Italy Bombards Corfu As Greece Faces League Pressure
In early September reports from Athens indicate Greece refuses to recognize League of Nations decisions amid Italy’s actions. Italian forces occupy Cephalonia and Samos. Corfu bombardment triggers protests and refugee casualties. Greece awaits League guidance as tensions rise.
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Indianapolis Weather Forecast Preview for Monday and Tuesday
Partial cloud cover with local wind showers expected Monday. Tuesday remains mostly fair with little temperature change. Special Weather Bureau report notes yesterday’s conditions, humidity, precipitation, and temperature readings for Indianapolis and vicinity with no major shifts anticipated.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapalis Star
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Queen Victoria of Sweden in critical condition
Stockholm dispatch reports Queen Victoria, sixty five, gravely ill under care in Stockholm. Copenhagen coverage cites a Stockholm Tidende correspondent and notes rapid deterioration in the Swedish queen's health.
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QUEEN VICTORIA
SWEDEN
COPENHAGEN
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Stockholm
Seizure of Mines Threaten Settlement Efforts
Harrisburg reports that seizure of anthracite coal mines by either federal or state governments could force a rapid settlement of the miners strike. Governor Pinchot weighs plans with mine operators and unions as pressure grows. health measures and production concerns are cited. The article also notes the upcoming Indiana state fair opening with strong expected attendance and showings of cattle and exhibits.
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City Budget Expected to Pass Tonight in Council
City budget and revenue measures for 1924 face approval at tonight’s council meeting. A 2.02 tax levy for 1924 is proposed, about 7.3 percent higher than the prior 4.7 cent levy. Democrat Heydon W. Buchanan is anticipated to join administration supporters to secure the required majority.
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Heydon W. Buchanan
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Shank
New Features on Financial Pages Highlight Market Movements
The Star's financial pages present two tables: a complete bond market history and, for the first time, a detailed table showing stock movements. The new features titled Money at Work begin a series on investment aspects, tracking ebb and flow in prices and trends.
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Kentucky Governor Candidate Campbell Cantrill Dies
Louisville report states J Campbell Cantril Cantril of Georgetown Kentucky Democratic nominee for Governor died after abdominal operation at a Louisville hospital. He was 50. his career spanned the Kentucky General Assembly and the Sixty first Congress. A successor to head the ticket will be chosen in Louisville on Sept 1 by the Democratic central and executive committees.
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LOUISVILLE
J. Campbell Cantrlil
Georgetown
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Cantril
Alben W. Barldey
Paducah
Wirat
Cantrill
Democratic state central and executive committees
Louis~ville
Woman Dies in Shelbyville Crash Near Midnight
An eight person party from Indianapolis and Fort Harrison were involved when their car wrecked north of Shelbyville. Mrs. H. D. Gilchrist died from a broken neck. Corp. FF Langston suffered a fractured arm and remained unconscious. The vehicle, owned by Anthony Laraxa, allegedly had permission to use it and was driven at high speed while the group drank. The body was taken to an undertaker in Shelbyville and funeral plans were expected in Fort Harrison. Dr. George Thraw, coroner, investigated the crash.
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SHELBYVILLE
Ind
Indianapolis
Fort Harrison
Shelby vile
H. D. Gilchrist
Fort Marrison
Corp. FF. Langston
Anthony Laraxa
New Terney
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Thraw
Tr ock Kills Little DiRe Driver Held on Technical Charges
Norma Winchester two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Winchester of East Twelfth street died yesterday morning at St Vincent s hospital from injuries suffered Thursday morning when struck by a truck driven by Carroll Kline of West Thirty ate street a driver for the Indiana Bell Telephone Company The child was playing on Twelfth street Policemen Gooch and Bennighuer were informed a truck with several neighborhood children nearby struck the child and she fell under the left rear wheel She was examined by Dr Freeman and taken to the hospital Saturday night Deputy coroner Dr Willat A Danenans said the death was caused by internal injuries continued on page two
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William T. Winchester
Twelfth street
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Carroll Kline
West Thirty-ate
Indiana, Rel Telephone Company
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Cities of Japan in Ruins and Thousands Dead
Descriptive note on eastern Honshu coast showing Tokio Yokohama and nearby towns devastated by a sequence of earthquakes, tsunamis, and fires. The account highlights widespread ruin, depopulation, and destruction of modern business districts amid ongoing catastrophe.
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Tokyo Yokohama fire and quake death toll tops 100000
Reports from Shanghai and San Francisco describe Tokyo and Yokohama devastated by an earthquake and fire. Casualties exceed 100,000 in and around the two cities with vast destruction beyond. Fires, tsunamis, and martial law slow relief as communications collapse and thousands flee.
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Yokohama Earthquake and Fire Devastate City
A wireless dispatch reports Yokohama struck by a devastating quake and fire with ten thousand dead or injured. All communications severed, refugees gather in parks as fires burn. Typhoon had swept toward Takla and worsened chaos across surrounding areas.
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Japanese Disaster at a Glance Smolders Through Tokyo and Yokohama
The quake wrecks Tokyo and Yokohama with tens of thousands homeless and widespread debris. Landslides bury villages as fires rage and ships in Yokohama harbor suffer losses. Refugees flood open country while famine threatens. Relief moves deploy American, Asian, and mercantile fleets to aid, with Tokyo arsenal explosions injuring thousands.
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Liner Arrivals From U S Quake Region Reported
Dispatches describe several ships arriving at Yokohama and San Francisco with Americans after a disaster. Notables listed include Mrs Care villa, Sophie Hart, Ferdinand Sarr, Vito De Graetan, and others aboard ships like the Siberia Maru and Tenso Maru.
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Tremors Felt Worldwide as Seismic Activity Spikes
Widespread quakes struck near Japan and Manila with strong aftershocks. Observatories in London Manila and Washington report tremors and long lasting shaking. Officials say quake centers lie thousands of miles apart with notable intensity and historical echoes.
Red Cross mobilizes aid for Japan after quake
United States Red Cross signals rapid response to Japan disaster with plans to deploy nurses and relief supplies via destroyers and fast ships. National headquarters seeks Japanese guidance on needs while recalling aid sent after the San Francisco earthquake. Negotiations with Japan and embassy status in Tokyo raise official caution.
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