
William A. Duning
Columbia University
Flainfels
N. 1
Ninelga
Cief
Britain Faces German Debacle Amid Trade Crisis
Britain fears a German debacle as European trade losses mount. Warned by unresolved negotiations and conferences of the past four and a half years, the nation struggles to sustain its high global position while seeking countermeasures to avert catastrophe.
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Britain
Wells prophecy on U S future mocked in Washington
In Washington on Aug 25 scientists scoffed at H G Wells prophecy that the United States will become a late dominant power in 30 years. Dr James P Little of the Geological and Geographical division cautioned against fixed timelines as resources and progress show no limit and the debate centered on Wells view versus American scientific optimism.
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Washington
TH. ¢ Wells
United States
Pon Well
Jamer
United
Wells
Dr. Little
Mr. Wells
Geran Announces Candidacy for Third District Democratic Nomination
Elmer H. Geran of Mattawan former U S district attorney for New Jersey announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in New Jersey's third congressional district after a conference with Governor Edwards in Seagirt New Jersey on August 26.
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