Tolstoy Count Attacks Russia Turmoil and Revolt
Count Tolstoy voices belief that social revolution will arise in Russia but rejects compulsory government in favor of individual cooperation. He reflects on 1917 events, Belaheviam and Kerensky, and recounts fleeing to America with his wife. The Countess Tolstoy describes hardships faced by those remaining.
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Turkeys threaten to renew peace in Europe crisis
British and Allied governments warn that a Kemalist push could spark a major conflict across Europe. Morgenthau predicts a blood-soaked Constantinople if Turkish troops advance, as debates over conference participation and neutrality zones sharpen tensions. Romania and Jugo-Slavia fear renewed Turkish aggression and a possible Turkish return to the European side of the straits.
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Gypsies Outwit City Sanitation in Bridgeport Trick
A Telegraph reporter details a gypsy con that fleeces victims in Bridgeport. The troupe uses staged fortunes, marriage promises, and fake illnesses to extract money, with officials warning the public and urging denial of space to the group.
Kemalists Refuse Strait Status, Demand Dardanelles Adjustment
In Istanbul Sept 15 the Kemalists insist on adjusting the Dardanelles question in line with the National Pact and demands for freedom of passage by all nationalities. Nationalist reps reply to Allied High Commissioners noting Angora will attend a conference with all nations interested in the straits status.
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Russians Preparing to Fight for Turkey War Council Actions
Reports from Riga and Moscow say Soviet forces in the Caucasus and Black Sea fleet prepare for action to aid Mustapha Kemal Pasha if he advances on Constantinople. Leon Trotsky presided over a secret revolutionary military council meeting in Moscow.
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Mexican Deputies Ratify New York Loan Pact
Mexico City September 13 deputies unanimously approve the agreement reached in New York by Secretary of the Treasury De La Vuertz and international committees of bankers regarding payment of Mexico's national debt. The 181 deputies voted in favor of the agreement.
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Violin Claimed as Nero’s Fiddle Stirs Dealer Sale
A dealer eager to sell an antique violin boasted it was the famed fiddle used by Nero at Rome’s great fire, insisting the artifact carried historical weight despite doubt.
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Labor Board actions shape recent railroad wage pact
A report details how the United States Railroad Labor Board influenced Machinists and other crafts in wage and overtime terms at New York Central and Pennsylvania lines. It notes the withdrawal of pending agreements, the July 1 1930 schedule changes, and the ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions as of the present.
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Burlington shop craft dispute ends no new terms
Chicago officials report a mutual agreement halting new terms and labor rules with present shop craft employees. Hale Holden announces the Willard plan is disposed of, and unions will not shield violators as talks continue with multiple railroads.
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Roads not included in peace settlement
In Chicago on September 11 Associated Press reports that rail company presidents state the following roads will not participate in the strike settlement. Atlantic Coast Line, Atchison Topeka And Santa Fe, Delaware and Hudson, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Elgin Joliet and Eastern, Fort Worth and Denver City, Gulf Coast, Illinois Central, and Central.
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Railroads Listed in Fragmented Order
A garbled OCR list names multiple railroads and places across the United States, including Louisville and Nashville, New Orleans and Western, Central Railroad of New Jersey, Chicago and Allen, and Union Pacific, among others, appearing as a fragmented roster of lines and cities. The text lacks coherent context or narrative.
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Pennsylvania Clerks Vote Talk Fails To Begin
In Newark Ohio a meeting of Railway Clerks Freight Handlers and Station Employes affiliated with the AFL did not produce a strike vote. A proposition was presented by Dla Molivi of Pittsburgh as general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway and Safeman Clerks.
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Baltimore Plan peace pact reaches rail leaders
Baltimore plan peace pact endorsed by Charles A. Galloway, president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and other officials, aiming to have shopmen return to work within ten days. The agreement was announced this evening in Baltimore, signaling potential end to the labor standstill.
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Striking Shopmen Expected Back Within Ten Days
Sythemis indicates shopmen employed on ithe practical work are striking but expected to return to work within ten days. The note suggests limited disruption and a rapid resume of duties as operations proceed.
Wesleyan Alumnus to Celebrate 100th Birthday Flight
Middletown Sept 15 The Wesleyan Alumni Association says ex Senator Cornelius Cole of California, the universitys oldest living alumnus born in 1822, will celebrate his 100th birthday with an airplane trip to Los Angeles with his granddaughter Carnella Bookman. He graduated from Wesleyan in 1847 and is a Lincoln era senator.
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Irregulars Attack The Four Courts Again in Dublin
An hour long assault on the Four Courts building in Dublin by Republicans was repelled after concentrating fire from the opposite river bank. No further details were provided about casualties or damages.
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