Kellogg Presses China to Honor Obligations and Protect Foreign Property
Detroit September report says Secretary Kellogg urged China to keep promises from the Washington conference while insisting China must also protect foreign citizens and property. He named Simon H. Strawn as American special commissioner for the extra territoriality commission alongside John Van A. MacMurray, with no date set for the meeting in Peking.
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Ross
Detroit
Willingweas
United States
Washington
Frank B. Kellie
China
Strawn
Kelloxg
Slmns
H. Strawn
Chicago
John van A. MacMurray
Peking
Extra
Kelloge
Hecom
Weitiate
Cislinguiet
Hope for Ederle success on wane in France
Boulogne France September 2 a brisk northeast gale and rough sea hampered Gertrude Ederle of New York in the second attempt to swim the English Channel this year. She started early morning but was forced to turn back after about an hour with a use of the craft.
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Boulogne
France
Miks Gertrude Ederle
New York
Mius Ederle
Ishake
Eevarivad
Stils Tan Fer
Bowdoin Reaches Holstensborg During Arctic Patrol
Bowdoin, flagship of the MarMobian expedition, reports reaching Holstensborg Breenland after 84 hours from near Cataork. The vessel traveled 715 miles toward Cape York, with commander Madsding noting strict pace and crews greeting shore with crowds and a pending motion picture show.
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Washington
Bowdoin
National Geographic Society
Holstensborg Breenland
Cataork
Holstensborg
CFA
Battie Harbor
Cape York
Gerth
Madsding
Wes
Ali
Refused millions to save land for farming purposes
A garbled 20th century news snippet notes a family near Garfield county with a two room farm house and an elderly mother. It mentions feuding land developers, lease offers on adjoining plots, and a plan to expand a Feld operation amid exploitation concerns.
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Fxid
Kin
Kent
Ily Barnes
Brainex
Nouthern
Garfield County
Heme
Pei
Doenex
Marnen
Mindenth
Feld
Sinc
Ina
Harare
Governor Smith’s War of Words with Hearst Escalates
New York letters reveal Governor Smith accusing William Randolph Hearst of spreading falsehoods and injecting religion into politics. He rebukes Hearst’s attacks on Mayor Hylan, calls Hearst selfish and unpatriotic, and asserts Hearst lacks party allegiance while attempting to influence the city’s mayoral race.
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New York
Smith
Willian Randolph Hearst
New York American, & Hearst
Exme
Hearst
California
Ely
Hylan
Madison Square Garden
Kan' Sena
Nixon and I
Davis
Mr. Hearst
Iso
Taevle
Wall Street
City of
Wilan
William Randolph Hearst
Mayer Hylan
Mr. Hearst Thant
Sir. Hearst
Pacific
Hhe
Magee hearing postponed due to editor’s illness
In Albuquerque New Mexico a preliminary hearing for editor Carl Magee on murder charges connected to the August 21 shooting of John Laasterner was postponed by his counsel and Attorney Chester Tynker until the editor’s condition allows his appearance in court.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Carl
Magee
Albuquer
Yeurder Dh
John B. Laaseterner
Tudiy
Hin Coun
Chester Tynker
Regulating Hammond Plans Sparks National Debate
Philadelphia dispatch reports varied pushback on federal regulation of coal, with leaders like Lewgata urging Congress to distinguish mining from broader coal trusts. Critics warn nationalization could threaten major coal interests and existing labor agreements while stressing the need for careful federal action.
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Philadelphia
Lowla
Milners
Shawntinis
White Court
Hammand
Detwnet Oy Commission
Devia
Theaninis
Ian Mound
Dewart Frain
Vay Bari
Lewgata
Waerkyrs
Amerton
Sage Cewls
Hammond
Alan
Federal Congress
Lewis
Congress
Wammond
Pittabuchh Coal Company
Cunagidation Coat Company
Remus Repudiation Denied Before Senate Probe
Atlanta September report says George Remus, Cincinnati bootlegger, claims his repudiation of prior testimony before the Daugherty Investigating Committee was false. He was rearrested after release and to seek habeas corpus in Dayton, citing a concurrent sentence. He also spoke of immigration status arguments and personal legal actions back home.
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Atlanta
Jentiary
George Remus
Cincinnati
Senate Daugherty
Tremus
Dayton
Ohio
Gieneral Daugherty
Dugess
Remus
United States
Immalgration Hy Pend
Ate Preselon
Alppesioda
Nix Wifey
Dai Rene Remus
Shenandoah Noses Way on Trip Across Eleven States
The Shenandoah dirigible departs Lakehurst for a multi state journey toward Philadelphia and beyond. Commander Zachary Lansdowne leads a crew of 35 as the airship moves southwest at about 9 miles per hour. The craft plans five days or more aloft with stops including Akron and Columbus, Ohio, before a planned return.
