Submarine S-5 Crew Rescued After Forty-Two Hours
The submarine S-5 crew of thirty was rescued after being submerged for forty two hours. Captain Grace and R A McWilliams drilled through the hull to free the men, aided by the Alanthus and later the Ohio battleship. Survivors were treated aboard the Alanthus and Ohio as they headed toward Cape May and Philadelphia.
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New York
Alanthus
Delaware Capes
E. Ooinson
George W. Goethals
Hoboken
Goethals
Swinson
Five-Fathom
Grace
McWilliams
Cape May
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Charlies M. Cooke, Jr
Grace and McWills
Ohio
General Goethals
Panama Railroad Steamship Company
Cristobal
Haiti
Delaware Bay
Delaware
Delaware River
Washington
Cusn
Big League Pennant Races at a Glance
Three NL contenders won. Cincinnati leads with Brooklyn a half game back as Dodgers beat Quakers and Giants beat Braves. Yankees climb to second, Chicago drops to third after Browns loss. Indians lose to Tigers. Standings show Cincinnati .569, Brooklyn .564, New York .548 with Cleveland .611, New York .608, Chicago .606.
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Reds
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Quakers
Giants
Braves
New York
Superbas
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Yankees
Browns
Indians
Tigers
Boy Scouts to Direct Gilbert Avenue Traffic in Police Absence
Mt Adams residents report Boy Scouts may serve as traffic policemen at Elsinore and Gilbert avenues on October 1 if no regular guardian is appointed. Lawrence Healy says Charles Tudor, Safety Director, notified that a city ordinance to add traffic police could come before City Council next Tuesday.
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Mt. Adams
Elsinore
Gilbert Avenues
Lawrence Healy
Mt. Adams Welfare Association
Charles Tudor
Plane Runs Out of Gas and Glides 19 Miles
Daniel Davison of San Francisco and Los Angeles avia tor John Wooley of Oakland and James McKay of Reno were forced to glide 19 miles from 10,000 feet over Washo Lake to Wheeler Ranch south of Reno after the gasoline tank emptied amid a windstorm. The landing was safe with no injuries. the craft was brought to Reno the next day.
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Reno
Washo Lake
Daniel Davison
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John Wooley
Oakland
James McKay
Wheeler Ranch
Davidson
Falling Wall Buries Man When He Stepped From Office
Richard T. Curl, a Columbus real estate dealer, was killed when a wall of a building under construction collapsed onto him as he stepped out of his West Gay Street office. Fourteen workers nearby escaped unharmed after warning from a foreman.
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Columbus, CO
Richard T. Curl
West Gay Street
U S To Lift Report That Jack Johnson Leaves Jail at Will
United States District Attorney's office opens inquiry into The Chicago Journal report that former boxer Jack Johnson, jailed in Geneva Kane County, is allowed long walks rides with women and daily practice bouts. Johnson surrendered after eight years in exile and awaits arraignment for Mann Act flight.
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Chicago
United States District Attorney's Office Today
Chicago Journal
Jack Johnson
Geneva
Kane County
Journal
Johnson
California
Leavenworth
Women Organizations Invited to Voters Meeting
City wide women groups regardless of creed color or politics are invited to the League of Women Voters meeting set for September 21 at 2 30 PM in the Woman's City Club rooms Speaker will be Amy Grace Maher Toledo state league chair explaining league activities
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League of Women Voters
National Organization of Enfranchised Women
Woman's City Club
Suffrage Committee of
Greater Cincinnati
Amy Grace Maher
Toledo
State League of Women Voters
Hartzler Veteran Bishop and Evangelical Editor Dies
The Rev. Dr. HK. B. Hartzler former Bishop of the United Evangelical Church and long time editor of The Evangelical died at his Harrisburg home at age 80 after months of illness. He once served beside the late D. L. Moody and taught Bible and served as chaplain at the Moody schools in Northfield Massachusetts and Mt Herthon Mass.
