Greeks Rise In Revolt As Allied Fleet At Piraeus
Greece is gripped by revolt as Allied forces gain influence. Rebels raid Greek troop barracks at Silenčs Vedona and Kort Line, press for government removal and alliance with the Entente. King Constantine abdication rumors circulate. Venizelos seen as hopeful to govern with Allied backing.
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Endicott yacht fire and injuries prompt urgent actions
A yacht cruise of Judge Endicott’s party near Atlantic City ended in a sudden fire and panic as 12 women and men fled aboard lifeboats. Several passengers were hospitalized with burns and shock, including Kendall Read and Mrs. Findicott. Captain Jeffries and crew responded quickly to rescue all aboard, with ongoing medical care for the injured.
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Findicott
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Greek Revolution Claims First Victims at Salonica
Fragmentary readable text notes early casualties in Salonica amid Greek revolutionary activity. Names, dates, and specifics are unclear, but the report centers on initial fatalities linked to the Greek revolt and reactions from local authorities.
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U S captive may be villa's brother
A Mexican man was taken from a train near Yaiftn twelve miles from here and held in Fort Bliss guard house on orders of General Tell amid rumors he is Hipolito Villa brother of Francisco Villa. Trevino is said to be moving toward the border to obtain ammunition as Villa plans a test near El Paso. Authorities rush troops from Juarez toward the border to intercept Villa intent on a northward move.
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Naval vessels send S O S from Cristobal
Two steamers reported to the Navy that they had packed up wireless distress calls from near Cristobal Panama Zone. The calls were fragmentary and could not reveal vessel names or home ports. The department investigated a Guantanamo Bay transmitter and traced signals to an unidentified naval vessel, with reports suggesting Pacific routes and possible connections to liners.
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College Men Must Remain on Border
War Department orders Fort Brown and Fort Houston to keep personnel near the border. Applicants previously approved for service remain on duty, with dependents to be considered under the border security plan.
Italians Open Albania Drive Amid Balkan Front Turmoil
A dramatic World War I era dispatch notes Italian forces advancing toward Albania from Aviona area while Romanian, Russian, and Bulgarian fronts see shifting gains. The report highlights Austro-Hungarian pressure, Allied diversions, and mounting regional strategic moves as Turkish, Greek, and Balkan forces react amid ongoing offensives.
France and Allies Triumph On the Marne Highlight
In a Hammond-like recounting tone the article recalls the Marne Battle as a pivotal Allied victory in World War I. It invokes von Kluck Joffre and Foch and describes French resilience and strategic leadership that repelled German forces and rallied the nation toward eventual victory.
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GIVES WAGE FIXING TO COMMERCE BOARD
Washington September an amendment by Senator Underwood to the eight hour railway bill gives the Interstate Commerce Commission power to fix hours of labor and wages for all employees named in Section 1. The commission may change hours and wage rates from time to time on its own initiative or on petition by employers managers or the public.
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Wilson Ready to Be Notified at Shadow Lawn
Long Branch New Jersey crowds greet President Wilson on arrival for notification ceremonies at Shadow Lawn his summer home. A 600 strong crowd welcomed him at West End station as tours and formalities, with Mrs Wilson, Tre Tumulty, and Dr Cary T Gimpson aboard. Ceremony plans include a 4 o clock address and a reception. New York leaders stayed away from the events citing party and scheduling reasons.
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Thomas ¥. Smith
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William of Bryan
Upper Chamber Passes Eight-Hour Train Service Bill Amid Turmoil
The House approved by 259 to 36 an emergency bill setting eight hours as the standard for train service workers. A Senate Underwood amendment sparked a clash over wage and hour powers. The measure creates a three-member commission to study the schedule and requires current pay for eight hours until the report. The Senate aimed to vote by tomorrow, hoping to avert a looming nationwide railroad strike.
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Embargo Lifted as Western Railroads Prepare for Possible Strike
Chicago reports railroad executives, amid eight hour day pressure, revoke embargo and plan to operate trains even if strike proceeds. Brotherhoods and unions claim widespread defections alongside statements by Hale Holden of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Timothy W. Brocherhond of Firemen and Enginemen. Railroads anticipate Congress support while warning officers to ready crews for potential shutdowns.
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