Geneva Session Favors 3 Demands Amid League Talks
The Geneva assembly opened with blunt notes on disarmament as M Benes and Moog vard Bones warned the League cannot solve all issues soon. Germany’s admission to the League looms as a key debate, while Norway and Sweden pressed to couple German entry with broader questions. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and foreign ministers attended as tensions rose over Poland and China.
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Ward H. von Wirgand
Geneva
Moog Vard Bones
Grecho
Slovakia
Seventh League
Burane van
League
M. Benes
Locarno
Ceasne
Attracted by Booklet Promises Relief for Women
Brooklyn resident Mrs G Hegmann recounts severe runn ing headaches fatigue and insomnia. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and related remedies for relief and offers to answer letters from women seeking information. Her testimonial urges others to consider the medicines.
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Brooklyn
New York
G. Hegmann
Central Ave
Hex
Lydia E. Pinkam
Seven Automobile Mishaps Toll City Holiday
Seven traffic crashes occurred yesterday within the city limits, marred by skidding and wet roads. Police report no serious injuries though one driver suffered facial cuts and several vehicles were damaged, with multiple crashes blamed on slippery pavement and reduced visibility.
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Triple Cras
Washington
IRA Smelter
Maan
Joseph Stegter
Elm Streew Sea
Wash- Weston Avene
Baher
Cnume
Simei
Wascingi
AON Julimeton
Wesso
Earletten
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sHeo
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Aen Grillo
Stullowan Street
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Putnai
Agine House
Cobr
Anthony
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Ahdie
South Avenue
Warren Street
Deversik
Pievarsuk
Marhabseir
Eoreet
Fustown
Gregory Street
Pisvetia
Freer Street
Duiminee
Three Arrested Amid Drunken Street Incident
Police arrested three individuals after a chaotic scene near Pirarh Street and Water Street yesterday. One witness described a tense confrontation, with one suspect facing a minor injury and several items seized, including a trolley.
Spanish revolt in Spain prompts royal and military actions
Fragmented dispatches report a coup against Rivera's government with clashes in Pamplona and Basque regions. Military leaders refuse surrender as ministers discuss penalties, while King Alfonso XIII and Prime Minister Rivera respond to maintain order across Madrid and other cities.
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Therime de Rivera Governent
Jaan Hoa Ciera Vol Natiel
Tir
Valdgid
Segovia
Arvelona
Pamplona
Ivory
Chacha
London
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Ass Sims
al- Tanse
Hidicutian
San Sebastian
Madrid
Spain
de Sparnesh
Oveanineng
Seyotlo
Valladol
Uffo
Ayia
Tui
Bint Wankom
Trovas
Council of
Alphoanse
Bick
Mtorean
Pamp
Pabriciana
Steporte
France
Dinte
Baressay
Valensi
Almaes
Gyredina
Cadiz
Rivera's Power and League Action Sparks Political Turmoil
Obscure fragments describe Rivera's dictatorship tightening grip as league action and penalties loom. References to non-commissioned ranks, Supreme Court, and a rising dynasty indicate avolatile political crisis with a backdrop of constitutional tension and state control.
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Debinel
Sieldins
Nile Cbs
Sant Reyang
Prigia de Rivera
Parliaimentary
Leather store robbed amid tangled garbled report
A damaged OCR fragment describes a leather store robbery with unclear names and scattered details. The readable bits mention a seek for a feather and a front cellar bidascoatgy, but the key facts and participants remain obscured.
Man Suffers Broken Nose After Trip on Marl Street
Jack O Beion twenty of 212 Lafayette Street entered Emer Seney Hospital last night for treatment after tripping and falling on pavement on Maly Street near Hah Street. Dr Chester Haberlin, night physician, noted a fractured nose.
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Laeyette Street
Emerseney Hospital
Maly Street
Clark Funeral Tomorrow Honors Longtime Editor
A memorial tribute marks the Clark funeral set for tomorrow. Prominent figures from journalism and politics praise Charles Hopkins Clark for his editorial leadership, integrity, and public service across Connecticut and New York.
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Charles W. Prekett
New Maven Times- Leader
Bieft
Pramef Politiviins Bish
Lo Hut
Clark
Todd
Werth
Tribe
Yoyork
Ogden Reid
New York Tribune Tonight
Charles Hopkins Clark
Chapel
Hopkins Clark
Tle
Wrecked Train Tragedy List Grows After Bogie Disaster
Denver and Rio Grande Western officials identify more victims after a Boonie Limited wreck near Salida. Names include Mrs Isabel, Ruth Isabel, Mrs Perschbacker, engineer Gearhart, Harpending, Tillis, Redmond, and many others. Four unknowns remain, two women, one man, and one girl.
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Ruth
Buen Vista
Cole
George Isabell
A. G. Perschbacker
Aso
Bunnsta
George M. Gearhart
Salida
Boonie Limited
Denver and
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Colo
Harpending
Col. Tillis
Salista
Redmond
Denver
Larkman
W. Way
F. Dobler
Kearney
Neb
Alton
Avon
Celo
Alartin Lane
Leadville
Calo
Inum Linlel
Jonesbero
Ark
Albert Everett
John Hoyt
Belmont
Rang
Ollie Fereichbacker
Buenas Calo
Haratt Rathbon
Buena
Betmng
Isabel
Buena Vista
Rute Isabel
Louis Bowls
Deny Xa Woodworth
1H Alvarez
Sanches
Jack Coffman
Fairfield County Favors Brainard in Local Delegation Vote
Commissioner Hill cited strong local sentiment for Brainard. Stephen Brdtout of Durton openly supports Brainard, while others avoid public endorsement. Delegates largely refrain from pledging or revealing convictions, with no town pledged for lieutenant governor.
