Quake Death Toll Soars as Tokyo Cremations Reach Sixty Thousand
Florence dispatch reports seismic activity forecast by Prof Alfani as Japan faces vast disaster aftermath. Up to Sept 8 about 80 000 dead cremated in Tokyo area with Yokohama casualties around 110 000. 500 000 treated in emergency wards. Foreign residents affected include British and Americans. relief efforts coordinate ships and embassies amid widespread disruption.
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FLORENCE
Italy
Alfani
Gaeadynammic observatory
Japan
Taklo
Yokohama
Tokio
Osaka
Kobe
Suzukawa
Tokiada dine
Kofu
Yenkyo Kachiosi
Warabi
Tauchiura
Boro
Ixu
Fanagawa
Saitama
Chiba
Gum-Ma
Yamanashi
Shizuoke
Yahosuka
Kofi
Takasaki
Nikko
Akasaka
Akasuke palace
ministry for foreign affairs
Empress of
Australia
Andre
Shiba
Kanagawa
Weather Forecast for Indiana Wednesday and Thursday
Forecast for Indiana, including Indianapolis, calls for cloudy conditions Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Early indications suggest overcast skies and minimal variation in temperature across the region.昨日湿度与降水数据提供背景，但未来两天的天气仍以云层为主，气温波动有限。
Weds seven women including Hoosier amid bigamy charge
Harry R. Roshon of Warren Ohio confessed to police he married seven women across the country, six in the last four years, while previously linked to a Seattle poisoning case. He disclosed marriages in Warren, Leavittsburg, Fort Wayne, Spokane, Des Moines, Evanville, and Paton, with varying outcomes and bail forfeitures. Authorities verify lists of wealthy prospects but found no confirmed ties. Thomas H. Fisher, Missouri Democratic secretary, died at 46 in Marshall.
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LOS ANGELES
Cal
Harry R. Roshon
Warren
A. E B. Woors
Anna Daniela
Seattle
Roshon
district attorney’s office
Emma J. Johnson
Warren, O
Della ‘Whalen
Leagittsburg
Fort Wayne
Uber
Wheat
Jennie Newret
Paton
po- Ice
Ind
Ning B. Kring un
A. BE. Reed
Evanaville
Wis
Belle Parker
Mra. Helen Posse
Roshon ja
Roshen
MARSHALL
Thomas H. Fisher
Missouri state Democratic committee
Block Transfer of School Nutrition Contested by Women Groups
A board of school commissioners faced a temporary block on transferring nutrition supervision to the health department after Indianapolis women’s organizations protested. The matter was referred to the Instruction Committee for further investigation. Delegation leaders cited finances and potential loss of local control, while some officials supported the transfer to avoid duplicated duties. Also announced were a series of school appointments across elementary schools and high schools including Broad Ripple and Shortridge, with new principals, teachers, and staff listed.
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board of school commissioners
board of public health
Indianapolis
Instruction committee
J.T. McWhirter
John W. Moore
Woman's Department Club
board of health
health department
Mra
A. J. Clark
Local
Council of Women
J. J. Brown
Monday Club
Quincey Dunlop
Womans’ Department Club
Charlea A.“ Smith
Parent-Teacher Association
John White
Chamber of Commerce
T._W._Demmerly
Marie Haslop
Adolph G. Hmhardt
health board
William D. Allison
Charles J. Barry
Bert S. Gadd
Hassep
Emhardt
E.A. Gram
Lela E. Randall
Mary H. Hall
Christine Alexander
Serena Ostheimer
Georgia Shaw
Mary rs Cavender
Norma Hall
Florence Newhouse
Margaret Wood
Hazel Schnitzlus
Beulah B McColgin
Gail C. Tripp
Florence Hill
Helen B. McLean
Gladys V. Wanke
Jeanette Gawne
he R. Shaw
Glenn M. Asher
Katherine Book
James Greaham
Shelbyville Child Killed in Street Intersection Crash
Ernest Trentelman three years old of Shelbyville Ind died from injuries in a crash today when the automobile he rode in collided with a freight truck at a street intersection. The impact crushed his chest and caused additional injuries before rescue units arrived after two hours.
