American Flogging Incident in Siberia Prompts Apology Demand
Vladivostok Major General Graves demanded an apology from General Rozanof after U S officers Captain Johns and Corporal Sperling were arrested near Niu, while Sperling was flogged by Cossacks commanded by General Kaimikoff. An investigation into a Japanese officer's conduct at Tran was begun. The incident, dated September 5, drew sharp U S protest and was labeled one of the allies' most serious in Siberia.
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Will S. Graves
Ameria
Siberia
Rozanof
Priamur Provines
Lo P. Johns
Twenty-seventh Regiment
Benjamin Sperling
Thirty-first
Kalmiko
Tran
Nuw
Kalli Kol
Johns
Spade
Sperling
Kaimikoff
Khaborovek
Shipyard Strike Averted by Wage Increase Agreement
Washington report says Pacific Coast shipyard workers ended a threatened strike after an all day conference. Representatives of shipping, boat, and the Navy department agreed the men may accept wage increases offered by the western coast shipyards, provided the government shares no part of the extra cost. Telegrams уведомило workers and shipyard interests coastwide.
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Washington
Shipping Boat
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Alabama Mob Lynch Three Within Period of Twelve Hours
In Montgomery Alabama a Black man fatally injured in hospital after striking and fatally wounding a policeman was killed by a small band of white men. He became the third Black person to die by mob violence in twelve hours, following Miles Phifer and Robert Crosby who were struck near the city five miles away.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
John Temple
John Barbare
Miles Phifer
Robert Crosby
Ity
Insurgent Leader Declares War on Jugo-Slavia
Rome telegraph report states Gabriele Annanese, commander of the insurgent garrison, declares a state of war with Jugo-Slavia after a ceasefire demanded restoration of telegraphic communication with Acram, the Creation Capital, which Annuninaio interrupted.
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JUGO
Slavia
Rome
Saricre Fren Fium
Gabriele I Annanese
Cty
Dimecii
Jaco-Slavia
Tannunaio
French Troops Leaving Fiume After Evaluating City
French forces in Plume have scoped Fiume for days, except Ta Liberte. The withdrawal stems from long delays to unload stored supplies and transfer assets. Senator Hiren Johnson faced vociferous greeting by local Native Sons meeting him on arrival in Xan Fron to address national concerns and defend the native state.
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Fiume
Ta Liberte
Johnson
Native Sons Bank Praveteee
Hiren Jobnenn
Xan Froncleee
Halts Shipping to Great Britain Over Strike Effects
The American Shipping Board suspends sailings to the United Kingdom due to a British railway workers strike and a British bunker coal order. Rail disruption and port congestion threaten to halt all American craft to the British Isles, while UK outbound sailings remain unaffected for now.
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Washington
Comenius
England
Shipping Board
United Kingdom
Patti Dies in Welsh Castle at Craig y Now South Wales
Adelina Patti prima donna dies Saturday morning September 28 at Craig y Now castle Ponycaw South Wales. Born 1843 Madrid she sang for forty years beginning public appearances at seven from singer parents. Married at 25 to Henri Marquis de Cantequerry then to Ernesto Nicotini after separation. Her voice captivated contemporaries with tones praised as from a fountain of vocal youth.
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London
Adelina Patti
Craig-y-Now Castle
Ponycae
Madrid
Spain
Henri
Marquis de Cantequerry
Napoleon IL
Signor
Ernesto Nicotini
Mayors Lynch Threat as Mob Attacks City Hall in Omaha
A mob hanged the mayor after attempting lynching near the courthouse, while police cut ropes twice and rescued him. The attack followed a brutal crime accusation, with injuries and fires sweeping the courthouse area. A second lynching occurred nearby as crowds gathered and security held. Earlier protests and violent clashes marked a day of unrest.
Strikers Tie Up Trains in England Amid Nationwide Disruption
English rail services halt nationwide as the strike enters its peak stage. Government officials and railway executives clash in a high stakes stand off while union leaders press for higher wages. Verbatim reports show Secretary Lloyd George proposing a base weekly wage. many trains run only with nonunion staff or are blocked, affecting northbound services. In Madrid, twelve officers and five soldiers die in an ambush on a police detachment near Morera.
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London
Iiday
Thomas
Lloyd George
Wir
Pon-Unlomiste
Lamon Mtationen
Madrid
Pollen
Maibieh
Morera
Spanis
Negroes Being Protected in Lincoln Prison
Five and twenty prckopers from the county were brought to Lincoln and sent to the state penitentiary after capture near OXosha. Authorities report the safety of the group and are directing custody and care.
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Lincoln, Neb
Oxosha
Lincoln
Wilson Returns to Washington Amid Nervous Exhaustion
President Woodrow Wilson, exhausted after weeks of campaigning, has cut remaining speaking dates and returned to Washington. Physician Cary Grayson ordered rest, with plans for recovery at a capital hotel or resort. He skipped welcoming King Albert of Belgium in New York, resuming duties later at the White House.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilken
Dent
Grayson
Kansas
de. Cary T. Graynen
Wilson
New York
Albert
Belgium
Wilpot
Haneseville
Puerto
Ohio
Troops Guard Omaha Streets Amid Civil Unrest
Riot duty mounts as Omaha and Crook forts supply guards. Two dead and several injured as Major Ed V. Kenith is attacked and county courthouse damaged. Machine guns stand by while Omaha police and guards reinforce to restore order. Australian parliament approves future control plan for Pacific islands.
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Treaye
Crook
Neb
Carp Dodge
Ouimbe
Ed V. Kenith
Fite
Botwo
Samme Tla
Perm
Berice Money to Aid Treasury in Unusual Tax Plan
A chaotic note from Washington describes a treasury measure titled the unjust stake exporting to benefit the world series baseball career. It mentions ticket purchases incurring a standard tax of ten percent for every ten cents, and suggests a levy linked to admission costs as a revenue device.
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Berice
Treasury
Washington
Benerit
Idaho State News Briefs Reflect Turbulent Local Scene
Idaho residents face floody weather impacts and budget debates as county and city actions unfold. Reports mention road and bridge funding, a new Catholic school project in Blackfoot, a 50 000 loan for Rigby hospital operations, and a surge of weather related and crime incidents across the state.
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