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Hill
Brainard
Airfield
Stephen Brdtout
Durton
Holcomb
Wadhams
Fairfield Plunges Into Darkness After Storm
A late night storm knocked out Fairfield's lighting from about 9 to midnight, plunging the town into blackout. The Ritz dance hall remained active briefly as exterior lamps illuminated windows, while residents lit old lamps and candles. Telephones buzzed as authorities assessed the outage and travelers wondered about the unknown cause.
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Fairfield
Ritz
Siy
Automabis
Wairfield
Three Held On Motor Charge
Three arrests were made for improper operation of motor vehicles. Orlando Petrivinnie, 17, Sterling sercet, and Sohn Payr, all faced charges under traffic and license violations. A fourth suspect, Prazak, held a license from another state and was accused of operating without proper credentials. Bond set at $40 pending hearings.
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Sterling Sercet
Klermin
Patward Olsen
Tennessey Fay
Sohn Payr
Wisfport
Matureyete Offierr
Cullen Ropperling
Owitheauh
Prazak
Ronda
Althief
Corn Kernels Found In Noses At Bergeney Hospital
A report from Bergeney hospital notes incidents where corn kernels were found in the noses of a man and a child. The two year old sufferer and a twenty three year old were treated for the condition and relieved after medical attention.
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Bergeney Hospital
Wiward Buesia
Woman Hits Pole Injured Head Near Guk Street
Esther Cilbert thirty nine of 844 Slate Street was taken to St Vin hospital after a lacerated scalp from walking into a pole near 60 Guk Street. She said she did not notice the pole while walking with her head down.
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Esther Cilbert
Slate Street
St. Vinevent's Hospital
Guk Street
Daugherty Trial Opens Amid Political Ties and Loose Ends
The Daugherty trial begins with Central committee ties and high profile figures in national politics likely to take the stand. Former Congress member turned army officer Colonel Miller explains to the court while witnesses such as John T. King and Jess Smith loom as key figures in the probe first opened in 1923.
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American Legion
Congress
Midland National Bank of Washington
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M. Daugherty
Muller
Daugherty
Dausherty
John T. King
Connecticut
Jess Smith
Harry M. Daugherty
Ned Thurston
Ring
Smith
Iimory R. Buckner
United States
Southern District of
New York
Local tour notes mixed views on France Germany and England
Mr Price describes a Paris trip revealing France as thriving with wetland fields and growing crops while noting tax worries and francs worth change. He praises railways and industry in Germany and calls Holland and The Hague charming with good climate. He cites English sympathy during the coal strike.
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France
Price
Trice
Trench
Germany
Mussolini
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Flollind
Mr. Price
Hague
Prieg
England
Labor Day Observances Highlight Nation and Hartford Parade
Labor heads in WAITINGTON report a nationwide mood of optimism with wage gains and shorter hours while Frank Morrison and William Green praised progress in the American Federation of Labor. In Hartford, a Labor Day parade drew 4,406 union members, the largest citywide celebration in a decade.
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America
Workers of
Amien
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Labor Dar
William Green
Federation
Philadelphia
Morrison
American Federation
Hartford
IAP
Hurlford
Dartford Central Labor Union
Hartford Fair Hit by Weather
Hartford reports a rain disruption to multiple events including horse races at Charter Oak, boxing match Riske-McCarthy, an Eastern League doubleheader Hartford versus Waterbury, and a counterfeit meet. Races postponed to tomorrow and Wednesday with the boxing and city athletic meet rescheduled for Friday night and Saturday.
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Hartford
Charter Oulk Parts
Riske-McCarthy
Waterbury
Hell
New York G O P Opens Campaign in Prohibition Split
Campaign notes show a fractured GOP with leaders declining bids and a split over prohibition. Key figures include Charles Evans Hughes Arthur S Tompkins Nicholas Murray Butler and Cropsey. Wadsworth election issue and non referendum vote loom as primaries set for September 14. major fireworks anticipated at state party conventions in New York and Syracuse.
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Fidates
Charles Evans Hushes
Supreme Court
Arthur S. Tompkins
Nyark
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Cropsey
New York
Syracuse
Mussolini Plan Critique Shocks Labor Day Speech
Madison Wis Sept 6 AP A Labor Day address by Frank Morrison secretary of the American Federation of Labor condemns widespread criticism of Congress. He warns against injunctions in strikes and company unions, calls Mussolini style governance inefficient and dangerous, and argues attacking Congress undermines democracy and free press.
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Wis
Congress
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Jemocracy
Senate
Fee
Mussolini
Whit House
Senator Reed Plans Retirement and Prohibition Debate
Senator Reed announces retirement in two years while endorsing constitutional amendment to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. He argues state police powers cannot regulate alcohol while federal authority should be preserved, calling for a clear national policy on liquor.
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