Revolt in Greece Threatens King Constantine as Entente Pressure Rises
Athens trembles under internal dissent and Allied pressure as a Greek uprising spreads across Northern Greece. Regulars join the revolt, martial law is reported in Athens and Piraeus, and Entente ministers draft notes for Premier Zaimis amid fear of a complete break with Germany.
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Jay Caudle
London
Greece
Athens
Pirwus
France
Entente
Germany
Constantine
Piraesia
Salonica
Macedonia
Reuter
Zaimis
Greecs
Thure Fay
Venizelos Fears Separate Peace with Bulgaria
Lander dispatch reports Greek leader Venizelos warns a separate peace with Bulgaria would end Greece’s Entente hopes. He blames actions of Russia and Romania for delaying Greece's entry and says Bulgaria seeking separate peace would bury Greece’s alliance.
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Venizelos
Bulgaria
Delay Pro Entente Action Urged By Greek Premier
Latdan Sept 2 The committee updated the pro Entente meeting to present to the King urging delay and military preparations for possible intervention in the war. The report notes assemblies and signals amid a tense political scene. The piece reflects wartime debates and strategic cautions shaping policy.
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Latdan
Estations
King Constantine in Serious Condition in Greece
Greek King Constantine remains in very serious condition after a second operation for pleurisy. He had suffered poor health for months and had not recovered from an earlier operation, with no prior signs of grave danger.
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Constantine
Suit Seeks 5000 Over YMCA Lake Dip Incident
Charles Roth sues the Young Men's Christian Association and three men for 5000 dollars claiming he was dragged from his bed at 2 a.m. and dumped into Lake Osceola in a June camp incident. He alleges immersion caused a cold and that the NYC branch should have protected him.
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Charles Roth
Lake Oscawana
Supreme Court
Young Men's Christian Association
Edward McCormack
Daniel Holland
John
Brittain
Lake Osenwana
New York City
The
Young Men's Christian Associat
Higher wages lure navy yard workers
About 1,200 skilled shipyard workers are needed at once to launch the new dreadnought New Mexico on the scheduled November date. The yard cannot assemble enough experienced men as labor shortages persist and no solution is found despite conferences and appeals to Secretary Daniels. The wage pressure signals a broader crisis in shipbuilding during wartime.
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Ineck
New Mexico
Navy Yard
Daniels
Rescue Ladder Lifts Woman From Fifth Floor Fire
Fire engine Hook and Ladder 40 raced to a West 117th Street blaze in a five story tailor shop building. Firemen Howler and Roldauf climbed the extending ladder to rescue Mrs Julia Korn and her son Nathan from flames and smoke. The fire, which started in a basement tailor shop, burned the entire building set at an estimated loss of 15000 dollars.
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West 117Th Street
Howler
Roldauf
Julia Korn
Nathan
Hughes
Fowler
Holdauf
Home Invasion Thriller Ends With Homesick Laugh
Henry C. Dilly returns early to his Burnett Street residence in South Orange and is confronted by a police officer who sees a light in a supposedly empty house. After a tense hour of denial and comic confusion the homeowner is cleared and his vacation spoils are restored.
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Henry C. Dilly
Burnett Street
South Orange
Mr Dilly
Mr. Dilly
Rumanians gain upper hand in battle near Orsova
London reports five days of fierce fighting as Rumanians drive Austrian forces back across the Cerna River and advance in Transylvania. Orsova remains the key southern bulwark while Russians aid from the Carpathians and Macedonian fighting slows.
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Orsova
Hanube
Cerna River
Transylvania
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Kronstadt
Gyergo
Mackensen
Serbia
Balkan
Lower Danube
Cerna
Oreova Iy
Carpathians
Korosmezo
Dablonit2a
Bulgaria
Balkans Front Reports Intermittent Cannonading
Day's official reports describe intermittent cannonading on the Struma front and near Lake Doiran as part of ongoing fighting in the Balkans. Our artillery responses continue.
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Balkans
Struma
Lake Doiran
Wilson to Sign Eight Hour Bill at 7 30 A M
Long Branch New Jersey September 2 Announcement that President Wilson would sign the eight hour bill passed by Congress at 7 30 tomorrow morning He called the signing a climax of a very happy day Officials said signing on Sunday would be legal
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Ream
Tribune
Long Brarch
N. J
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Long Branch
Congress
Zeppelins Bomb London As London Faces New Raid
London reports the heaviest Zeppelin raid yet with multiple airships attacking the capital and eastern counties. One raider went down in flames near London while anti aircraft defenses claim to beat back the assault as bombs fall with unknown casualties.
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England
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Dan
Eastern Counties
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North Sea
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Norfolk
Germany
Lord Montagu
DROWNING MAN SAVED BY CHEW OF TOBACCO
A drowning man near Kae tonah was saved when Charles Fisher of Bedford Hill bit off tobacco and swallowed it to clear his throat after cramp left him unconscious. Joseph Polin and another man pulled him from the pond, and Fisher credited the tobacco with saving his life.
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Kaetonah
Charles Fisher
Bedford Hill
Joseph Polin
Auid
Union Leaders Guide Train Strike End Through Law
A nationwide railroad strike was averted as dispatches ordered the 400,000 trainmen to stay at their posts. The Senate approved a bill granting ten hours pay for eight with pro rata overtime, awaiting President Wilson's signature. The four train service brotherhood chiefs pledged to wait until the law is enacted.
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the Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
Four Brotherhood
German Held as Fay Escaped Bomb Plotter
A German man answering the general description of Lieutenant Robert Fay the bomb plotter who escaped from the Atlanta penitentiary is held in Corinth Mississippi. Prison officials have sent photos and a description while the prisoner refuses to give his name claiming he is from Mexico. He was arrested at the depot and he faces further inquiry on charges linked to Fay’s case.
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Tribune Corinth
Robert Fay
Atlanta
Ile
Mexico
Fay
New York
Jerate
William
Railroad maps may lose Pocantico Hills from the line
In Pocantico Hills residents protest efforts by wealthy neighbors to drop the Putnam Railroad from the map by replacing it with a sage line to Eastview. Rockefeller heirs Dr Charles C Trace Samuel Umlmann James Butler and Mrs David L Milton oppose the noisy freight engines on the hill grade though Rockefeller himself has not signed.
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Pocantico Hills
Putnam Railroad
Dunn Lr
Charles C. Trace
Samuel Uumann
Storry Alien Grant
James Butler
David L. Milton
Rockefeller
Villa and 1000 Rebel Forces Reported Advancing
De El Paso Texas September 2 Brigadier General George Bell says Villa's strength grows faster than expected with agents reporting 1000 men. Villa reportedly moved from Chihuahua toward the cas evacuated by American troops. General Gonzales in Columbus New Mexico cites Carranza troops revolting at Ascension and Madera. Pershing, visiting the base camp, declines to discuss any proposed withdrawal.
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Villa
J. J. Pershing
President Wilson Intervenes In Nation’s Labor Crisis
Secretary Wilson relays the President’s assurances to four labor chiefs at the National Hotel. Congress passes the peace terms with minimal changes as senators resist amendments. The Senate, largely partisan, approves the bill amid a tense, hurried session. Senator Clarke and others show marked unease during the proceedings.
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General Committee of Thirteen
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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