Armament Conference Delegation Named by United States
Western Newspaper Union reports President Marding appointed a four member American delegation to the armament conference. The group includes Charles Evans Hughes and Henry Cabot Lodge with Oscar Underwood and a fourth member to be named, all noted jurists and lawmakers. The White House expects active participation by these leaders as the main talks proceed with a total twenty delegates across the big powers. China will join later if Eastern issues arise.
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Orahington
Marding Hoe
Charles Evans Flughes
Supreme Court
Presidency Fund
Whee Poveruor
New York
Kibo Loot
Inter
Slite
Tmoosevelt
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusettn
Tong Une
Niure
Oscar W. Tnderwood
Alabmna
Senate
White House
Underwood
Johin W.W. Davis
Great Britain
Flood Floods Reach San Antonio Amid Severe River Overflow
A two day storm caused the San Antonio river and the Alamaz creek to overflow, flooding downtown San Antonio. About five to seven inches of rain fell, leaving thousands of dollars in property damage and several persons reported missing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Well Gas Kills Three in Springbrook Farm Well
Three men Fred Arndt his brother Harvey Arndt and Fred Hawker were killed by carbon monoxide gas in a farm well near Buffalo New York Harvey Arndt and Hawker died trying to save Fred Arndt Rouwn J Nauwer descended into the well but succumbed to the gas and was revived with difficulty The bodies were recovered with ropes and pike poles.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Springbrook
Fred Arndt
Harvey
Fred Hawker
Harvey Arndt
Hawker
Rouwn J. Nauwer
Women to partake in unemployment conference in Washington
President Harding and Secretary Hoover will arrange a conference on unemployment with women participants. Mrs Barchet Taylor Upton of New York discussed delegate selection with the President and was asked to prepare a list of women nominees to submit for approval.
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Washington
Harding
Hoover
Barchet Taylor Upton
New York
Upto
Met Normes
Severil
Hod
Tornado Strikes Austin Causing Destruction and Injuries
A tornado hit the southern Austin area crossing the Colorado River valley and moving west into the hills. Reports describe a store and several houses damaged and numerous injuries, with thousands of dollars in property loss and emergency crews responding along the river banks.
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Austin
Diana Waedon
Prassael
Employment Up in 38 of 65 Cities Says Liuber Report
Western Newspaper Union notes August end data show 38 of 65 cities with higher employment, led by Denver with about 7 percent gain. Youngstown 27 percent, Grand Rapids, Peoria, and Seattle also strong. Manufacturing improves slightly. railroad, coal mining, and building activity rise in several states. Some areas report no clear brighter outlook, while Florida shows no unemployment. Fifteen South Atlantic railroads add 20,205 jobs, with builders benefiting where wage cuts and price reductions occurred.
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Union News Service
Washington
Liuber Department
Denver
Youngstown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Peoria
Seattle
Wash
Ano
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Florida
South Athantic
Robbery at Ouuli theater nets theater receipts
Two masked robbers escaped with about five hundred dollars from the Rob Motion Picture Theater in downtown Ouuli after a porter opened a chair on stage allowing entry. The theft occurred after the matinee showing as employees counted the day’s receipts.
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Ouuli
Nelk
Cornell to Get 2 Million From Will in Probate Filing
John McMullen of the Athintic Gulf Pacific Dredging Company filed for probate in South Norwalk, outlining a will that leaves Cornell University about 2,000,000. Mrs Laura A Hughes of this city and Ban Mrathis co are named heirs, with a niece receiving 66,000 and the McMullen home on Judah Island valued at 90,000. Relatives in California are mentioned.
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South
Norwalk
Collee Corell University
John McMullen
Athintic, Gulf & Pacific Dredging Company
Laura A Hughes
Thin City
Mrathisco
Mr McMullen
Judah Laland
California
Yoo
Plebiscite Plan Looms In Irish Talks With Cabinet Ministers
Britain plans a plebiscite with Irish leaders under a condition Ireland must remain within the empire. De Valera is urged to reply promptly as notes exchange risks delay. Ulster will not be coerced, and ministers warn further notes won’t alter a grave, critical situation. Dublin circles seek to prevent rupture while awaiting Lloyd George’s offer.
