Greece Swells Ranks of Allies Amid Greek Revolt
Reuter reports Greece swells ranks of allies as Entente fleet arrives at Piraeus. British Foreign Office confirms Greek revolt at Saloniki but says no abdication of King Constantine. Rumors say Constantine abdicated in favor of Crown Prince George, aligned with Venizelos.
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Weather Outlook For Ohio Indiana And Surrounding States
Cooler Saturday and fair Sunday across Ohio Indiana Tennessee Kentucky West Virginia with localized thunderstorms. Caribbean disturbance weakens as it moves from Yucatan while Great Lakes and Mid-Mississippi regions see showers. Temperatures mainly moderate with cool conditions in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes noted for Sunday. Cincinnati records for September 1 show a 9 p.m. reading with comparisons to prior years.
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Greek Army Strength Figures Released
The report details peace strength reserves with 23,000 personnel and 102,000 total war strength, totaling 125,000 available for duty in Greece. Navy listings note gunboats monitors and torpedo boats with limited readable figures.
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Ae States
Hughes Attacks Democratic Extravagance in Kansas Tour
Republican candidate Charles E. Hughes accused the Democratic administration of extreme spending during a Kansas swing. He claimed total appropriations would exceed all prior peace time sums by 1.65 billion dollars outside military expenses. At Ellis he surprised stenographers by delivering an unscheduled speech from his train car.
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Salina
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Charles E. Hughes
Kansas
Ellworth
Congress
Hughes
Ellis
Mr. Hughes
Death of Sheriff Daughter Eases Lima Mob After Attack
Sheriff Sherman Eley travels to Spencerville with the body of four year old Doris Eley amid a mob crisis in Lima Ohio. A guard of armed citizens patrolled the streets while efforts to arrest mob leaders proceed slowly. Governor Willis and Adjutant General Hough review the situation and inspect troops at Camp Perry.
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Sherman Eley
Spencerville
Doris
Barr
Charles Daniels
Vivian Baker
Bief
Doris Eley
Daniels
Toledo
E. O. Barr
Willis
Simpson
Eley
Hough
Camp Perry
Tie up appears averted as GOP backs Democrats on measure
Republicans rally to support a Democratic measure amid a tense vote, with other legislation folded into the session. The move signals a rare cross party alignment on a key policy.
Labor Troubles Loom as Motormen Threaten Strike
Three thousand Interborough motormen and conductors vote to suspend work unless company officers meet a union committee. An ultimatum to be presented Tuesday. Congress passes the Adamson eight hour law with Senate final vote awaited, signaling possible call off of a general strike.
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Two Murderers Executed at Sing Sing in New York
Two men Joseph Panel and Jan Trybus were electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison in Ossining New York. Thomas Bambrick narrowly escaped the same fate after a two week reprieve by Governor Whitman. Panel and Trybus killed their victims, Mrs. Heilner and Jacob Schoenberger respectively.
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Jan Trybus
Sing Sing
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Whitman
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Jan
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Clew to Knabe Murder Receives in Indianapolis
Reports from Indianapolis indicate coroner's office members believe a new clue in the Dr. Helen Knabe murder case may arrive via a package found in Chicago. The package, containing surgical instruments and a note, was mailed to The Coroner's Office in Indianapolis and is linked to the 1911 Knabe killing. Federal authorities are aware, with Tennessee investigations opened.
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Indianapolis
Tennessee
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Delaware Street
Baxter
Tenn
Coroner’s Office
Dr. Knabe
Durham
Gotham Public Mnulcted By Unscrupulous Dealers During Ry Strike
New York dispatch reports rising food prices amid railroad strike tensions. District Attorney Swann pledges a wide investigation as unscrupulous dealers hike poultry and other staples by 10 to 25 percent. City agencies stockpile provisions for 1,500 patients and 5,000 prisoners while police prep to secure 9,333 car loads daily.
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New York
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New York City
Kidnapping Charge Reaches Chicago Aid in Search
Detective Thomas Foster from Marion Ohio states he seeks help from Chicago police to locate Frank Snyder accused of kidnapping Snyder’s two year old daughter from her mother in Marion. The case centers on the missing child and the suspect’s whereabouts as investigations proceed. Local authorities coordinate with Chicago detectives in the effort.
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Marion
Railways Prepare Legal Fight Over Eight Hour Bill
Chicago dispatch reports presidents of western railroads vow to oppose the Adamson eight hour bill, calling it unconstitutional and impracticable. They plan formal legal action if passed, arguing Congress lacks power to fix wages and that railways will resist the mandate. Leaders from twelve major roads convene to coordinate a possible shutdown.
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Queen City Welcomes Republican Candidate Hughes
Cincinnati prepares for Charles Fyans Hughes Republican presidential visit set for Tuesday. A large reception with Mayor Puchta, a parade led by Sheriff George F. Schott, and a speech on tariff are planned as thousands gather at Third Street near Plum.
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Henry Ott
Byron S. Wydman
Edward A. Winter
Joseph R. Gardner
Max Friedman
Littleford Hunnemeyer
A. Lee Beatty
Arthur E. Jones
Nelson Schwab
Hynicka
Distress Calls From Naval Vessel Reported Near Canal Zone
Two ships reported wireless distress calls near Cristobal in the Canal Zone that appeared to originate from an American naval vessel. The calls were fragmentary, with no ship name or exact location identified. The navy asked Guantanamo Station to broadcast a plea for vessels in southern waters to investigate.
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Crack Ballplayers Tell Unique Stories In Tomorrow
Reds manager Mathewson shares how he began as a pitcher in the Sunday Commercial Tribune. Toney Chase Clarke Louden and Schneider discuss early baseball experiences and a sea monster tale. Also features GOP victory predictions tied to Hughes touring the country.
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