Lloyd George attacks government in Wales speech
In Llandrindod Wales on September 7 former Prime Minister David Lloyd George launched a bitter attack on the British government. He denounced Britain’s record as humiliating and criticizedLeague of Nations efforts over the Italy Greece dispute, criticizing foreign policy and credit dependence amid the Pontic tensions.
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Germany
Italy
Greece
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Wales
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Tno
Lloyd Greorge
Prange
3Pitian
Marchand
Soudon
Sil
Teneva
Haave
Keris
Japan Mobilizes Relief After Yokohama Disaster
Relief measures expand across Japan as Yokohama and Tokyo suffer vast casualties. Casualties reach around 90,000 dead and unknown injured amid widespread fires and disease. Army and civilian relief efforts intensify with cholera reports and water contamination. Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe and Osaka coordinate aid. American observers report devastation including destroyed consulate and hospital. Recovery centers, evacuation, and a temporary moratorium on payments are discussed as authorities mobilize.
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Japan
Vostal
Toi
Marty
Yokoslama
Helin
Yokohama
Ty Toki
Amusemant
Earat
Naval Hospital
Dorix Babbitt
Cie
G. Babbitt
América
Iy Dew
Parrault Badly Burned In Fire Incident
United Press report from Calais states Canadian writer Omer Parrault suffered severe burns when oil on his body ignited after a failed attempt at a channel promotion. The incident followed a near catastrophe, with Parrault’s condition described as dire and unstable.
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United Pres Calais
Omer Parrault
Klan Blamed for Terrorism in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report quotes Aldrich Take, executive counsel for Governor Walton, arguing the Ku Klux Klan involvement in Tulsa violence. He says no arrests were made before the military inquiry and that federal probes should clarify the matter, while asserting no evidence links nonKlan residents to the crimes.
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Oklahoma City
Olga
Klan
Aldrich
J. ©. Walton
Tulsa
Okla
Invisible Empire
Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Ari ‘Alien
Tula
Jasperial
Orunization
Baent
Walton
Blake Devlaced
K ofc Elect New Officers at Corry Council
K. of C officers elected during annual meeting in club rooms with James Sullivan named grand knight and Kathy Colum than the new officers. Deputy grand knight George Mulderick and treasurer Fred Kinley named, plus secretary Ralph Weldht and other posts filled. Ralph Jewell left for State College Pa and Miss Tern Garber departed with her mother Anna Garber for Harrisburg Pa.
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Corry
Kathy of Columbus
George
Mulderick
Paul
Qhiintink
Fred Kinley
Finamciat
Ralph Weldht
Leo Morderick
al Miller
Dennis Quindink
Jaynes Malone
Frank O
Ralph Jewell
State College
State, College
Tern Garber
Anna Garber
Harrisburg
Americans Rally To Japan Relief Drive Across Nation
Contributions from Maine to Texas and New York to Hawaii surge to the Red Cross relief fund for Japan. Major gifts include $150,000 from U S Steel, with totals across states reaching hundreds of thousands daily. New York leads with a million dollar target, while Chicago and other cities pledge tens of thousands as shipments of food, clothing, and building materials move toward the relief effort.
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Texas
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Hawaii
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New England
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Gauto
Vox
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Albany
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Corry
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Dallite
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Far West
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Los Angeles
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Tacoma
Portland
LaFollette Visit Arrives in Moscow With Noted Guests
Senator Robert M. LaPollette and Mrs LaFallette travel to Moscow today, escorted by Basil Manley director of the people's legislative service and Mrs Manley. Davidson the Amari Tran sculptor and Lincoln Steffens accompany them in Moscow.
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Moscow
Robert M. LaPollette
LaFallette
Basil Manley
People's Legislative Service
Greece Greece Greece note on New Negotiations and Italy
Paris dispatch reports that ambassadors issue a note to Greece outlining conditions similar to Italy's. A commission will probe Janina killings while calls grow for a peaceful settlement and potential end to the occupation if Greece accepts the Paris court verdict.
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Janina
Navlons
Italy
Paris Coubail
Hit
Greece
Worfu
Maryland congressman tests nonalcoholic grape juice as beverage ruling seeks
John Philly Hil of Maryland Athoon began producing fifty gallons of nonalcoholic grape juice in his cellar to probe government rules defining a new alcoholic beverage. He placed a hydrometer on display to indicate daily alcoholic content while Antonym Arnos Wy Woodcock and Prohibition Director Budbite reportedly planned to observe but did not attend.
