Victim Geraldine Keenan Faces Starvation and Poison
Doctors at General Hospital report Geraldine Keenan has not eaten for days while suffering throat burns from poison. Authorities note her vitality sustains life as physicians struggle to keep her alive amid severe illness and impending starvation. Her mother, Mrs. M A Keenan of Buffalo, NY, arrived in Cincinnati to be with her.
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Geraldine Keenan
A. Bachmeyer
General Hospital
M. A. Keenan
Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati
Geraldine
Jman
Tleer
F. L. Rawson
Society of True Prayer
Iondon
International New Thought Alliance
Hotel Linton
Miss Keenan
Treaty Called Up in Senate Delays Work on German Pact
The German peace treaty with the League covenant was introduced in the Senate but no swift action is planned. Senator Kramer will press the league covenant, Senator Reed will speak in the West, and full reading is unlikely before Monday amid Pershing ceremony interruptions.
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Washington
Senate
Kerman
Illinois
Reed
Missouri
Plight of City Hit by Bay Flood Feeds Mayor Plea for Aid
A city endures extreme suffering as bodies float in the bay while streets lack food and light. The mayor appeals for immediate relief, warning that without swift aid the stricken area will face sharper hardship. courthouse crowds serve as an improvised morgue.
Water stands 12 feet deep in Corpus Christi streets
Corpus Christi Texas September 15 reports say 15 to 25 people are dead and 4,000 homeless as a tropical cyclone hits the coast. Mayor Gordon Boone appeals to Governor Hobby for two National Guard companies supplies and financial aid. The courthouse is morgue and Neuces Bay contains bodies. Major damage from a 10 foot 6 inch tide floods Chinatown and waterfront districts.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Dena
Gordon Boone
R Hubby
Austin
National Guard
Neuces,Bay
Rosa Robnett
Baker
Jacob Doran
W. L. Mitchell
C. M. Edgeland
Harry Spiker
St. Louis
Brownsville
Mexico
Laredo
North Beach
Spehn Sanitarium
United States Public’ Health Service
Chapparal
Mesquite
Basin District
Spa
Public Health Service Hospital
Neuces Hotel
Pavilion Hotel
Typy
Adjutant General's Department
Theglivision
Kingsvil Tex
Kingsville
Gulf Coast Lines
Corpus Christ
Refugious
Roy Miller
Port Aransas
Luther
Arar Bas
Us Christit
Aransas
Coa Christi
Arby
Tech
Weather Bureau
Seri
Galveston
Corpus Og Bay
Gulf Star
Ara Pass
Corpus
Norwood Fire Triggers Citywide Outages and Water Cutoff
A massive explosion and fire at Norwood’s Pine and Harris facilities damaged the municipal power plant and pumping station, plunging the city into darkness and cutting water supply for hours. Firemen prevented boiler explosions while crews battled flames amid shattered power and traffic stoppages.
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Norwood
Pine and
Harris Avenues
East Norwood
Harris Avenue
Baltimore & Ohio
Six Bandits Rob Bronx Bank Steal Eight Thousand
Six bandits held up the Williams Bridge branch of the Bronx Borough Bank this afternoon and escaped in an automobile with $8000 in cash. The six armed robbers, while threatening three clerks and three patrons, moved through the bank to the cashier’s cage and took all the money in sight before fleeing.
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New York
Williams Bridge
Bronx
British schooner Rafuse crew reaches St. Croix after abandoning burning ship
In St. Thomas Virgin Islands on September, the crew of the British schooner Rafuse arrived at St. Croix in a small boat after abandoning their burning vessel at sea. The 48 ton net schooner was en route from Guad Toupe to Bordeaux carrying a cargo of rum.
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ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
RB. L. Rafuse
St. Croix
Guad Toupe
Bordeaux
Palmer to Map Campaign Plan in Albany Visit
Attorney General Palmer will travel to Albany to confer with New York State authorities on their campaign to cut the cost of living.
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Palmer
Washington
Albany
New York
Weather data snapshot for multiple cities across states
Tuesday and Wednesday forecast for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with fair skies and slight temperature changes. Regional highs and lows for cities such as Cincinnati and Denver are listed, alongside historical comparisons from 1939 and earlier years, showing clear conditions and measurable precipitation.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Boston
Kansas
City
New Orleans
Omaha
Galveston
Denver
Nashville
San Frocinco
Memphis
Winni
Cincinnati
Steat
C.sessensess Osae
Bullitt testimony sparks debate at peace talks in Paris
Paris reports the American Senate testimony by William C. Bullitt claims Lloyd George aide Philip Kerr apologized for Britain's denial of Soviet approaches. Kerr calls the New York telegram account a tissue of lies.
