No Settlement Reached In Goal Strike Amid Mine Sitdown
In Harrisburg representatives of anthracite mine operators and miners union officials met with Governor Pinchot to resolve the mining suspension begun September 1. The employers abandoned arbitration while the union accepted a ten percent wage increase but sought more for day laborers and proposed limits on union dues checks from individual miners.
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Harrisburg
Miners’ Union
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Wallpapers At Cassel Museum Highlight Napoleonic Era
Visitors to Cassel Germany admire a new wallpaper museum featuring global designs from various periods. The French Napoleonic era displays attract special attention for its bold terror motifs and extraordinary color combinations.
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Cassel
Germany
County Office Decorated With Gifts Of Fern Terrace Name
The county recorder’s office was lined with bouquets as Mrs. Leach registered the name Fern Terrace for her residence and presented flowers to Miss Laura Dixon. The gesture was from James W. Leach of 805 West Howard Street.
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California
County Recorder’s
James W. Leach
West Howard Street
Weather forecast for Chicago area
Chicago weather indications for the next twenty four hours show cloudy and cooler tonight and Friday with fair skies and cooler conditions in the eastern portion. Multiple zones are affected with a general cooling trend expected through the period.
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Chicago
Weather Summary of 24 Hour Local Observations
Local observations for the past 24 hours ending this morning report conditions across the area. Measurements include temperature, precipitation, wind, and visibility from multiple stations, summarizing general trends and notable extremes observed during the period.
Japan Earthquake Devastates Osaka Yokohama Region
Dispatches from Osaka and Nagasaki report a terrible earthquake that engulfs Yokohama and devastates a 100 mile radius. The densely populated area holds about 7 million people with 30,000 dead and 350,000 homeless in Tokio. Osaka city is totally destroyed and 70 percent of towns within 100 miles of Tokio and Yokohama are ruined.
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Osaka
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Japan
Tokio
Earthquake Aftermath Report from Tokio
Twenty seven shocks were felt last night with authorities saying no further destruction is likely. Three fourths of Tokio city was destroyed, charred bodies floated in parks and lakes as thousands gathered for aid. The army restores communications and public order remains intact.
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Tokio
Lawaki
Japan
Foreigners Die In Yokohama Fire Disaster
Pekin reports a Reuters dispatch from Osaka states about 100 foreigners are believed dead in Yokohama. The death toll includes the American and British consuls, among other victims, in a major disaster.
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Pekin
Yokohama
Reuters
Osaka
Advisory Board Plans Year At Baptist Church Meeting
The advisory board outlined the forthcoming church year at a meeting after the summer vacation. Each month will focus on one line of endeavor with September designated rally month ending in a social and a monster booster meeting. Rev. J H Woodsum presided.
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The
Baptist Church
J. H. Woodsum
Tokyo Fire Toll Blazes Through Imperial Hospital
An Eastern News Agency report from Hananomachi says 800 patients died at the Imperial University Hospital in Tokio after a large blaze. Refugees are being housed near the imperial palace as several major buildings escaped damage while banks and government offices suffered total destruction. Royalty listed as safe include Princess Nagio Kuni and Hiroko Kanin, with Prince Kanin reported safe.
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Shanghai
Haranomachi
Imperial University
Tokio
Imperial Palace
Department of Justice, Navy
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Tokio Prefectural
Imperial Hotel
Bank of Japan
Mitsui Bank
Yasuda Bank
Third Bank
Embroidery blends silk cross stitch with steel bead accents
A new textile art piece combines silk cross stitching with steel beads, creating a design that features bead-edged detailing and a metallic fringe. The work emphasizes texture contrast and ornamental edging using bead elements along the border.
Three More Islands Taken by Italians
A Rome dispatch reports Italian forces landed on Meeba Frano and Mathrabi northwest of Corfu. The Greek fleet orders retreat to the Gulf of Gallo to avoid contact with Italian authorities. The League of Nations council adjourned without decisive action on the Italian Greek dispute. Greece pushes for intervention while a South American bloc plans procedure to force League action.
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London
Rome
Meeba
Frano
Mathrabi
Corfu
Athens
Gulf of
Gallo
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
League Or Nationg Council
M. Politis
Greece
League
M. Della Torriente
Cuba
Italy
Creston Auto Dealer Indicted on False Pretense Charge
P H Pottinger of Creston, an auto dealer, was indicted by the grand jury on a charge of obtaining property under false pretense. He was arrested Wednesday by Sheriff Coling and released on bond of 2509 dollars.
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P.H. Pottinger
Creston Auto
Gran Jury
Colingt
Mr. Pottinger
Porto Rico Lingerie Displays Cut Stitch Edges
Lingerie from Porto Rico features edges cut stitched in contrasting colors with hand drawn work or embroidered dots creating a decorative border.
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Porto Rico
Japanese quake relief drive urged in Creston
Mrs M F Stever Union county Red Cross chair is coordinating a response after Walter Davidson Chicago central division chair appeals for Japan earthquake aid. A meeting at the Creston hotel will set Union county’s contribution with no organized drive planned.