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Philadelphia
Kansas City
Mountain Mines
Zachary Lansdowne
Wiil
Akron
Ghio
Coal Operators From Pennsylvania Push WV Rate Hike
Pennsylvania coal operators press for higher rates in West Virginia amid a tense meeting in Wheeling. The group cites market pressures and proposed price adjustments, with officials coordinating potential shipments and examining price structures across regional lines despite opposition from some operators.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Caperton Predicts Big Future For State With New Markets For Coal
Caperton argues for expanding coal markets beyond traditional channels, asserting New England demand will not curb anthracite supply. He notes West Virginia and Pennsylvania aims to ship prepared coal to eastern consumers, improving grades and delivery, aided by Interstate Commerce Commission rulings.
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Caperton
New England
West Virginia
Gomis
Goh
Uauperton
New Iver Coal Company
Maryland
Hleh
Hampton Roads
New Hngtead
Allcraft
Vonia
Pennsylvania
Iplanes Overhead As Vets Parade In Tulsa
Pursuit planes flew in formation as more than 4 000 veterans from Coreuga work Indies uns Mary and military orders paraded through the business district while planes came to a standstill for two hours. General Jonny Ef. Dunt reviewed the march as president Mona officers and other leaders attended the event.
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Associated Tren
Tulsa
Aleia
Veterans of Coreuga Work
Indies’ Uns Mary
Military Order of Cyetses
Distriel Heer
Jonny Ef. Dunt
Boston
Veterane
Mite Ming
Hadles Auxliary Ward
Une Mona
Bell
HOGHES ADDRESSES BAR ASSOCIATION
Hogh es addresses bar association in Detriot morning session. Wavy Huxbes, president, opens with remarks on liberty and the law. Frank Kellogg secretary of state and Lord Buckmaster preside as speakers. Mexico and the United States discuss decades of trade and navigation treaties.
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Ip Alpertean Arraenouhthin
Bws
Adistess
Frank 4. Kellogg
Lord Buckmaster
Fygland
Mae
Mexico
United States
Coolidge Plans Rail Consolidation Move for Next Congress
President Coolidge placed railroad consolidation on the administration calendar after a White House conference with Senator Watson Republican of Indiana. They favor voluntary consolidation but will push for action if needed, with Watson proposing measures after a seven year period. Tax reduction and appropriations were also slated for calendar priority.
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Swampscutt
Mass
Sept. Lee
Caalides
Senator Watson
Indiana
Interstate Onnthieves Committee
Sovktor Watson
Ap Oveval O
van Sweringen
Seaalany
Voneress
Will Serle
Dubor Bouml
Eniire
Hil Tie
United States
Watson
Auto Crash Wounds Three In Car Collision
At a Charleston Street crossing a New York Central train struck a car carrying Mr and Mrs H J Lilly and their son Billy Lilly. The train hit the car head on, threw it aside and left the child badly cut and with possible skull fracture. The parents suffered numerous bruises. All were taken to McMillan Hospital in satisfactory condition with hope of recovery barring complications.
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New York Central
Charleston Street Crossing
New York Central Tran
Charleston Street
H. J. Lily
Bile Lilly
Look Six Road
Waalsington Street
Lilly
Jttle
le Sure
Jong Ven Kuah
McMillan
Greb to Meet Slattery in Potential Middleweight Bout
World middleweight champion Harry Greb arrived in New York to discuss a September 25 boxing show at the Buffalo Botanic Grounds with promoters. Talks touched on possible opponents including Sinamay Slattery, and names from Mickey Walker to Jack Dempsey. Greb wants to avoid a schedule clashing with the World Series and appears in improving condition after a Pittsburgh crash.
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Associated Press
York
Harrry Greb
Sinmay Aluttery
Buffalo
Wat Grab
Slattery
Mickey Walker
Jack Dempsey
Greb
Pittaburgh
Missing Plane Search Persists After 24 Hours
Reports from New York indicate prolonged talks over reinstatement of Babe Ruth with Miller Huggins and Jim Lillian, while Hawaii and Honolulu dispatch detail a vast pacific seaplane hunt for PN-3 No. 1 and five crewmen. Navy ships and aircraft scour the Pacific as rumors of a landing fade. Commander John Rodgers leads a cautious Pearl Harbor search amid weather delays and dwindling fuel.