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SHELBYVILLE
Ind
Ernest Trentelman
ALORS
Cincinnati Traction
Indianapolis Faces $6000 Shortfall for quake relief
Indianapolis lacks 6000 of goal set for quake relief as “Bob White” gives 100. A Book of Remembrance will list all contributors to the Red Cross fund. Funds raised in Indianapolis and Marion County reach toward Japan relief with thousands of volunteers and church groups remaining to contribute.
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INDIANAPOLIS
Red Cross fund
Japan
American Red Cross
Marion county
Red Cross
Hed Cross
The
Star
Washington
central fund
Bob White
Mary Sloan
Ex-State Auditor William Oliver Found Dead in Barn
Special to The Indianapolis Star Franklin Ind Sept 1 ex state auditor William Oliver the well known politician was found hanged in a rope from a barn rafter at his Forest Ridge stock farm five miles south of Franklin Despondent over ill health and the recent death of Joseph Bell Indianapolis ex mayor friend Oliver died about 10 20 am the body taken to the house He had been in poor health since his defeat last November and had moved to his country home Oliver born 1873 Franklin educated at Franklin college Indiana university law school served as mayor of Franklin 1900 and state auditor 1920 1922 later editor and active in state politics and local boards.
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Indianapola Star
FRANKLIN
Ind
Wiliam
Oliver
Forest Ridge stock farm
polla
Milas Viola Murphy
Camp Knox
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Joseph E . Bell
Indianapolis
Franklin public achona
Franklin college
yeats
Indiana university law school
Indiana
industrial school for
Clermont
Republican state committee
Olver
ureasury Waten Tog
treasury Watchdog
Methodist
Franklin Republican
Franklin school board
children’s board of guard
The Golden Rule Red Cross Drive for Japan Relief
Indianapolis chapter asks residents to donate to the Japanese earthquake relief fund with a $50,000 city quota. The Star urges participation and invites contributions via the paper or directly to Red Cross treasurer Frank D. Stainaker at the Chamber of Commerce building, citing past generosity toward San Francisco.
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NDIANAPOLIS
Japan
universal brotherhood
San Francisco
Indianapolis
the
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Frank D. Stalnaker
Indianapolis Star
American Revolt Cross
Legion Members Turn to Election of State Officers
Members of the American Legion in Michigan gather at the fifth annual state convention at the Spaulding hotel to elect a new commander. Col Hiram Beares leads a growing faction, with Arthur Ball and Dr H H Martin also in the race. Judge Landis addressed the gathering urging soldiers to support the bonus amid wartime debates and pacifist opposition.
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AEPHURN
MICHIGAN
American Legion
Spaulding hotel
legionnaires
Hiram Bearsa
Peru
Col Beares
gallantey
France
Arthur Ball
Muncie
H H Martin
Laporte
Frank McHale
Logansport
Landis
Je FKionnaires
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Chicago
beachail
legion
Milton J Foreman
Judge Landix
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Rotary district conference ends in Indiana in 1923 meeting
The Twentieth District Rotary International executive conference adjourned after a noon luncheon with Rotarians from Indiana clubs. District Governor Arthur H Sapp presided as plan and policy discussions covered finances, program planning, and international coordination for the next gathering February 21 22 1924 at French Lick and West Baden hotels.
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Rotary International
tthem Rotary
iMate
Indiana
French Lick
West Baden
aypool
Rotary
board of
trovernor
Arthur H Sapp
Archio Grossman
Roy Sahm
ings
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
Rapp
Robert Willams
group No
Indianapolis
William
conferencea
Ita
Chad Burns
Valparalan club
AMondas
Stoner
Robert Huen
Richmond club
Rernors
Walter Pittsford
Frank Maniey
John N Dyer
Rotary quartet
plana anul
Toronto
Canara
pension Témarke
Manly
Dyer
Phtteford
Charlee W. Watking
FT Wills
Frank H Hatfield
Hatfelt
Rotary Internaional
Passenger Train Drops With Bridge In Oklahoma
A passenger train between Muskogee and a northern Arkansas stop derailed after hitting a bridge near Muskogee. The bridge and most coaches burned. no passengers are believed hurt. Officials report to the division office as fire crews respond to the scene.
