Spain Faces War Crisis as Catalonia Seeks Independence
Madrid reports a state of war declared amid a separatist crisis. Troops mobilized and police and civil guards placed on alert as the Catalan separatists push for independence. Reports cite military garrisons in Madrid, Barcelona, and Saragossa joining anti government actions, with Captain Ernore Rivera named among organizers. In separate court actions two men were jailed for burglary and an additional case sees a suspect sentenced for criminal malfeasance.
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Supreme Council of War Paris
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California town wiped out by tidal wave disaster
Wireless dispatches report the western coast town of Jose de Cabo in Lower California annihilated by a tidal wave Friday. About 500 inhabitants were said to be in the town with 14 said to have escaped. Federal officials had no official word on the extent of the damage as observers attributed the event to a possible tidal surge linked to a seismic disturbance.
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Au Noticia
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Federal Telegraph Company
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Marinory
Los Angeles
Toso de Cabo
Lower California
Ciiekly
Floiida
Japan
Mrs Mertz to Leave City After Two Week Visit
Mrs. Paul Mertz has been visiting the city for two weeks and plans to return home if weather permits. She has enjoyed friendly receptions during her stay and her departure is anticipated in the near term.
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W. H. Hildum
Garland
Ricard Marvin
Warren
Marvin
J. E. Young
Jamestown
N.Y
Dempsey Fight Coverage Planned by Journal Tonight
The Journal announces full megaphone coverage of the Dempsey fight tomorrow night from West South Street. Henry L. Farrell and Jack McAuliffe will cover the bout for United Press, with results wired to the Journal office for immediate publication. Readers may phone or visit to receive the returns around 9 p.m.
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Wart South Street
Youth Gets Life Sentence For Murder At School
Frederick Mills an 18 year old inmate at the Dory Industrial School Lancaster Ohio pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sentenced to life in Ohio Penitentiary He killed John Kershner poultryman at the industrial school by beating him with an iron bar and attempted to ransack his clothing.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Frederick Mills
Dory
Mills
John Kershner
Lead Guilty Plea Noted In Court Proceeding
A guilty plea was entered today on charges arising under the city and state laws. Judge Mivtat Erie presided, with attorneys Mike Melpl and August WiMauri presenting for the defense. The case of Krnvpt Torele was postponed awaiting the November term. Molan and DiMawel faces extension on Monday.
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Mivtat Erie
Mike Mel Pl
August WiMauri
Krnvpt
Torele
Final Day Approaches for Voter Registration
Saturday marks the last chance to register as many voters risk losing turnout rights for the upcoming primary. Heavy enrollment is expected, with hundreds likely to line up at local polling spots to ensure eligibility, as parties urge registration before the deadline.
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Uytil
Pershing Birthday Marked by Service Milestone
Washington reports General Pershing celebrated his 63rd birthday and the anniversary of the World War I victory. He remains in retirement but keeps the title General of the Armies, a status Congress granted permanently.
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Mail Service to Europe in One Day Forecast
A forecast suggests a mail service improvement with Europe receiving shipments in a single day. The report notes anticipated speed gains and potential logistical changes affecting international post flow and delivery times.
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Europe
MARKS BEGINNING NEW ERA IN TRANSPORTATION
Wastington September 6 Navy chief Moffett predicts the ZR airship will usher a new era in aeronautical transport. He cites demonstrated reliability and potential for commercial mail and freight, noting a 20 ton payload and transatlantic mail capability.
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Tandley
Washington
Tay Tong
Atlantic
Gunshot Injures Local Child in Union City Incident
A city resident lies in critical condition after a gunshot wound to the left lung four inches from the heart. The weapon discharged during a dispute involving a neighbor's boy yesterday. Local police are investigating. Mr Miyde Lawson travels to Sherman to visit daughter Mrs Cady. Miss Penk Masa returns home to Garland after time with Miss Louise Mavs.
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Miyde Lawson
Sherman
N.Y
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Garland
New York Swarmed for Dempsey Bout
United Press reports New York city drew packed crowds as boxing fans flocked for the Dempsey versus Firpo bout. Hotels, taxis, and transit faced overload with many applicants seeking rooms and standing room in anticipation of the heavyweight showdown.
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Frosts and Cooler Weather Tonight Across Regions
The weather bureau forecasts frost and cooler temperatures tonight across eastern sections, with pre dawn lows expected in the east and southeast. A broader cold spell likely to extend into the south, northwest Ohio, New York, and New England, bringing increasingly chilly conditions tomorrow.
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New York
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Newfongland
Automobile thieves traced to Titusville in early lead
Patrol records show a Studebaker theft traced to Titusville. Police chief and local residents pursued suspects, with two youths lodging in jail as detectives closed in. An officer described following up leads and expected capture within hours after the car was reported stolen near Vinny Avenue.
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Mayor Hylan of New York gravely ill in Saratoga
Saratoga Springs Sept 11 Mayor Johnny Hylan of New York is gravely ill with an unsatisfactory condition. A conference was held at his hotel with Frank Moragian and New York officials. bulletin reports slight improvement yet notes fluctuating vitals and continuing concern over his health.
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Butletin
New Plane Record Set By United From Mineola
United States navy Curtiss racer set new air speed records at Mitchie Field with an average of 244.15 miles per hour across four trips on a one kilometer course. One run with the wind reached 255 miles per hour.
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School Board Hears Reports and Personnel Actions
The regular meeting of the Board of Education held in the board room approved minutes and reports. Actions included appointing new staff for the high and junior high schools, a part time medical inspector, an attendance supervisor, and a new director of physical education. The board discussed architectural planning for a new high school building and reported on pupil attendance and overcrowding conditions.
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Auxiliary Planned for W F W Post in Corry
The W F W post auxiliary is planned to be organized at a regular meeting at the Armory tomorrow evening. The Corry post has keen interest and many local relatives eligible for membership in the auxiliary. Applications for a charter have already been made.
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Veterans of Horvign Wars
Corry Post
Italy Demands Acceptance of Her Ultimatum
London dispatch notes Europe anxiously awaits Belgrade’s reply to Premier Mussolini’s ultimatum in the IC Hume case. The danger of wider war looms as Mussolini’s hard line and Italian-nationalist aims drive tensions, with Italy pressing for swift settlement and allying with Germany’s stance.
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Hepler enters plea of guilty fraud charge in Butler case
A. J. Hepler, former vice president of Citizens Insurance and Modtgate, changed his trial plea from not guilty to guilty in Butler on fraudulent conversion of property amid testimony. Other charges like emboldening and removing property to avoid a levy were dropped. Hepler faces sentencing Saturday morning after his sudden disappearance and later arrest.
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