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John Philly Hil
Maryland
Arnos Wy Woodcock
Anterim Revenue
Tait
Budbite
Fall of marks causes no end of trouble
Berlin reports ongoing banking turmoil as the mark sinks to 280 900,000 to the pound with cashiers' windows open only for haute daily. Clients cannot deposit or withdraw and many checks under value are not recognized. Reichsbank warns only experienced bankers should handle the chaos as firms race to straighten out accounts.
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Berlin
Atiew Erwih
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Hockespers
Washington convention attendance by local post office staff
Harold Shugnon of the local post office force attended the twenty fourth Annual convention of United National Association of Post Office Clerks in Washington. Sessions ran Monday to yesterday with Postmaster General Harry S. New and First Assistant Postmaster General Jon Bartlett addressing officials.
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Jjost
United National Association of Post Office Clerks
Washington
Harry Si New Wid
Pogtmister
Jon £. Bartlett
Department
Mussolini Pledges Firm Stand Against Recession
Rome reports Mussolini insists Italy will not retreat or accept any compromise on national prestige amid calls after the assassination of Italian officials. He discounts blame on Greece, Albania, or Greek citizens, urging a full inquiry by foreign powers while condemning English press threats.
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Rome
Ambissatius
Paris
Denmandy
Jamestown Factory Worker Loses Three Fingers
W. sy, Nailed, 19, an employee of Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation, suffered a serious accident at the plant this morning. His left hand was caught in the shears, resulting in the loss of three fingers between the first and second joints. He was taken to Corry Hospital for treatment and is reported to be reasonably comfortable.
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Torey Jamestown Manufacturing Corporation
Corry Hospital
Comfortably Ag
Ireland to Enter League of Nations Election Set
United Press reports the Irish Free State will join the League of Nations with the election fixed for Monday September 10 in Geneva. President Cosgrave is seen with council members as the decision nears.
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Geneva
Sep
Irish Free State
League of Natichy
Cosgravis Jm
Man Sentenced In Warren County Jail Delivery Case
Patrick Terell, 27, linked to a sensational jail delivery two months earlier, pleaded guilty to attempted theft and received a term not exceeding seven years with a minimum of one year. Miss Mary McCann alleged to have aided the delivery faces trial. Enminett Pevinyll and a brother await sentencing.
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Patrick Terell
Warren County
Gweden
Arvind
Lavi Wi
Atyytas
Mary McCann
Ff Jarreny Lini
Enminett Pevinyll, & Brother
Hue
Ad. Juurni
Erie battalion named guard to governor
Sept 7 The Wayne Ranger Erie battalion of the Pennsylvania National Guard was designated the Governors Guard. In this honor the Erie unit will form Governor Gifford Pinchot's personal escort at events requiring such protection. telegram from Adjutant General Beary confirmed Major Milian M. Spences commanding. The Wayne Rangers include four January companies, a headquarters company and battalion band, forming the Second Battalion of the Airth Infantry. Most members served in the world conflict.
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Erie
Pennsylvania National Guard
Ben
E Guar
Gifford Pinchot
Hae Denti
Beary
Milian M. Spences
Acar
Wayne Rangers
Airth Infantry
Pinchot Peace Plan Meets Union Rejection
Harrisburg report says union miners rejected two provisions of Governor Pinchot’s peace plan. They demand higher wage increases and union dues collection at mines, while endorsing four points including an eight hour day, ten percent wage gains, and full recognition of the union with no checkoff. Governors’ representatives set a fictional time for miners to respond as talks resume.
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Pinchot
Senle
Tas
Dusit
Ashitrao
Ug Lele
Lava Flows From Crater Of Kilauea Erupts Again
The Kilauea crater on the island of Hawaii erupts with renewed lava flows described as the strongest in years. The eruption began ten days ago with rapid lava pouring into the pit, spreading across the crater mouth slope and marking a significant volcanic activity on the island.
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Kilauea
United Pros
Honglulu
Kildwet
Hawai
Pacific
Kilawea
Dempsey Faces Threat to Title Amid Streak of Defeats
Reporters note growing concern over Jack Dempsey’s hold on the heavyweight crown as his form wavers ahead of the looming bout with Angel Trippo in New York. The latest edition hints at a critical test for the champion amid persistent questions about his readiness and market appeal.
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Igok McAuliffe
Jack Dempsey
Angel Tripo
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