New Republic Proclaimed in Mexico Urges Federal Control
The report by Army Engineers on Ohio flood conditions urges federal authority over nonnavigable as well as navigable rivers. It warns against divided control, notes Columbus channel plans may worsen downstream areas, and calls for a comprehensive Scioto Valley flood plan while examining reservoir options and bridge reforms.
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Army Engineers
Ohio
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Munsey Building
Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Cincinnati
Dayton
Hamilton
Middletown
Ees
Columbus
Muskingum
Miami
Wabash
White
Sandusky
Maumee
Francis R. Shunk
Rossell
Garrison
Ohio River
United States
Kenton
Ohio Basin
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Army
Pitisburg
Gener
Inez
Agricultural
Secretaries Testify In Sulzer Impeachment Case
Chester C. Platt, private secretary to Governor William Sulzer, identified the Dear Dr. Brown letter as a potential exhibit during testimony before the High Court of Impeachment. The letter is to be entered into evidence at a later stage.
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Chester C. Platt
William Sulzer
High Court of
Dr. Brown
Sulzer
Five States Rally Under the Ban Ner of Carranza
Five states rally under the banner of Carranza as political tensions rise over the ban. Leaders from regional blocs convene to discuss unity and opposition strategies amid uncertain public support and external pressures shaping the movement.
Americans in Flight Amid Mexican War Turmoil
Reports from Eagle Pass Texas describe refugees crossing the border from Piedras Negras as fighting rages. Carranza’s Constitutionalists claim much of northern Mexico while Huerta fights to hold a united country.
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Piedras Negras
Prison reformer Osborne spends first day in Auburn Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne, chair of the State Commission for Prison Reform, completed his first day as a self convicted inmate. He joined the broom and basket factory gang, hauled coal, wove baskets, and adhered to prison routine including meals and work. He cannot receive personal communications. The prison reports note good health and diet suitability.
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Commercial Tribune
Auburn
N. Y
Thomas Mott Osborne
State Commission For
Osborne
Miner speaks through long tube from earth prison
In Centralia Pennsylvania Thomas Toshesky, entombed since Friday in the Mammoth vein of Continental Colliery Lehight Coal Co, is heard via a fifty foot tube. He reports good condition, asks his family not to worry, and says rescue may come before another rock fall. His wife and children wait nearby as rescuers work from inside the mine.
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Centralia
Lehight Coal Company
Thomas Toshesky
Toshesky
Spondylotherapy Declared New Medical Approach
Chicago reports the American Association for the Study of Spondylotherapy announcing a method to diagnose ailments by stimulating spinal centers. Dr. Albert Abrams of San Francisco frames spondylotherapy as an alternative to animal vivisection, emphasizing human physiology over laboratory testing.
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Dr. Albert Abrams
San
Flood disasters strike Constantinople and Cerbere regions
A Turkish cloudburst floods Constantinople killing around 260 as Bosphorus wreckage spreads. In Cerbere France a twelve hour storm kills fourteen with many missing and explosion wrecks buildings near a hardware store. Rescue teams mobilize from Collioure and Perpignan as rail lines wash out.
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Commercial Tribune
Constantinople
Cerberd
France
Spain Presses for Aid as Torrential Rains Ravage Nation
Torrential rains sweep Spain causing widespread crop and property damage. Rail and telegraph lines fall, hindering communication. Barcelona reports a carriage with two children swept away and killed. Valencia travelers warn crops along the route are ruined. Floods reach twenty five feet in rivers Noya and Llobregat, forcing residents into treetops awaiting rescue boats.
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Madrid
Spain
Ministery of the Interior
Barcelona
Valencia
Noya
Llobregat
Floods Devastate Lake Charles Louisiana
Calcasieu River rising an inch per hour worsens floods in Lake Charles. Unconfirmed life loss reports, urban flooding, blackouts, and flooded streets. Electric plant, waterworks, and streetcar service out. Sawmills, log booms, farms, and rice crops severely damaged. Passengers moved by boat due to railroad flooding.
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Lake Charles
Calcasieu
Southern Pacific
Lightning strike kills pupil at rural Medina school
Medina Ohio September 3 1930 one pupil Ernest Stackhouse age 4 was killed instantly when lightning struck the flag pole and descended into the school room causing a panic and stunning several other pupils at the rural school in the afternoon.
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Medina. O
Ernest Stackhouse
Wedding Gown Made for a Shroud Bride T
Sophie Koerth after nine abdominal operations and declared incurable married Jeremiah Railsbach in the same dress she made years ago. She gained strength after a May operation and walked a mile with a market basket, defying prior pain and medical odds.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Sophie Koerth
Jeremiah Railsbach
Airons
Miss Koerth
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Woman's Hospital
St. Agnes
Joseph Bladgood
Tango Footlights to Tragedy in Chicago Murder Case
A Chicago report traces Mrs Mildred Allison Rexroat's death to tango’s pull. The piece follows her escape from her husband toward the city’s dance life, her bond with Everett Rexroat, and the stranger Spencer who learned the tango to lure her to danger.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Buenos Ayres
United States
Paris
Mildred Allison-Rexroat
Mildred Allison
Everett Rexroat
Spencer
Allison
Rexroat
Macomb
Ill
Sans Souci
Rexrcat
Aileen Long
Powers’ Building
Rexhat
Mra Rexroat
Wayne
Wheaton
Firemen's Pet Plays Dead After Rescue From Fatal Bronx Fire
Duke the hound is saved from a blaze that kills his master, John Armbruster, aged seventy. Firemen from Engine Company 42 battle flames in a Bronx flat, revive Duke after a self-inflicted gunshot ends Armbruster's life. Duke later “sits up” and speaks as the dead man lies upstairs. Duke will have a home at the firehouse.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Duke
Missouri
Engine Company 42
John Armbruster
Bronx
Crowd packs New York inquest for Anna Aumuller death
Crowded courtroom expected for the inquest into Anna Aumuller's death by Hans Schmidt. Coroner Feinberg moved the hearing to a General Sessions courtroom and began ticket distribution. Jurors will be prominent city business and financial figures, including Theodore Saat Gee of the Interborough Rapid Company.
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New York
Anna Aumulier
Hans Schmidt
Feinberg
Schmidt
Theodore Saat Gee
Interborough Rapid Company
Farmer's Life Saved by Collie in Ohio Tragedy
FOSTORIA Ohio September 30 Eli Fox a 36 year old wealthy farmer living west of town was attacked and trampled by a bull on his cattle drive. A collie dog rushed the bull and diverted the animal allowing Fox to escape though his condition remained serious.
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Fostoria
Eli Fox
Refugees in Eagle Pass Return After Crossing
About 2,000 refugees who crossed the ta remain near Eagle Pass awaiting word on repatriation. Local authorities coordinate aid as families regroup and seek transportation home.
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