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MUSKOGER
Okla
St Touts & San Francher
Fasatteyiti
Ark Ane
Hkmulgee
TIoneleck
Bridge
Murkoger
thik
Lloyd George to visit Indianapolis October 22
Secretary of Labor Ar ranges Indianapolis So journ-Due in Hoosier City on Oct 22. The itinerary for All American tour places Lloyd George, prime minister of England, in Indianapolis as part of a U S visit coordinated by Secretary of Labor Davin. Indianapolis chosen for its status as the American Legion headquarters and inland capital of Indiana.
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Secretary of Labor
Indianapolis
Hoosier City
KEVERETT C. WATHING
WASHINGTON
Heloyd George
England
Indianapolle
American Legion Lloyd Georgee
Montreal
Toronto
United States
Labor
fament Davin
Welchman
Lloyd Georges
Lionel Georges aetretart
Lloyd George
Ite
American Legion
Davis
Btar
America
Grounded destroyers near destruction near Santa Barbara
The USS destroyers Bear and companions ran aground near Santa Barbara and face breaking up. Seven ships including Young Woodbury Chauncey Lee Fuller Nichola are damaged, with twenty two missing or dead. Recovery efforts focus on bodies identified and plans to cut hulls have been postponed.
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Cal
Porphy
Young
Woodbury
Chauncey
Lee
Fuller
Nicholan
fatten marka wa
Co Vanahank
White River
W Conway
Omaha
Neb
Lenine Walks Unassisted, Soviet Agent Reports
Moscow dispatch reports Soviet publicist Radek saying Lenin’s condition improved enough for him to walk unaided with a paralyzed leg. Doctors reportedly allowed Lenin to read telegrams as bond measures stir. Also notes rail bond issues approved, including Wabash Railroad terminal bonds at 4 percent over fifty years.
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MOSCOW
Kharl
Radek
piblictis
Kharkev
Preemier Lenine
Tenin
Council of
Mintetera
O. K. WASHINGTON
Scot
interetate cone meres commission
Wabash Jpaglwar Company
FIUME Question Divides Italy and Jugoslavia in Crisis
Paris and Geneva dispatches report Mussolini pressing direct talks with Belgrade over Fiume. Italy rejects mediation and hints at annexation, while Jugoslav premier seeks Swiss mediation. Greece warns of wider Balkan tension as Corfu and front reinforcements draw concern.
Apron String Boys Fill Prisons in Colembia
A 1911 discussion by Warden Thomas advocates reform and training for detained youths. He argues that new discipline and work could deter youths from crime, linking prison reform to national ideas. The piece notes boys, kept by mothers, may be drawn into the system as they age.
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COLEMBIA
Letah
orvery
Thomas
Watten Thomas
peraun
Sullivan chosen as district leader candidate in Marion County
Democratic county chair Russell J R3an announced support for Reginald H Sullivan as seventh district chairman at a Marion County precinct committeemen meeting. The move followed pressure from McGee backers who pressed delaying tactics, while Shipp supporters resisted shifts. Ryan pledged Sullivan as the party choice, with Sullivan a former county chairman and regular party official, amid divisions and last minute reversals during the club meeting at the Indiana Democratic Club.
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MAIRICE
Russell J R3an
Reginald H Sullivan
Marion county
Indiana Democratic Club
Joseph KB Bell
hairman Ryan
Sullvan
parts
Supporttts
Thomba McGee
Lincoln
Ryan
Ian Mr
McGee
Sullivan
war
C. O. Shipp
Chaimman
Tate
Ryan fow
Reginald Sulvan
Indians Democratic Club
J winh
lote
Sullitan van
hid
Reon andi
cia
fiet
Me‘ace
hal hockniwl
chatrman
Ryan Sorse
Roohker
McGree
hey
Berrett
Parrett
Baby found in valise on Gary street corner
A month-old girl was found crying inside a blue and white blanket in a suitcase on a Gary street corner. An officer on patrol located the infant, who was taken to Methodist Hospital in good condition. Police seek the mother. initial details offer no clues to parentage.
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Indianapolia Ster
GARY
Ind
Garytela
crg
Afaeacs
Methodist
Nurvea
preaurp
mutts
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