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MOODY
Harrisburg
HK. B. Hartzler
United Evangelical Church
The
Evangelical
Hartzler
D. L. Moody
Northfield
Mt. Herthon
Mass
Bituminous Diggers Demand Higher Wages Spark Unrest
Scranton Pennsylvania September 3 union leaders urged President Wilson to reopen the coal wage contract for anthracite workers claiming the award fails to correct inequalities. about 100000 miners have quit work across the anthracite fields seeking a 27 percent average raise. They cite higher bituminous rates and urge a joint wage scale meeting similar to actions in Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania. No strike order was issued yet and local officers will decide on returning to work after Labor Day.
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Scranton
Wilson
Coal Commission
United Mineworkers of America
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Bituminous Coal Commission
Anthracite miners strike paralyzes industry in pa
In Wilkes Barre on September 3 the insurgent miners holiday stalls 125 collieries and 130000 workers stay home. Some local unions vote to return to work, but no relief until next week. Many miners migrate to soft coal regions and the Midwest, threatening production as railroads bear part of the burden and storage is empty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Middle West
Labor Bureau Opens Talks on Anthracite Strike Mediation
Washington September 3 The Labor Department moved toward possible government mediation in the anthracite strike crisis. Conciliators J J S Rogers Charles J Fury and J Purcell were summoned to Washington for conferences with officials and possible deployment to the coal fields if needed.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Conciliation
J. J. S. Rogers
Charles J. Fury
J. Purcell
Department
Vast sum offered for Vanderbilt racers
Paris reports a 10,000,000 franc bid for W. E. Vanderbilt racing stable including Chantilly training quarters. The buyer would keep trainer William Duke and jockey Frank O’Neill under existing contracts. Greek shipowner N. E. Ambatielos said to have made the offer, noting wartime profits in his business.
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Paris
W. E. Vanderbilt
Chantilly
N. E. Ambatielos
William Duke
Frank O'Neill
Ambatiglos
Lord Mayor of Cork Near End Amid Hunger Strike
London Sept 3 The condition of Lord Mayor MacSwiney worsened gradually with signs of sinking. His family and Sean MacSwiney visited, Father Dominic conducted mass, and labor leaders urged Lloyd George to grant his release. Appeals from labor bodies and Irish groups called for mediation and an end to imprisonment.
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London
Mayor MacSwiney
Sean MacSwiney
Gaelic League
MacSwiney
Annie
Mary MacSwiney
Father Dominic
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Cork
Ireland
William Adamson
Labor
J. Bromley
Society of Firemen and Engineers
Robert Smillie
The
Miners' Federation
Robert Williams
Transport
Irish Dominion League
Archbishop of Canterbury
Harding Promotes Peace and World Concord at Mt Gilead
Senator Harding urged the US to lead in outlawing war and seeking permanent peace during a Mt Gilead Ohio homecoming speech. He opposed full League of Nations acceptance yet pledged to aid veterans and support cooperative farming marketing as a first step to cut costs.
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Marion
United States
Harding
Mt. Gilead
American Legion
League of Nations
Iit
America
National Board of Farms
Senate Republicans
Spencer
Missouri
Wilson-Cox League of Nations
Daugherty
Harr M. Daugherty
Columbus
Republican Campaign Committee
Jake L. Hannon
Oklahoma
Charles S. Barrett
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Republic
Hylan Asks Lloyd George to Free MacSwiney
Mayor Hylan cables Premier Lloyd George at Lucerne urging the release from prison of Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney. He speaks for New York City and its citizens, praising MacSwiney for upholding the will of the people even unto death.
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New York
Lloyd George
England
Lucerne
Switzerland
MacSwiney
Cork
Hylan
United States
Irish Ambassador Duffy Given 24 Hours To Leave France
London reports that George Gavan Duffy the so called Ambassador of the Irish Republic to France has been ordered to depart within twenty four hours by the French Government an official notice stated.
