Monterey Flood Devastates City Known as Chicago of Mexico
The Santa Catarina flood in Monterey Mexico swamps the city after days of rain with 1200 feared dead. Officials report homes destroyed and thousands homeless in plazas and high ground shelters as relief efforts mobilize and damages are tallied, including the steel plant and electric systems.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Mexico
Santa Catarina
Monerey
Republic
Chicago
United States
Greek King Bows to Public Opinion in Greece
Athens Aug 30 The Greek royal crisis subsides after a mutiny and new cabinet. A decree grants amnesty to 548 troops encamped outside the city for 24 hours. Crown prince to resign as army chief and reforms call for three general officers under royal authority. The cabinet pledges reforms and keeps foreign policy intact.
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Athens
Greece
Zorbas
Outrage Over Employment Agencies Ties to Peonage Probe
In Pittsburg reporters reveal Schoenville peonage allegations linked to Pressed Steel Car plant workers. Government investigators will press for new laws to curb misrepresentation by agencies aiding strikebreakers. John H Jordan plans to include action in DOJ report. Witnesses examined privately as inquiry nears completion.
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Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Schoenville
United States Congress
Chicago
New York
United States
John H. Jordan
Department of Justice
Washington
Mr. Jordan
U S Wins Vast Share at Rheims Aviation Meet
A terse summary notes U S dominance at Rheims aviation meeting. Includes a Glasgow ber ber killed resisting arrest in Kentucky, Taft accepting Ormsby McHarg’s resignation, Camp Perry NRA tournament nearing close, a New York progressive Democrats conference planned, a Hig Four collision injuring six, a guard shooting a woman in South Carolina, Haffen removal in The Bronx, and Taft amendments statement to a commission in New York.
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United States
D. Spalding
Glasgow
Taft
Ormsby McHarg
National Rifle Association
Camp Perry
Albany
N. Y
Hig
Springfield
Joe Bates
Spartanburg
S. C
Decia Boiter
Hughes
Louis F. Haffen
Hronx
New York
Wickersham
Boys Try to Wreck Train Near Kankakee
Four boys aged fourteen to sixteen attempted to derail a southbound Chicago Express on the Nickel Central line near Kankakee Illinois by placing frog blocks and rail braces at a switch. They were arrested at the scene and confessed they wanted to see a wreck.
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Kankakee
Werry Smith
Sam
David Blatt
Clayton Robertson
Sermon at Ball Park During Minneapolis Game
On August 30 in Nicollet Park Rev. G. L. Morrill spoke to about 7 000 fans before the Minneapolis Kansas City game. Introduced by umpire Sing, he urged enjoying Sunday baseball and urged the Minneapolis club to climb toward the pennant while noting that the home team should not lose.
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Minneapolis
Nicollet Park
Morrill
Auto Tragedy Kills Five in St Louis Train Crash
Five people die when an automobile struck by a passenger train near Creve Coeur lake, Missouri. The Witte brothers Theodore and Miro, their sister in law Mrs Klinge, Miss Halcyon Campbell, and Frederick O Witte perished. the party was returning from the lake. In Illinois, Samuel Mossman and brother Joseph Mossman were injured when their car hit an interurban near Morton.
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St. Louis
Aug. Su
Theodore F. Witte
Theodore F. Witte, Jr
Carl Klinge
Halcyon Campbell
Frederick O. Witte
Witte Hardware Company
Kiinge
Creve Coeur Lake
Wartier
Miro Witte
Bos
Bloomington
Samuel Mossman
Morton
Joseph
Destructive Scranton Mine Collapse Destroys Homes
A major mine cave in Scranton demolishes part of West Scranton, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Cork and Bottle colliery area sank six to eight feet, undermining public No. 16 school and a new three story tenement. Gas and water lines broken, residents kept from area to prevent fires.
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Scranton
Fairlawn Coal Company
Reform Leader Receives Threat Over Sunday Protests
The Rev. Birney Hudson of Atlantic City New Jersey reports a letter threatening to blow up his First Baptist Church and to assassinate him unless Sunday baseball and liquor sales reform efforts stop. Police consider the note valuable and claim a clue to the sender.
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Atlantic City
N. Z
Birney Hudson
Reformers
Nquor
First Baptist Church
Indiana man kills wife then dies after failed reunion bid
In Indianapolis on Sunday James Garrett shot his wife at 626 6th Street after an attempt to win her back from Evansville. He then shot himself and died hours later. The couple’s son was unharmed but the weapon misfired on the child. Garrett was a printing shop foreman in Evansville.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
James Garrett
Garrett
Twelfth Street
Attorneys General Elect Officers
James Bingham of Indiana was chosen secretary and treasurer at the convention of attorneys general. Fred B. Jackson of Kansas was elected president and M. S. Webb of California was named vice president.
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Buffalo
James Bingham
Indiana
Fred
Jackson
Kansas
Webb
California
Aldrich Off to Europe for Monetary Work
United States Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island, chairman of the national monetary commission, sails for Europe to complete arrangements and gather information on Italy’s monetary system for the commission’s currency reform efforts.
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New York
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
National Monetary Commission
Congress
Europe
Italy
Zeppelin II Welcomed in Berlin and Returns to Friedrichshafen
The airship Zeppelin II with Count Zeppelin on board arrived in Berlin shortly after noon Sunday to an uproarious reception with the emperor taking part. It departed Berlin at 11:24 p.m. last night to continue its return voyage to Friedrichshafen.
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Zeppelin
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Japanese chamber reps to visit Seattle on inspection tour
Forty or more representatives of Japanese chambers of commerce are set to arrive in Seattle on Thursday and will shortly begin an inspection trip across the country.