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My de Vialem
Delegiles
Liveries
Ireland
de Valera
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Duty Mail
Inverness
Seothiud
Laamonn de Valera
Dublin
Stebert C. Harton
Sinnfein Courier
Dalliewis Messige
Lloyd Coorequal
Lloyd George
Horace Plumkett
Harrise
Dominion League
Kumomi de Valera
League of Nations
Sun Yat Sen Demands Canton Delegation in Far East Decisions
Canton leader Dr Sun Yat Sen declares no settlement of the Hassern problem without liberating China from foreign aggression and Japan's twenty one demands. He asserts that no decisions on Clink will be recognized without a Canton delegation's participation.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Sen
Japan
Lisu Shih-Chang
Peking
Jnnpi
Suffragists Scrub Statues in Capitol Protest
A volunteer scrub women’s brigade formed by the National Woman’s Party cleans fur bile statues of Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott in the capitol. Mrs C L Tobey of Virginia led the squad recruited at the suffrage HQ opposite the capitol.
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Washington
National Woman's Party
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stinton
Lucretia Mott
Pathe
C. L. Tobey
Virginia
Capitol
Cotton Advances in New Orleans Market Report
In New Orleans the cotton market moved as advances of 10 points appeared on Inde, with the cotton ticker showing strong chase and 200 points up. Futures closed October at 1A and May at 20.10 cents per pound amid reports of elevated price levels since last winter.
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New Orleans
Cowboy Shot in Hotel In Tucumenri Incident
In Tucumenri a cowboy contest figure died from a bullet wound after a hotel confrontation. Bull Vaught was detained by authorities as Cobb and the woman he sought to reconcile with are linked to a former partner. The event occurred in a hotel adopted by Alefred Shamons and involved a room visit that preceded the shooting.
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Tucumenri
N. McPhad Cobb
Tig
Bull Vaught
Alefred Shamons
Cobb
Mail coach looted on Kansas City Southern line
Four masked bandits halted train No 2 between Bloomburg and Texarkana Texas and looted the mail car of valuables. Engineer EB Woodson of Shreveport wounded, porter I Moss shot in both legs. Clerks opened the car after a gas bomb forced entry. Loot estimated by postal authorities as none.
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Telarkana
Texas
Kansas City Southern
Bloomburg
Texarkana
Woodson
Shreveport
Moss
Sulphur River
Japanese sends note on Shantung terms to China
Cablegrams from Tokyo report Japan has resumed talks with China aimed at relinquishment of Tsing Tau and other Shantung peninsular areas. Obata, Japanese minister at Peking, notified the Chinese foreign minister that Japan is prepared to define the scope of negotiations to include such relinquishment.
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Washington
Tokio
Japan
China
Tsing Tau
Shantung Peninsula
Obata
Peking
Many Slain in Chinese War Near Peking
Telegram from Tehmang Mupeh reports heavy fighting between northern and southern forces with the Szechuan left wing assaulting Chang defenses. Northern reinforcements arrive as about 10,000 casualties are estimated. Two hundred northern troops drowned in the Yung Tse river. Steamers from Ichang face fire while crowded with refugees.
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Peking
Tehmang
Mupeh
Chang
Yung- Tse
Ichang
Corn crop recovery boosts September grain forecast
The September grain report from the Department of Agriculture notes August recovery from July damage. With favorable temperatures and rains across the corn belt, the production forecast rises by 154 million bushels to 3.186 billion, only 48 million below last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Corp
Sleepers Struck by Train Near Conroy Texas
Chester Knighton aged 21 and his brother Joe 16 are hospitalized after lying on a railroad track to rest while walking from Conroy toward Montgomery. An engine and caboose struck them, throwing them clear. both are expected to recover.