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Ankoclatea Prowa
Honolulu
Pn-3 No. 1
Dayient
Shost
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Cleland
Maui
Navy
Omirern
Itawa
Ion Rodgers
Apm
Bluart Dollar
Polk
Plase
Comptercelal
John Rodgers
John
San Francisco
Minda
California
Navy Secretary holds cautious view on missing PN-9 plane
Secretary Wilbur said the missing PN-9 No 1 from the San Francisco to Honolulu flight still has a good chance of rescue despite vast ocean search. Comdr Richardson analyses recovery odds noting wind, fuel loss, hull strength, and buoyant empty tanks could aid afloat recovery. landing near Hawaii remains a possible outcome with 30 percent good odds.
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Kashington
Wilbur
San Franccisco toLonglulu
Azores
Sland
HH. C. Richardson
Atlantis
Navy
Wichur
Wanghite
PN-9
Richardson
Hightond
Sad Prancisco
Ian Tnoke
Wlaating
Names of Waiters Printed on Menus in Philadelphia
Philadelphia dining car menus to list waiter names. Railroad authorities announced that waiter names will appear on all menus across the system. Names such as Rudolph Ethelbert Maximilian and Alexander were cited as examples to be included.
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Philadelphia
George
Josper
Hicheelf
Pennsylvania Railway
Rudolph
Ethelbert
Maximilian
Alexander
Parenow
Xhowld
Mike Dutrons
Brooklyn laundryman shot as tongs conflict flares
In New York on September 2 a 15 year old Sam Wing, member of the Leong tong, shot Brooklyn laundryman Tony Woo at Woo s laundry injuring him seriously. Wing was arrested after the shooting which followed prior warnings to Leong and Big Bing tongs to maintain peace before a planned truce. Woo was taken to Kings County Hospital where he remained in critical condition.
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Dherer
Batemom
U. T
Logan
Repurty
Wsertadain
Lewis
Wnion
Terma
Miter
Philadelphia
Hogan County
McBowel
Mingo
Aferree
Charleston
Rileigh
Fayetty
Wear Virginia
Joe Iflerenes
West Virginia
Taewss
Cix
Atrike
Baris
Kanawha
Fairmont
Tefarn
Unien
Minnrk
Vn Union
Offelala
Chesapeake and Ohio
Virginia
New River
Sam Wing
On Leong Tong
New York
An In Leong
Inla
of Leong
Big Bing
Formar Tong
Tony Woo
Brooklyn
Wing
Woo
Neemeranant
Artisenar
Chicago
Rivera
Kings County Hospital
Merger Problems Reopened Under Interstate Hearings
In New York on September 2, executives from New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Nickel Plate prepared to reopen merger issues for eastern trunk line consolidation. Officials had previously united to oppose a unified system, while delays in the Van Swaringen merger and opposition from FE Horeé hinder progress. Mr. Lorge is anticipated to join late this week discussions.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
St In
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nickel
Maeppen
van Swaringen
FE. Horeé
Delaware
Hudaon
Mr. Lorge
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America
Ederle
Flays Hammond
John L. Lewis
Cutler Dirs
Winnipiog
W. H. Cutter
Manitoba
Lendime
Ubfric
Cuter
DEW Mission
Slovakia
Mehridssiot
Toledo
Lakehurst
Los Angeles
Eutlen
Derry
Foy
Ling Mupdtrim
Thmchiee Opel Leckemt Croteal Pennayiwania
Somerset
MpErpera
Wil
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Babetma
Penngylvania Fluumiroue
Prae Reading
Maryhund
Fdavereavenvindor
Were
Frnbelt
Rotleviis
Balle Ford Hotel
Wien
Alnumels
Eelii
Anthenelcs
New
Lng
Fearon War
Dean Aig Muusles
Tata
Atlante Seaboard
Gneil Aald
Ford
Ptnna Pee
Deimertie
Develoee
Stord
John K. Lowry
Prited Mine Workers of America
Feachine
Uited
Spileads
London
Southampton
Hoghes
van Swertigen
Jimmy Slattery
Babe
Huggins
Grocex
Ane Stends
Miller Humaine
New York Yankees
Nath
Jim Erlasy
Hin Waxvenki
Ruth
Ain
Saturdus
Atuth
Hugaind
Hig- Kink
Vikten
U. S. S. Aroostack
Aroostack
Stanford E. Moses
Moses
Raener In
Rodgers
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