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Paris
William C. Bullitt
American Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bullitt
Philip Kerr
Premie Lloyd George
Great Britain
House of Commons
Kerr
Lloyd George
New York
Grand jury to probe Cincinnati milk butter and egg prices
After a period of inactivity the Cincinnati grand jury moves to investigate milk butter and egg prices. Subpoenas were issued to commission men amid disputes between Milk Exchange head Milcom A Mailender and Queen City Milk Producers Association.
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Commission
Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Charley Bell
Louis Zeter
Newa
Mr. Zeter
Milcom A. Mailender
Milk Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Queen City Milk Producers’ Association
Mailender
Cleveland
Federal Milk Commission
Columbus
H. BB. Benning
Townley and Gilbert Sentenced to Jail in Jackson
A. C. Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert former organization manager were sentenced to three months in Jackson County Jail by Judge E. C. Dean for conspiracy to teach disloyalty. A stay of sentence was granted for sixty days at defense request.
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Jackson, Minn
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Jackson County
E. C. Dean
Townley
Gilbert
Dean
Compartisan League
Women Physicians Address Health Sins At Conference
Dr Anna L Brown of New York told the International Conference of Women Physicians that women were proverbsl sinners against health and must abandon the idea of special male consideration. She urged sympathy for sex offenders and dismissed legal remedies as ineffective in addressing prostitution within social reconstruction efforts.
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Brown
New York
Anna L. Brown
International Conference of Women Physicians
The
Bega Ee
Germany
Russia
Robert KE. Speer
National Board
Avith
Court appeal seen to avert general strike in Boston
Boston, Sept 15. Hope rises that a citywide strike in sympathy with police may be avoided as courts may reinstate strikers. Labor leaders urge mandamus against Police Commissioner Curtis, faulting his ban on AFL affiliation after the charter and warning of unrest. New police recruits start training. state guard, volunteers on duty to prevent disorder. federal troops expected only if a general strike occurs.
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Boston
H. McCarthy
New England Atvantees
American Federation of Labor
Michael O’donnell
Central Labor Union
Curtis
Mandamus
Supreme Court
Befzore
Cntral
State Guard
Wilsons Portland Speech Endorses Lodge Peace League Covenant
President Wilson told a Portland audience that the League of Nations covenant fulfilled Senator Lodge’s 1915 call for nations to unite for peace. He credited Lodge’s ideas and noted the Monroe Doctrine would be protected and extended globally while denouncing opponents with strong resistance. He warned against misrepresentation as he pledged to pursue the league’s goals.
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Portland
Oregon
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
League of Nations Covenant
Lodge
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
United States
League
Wilson warns U S on League of Nations in Portland
President Wilson in Portland says withholding League membership harms democracy and world order. A fatal Columbia Highway crash kills Ben F. Allen and James R. Patterson, injuring Stanley Reynolds Robert Small and Arthur Sullivan as Wilson party returns from a highway tour. Patterson drove, Allen killed. telegram to Mrs. Allen expresses sympathy.
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Wilson Party
Portland
Ore
Ben F. Allen
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wilson
James R. Patterson
Columbia Highway
Stanley Reynolds
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Robert T. Small
the Public Ledger
Philadelphia
Arthur D, Sullivan
Allen and Patterson
Small
Reynolds
Sullivan
Tonneau
Patterson
Allen
Anarchy in Seattle as Wilson Speech Sparks Turmoil
En route with President Wilson from Portland the Seattle visit provoked a tense scene with several thousand in crowd noise and police lines. Marines stood guard as labor unrest and Bolshevik accusations framed the anti Wilson mood during the visit to speak on the League of Nations.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Wilson
Portland
Ofc
Seattle
United States
League of Nations
Pacific Fleet
Hurricane Strikes Corpus Christi Area Wreckage Reported
Wireless dispatches indicate heavy destruction across Corpus Christi and Port Aransas with 12 dead and 4,000 homeless. Governor dispatches Texas Rangers and orders military guard if needed as relief networks intensify.
Sugar price action urged by Rep Baker in Hoover era
Representative Baker Democrat of California demanded today in the House inquiry into sugar price action by the Federal Trade Commission. He pressed for details on agency methods and price controls amid regional inflation pressures.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Baker Democrat
California
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Lawrence
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Milan
Italy
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