Devastating Italian Earthquake Kills Thousands
Tremors and aftershocks struck Villa Celleanwidiva and Wiviagann in Massa Carrara, killing over 2000 and injuring many. Cities faced ruin as Golivinra and Fiviezans reported heavy losses. clock tower stopped at 7 55 AM. King Victor Emmanuel visited affected districts in Tuscany as relief efforts began.
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Prohibition Orders Tighten Navy Liquor Access
Washington dispatch reports a navy order restricting spirituous liquor to medical use only. The rule limits consumption among sailors, allowing hospital use while supplies last, and aims to curb nonmedical drinking across vessels and stations.
Gets 105 Week Asks Raise In Yard Wages
A wage hearing before Federal Judge Alschuler reveals yard workers in Chicago sock yards can earn up to 105 a week. George Anderson cannot recall his exact earnings, questioning the gain. The records show Anderson earning 100 one week while others earned 100.
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Alschujer
George Anderson
Anderson
Porras Reaffirms Panama Ties and Plans Ahead
Dr Belisario Porras newly named governor of Panama strengthens cordial ties with Panama before a third term as head of Pepame. His administration plans reforms, starts with a two million dollar treasury surplus, and cites booming business with low living costs compared to the world. He notes Central American neighbor is investing heavily in roads to draw U S visitors.
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Panama
Pepame
Doctor Porras
Siministration
United States
U S Emergency Army Plan Details Large Mobilization
Washington Sept 10 The War Department outlined a vast emergency army to be mobilized within 24 hours. The first line will be the regular army of 300000, the National Guard 425000, with a reserve of about 70000 officers and 12000 others. The skeleton can expand to any required size, limited by available draftees, with coastal artillery and air defense units included. The Guard strength of 426000 mirrors current levels, supported by an annual pay scale for officers and enlisted ranks.
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Sara
Geante
Barat
World War Order Formed in Detroit and Other News
A Detroit meeting completed the Military Order of the World War with a constitution and officers. The group unites veterans of World War I under a policy framework, akin to the American Legion, prohibiting political activity. Other items note an American steamer aground in Vigo harbor, a Pennsylvania mine dispute, the death of Olive Thomas, a proclamation of Fiume as a free state, a U S mail plane wreck near Elkhart, tighter controls on stills, and Senator Harding outlining farm support at the Minnesota fair.
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American Legion
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Siteoey
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Spain
Mord
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War Order
Harries
Mich
George H. Harries
Chicago
U S Still Wet Admits Kramer on Prohibition Arrests
Commissioner Kramer says enforcing the Volstead Act is nearly impossible. He cites 3,000 New York arrests with few convictions, widespread bribery, and a thriving liquor trade in major cities. A new “skirt squad” targets upscale venues while public apathy hinders enforcement.
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Theo
Turkin siege of Tarsus underlines war peril
Reports from Tarsus near Adana describe a Turkish assault surrounding the city as French garrisoned forces and 25 000 residents suffer food shortages. A letter from Prof. Paul Nilson notes Turks sheltering in groves and plaza positions while rifle fire pinches defenders.
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Turgus
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Adana
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Rockland Man Offered for Sale by Wife Over Property Debts
Carl Russell of Rockland Massachusetts reports his wife offered to sell him to raise money for their seven children. He claims he is a local descendant of John Alden.
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Rockland
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John Alden
Olive Thomas dies after quarrel with Pickford on Paris visit
Mrs J Pickford shares in sorrow as Olive Thomas, famed American actress, dies in Paris hospital from bichloride of mercury poisoning. Reports say she drank the poison following domestic strife with her husband after an evening of tango clubs and Montmartre nightlife. Thomas rose from Pittsburgh to Broadway fame before joining silent film circles, with Pickford reportedly aiding her after a late night at the Ritz.
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Jack Pickford
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Miss Thomas
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New York
Abe
Wilson Walks With No Aid At White House Entrance
President Watson, leaning on a cane, walked unaided into the White House and boarded his automobile amid a watching crowd. The trip marks the first motor departure from the front entrance since his illness, contrasting with prior journeys from the rear grounds.
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Washington
Sept
Watson
Lithuanians Clash With Poles Amid Italian Turmoil
The week features Lithuanians repelling Polish forces near Suwalki and Sejny while border tensions rise. In Italy, soviet-style strikes threaten industry and fuel a wage dispute. Irish hunger striker crisis deepens as Britain refuses release despite pope and diplomats' pressure. An Italian earthquake devastates the Emilia region and rescue efforts continue as authorities mobilize relief.
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Italy
Leviathan Laid Up A Year In Hoboken Idle
The Leviathan, the world’s largest transport, has sat idle in Hoboken for a year after arriving from Brest with General Pershing and thousands of American troops. Captain H A Durrell handed the ship to the United States Shipping Board, hoisting its flag. Upkeep costs run about $5,000 daily, totaling $1,825,000 for 12 months, with a skeleton crew to tend the vessel. The ship was the first transport laid off by the war department due to coal use and a 1,200-strong crew. Shipping Board has rejected offers to purchase for reconditioning at around $10,000,000, lacking funds. Captain Joan Jamison has led the Leviathan since last November.
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Huerta Praises Record as De Facto Regime Gains Ground
Provisional President De la Huerta declares his administration its most important success in guiding Mexico through internal strife. He defends de facto officials, warns against Carranza’s Latin American unionism, and advocates single tax while urging U S recognition of Mexico’s sovereignty against private influence in government decisions.
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Mexico
Marital Spite at Polls Sparks Unclear Debate
Fragmentary quips show a man scolding his wife at the polls for voting behavior and a sharp exchange about suffrage. The overheard exchange hints at domestic tension amid political activity, with a crude remark provoking laughter and discomfort.
Canada Harvest 5 Over Estimates Favor Western Canada Farmers
An excerpt from a Winnipeg Free Press cartoon discusses optimistic grain yields across Western Canada. Saskatchewan and Alberta show strong projections with buses to the acre expectations, while Manitoba reports heavy thrashing and high oats and barley yields. Total three-province wheat harvest could reach 225 to 300 million bushels with good rains boosting prospects.
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Fragmentary Yonkers exchange sparks provocation remark
A partial dialogue shows Mrs Fintte-Whist pressing Mr Flatte about a provocation. He replies he was not listening, and she insists on clarification, reflecting a tense street conversation from Yonkers.
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John
Flatte
Yonkers Surtesman
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy, Rich Color for Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the right choice for dyeing wool, silk, linen, and mixed fabrics with simple directions and guaranteed results. The druggist offers a Diamond Dyes Color Card for reference. A humorous aside questions a merchant's bill marking, with a reply that the seller knows them well.
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