Gulf Storm Losses Reported as Relief Trains Move to Corpus Christi
A Gulf storm toll rises with hundreds dead as relief trains rush toward Corpus Christi. Reports describe ships and inland towns hit hard from Port Arthur to Galveston, with dozens of bodies recovered and many missing. Medical teams and aid shipments mobilize to the stricken coast.
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Giotsane
Svern
Beownsville
Galventon
Thn Bay
Port Arthur
Oommlasfutt
Hundreds Reported Drowned In Texas Coastal Disaster
United Press dispatches report hundreds of bodies recovered near Corpus Christi Bay and Robstown Texas after a disaster at sea. The Corpus Christi area tallies show many victims washed ashore while a separate Brownsville radio message claims five missing persons in Robstown, Tama.
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United Prey Siaion
Texas
Sinton
Corpun Chen
Cis
Alannt
Hoxouitiin Boata
Waldo
Martial
Houdton
Portlandy
Seyan Mullea
Mouston
Goptonter
Ehuying
Auseca
Bio
Pition
Galvanton
Houston
Bodley Hayaeen
San Antonio
Tex
Robstown
Tatu
Corpus Chriniiy
Fort Sam Touston
Brownsville
Treasury Faces Big Deficit Sees Large Shortfall
Washington reports a treasury deficit of more than fits and one shalé wittion dollars for two fiscal years, with Representative Good warning of alarming conditions. He urged President Wilson to appoint a finance official to oversee spending and curb rising costs.
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Towa
House Appropriations
Good
Wlaon Vaky
Scranton Miners Resume Work Amid Press Party Tragedy
A Portland crash killed two members of the president’s party and injured others as a mobile contingent crossed the Columbia Highway. The incident halted mining operations and delayed scheduled tours with officials and reporters from multiple bureaus.
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Presidents Party
Portland
Ore
Proaidoyt
Columbia
Ponteal
Huvnip
United Prou
Barunton
Apt
Mio Atrika
Lackawanna
Riot in New York Leaves Man Dead After Straw Hat Clash
A racial clash in New York erupted in the morning as a straw hat incident sparked violence. One man was killed and several others were wounded or beaten as the riot spread through the crowd. Authorities halted the disturbance and began investigations into the cause and those involved.
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New York
Ey Vasa
Gapi
Aesnon Airayr
Wilson in California Cities Today
United Press dispatches report President plans to speak in San Francisco and Oakland during a California swing. He weighs pacific questions and the Jap issue as he travels with stops in Frisco and Oakland and coverage notes the murder of a newsman in Portland and other travel details.
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United Preas
Mohnning
Olby
California
Galifornia
Wight
San Pran
Frisno
Oakland
Hen Allen
Newa
Asserat
Robert Susall
Branley Reynolds
President Wilson criticized by Sherman in Senate clash
United Press report from Washington details Sherman of Illinois accusing President Wilson and Hitchcock of advocating large European rehabilitation spending and League of Nations engagement. Sherman argues fiscal strain and shifts in American leadership, urging cautious policy.
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Illinois
Wilson
League of Nations
Washington
Ivo
St. Louis
Kansan
Bherman
Geneva
Mapirant
Tirat
Nationa
Unsteady City Faces Rising Demands and Bank Holdups
An unstable period in New York sees growing calls for security measures as a wave of holdups and bandit activity sweeps through the past ten days. Hotel proprietors seek reforms while authorities address robberies involving an express wagon and a bank incident that left several white suspects at large.
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New York
Samurangs
Sama
Ip Novaral
Opponents Delay Action on Pact Amid Senate Talks
Washington sources report Republican Senate leaders delay any further pact action. The delay stretches into late week or next, as Johnson and Borah voices are heard. Administration allies promise accountability while pressing for swifter deliberations.
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Johnson
United
Washington
Beth
Penen Realy
Johnson Tims
Borah
Wankington
Hodge
Hitencock
Steel workers vow strike as union leaders meet in Mis city
United Press reports Pittsburgh field organs say steel unions finalize plan for a general strike to begin September 22. Officials deny postponement rumors and guard against a nationwide stoppage unless unforeseen events alter plans.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Ifanay Steel
Mis City
Vie Bigoreberg
Tomormin
al Qduna
Social Notes of the Day Highlight Local Club Gatherings
The Friendship club plans a tomorrow meeting with Mrs Adtrian Snitf hosting in Pennsylvania Arena. Friends of Mr and Mrs Charles Mixer visited Concord Street, bringing congrats and gifts. The Albanany group holds a meeting Wednesday at 2:20 in the parish parlour. The Missionary Society of the Unit ed Brothers plans a Wednesday visit to West Columbus avenue at 2 30. The Pythian Sisters announce a Saturday bake sale at the Cotegrove millinery parlor to fund eye hall repairs. Lady Frank Whitebe kah Lodge convenes tonight with business and notes of importance on agenda.