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London
George Gavan Duffy
Irish Republic
France
Longshoremen Strike Shrinks Boston Waterfront Workforce
In Boston on September 3 the longshoremen's strike against British vessels grows stronger as only 40 of 350 workers report for three steamers. Steamship agents fill positions, but most union freight handlers refuse to work in protest of England's Ireland policy.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Warships Arrive To Protect Belfast Shipyards From Rioters
A light cruiser and the torpedo boat destroyer Nyven arrived in Belfast Harbor to guard the shipyards against possible rioting damage. Another troop battalion landed from England, and the city remained quiet. The rioting death toll reached twenty one.
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Belfast
Nyven
England
Gasoline and kerosene prices rise at Standard Oil
The Standard Oil Company announced new gasoline at 31 cents and kerosene at 21 cents a gallon, marking a one cent increase over Thursday's prices.
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Standard Oil Company
Democrats Hope Cox Slush Fund Charge Will Stick
Democratic aides grow confident Governor Cox can prove a Republican slush fund claim as Ed Moore returns to press a wider inquiry. Moore vows to name Georgia donors and challenge Upham testimony while Reed presses that independent groups financed the campaign. The probe, once fading, resurges with talks of jail penalties for perjury and hidden dual finance offices.
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Moore
Reed
Cox
Lawrence
Chicago
Trl
Ed Moore
Republican State Finance
Fred W. Upham
National
Atlanta
Upham
Georgia
Herman Henke
National “Young Men’s’ Republican League
Kenyon
Anti-Suffrage Setback In Federal Court Appeals
Opponents of woman suffrage won a temporary ruling as Chief Justice Smyth denied certification to move the case to the US Supreme Court before the Court of Appeals decision. They plan to move to advance the case when the Court of Appeals reopens October 4 to press an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Colby
Smyth
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
American Constitutional League
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Tennessee House Notifies Governor of Non Concurrence
The Tennessee House transmitted a proceedings transcript showing a non-concurrence vote in the Senate suffrage ratification. Governor Roberts plans to certify the action to Secretary Colby in Washington, as anti suffrage leaders claim he will. The governor forwarded a certified copy of the journal to Secretary Colby late tonight.
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Tennessee House
Nashville
Tenn
Roberts
House of Representatives
Senate
Colby
Washington
Voters urged to defeat police pay increase by city committee
Mayor Galvin’s committee cites city finances and $448,400 cost as reasons to oppose raises for police and warns of higher taxes. A second committee opposes East End streetcar expansion arguing service is adequate and the project would burden residents with little benefit.
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Galvin
Charles Tudor
Charlies’ F. Hornberger
George P
Gustave A. Weil
Brent Arnold
William C. Culkins
Cincinnati
Sayler Park
West Price Hill
Cumminsville
Madisonville
Cox assails Republican denials under oath in Michigan speech
Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, denounced Republican leaders in Kalamazoo as lying under oath about a quota for contributions to fifty-one cities. He cited Hays and the Republican Bulletin, pressed charges of a large fund and business influence, and urged voters to oppose the party. Cox framed League of Nations issues including Article X and warned against entangling alliances, while praising the league and attacking the Senate oligarchy. He spoke at Battle Creek and Kalamazoo during his Western tour, with Frank E. Doremus assisting at Chicago headquarters.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Chicago
Senate
Cox
Pittsburg
League of Nations
Battle Creek
Hays
Republican National
Ing J
America
Republican “Bulletin
Michigan
League
O. H. Clark
Woman Voters’ League
Governor Cox
Frank E. Doremus
Council of the
Congress
Harding
Weircer
Hague
Earl Grey
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Boy Scouts
Gilbert Avenue
U.S
League of
Wilgon
Union Wires
U. S. Labor Bureau
Vanderbilt
Dineg
Senator
Gall
Advocates Association For Distribution of
Committee On Agriculture
David Lawrence
Republican National Committee
Republican National Campaign Organization
Wilbur Marsh
Democratic National
National Committee
William Barnes
John D. Rockefeller
National Young Men's Republican League
Will Hays
Maere
Mr. Moore
Newberry Case
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