Sheriff Seeks Troop Aid as Hazleton Turmoil Deepens
Governor Stone has not acted on Sheriff Harvey’s request for National Guard troops to restore order amid Hazleton unrest. The sheriff, citing threats to life and property, urged state aid while stressing deputies remain calm, though ready to use force if law is broken. The crisis follows strikes in the Lehigh Valley as coal miners confront firm actions and delayed pay.
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Yond Inspection Law Set for Meat Import Ban Enforcement
A semi official notice states the meat inspection bill will apply to domestic and foreign products on a yet to be fixed date. The import prohibition on salted or canned meat products is to be enforced October 2.
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Fierlin
Remarkably Well Behaved During Antthracite Strike Tensions
Philadelphia reports on the tenth day of the anthracite strike with minimal violence and no concessions. About 10,000 miners remain idle in the region as clashes caused casualties near Scranton but involved only striking workers and unrelated sheriffs. Markle & Co employees discuss arbitration but plan to refuse work until grievances are addressed. Mines in Shenandoah and surrounding areas mostly idle with limited activity in Lehigh Valley regions.
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Phiedelphia and Heading Company
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Cambridge colliery closes amid local mine unrest
Shenandoah Pennsylvania September 25 The Cambridge colliery owned by Cambridge Coal company ends operations after a strike disruption. D B R James says strikers threatened workers at homes and the company suspended work for safety. Nearby mines resume or continue with crews, including Ashland Hast colliery and Locust Run areas, while some washeries close after workers quit. Seventy six joiners strike at Tower City colliery amid broader Reading Coal disruption.
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First Bloodshed Reported in Lackawanna Mining District
The outbreak near Sitley in Old Morey township left nineteen Italians wounded as two groups clashed on the road near Blossburten. The injured include Nick Cantileore who is improving after treatment, while operators plan to intensify efforts to break up the strike.
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Olt Morey
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Pilin
Ula
Cyclone Ravages Marahilitown Wrecks Homes Leaves Thirteen Injured
A cyclone swept through Marahilitown, Iowa, leveling houses and injuring thirteen residents as of September 1st. The storm caused extensive damage to the village, with many structures destroyed or damaged beyond repair. enduring peril lingered as rescue crews searched for trapped individuals and assessed the wreckage.
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Destructive Fire Near Ferguson Claims Two Young Lives
A blaze near Ferguson nine miles from the city last night killed two infants aged one, injured thirteen others, and demolished several houses. The dead are SRORGH and BALMO0, children of hotel keeper John Lovelady. The depot collapsed and fourteen freight cars were reduced to kindling.
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German Foreign Office Denies Salisbury Note Details
Berlin reports that the German Foreign Office rejects a British reply claim as false and notes no formal answer has been given. It says Salisbury has not committed to a final reply, though discussions occurred, and German hopes to sway England remain. British and American positions are described with emphasis on no formal US reply yet.
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Krewe Zeitung
United States
Prince Tian Named President of China Privy Council
Washington reports from diplomatic quarters that Prince Tian has been appointed president of the privy council of China replacing the grand secretary. Several other Chinese officials are said to have been honored recently as well.
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Germany to Present Ultimatum to China, London Says
London reports Britain authorizes Aigeredic to say Germany will present an ultimatum to China. The move aims to provoke friction between Germany and Great Britain and delay united actions. German embassy official denies the ultimatum story.
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Weather outlook with showers and cooler trend
Eastern area expects showers and colder temperatures with a southern northern split. Thursday and Friday forecast show continued showers, colder in the south, with southerly winds and a brief northerly tendency as a low pressure system moves in.
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Oklahoma
Attitude of Germany stirs Washington officials over China talks
Washington officials read German press as hinting at complicating U S China peace talks. Reports say Berlin aims to pressure Washington, with officials warning a possible war drift. General Wilson viewed as potential U S negotiator. Chaffee orders and Pekin dispatches noted.
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From Chapfer to Tien Tain Wilson Remaia at Pekin
Reported dispatch from General Chatfin dated September 25 notes Wil leaving for Tien Tain Wilson Remaia at Pekin. Adjutant Gon is mentioned as part of the communications.
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Chilean War Rumors Denied by Official
Washington dispatch reports Chile’s foreign secretary denying groundless war rumors circulating in Associated Press coverage. He says no imminent hostilities with Argentina, Peru or Bolivia, attributing talk to Chile’s alleged treaty nonconformity.
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Ferarian Today
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Washington Dispatch on Pekin Situation Delays
A dispatch from General Chefron reports conditions in Pekin and notes the delay in instructions to Minister Gongur regarding ties with Port Tl and Pane Ching. The delay aims to clarify the plan for assignments and ensure coordination with American forces, while foreign negotiations continue without direct involvement from the U S in war actions.
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Italy and Austria Open to German Proposal
The note from the Home Government indicates that Italy and Austria are the only powers to respond favorably to the German proposal. Britain remains cautious as other nations show hesitation and a shift in alignments toward Germany.
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