Tokyo Earthquake Devastates City and Suburbs
A major quake and aftershocks devastate Tokyo and Yokohama areas. Tens of thousands killed or injured, with widespread destruction including central Tokyo landmarks. Refugees flood suburbs. trains resume, relief operations expand as Japan mobilizes aid and shelter.
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WASHINGTON
Georgetown iverasky
Tondorf
Washstone
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Associated Press
wenty
Yokohama
Tokie
Hakone
Tokio
Toklo Ia
Karuizawa
Japan Advertiser
fyeken hotel
Hus
Japan
Birohita
Akasaka
rohuto
Bank of Japan
Ouhiko Ilku
Ita resources
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anced
Kama‘a
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis and Surrounding Area
Forecast for Indianapolis Monday and Tuesday calls for clear to fair skies, with a warmer northern half Monday and cooler conditions across the north Tuesday. The Almanac notes yesterday’s humidity near 25 percent at noon, with temperatures around 84 percent later, and reports precipitation and departures from normal timings for January.
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India
Indianapolia
Indianapolia Star
imea
U S Ambassador and wife saved after Tokyo quake report
A cables message from Tokyo confirms Ambassador Cyrus Woods and Mrs Woods are alive and safe. The embassy building was destroyed but no fire reported. A separate dispatch later says Doris Babsitt was the only embassy casualty.
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PORTLAND
Ore-Sept-—Cyrue
FE ‘Woods
Japan
Woods
legation
Toklo
Takeda
LONDON
Associated Press
Reuter
Shanghai
Osaka
Cyrus FE. Woods
United States
ambasaador
Wooda
Doris Babspitt
Greece Denies Threat to Albania as Italy Accepts Demands
Athens reports readiness to follow ambassadors decisions on Italy's demands after Janina killings. Col Plastiras says Greece welcomes the decision and will fight if Italy advances from Corfu. Rome confirms Italy accepts terms and will evacuate Corfu once Greece acts. Paris notes official receipt of Greece's acceptance.
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ATHENS
Associated Press
Greece
council of ambassadors
Italy
Universal Service
Col. Plastiras
Uctator
Italiana
reemain
Corfu
wiil
Janina
repre Ee
Albania
ROME
PARIS
Ex Prosecutor Accused of Stealing Automobile
Hartford City Indiana September 9 ex prosecutor Orville Pursley former prosecuting attorney of Wells and Blackford counties arrested at his home on vehicle taking charges. Three others Arlos Hemmick Louis Orendorf Nt Fee Brinkley arrested with similar charges. Sheriff and county detectives led the case. bond posted for Circuit Court appearance.
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HARTFORD CITY
Ind
Orville A. Pursley
Wella
Blackford
Charles Bennett
Arlos Hemmick
Louis’ Orendorf
J. B. Orendorf
Fee Brinkley
County Horsethief Detective Association
Pursley
Elmer Lucan
E. B. Landes
Redkey
Portland
American Swims English Channel Completing Channel Crossing
Charles Toth of Boston swam from France to England in sixteen hours and fifty four minutes arriving near Dover at 11 50 this morning. He used the trudewon stroke and did not beat the previous record set by Tiraboachi. Toth trained with Henry Sullivan.
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DOVER
England
Universal Service
Charles Toth
Boston
Henry Sullivan
English channel
Toth
Tiraboachi
Whiting Motor executive found dead in New Jersey apartment
Allen H. Whiting, president of the Whiting Motor Corporation of New Jersey, was found dead in his New York City apartment today with a bullet wound to the head. An investigation is reported to be underway as officials seek to determine if the death was self-inflicted.
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NEW YORK
Allen H. Whiting
Whiting Motor Corporation of
New Jersey
Bliss
bta
Moran
barka
ita
dillon
finnilly
Thomas Jefferson
Red Cross quake relief fund advances to $82,000
Indianapolis Red Cross reports urgent drive for Japans earthquake relief with a current total near 82000 toward a 50000 quota. Churches statewide and business groups are urged to accelerate collections and remit funds to headquarters at the earliest convenience as reports and totals continue to come in.
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RED CROSS FUND FOR
Red Cross
tet fund
Indianapolis
North Park
Oaklandon
Hed Cross
Woodside
Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
All South Unitarian Church
Hall Place
William Fortune
the
Fortuns
Washington
Only Woman Ambassador in World Leadership Role
International Newareel Michai stands as the sole woman ambassador globally and the only female figure to have served on Communist party executive communities in recent history.
Secretary Mellon approves new designs for paper money
Secretary Mellon announced approval of standardized new designs for United States notes silver certificates and Federal reserve notes up to 100 dollars. Portraits of Presidents and other leaders will appear, with blue red or green overprints and uniform design across notes to deter counterfeiting.
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MELLON
WASHINGTON
Treasur Department
United States
treasury
rome
reserve bank
Federal reserve
Send it today Red Cross drive appeals for Japan relief
The Star urges immediate contributions to the Red Cross for the Japanese disaster. About 3,500 Indianapolis residents had donated. others are urged to give via coupons or at The Star office or Red Cross headquarters. Make checks payable to Frank D. Stalnaker, treasurer.
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Indianapolis
Red Cross
Star
Chamber of Commerce building
Frank D. Stalnaker
Indianapolis Star
American Red Cross
Japan
Europe could pay war debt by going on water wagon
Wayne B Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, says Europe could settle war debts by abstaining from alcohol. He spoke after returning from an international anti alcoholic congress at Codenhagen where he chaired a session.