Futurity Race For Two Year Olds At Sheepshead Bay
The Futurity classic for two year olds foaled before the start is run this afternoon at Sheepshead Bay.
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Sheepshead Bay
Farmer shot in ambush near Elliott county home
L John son of Elliott county was found dead in the highway near his home by his wife. He had been shot from ambush. An incipient feud is suspected as the cause of the murder.
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Louisville
L. Johnson
Elliott County
Ite
Secret of long life tied to blood study claims
A French scientist and American testimonial promote Electric Bitters as a life extending tonic for blood purification and nerve vitality. Patient W M Shermas of Cushing Maine reports kidney trouble cured. product marketed at Obas D Knoefel’s for 50 cents.
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W. M. Shermas
Cushing
Obas
D. Knoefel
Warlike conditions threaten Illinois river lands dispute
Illinois legislators urge immediate state action to preserve public fishing rights in the East St. Louis and Peoria water lands. The investigation reveals alleged extensive private encroachment, arming guards and looming clashes as the state moves to reclaim tens of thousands of acres along the Mississippi Illinois rivers.
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Peoria
Jil
Legislative Made Lands Investigating Committee
John G. Oglesby
Stead
Spring
Thompson Lakes
Illinois
Iegislators
State Fish Commission
Hlinois
Nat Cohen
St. Louis
Mississippi
Ilinois
East St. Louis
Commonwealth of Hiness
Indiana
Cincinnati
United States
New Malady Growing In Illinois Says Army Doctor
Washington Aug. 30 More than fifty pellagra cases are reported with fifty recoveries and fifty more under suspicion at Peoria State Hospital. Capt Joseph F Stier of the Army Medical Corps investigated the outbreak and urged special bacteriological study. He believes the disease has long prevailed at Peoria and across Illinois and the western states.
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Washington
Peoria
State Hospital
War Department
Joseph F. Stier
Army Medical Corps
Stier
Illinois
West
Race tragedy claims two lives at Brighton Beach
In New York, Laurent Grosse driver of the Stearns car died from injuries after the 24 hour race at Brighton Beach motor drome Friday night. Mechanician Leonard Cole was instantly killed in the same accident.
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New York
Laurent Grosse
Stearns
Brighton Beach
Leonard Cole
Harriman Improves at Arden Mountain Home
Edward H. Harriman is reported to be improving while resting at his Arden mountain home. His condition is described as steady as he recovers away from public view.
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Edward H. Harriman
Arden, N
National League and American League baseball results recap
Sports wire reports show no Sunday NL games. AL games list scores from St Louis Chicago Detroit Columbus Toledo Minneapolis St Paul and Milwaukee with batter details and pitching lineups.
Speedway blamed for five fatalities in Indiana verdicts
Indianapolis August 30 6 In the case of the second three deaths at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway coroner Blackwell rendered a verdict blaming the Speedway for the accident. He said the track condition and its allowance of racing on the day contributed to the National car tire burst and the three deaths.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
National
Merz Becft
Blackwell
The
Speedway
Claude Kellum
National Machine
John Weat
Homer Jolliff
Speedway Company
National Tire
Arrests of Marker and Shirk Shake Tipton Bank Reopenings
In Tipton Indiana William H Marker former cashier and E W Shirk bank president were arrested as expected after the First National Bank reopened. Shortage of 135000 prompted the moves while federal authorities timed actions to spare stockholders. Bondmen sprang up quickly and townspeople reacted with surprise but confidence remained as examiners prepare evidence for the grand jury.
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Tipton
Ind
William H. Marker
W. Shirk
First National Bank
Shirk
Weir
Bennett
Markers
E. W. Shirk
Federal Grand Jury
William Ti. Marker
Marker
Water splashers A Swedish view of English life and manners
A Svenska Dagbladet correspondent skewers English habits noting peculiarities in cleanliness air quality and public behavior. He mocks how English people wash spit parks and museums and ridicules hygiene obsession while contrasting city life with U is ta. The piece ends with a jab about discount business ethics.
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Svenska Dagbladet
London
England
British Museum
Great Eastern Railway
Usta
Sugar and Candy Advice for Kids in Daily Life
An article argues moderation with sugar and sun and fresh air for children, citing Dr Woods Hutchinson on common sense supervision. It notes candy craving stems from insufficient regular diet and promotes balanced meals with sugar in moderation. It also includes a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs with a 5c to 1.00 price range and a trial bottle offer.
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Woods Hutchinson
Success Magazine
J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
King
Chas. D. Knoefel
Curtiss Wins Gordon Bennett Cup In Record Flight
Glenn H Curtiss, the American aviator, won the Gordon Bennett trophy at Rheims in the fastest twenty kilometer journey ever by man. His time was 15 minutes 50.35 seconds, beating Louis Bleriot by 33.5 seconds over the same course.
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Curtiss
Rheims
Glenn II Curtiss
Bleriot
Notice to Subscribers About Missing Delivery
Notice to subscribers of the New Albany Teipewe asking readers to notify the Tribune Company if papers are not received regularly and promptly. Contact numbers for the Cumberlans at 3011 Home P65 are provided.
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New Albany Teipewe
Tribuse
Cumberlans
Desperate deed shocks Joseph mother poisons children
Mrs Carrie Sanderson of Florence addition in a fit of insanity gave five of six children morphine and attempted to poison the sixth. Neighbors discovered the act and she cut her throat but survived. Weldon aged five died, the other children aged two to ten endured stomach trouble while physicians saved their lives.
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Joseph
Carrie Sanderson
Florence Adition
Weldon
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