Mullarkey Held Hogan Oughs In Inn Slaying
In Mt. Healthy Ohio a fracas at Grandview Inn led to warrants for Cyril Mullarkey and George Hogan on murder and assault charges. Mark Beall of Muncie testified Mullarkey struck him and Hogan allegedly fired the fatal shot at Van Powers. Mullarkey pleaded not guilty and awaits bond hearing.
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Mark Beall
Muncie
Ind
J. Gordon Gutting
Mt. Healthy
Grandview Inn
van Powers
Cyril Mullarkey
Jonathan Avenue
George Hogan
Prohibition
Mullarkey
Beall
Gutting
Beal
Charles S&s. Bell
First National Bank
Hogan
Gahan
Sperber
Shafer and Cleary
Jones
Powers
Effie Kohnen
West Seventh Street
John Mullarkey
Afar Ghootinn
League’s first big test ends with Italy denying League intervention
In Geneva Italy rejects League of Nations jurisdiction over its dispute with Greece. Signor Salandra argues matters should be settled by the Council of Ambassadors, not the League, while Greece supports League investigation. The debate intensifies as Lord Robert Cecil warns Versailles covenants could unravel European peace. The council adjourns for more study with a second meeting expected.
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Italy
Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
Greece
League
Salandra
Signor Salandra
Council of Ambassadors
Albania
Corfu
Mussolini
Council of the League
Council
M. Politis
League Council
Robert Cecil
Lord Robert
Paul Hymans
Brussels
England
Holy Rollers Rally Ends With Police Disorderly Arrests
At 1208 Broadway a Holy Roller gathering escalated into a noise disturbance prompting a police response. Pastor Clarence Beagle and four others were escorted to the Third District Station on disorderly conduct charges after residents petitioned to curb the noise.
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Clarence Beagle
Ducher
Third District
Senholzi
Metzge
Kunz
Holy Roller Shrine
Pastor Beagle
Broadway
House of God
Roxey Marcum
Main Street
Ance Forst
Central Venue
Sullivan Bunyan
Lucinda
U S Aid Exceeds Needs For Japan Earthquake Relief
Washington to dispatch food medical supplies and shelter material to Japan via Red Cross and Navy. First American destroyers reach Yokohama while supply ships prepare to sail. Business leaders and financial houses mobilize funds with checks pouring in.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Red Cross
American Relief Administration
Russia
Red Cross
Shipping Board
Pacific
Navy Department
Anderson
Yokohama
Admiral Eberle
Orient
Manila
San Francisco
Julius H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Japan
New York Stock Exchange
John W. Curtis
New York Curb Market
Silk Association of America
Great Cities Lie Crushed by the Yokohama Earthquake
Tokyo and Yokohama, separated by a short distance, reel from a massive earthquake followed by fire and tidal waves. Estimates place Tokyo casualties at 50,000 plus with as many as 200 foreigners dead in Yokohama and up to 200,000 homes destroyed nationwide, the disaster disrupting news dispatches worldwide.
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Yokohama
Charnel House
Tokyo
Treaty City
Dispatch
Associated Press
Japan
Nagoya
Iwaki
Concessions Hit in Coal Strike Negotiations in Pa
In Harrisburg representatives of anthracite mine operators and the miners union, after talks with Governor Pinchot, agreed to concessions. They dropped arbitration demands, while the union accepted a 10 percent wage rise, seeking more for day laborers and limiting dues checkoffs. The conference adjourned to resume negotiations next morning.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Miners’ Union
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Employers’ Group
Union Committee
Slays His Daughter Shoots Mayor Wounds Woman and Kills Himself
FAIRMONT West Virginia September 5 Two killed and two critically injured after William Shanes goes on a shooting spree in Farmington He shoots his daughter Lettie Fletcher three times kills himself and wounds Mayor A C Fisher and Mrs May Ramage Fisher and Ramage remain in critical condition at the local hospital.
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Mayor
Fairmont
W. Va
William Shanes
Farmington
Here
Shanes
Lettie Fletcher
A. C. Fisher
May Ramage
Fisher
Mrs. Ramage
New Island Emerges Off Yokohama After Submarine Quakes
Reports from Vladivostok indicate an earthquake triggered submarine upheaval creating a new island about thirty miles long and fifteen miles wide off Yokohama. The finding comes as Japan reorganizes its grouped holdings following the seismic event.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Vladivostok
Yokohama
Prince of Wales Heads to Canadian Ranch in Plain Style
The Prince of Wales departed London today for his Canadian ranch, travelling as Lord Renfrew to keep a low profile. He will rough it on the vast open spaces, away from royal pomp, continuing a traditional private visit.