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WASHINGTON
Universal Service
Europe
Wayne B Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Codenhagen
United Belagas
Eclipse View Plans Highlight Ideal Conditions
Weather Bureau forecasts ideal viewing for Indianapolis observers as a partial solar eclipse unfolds today. Sun will be obscured about half its face, beginning around 2 25 PM and ending near 4 28 PM in the afternoon.
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United States Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Hylan On Road to Recovery After Illness
Baratoga Springs NY reports Mayor Hylan battles pleur pneumonia and shows cautious signs of improvement. Doctors say the road to health will be long as three of his physicians return to New York and bulletins note vital signs improving slowly.
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BARATOGA SPRINGS
Hylan
New York
wan
bedesda
cere omueralls
Charles A Hammack
Red Plot 70 Gain Hold On U S Labor Charged by Miners
New York dispatch reports United Mine Workers accuse foreign forces led from Moscow of plotting to overthrow U S and Canadian governments by seizing control of labor. The document outlines plans to destroy constitutions, install soviet dictatorship, and unify unions under communist leadership. Continued on page three.
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RED
NEW YORK
United Mine Workers of America today
rel
Moscow
organized labor movement of America
Communist Internatonale
sta
America
Legion Aires Meet at Michigan City to Open 5th State Convention
More than 1 000 Indiana Legion veterans gathered in Michigan City to open the region’s fifth annual state convention. Delegates from across the state arrive by train car and trolley for three days of sessions and entertainment. Notable speakers include Gen Milton J Foreman and Albert B Ball with leaders pledging unity to strengthen the organization amid factional tensions. The event continues into Wednesday with officer elections and further addresses planned.
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ANDREW H. HEPRORN
MICHIGAN CITY
Ind
Aman Legion
department of Indiana
alate
ttme
A. Munvan
Poreman
Milton J. Foreman
Chicago
American Legion
Foreman
Albert B Ball
Indianapolis
G A. Ry
addroga
Waldo Htans
Great Lakes
W Kern
Eabor rion
Indianapolia
N Taylor
Indiana Federation of Tabor
J Lemuel Bolles
Arthur Beera
national Red Cross organization
Washington, DC
Foreman Perry Falkner
Shelbrville
Faulkner
Frank Henley
atte
Indiana
wor
exhaléior Legion
neerhing
panuti
Arthur Tall
Archnie Ball
Muncio gore
Rainbow
Convicts Escape as Guards Unite in California Coast Fog
In a fogbound California coast scene near Columbus Reserve Depot convicts K Anthony Dolloff Dunivan and three companions escaped guards, a boat chase to locate them followed by air searches. Marshal Ralph Christler led the pursuit with riot guns as a guard was wounded and the four fled into a cornfield.
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COLUMBUS. O
Albert Coluint
Ohio
yeatemas
Ralph Crissler
East Columbus
Columbus reserve
bert
Dolloff
Dunivan
Clinton
munner
Rise in coal price feared by Pinchot
Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania released a letter to the President urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to reexamine anthracite coal transportation rates to curb consumer price increases for the upcoming winters. He also plans a visit to discuss margins and profits with industry leaders and calls for public action if rates are found excessive.
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WARHINGTON
Coolidge
Denby
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy League
Navy Department
coneu
Bea
PINCHOT
HARRISBURG
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Cooltixe
Travemore
interstate commerce commission
theratea
Pennsylyvania public aervice commission
Framework of Principles for Coal Dispute Settlement
The United States coal commission urged a fixed code for resolving industry disputes, arguing the national interest demands clear rules. It cited Herrin and West Virginia unrest, urging both operators and workers to sacrifice for the public welfare and to adopt a framework of voluntary, principled guidelines guiding all contracts and labor actions.
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WASHINGTON
rlavery
elsit wat
United States coal come mission
Coolidge
Lotheyim
Herrin
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Wreck of seven destroyers near Arguello light reported
Rescue efforts follow a catastrophic naval disaster as seven destroyers sink off Arguello light about 75 miles north of Santa Barbara. A relief train carries 600 survivors. the Cuba liner sinks near San Miguel island with passengers and crew landing at Los Angeles or en route to San Francisco.
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SANTA BARBARA
Cal
Arguello light
Santa Barbara county hospital
naval
Cuba
San Miguel island
Los Angeles
Reno
San Francisco
standard oil
Miller
oJ. Holland
Fleet destroyers wreck in thick fog near Point Honda
The Delphy leading a squadron of nineteen destroyers from San Francisco to San Diego was driven onto rocks off Point Honda in dense fog. One body lies at the railroad station, many men missing or dead after the ships broke apart. Nineteen from the Young and other ships were reported missing with fifteen seriously injured.
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HY RALPH ED
JORDAN
Los Angeles
Corveraal Service
POINT HONDA
Cal
United States
R. A. Conroy
Delphy
Pieraon
San Francisco
San Diego
Point
Honda
Chauncey
Woodbury
Plee
Nicholas
Fuller
Young
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DAVIDA
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B. TORRES
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ETCHAN
pharmaciat
HARRISON
REDDOCK
BALZER
MARTIN
seaman
KIRBY
EVERETT GRADY
VAN SHAAK
NAYLOR
OVERSHINER
HENRY T. KIRKE
freman
cass
SOSEPH SLIMAK
HUGH W. SHIPPER
Jags
DUNCAN
ZARKERZEWSKI
WANE H. MORRIS
JOHN YOUNG
F. ROGERS
San Luis Obispo
Santa EAchate
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Norway
MME
ALEXANDRA ROLLONTAY
Communist Internationale
United Mine Workers of America
Canada
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searthing
minere organization
Revolutionary Movement
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CALIFORNIA
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Pacific Mail
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