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F. Stever
Creston
Union County
Th Red Cross Society
Walter Davidson
Central Division
Chicago
Wiliam F. Finefield
Eerrace Harsh
Red Cross
Stever
Davidson
National Red Cross
Iowa
Creston Red Cross
M. F Stever
Grace Harsh
William F. Finefield
Ralph Meadows
Deep Set Armhole Distinguishes New Top Coats
The square deep set armhole distinguishes the latest top coats. One model features an armhole cut as low as the waistline, with many coats designed to be belted for a fitted silhouette.
Spring Glove Fabric Appliques Trend on Dresses
For spring the favored trimmings are appliques of glove fabrics on cotton dresses. Light colors will be appliqued to darker or contrasting shades, creating subtle, stylish contrasts for the season.
Methodist Churches to Seek $18,000,000 World Service Fund
Newton Iowa Sept 6 The Methodist Episcopal churches will be asked to raise 18 000 000 this year for world service Dr Morris W Ehnes treasurer announced at the Iowa annual conference He described needs totaling about 28 000 000 for the world service program and outlined apportionments to boards including foreign missions home missions education and temperance The plan traces to Detroit 1921 centenary program and carries the slogan To Serve the Present Age.
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Newton
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Morris W. Ehnes
Committee On Conservation and Advance of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Ehnes
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions
Board of Education
Board of Education For
Board of Sunday Schools
Epworth League
American Bible Society
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Board of Deaconesses
Board of Hospitals and Homes
Board of Conference
World Service Program
Bootleg Queen and Dry Officer Held
Omaha reports the arrest of Louise Vinciquera known as the bootleg queen and a dry officer. They surrendered to Commissioner C Boehler after warrants were issued for alleged sale of one pint of whisky and one pint of wine purchased last Saturday by agents of federal prohibition officers.
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Omaha
Sept
Fort Haning
Federal
Internal Revenue
Louise Vinciquera
C. Boehler
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Injured in Fall from Steps
Mrs Thomas Hamilton aged 65 of 508 North Birch Street was injured after falling from her back steps to the cement sidewalk. Doctors cannot yet tell if she has a fracture. an x ray will be taken once she is moved to the hospital. Her condition is reported as favorable.
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Toland
Homer A. Fuller
Creston
Miss Hendricks
Thomas Hamilton
North Birch Street
Hamilton
Carlson Ready to Leave Hospital
Reports from Greater Community hospital indicate manager Carlson is much improved and expected to leave the hospital tomorrow.
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Carlson
Greater Community Hospital
Five New Cars Registered with County Treasurer
Five vehicles were registered today at the county treasurer's office. Registrants include W. E. Pierce of Creston under Ford, Wm Kalar of Lorimnor for a Ford, J. Eklund of Afton for an Independent Flmer, and John H. Smith and S. B. Smith of Afton both for Ford models.
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W. E. Pierce
Creston
Ford Wm
Driver kills his father in garage accident
Oskaloosa reports Joseph Eberline a 67 year old man died from injuries after a car backed out of a garage and crushed him. The driver was his son.
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Driver
Oskaloosa
Joseph Eberline
IJWA Slayer Prepares Die Un Gallows
IJWA Slayer prepares to die as legal proceedings near a final judgment. The case centers on the defendant’s alleged role in violent acts linked to the IJWA organization. Court records indicate pending sentencing with appeals possible.
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Ijwa
Olander Prepares to Die Under Fort Madison Death Sentence
Fort Madison Sept 6 William Olander sentenced to hang at 6 o clock tomorrow morning prepared to die. He told the warden he had not had a square deal since arrest and sentencing. A religious worker from Ottumwa visited during the night, and Olander planned farewell letters as a sheriff with 18 witnesses from Fort Dodge arrives to spring the trap.
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Fort Madison
William Olander
Olander
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
U S Warship Virginia Sunk By Air Bombs Off Cape Hatteras
The battleship Virginia was sunk off Cape Hatteras, N C, when 8 Martin bombers from Langley field dropped 1 700 pound bombs and projectiles. Most bombs hit the hull, but one hit the after turret, demolishing both cage masts.
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Saint Mihiel
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Virginia
Martin
Langley Field
Grow Alligators On Iowa Farm
In Farragut area Iowa on September 6 Herman Humes and J E Coleman digging potatoes in Mr Colmans patch found a live alligator about twelve inches long. The reptile was lively and friendly and allowed Humes to tie its jaws with a handkerchief and carry it home as a pet. Coleman donated his share to Humes.
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Shenandoah
Iowa
Herman Humes
J. E. Coleman
Mrs. Harding Ends Washington Residence
Mrs Warren G Harding leaves Washington to spend weeks with relatives in Marion. She will close the late president's affairs including the will and her future plans remain indefinite.
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Ington
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Marion
Volcano Erupts Again at Kilauea with Lava Bursts
Hawaii report from Thomas Boles, Kilauea National Park superintendent, describes Kilauea resuming activity with molten lava spurting 100 to 150 feet into the air and streaming down the volcano slopes near Hilo.
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Hilo
H. T
Kilauea
Thomas Boles
Kilautea National Park
Vol- Cath
Two Couples Dance 68 Hours at Phoenix
Two couples in the marathon dance began at 4 pm Sunday in Phoenix and remained on the floor until 12 30 pm Wednesday, totaling sixty eight and a half hours without changing partners. They claim to have broken all prior records by a large margin.
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Phoenix
Ariz
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