Horrors of Quake Disaster and Aftermath Grow
Roving reports describe Tokyo fire outages and 290000 homes burned with 350000 casualties. Yokohama suffers tidal waves as relief efforts race to deliver food and water, while Emperor and Empress are confirmed safe. Military mobilizes to restore order and aid, with international relief efforts forming across Europe and the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oficina
London
Osana
Tokio
Ionio
Foukagan
Asakusa
Kanda
Nihonbashi
Kyotashi
Yotsuya
Shiba
Ushigome
Koishikawa
Ministries of the Interior
Finance
Edneyno
Railways
Metropolitan Police
Arsenal
Takanawa
Imperial Theatre
Yvurakuy
Yokohama
Kerent
Electric currents age wine in minutes says Paris scientist
The New York Tribune reports Professor Charles Heer claims an electrostatic bath of 50 000 to 120 000 volts can mature ordinary Burgundy quickly. The method allegedly preserves color and bouquet, making home and restaurant wines taste aged. Gourmets may soon seek wines from ages, with delicate labels manipulated by electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heer
America
Ari Tria
Pacia Durter
le New Yark Tribune
Robbers Held After Chicago Pistol Fight
Police report a pistol duel during a jewelry theft at a Chicago residence. The suspects, described as connected to local baseball clubs, confessed to the robbery in which jewelry valued at more than seven dollars was stolen. A high profile figure from the Chicago American League circle was among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuumoag
Sepia
Charles A Vorsshoy
Chieaps Amenoan League
Turkey to Sell Gem Collection for Financial Aid
A Turkish government plan aims to auction a prized gem collection, including a massive gold ornament named the Sirone of Tsinal, to raise funds for the nation. The sale seeks to stabilize finances by leveraging precious stones and historic jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
ARGU
Ander Hy Ieee
Tsinal
Local Priest to Be Buried Today With Great Pomp
Reverend John I. Nila and Reverend William Ivan will lead the funeral rites for Rev. Angelo De Tors at Holy Rosary church. More than 400 priests from across the state are expected to attend. The service includes a solemn high mass of requiem and a funeral eulogy by Rev. Joseph Valdam of Water. The body lay in state overnight with ornate decorations. crowds paused in silent tribute. Father Deora Wwhen, aged 71 from Benevento, came to America 16 years ago and served at Saint Anthony’s, then Holy Rosary since 1906. Interment will be in St. Michaels cemetery.
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Joseph Valdambring
Michael F. Sweating
Iy Rosity Chirch
Manching
of & Anthonys Church
New Haven
Salvatore Buonforte
Bser
Vather Deora
Cusano Mautri
Provincia
Benevento
Halt
America
Pasar
BI Antheny
Holy Rosary Church
Gaeral
St. Michaels Cemetery
League of Nations urged to probe Italian crisis amid Greek stand
The article reports on the League of Nations being urged to appoint a neutral commission to investigate the Italian aggression. Greece supports a fair, shared approach and the council debates the response while warning that ignoring the crisis could threaten the treaty. Diplomats in attendance listen as Lord Cecil cautions about breach of covenant and potential danger to European peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League Council
Greece
League Commission
Thembassadors
Cane
League of Nations
League
Council of the League
Viery
Palitis
Robert Cecil
Europe
Americana
Lord Roberts
Q Soo
League of Waons
Progress in Negotiations With Miners Reaches Stage
Governor Pinchot reports progress in coal miners talks with wage increase the goal for day men. Directors from both sides remain noncommittal on terms as sessions reopen tomorrow at ten. Key figures include Juni, Lewis, Philip Mureau, Rivardo Cappellini, Thomas Jennedy, and others from the anthracite region and operators policy group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selila
Tomerrayw
Upton
Juni &, Lewis
Philip Mureau
Red Cross Drive Urges Immediate Local Aid Effort
Amid emergency calls near Japan, churches lodges and organizations are asked to mobilize volunteers and cash gifts for the Red Cross drive. Mrs. TL AW at 847 Louise Street seeks volunteers for relief work as calls go out for help across churches and communities.
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Japan
TL AW
Deleck
Lauisette Street
Elaimin
Pemamitlec
Jiahlie
Mloe
Real
Oresa
Cochet
Puline
Poe
Cutinay
Sire Banks
American Ban & Prost Co
New Mell Bearka
Dever Sethemabik
Pruge
Marl Trish
Warren Ski Lasise
Erive Anes
Porcine
Elter Mtoe
Mipele
Mae
Worthen Lon
Westport Opens New Hall in Ceremonial Dedication
Westport hosted a formal dedication of the new building with Governor Charles Ky Templeton and other officials. Attendees toured the hall, heard remarks, and the day included an afternoon program, a reception, and a展示 in the lobby.
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Westport
Ikpechil
Pelagram
Hedtora Y. ML
Ovey
Ward UT
Bedford
Charles Ky Templeton
Duepe Artis Ills
Watceruiary
Prederick MM. Sale Nun
Isha
Wwe Beouen
Salven
Mer
Gomga Vittehy
Beromis i
Cenit Bedford
Tiege
Gayennter
Sir
Redford
Fragmented Meeting Notes Include Names and Places
Disjointed text lists various names and locations such as Amelia, Bay, and Weber with scattered references to meetings and events. The legible parts show an agenda style snippet with multiple people and places, suggesting a chaotic meeting record or OCR garble rather than a coherent report.