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Conroy
Texas
Chester Knighton
Joe
Montgomery
Cider Saves Burning Town in French Village Fire
Cider logs and tanks were used by firemen to combat a blaze in Moustoir Remangel France saving the village from destruction. The fire had destroyed eight houses and spread to more when water ran low and the elder was requisitioned.
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L’orient
France
Moustoir-Remangel
Newsboy Alonzo Gray Dies In Suicide At Camp
In Sioux Falls South Dakota Alonzo Gray aged fourteen son of Mrs Pauline Gray Ole shot himself in the head with a sixty two caliber revolver during a fishing and swimming trip with several other newsboys. He had previously told companions he did not want to return to school.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Alonzo Gray
Pauline Gray Ole
Woman Receives Twenty Year Sentence in Ashland Case
Mrs John Koscielny confessed to harming her daughter and two step children in Lublin and was sentenced to twenty years in prison in Ashland Wisconsin.
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Ashland
Wis
John Koscielny
Twig
Lublin
New Army Chiefs Selected in Washington
Announcement from the War Department names Brigadier Generals James H. MeEwen Lassiter and William D. Connor to lead personnel and operations and training divisions, Colonel Berhaut A. Wells to head the war plane division, and Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Holotaelean to direct the military intelligence division as part of a broader army reorganization under General Pershing.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
James HH
Me Ewe
Within Lassiter
William D. Connor
Berhhaut A. Wells
War Plane
Stuart Holotaelean
Military Intelligence
League Debate Cuts Deep at League Assembly
Geneva report on the League of Nations Council garners sharp criticism as Branting accuses bias and extravagance while Cecil defends the council and attacks armament spending. The Am erican note on mandates questions U.S. binding power and suggests changes to the Purkis mandates amid tensions over former colonies and executive authority.
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Geneva
League of Nations Council
United States
League Assembly
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Council
Robert Cecil
South Africa
Commission On Amendments
C. J. Doherty
iCanada
League of Nations Assembly
France
Yap
Annettom
Americ
Soni Bela
Hitler
Powdered Noses and Training Echo at Federal Board
In chaotic notes from Chicago a discussion on women’s dress and conduct at a federal training board is recounted. Col. Charles St Morbes condemns loafing and powdered hose while stressing practical, comfortable attire for nurses aiding disabled men, urging cheerful service to wounded doughboys arriving for care.
Wyoming Brief News Notes Highlights from across the state
A roundup from Wyoming reports arraignments in Wheatland for attempted robbery, murder verdicts in Cheyenne with a hanging penalty, and acquittal in another Cheyenne case. Plans include a Powder River bucking arena, a fatal pool accident near Casper, Moose home project in Casper, and a large railroad tie sale from Wind River to Riverton. County assessors finalize 20.5 million property value, veterans tax exemptions noted, and statewide legal debates over reimbursements.
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Union News Service
Marbleton
Adolf Pfunder
Herman J. Kuesel
Chugwater
Wyobank
Wheatland
Alfred AL Walker
Walter Moss
Louis Miller
Lnstapring
Cheyenne
Horace EK
Adams
Heelan
Wye
Jhe
Frank Brown
Greybull
United States Forest Service
Wyoming
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Wind River
Washakie National Forest
Riverton
Wyo
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Porter
Shantung
Charles H. Shipman
Leesburg
League
Assail Council
Secretariat
Western Newspaper Union Lens Service
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A. J. Hardenorff
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Casper
Wolcott and Alleets
O. G. Miller
Sheridan
Bany County
State Board of Equaliza
Alvaron Salcida
Jow rSomoms
Gomer
Gomes
Platte River
Scottsbluff
State Supreme Court
Y. L. Walls
Garey
William L. Barker
Fileral Forest
Hayden National Forest
Hane Christian Andean
Geyvear
Hanne Anderson
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