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Prince OF Wales
Associated Press
London
Lord Renfrew
Miss Green Urges Readers to Watch Help Wanted Column
The columnist Miss Green promotes daily employment opportunities and promises a real position with a promising future. She urges anyone unsatisfied with their current job to monitor the help wanted column each day for entries.
The Voice With a Smile Classifieds Feature
The Commercial Tribune presents a classified page spotlight titled The Voice With a Smile highlighting humorous ads and local notices. It surveys listings from jobs, services, and items for sale across the city.
Chinese Governor Flees Hunan Capital Amid Sun Yat Sen Move
Sun Yat Sen leads southern forces after Chao Heng-ti, governor of Hunan, flees Changsha leaving the province under Sun's control. Details are scarce and officials note the sudden flight mirrors Sun’s military pressure in the region.
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Sun Yat-Sen
Associated Press
Shanghai
Chao Heng- Ti
Hunan
Changsha
Chao
Sun
Auto race driver killed as 50,000 watch Minnesota track
At the Minnesota State Fair Race Track in Hamline 50 000 spectators saw Owen B. Vandrake age 31 from St Paul killed instantly while fellow driver Joseph Lehman age 31 suffered serious burns during the event.
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Minnesota
Hambine
Minn
Owen B. Vandrake
St. Paul
Joseph Lehman
San Francisco Launches $500,000 1906 Relief Drive
San Francisco officials and civic groups opened a campaign to raise 500000 dollars for Japanese district victims of the 1906 disaster. The Executive Committee of the City Committee on Japanese Relief announced the effort today in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
City Committee On
Death reported among Americans in Yokohama after quake
Washington reports some Americans killed in Tokyo Yokohama disaster with American Consul-General Kirjassoff and wife dead and Kobe dispatches confirming casualties. Ambassador Woods noted communications opened with Yokohama and urged immediate food supplies from the Philippines. Names include W T Blume of General Electric among those killed.
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Washington
Tokyo
Ambassador Woods
State Department
Yokohama
W. T. Blume
General Electric Company
Ambassador Wood
Iwaki
Philippines
Kobe
Department
Edward Bell
Peking
Kirjassoff
Sam J. Wardell
Webb
Dickover
Bess
Richard Mendell
Cleveland
Elizabeth Dodson
Kinston
N. C
Erle R. Dickover
Wardell
Paul E. Jenks
H. B. Hitchcock
Nagasaki
Kiriassoff
Goethals Ready To Aid Rebuilding in Japan
Leading New York architects and builders offered to help rebuild Japanese cities after ruin. General George W. Goethals would organize an expedition if invited by Japan or the State Department. Dr. Charles Austin Beard proposed a modern Tokyo with boulevards and water systems for 6,000,600 residents. William A. Starrett offered construction expertise from his years in Tokyo and Yokohama.
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New York
Japan
East
Charles Ferguson
State Department
Far East
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
Charles Austin Beard
Tokyo
Washington
Beard
Food Reaching Desolated Land Amid Japanese Relief Efforts
Reports from Nagasaki on September 5 describe the Prince Regent delaying his November marriage as relief and reconstruction unfold. General Fukuda orders looting suppressed as food, clothing, and supplies arrive. refugees in Kobe and Yokohama face dire conditions with thousands perished in Yokohama's Chinese community. American vessels aid, including torpedo boats and shipments from the City of Spokane. Colonel Burnett serves as U.S. military attache in Tokyo since 1919.
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Associated Press
Nagasaki
Fukuda
Tokyo
Yokohama
Kobe
Dongola
Jefferson
Lycaon
Empress of
Canada
Chinatown
Hiratsuka
Oiso
Atami
United States Shipping Board
City of Spokane
Washington
Charles Burnett
United States Military Academy
Illinois
France
Refugees Reach Kobe After Tokyo Escape Amid Vast Loss
Tokyo correspondent reaches Kobe after hardship. early death toll cited at 200000 with up to five billion yen in damage. Refugees praise Canadian Pacific staff in Yokohama for rescue efforts. many deaths due to suffocation as offshore gale pushed people into boats.
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London
Central News
Tokyo
Kobe
Daily Mail
Canadian Pacific
Yokohama
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Miss Green
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