State Policeman in Dispute Reported
A dispute involving a state police officer is reported with bonds set at $100 each pending arraignment in the local court this morning. Details describe a tension between officers and residents during an attempted fence protection incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bujeohouk
Res. McGrever
Iey Vardion
Af-Fair
Uae
MuGreser
Lerner
Taxation Vital Declared By Speaker In Economic Debate
Debates center on single tax theory described as the only tax that taxes private property without unfair burdens while funding public use. Speakers from Bridgeport warn against a policy harming industry, driving up living costs and limiting goods and services.
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Capitea
Lion
Bridgeport
Rpagp
Esky Sete
Ita Collies
Lindowsters
Ewan Feedle
Uri
Abullah
Local Man Arrested For Drunk Driving In Westport
A local man was arrested for driving while intoxicated during a February morning in Westport. He faced a preliminary court appearance after a police interview and was released on bond set at 140 dollars.
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Titoree Pirieleke
Westport
Inquest Planned After Trolley Car Fatality
Coroner to conduct inquest tomorrow into death of Joseph Bulzke 23 of 1184 Steuber street who died from injuries after being knocked from his breezy by a trolley car at Est Mein and Howe streets Tuesday night. Bell George H. Bell 5 Garfield avenue Motorman on the trolley car held on tech charge of manslaughter
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Teroner Joh J. Phelan
Santo Une
Joseph Bulzke
Steuber Street
Est Mein
Howe Streets
George H. Bell
Garfield Avenue
Hair Net Making Grows Into Big Industry
A historical account notes that hand knitting remains essential for hair nets due to fine human hair and short strands. Chinese natives in homes produce most nets, with hair sourced from Chinese women. Hair is imported, dyed, shipped back, then processed in North China before distribution. The trade expanded from modest to vast export values, with a shift toward double mesh nets.
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Nat. L. Solomon
B. Frankel Company
New York Times
Solomon
China
Hongkong
Canion
United States
Europe
North
Department of Commerce
Vien- Na Ih
Hanna
Tariaivoulaligt
Wade
Vienna
Peinte Prophet
Tipis
Amerts Pean Markete
Aod
Iortera Hare
Hiese Aires
Shantung
Knowletter Ohuese
Mirape
Ited
Telonariog
Neas
Welne
Nuisner
Renverts
Jime
Shantang
Tsing- Chow-Fu
Tsingaful
Chefoo
Chili
Honan
Shanshi
Bavaria
Galicia
Bohemia
Silk Industry in New York hit by Japanese disaster
The Japan earthquake and fires disrupt raw silk supply as Yokohama market closes. Prices in New York plunge into uncertainty with brokers halting operations while traders panic and bid up some stocks. Meetings among raw silk dealers sought a unified action on contracts.
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New Fork
Associated Press
Japa
Japan
United State
Yokohama
Italy
Aete
Cuts His Throat Threat After Argument
Andrew Ficza aged 42 of 27 Alfred street attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a razor after an argument with his wife. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in serious condition. Louis Mapalatino, two, is in critical condition at St Vincent's after being struck by a car near noon. He suffered a deep leg wound and probable tibia fracture and was treated at the Emergency hospital by ambulance. The vehicle was driven by John R. Smith of 267 Capitol avenue who said the child darted into the road.
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Andrew Ficza
Alfred Street
al Razor
St Vincent's Hospital
Louis Mapalatino
St. Vincents Hospital
Theough
St. Vincent's Hospital
John R. Smith
Capitol Avenue
Value of New Charter Discussed by Interests in Election
In Boston Sept 5 remarks show the Chamber of Commerce partly neutral on the charter vote with George F Crowned President noting no direct involvement. Seward B Price of the Chamber said action followed a Charter Commission member’s move, while Lynn W Wilson urged caution on organizational involvement. The piece also covers the hair net industry linking China and Europe, plus a Japanese earthquake dispatch listing Brown family travelers.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Fi
Seward B. Price
Chamber
Charter Commission
Lynn W. Wilson
The
Board of Education
Iiter
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New York
Bonin Islands
Peel Island
Gaum
Commerc Pacific
Manila
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Eest Nagase
Kobe
Osak
Bonin
Tokin
Cabte
Guem
Lonfien
Eve
Stobe
Savardas
Empeiir
Trorai
Sovernment
Premer Yamamoto
Gola
Osaka
Yokohsma
Tokig
Imperial University Hospital
Bank of Japan
Peoce
General Tooth
Salevation
Arris
Ibis
Finartelal Cireles
Osgoil
Ampan
England
Hong Knng
G. 4 H. Ba
Washington
Merritt
Bittern
Tientsin
Toronto
Chaurch
Hamilton
York
National Council of the Protestant Epis
Melkim
Toki
San Francisco
Sert
Destina
ED. Walsh
Chicago
Big Hd" Wetsti
Ari Ager
Bridgeyvert
White Sox
Uaiiskey
Lishey
Aoughier
Action Imperils League
Mary
Tiny
Hee
League of Ti
Ho Alwhurs
Tnis
Council of
Winbussarders
Moss
Greecy
Mort Seal
Asrop
Ted Presse
Saveruinen
Tiranatis
Behl Ageeney
Spolesman
Muikin
Seulery
Council of Ambassadors
Anson T. Geary
E. T. Bedford
Templeton
Govehnir Pinchot
Abania
Anson J. Geary
Beco Moeud
VML Ae
Earlaepee
PS Rerak
Mabe
Hila Ebay
Nati Roougdae
Masegnie
Peri Pde
Crannes Willys Lowe Ds
Luihee
Webb Ware
Amelia
Airil
Baker
Onmeritinity
N.Y
Boston
Eawin Pr. Brown
United Shop Machiner
Brown
Howard “Hornton
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