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Friendship Club
Ani
Adtrian Sntif
Pennsylvania
Charlea Mixer
Cohcord
amdoMea
Wegen Brio
Harty
Alured
Mira
Nor Porton
Columbus Avenue
Cotegrove
Cotegrove Millinery Parlor. the Provesda
Fitnitven
Eye
General Strike in Boston Voted by All Labor Unions
A widespread labor action plan in Boston seeks a general strike in solidarity with central union demands. Police and hospital workers are noted as potential contributors, with thousands reportedly ready to leave vital posts if orders allow.
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Boston
Hugh Bailie
Srepport
Oberfiecinen
Prohibition Probe Sparks Citywide Rumors
Reports say government agents may inspect the city after evidence of whiskey sales and bootlegging emerged from county investigations. Local saloons suspected of violations could be shut as authorities push enforcement amid wartime prohibitions.
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Atreeta
Erie
Teporta
Corry
Avas
Iitjsaued
Report to Conference Highlights Growth at Local Methodist Church
Large Sunday services mark the year end at the Methodist church. One hundred three baptisms including 35 adults, 106 new members, and five transfers. Centenary plates fully paid since June. Home and benevolent offerings expected between eleven and twelve thousand dollars. Reverend Will iam Pretachedony urged reappointment as pastor as the conference prepares for tomorrow's session.
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Methodist
Mike Ina Auain
Williai
Will Jfske
de Williame Fins Bnen
W. , McDowell
Eric Cony
Ojeny Tomnerow Moe
Franklin
Labor leader denies Boston trip over policing issue
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, said he has no plans to go to Boston to handle the policeman matter and no intention of attending the Pittsburgh conference. He refused to dispute the reported conference on that matter.
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Washington
Samuel Gumpore
Armerican
Boston
Anteiky
Pittwbough
Methodist Clergy Gather at Franklin
Dr Williams departs tonight to attend the Methodist Episcopal conference in Franklin. Morning to evening sessions continue through next Monday with a large attendance expected. Notable speakers include Bishop McDowell and Dr I Garland Pony among others. prominent women from women’s organizations will also participate.
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Franklin
Npasions
Yrill
Pennsylvania
Hein
Bishop McDowell
Dina Tesf
Binoy
J.H. Vance
I. Garland Pony
Gineinnati
Ne. Davis
Chicago
Daniel I Maryh
Pittsburgh
Charles EB. Gathris
Chieu Ko
Meg. Watson F. Sheldon
New York
Appleton Bush
Frank Mason North
New
Auto speeders headline event at Corry fairgrounds
Wet track conditions mark a busy afternoon of auto speed events at the Corry speedway with dirt track racing set among cars from Ohio and Pennsylvania. Promoters push for a strong turnout as plans wobble for a Curtiss plant exhibit and motorcycle races include riders from Rochester Buffalo OH City and Columbia.
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Cogry
Alu
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Reviatex
Ind
Curtiss
Buffalo
Witton
Thi Yautygstown
Broadway
Corry
Yase
Rid Era
Roshester
Ol City
Columbia
Bart Weaver
Weaver Haila
OH City
Regular Meeting Deliberations on City Contracts and Legal Actions
The Canton city commission met with Mayor and members Weaver Christie Bolath present. They approved minutes and discussed a 300 transfer, notified Baym about equipment procurement, and opened bids September 28. Architect Mount to consult on Eagon case while estate actions with Bye Tiny Brothers proceed. A state-involved suit against Berliner company may be pursued with a September 28 hearing and expert appraisal planned.
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Rogulae Seavion
Cantonbselanorie Vauiin
Weaver
Christie
Bolath
Abeanilor
FL. Engen Company
Ridgway
Sulitta
Tutio
Dew
Wright
Hele
Wit
Primaries Proceeding Here Today Amid Ballot Turmoil
Vague report from the county where primary voting is underway in the city with polling places open. City leaders and election officials are active as observers note confusion over ballot access and possible delays.
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Stanford
Jose Spit Dany
Brin
Tima Elty
Purchased factory in Ohio town Kearns refuses Dempsey offer
In New York on September 10 Kasra, manager of Kimkpioi Company, stated an offer of 100,000 from a London firm for a factory in an Ohio town. The defiant response came through official channels, signaling a firm stance against the London bid.
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Ohio Town
Kearns
Dempsey
London
United Dream
New York
Kasra
Kimkpioi Company
Easay
Leimdon
Local furniture plant acquired and retooled for satin dye products
J BeRAttornon and OL 15 Wheeleske purchased pine furniture plant at Mt Apencerville and renamed it with new brick buildings and shop equipment. The facility is now operated by the local Shloreata, led by Mr. Patterson, who states the plant will be devoted to the manufacture of dyed Diffets and related goods. An identical line to the K P L plant may be produced at the factory.
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Berattornon
Wheeleske
Apencerville
OL ‘Ho Property Sons
Comvota
He Jocal Shloreata
Qwosk
Patterson Grites
K.P. L
Iw Fastory
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