Japan Beaten In Last Tennis Title Chance
Williams and Washburn, United States defending champions, defeated Kumagae and Shimada Shimidzu of Japan in the Davis Cup doubles at Forest Mills, 6 2 4 6 7 0, as rain interrupted play. The Japanese pair fought back in a 7 0 set, drawing cheers from a thrilled crowd, while Wind and Washburn celebrated amid a warm reception.
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Japan
Fred Hawthorne
Richard Norris Williams
Ichiya Romagas
West Side
Tenms
Forest Mills
Wil- Aime
Watson M. Washburn
Americas
Kum”ato
Zenzo Shimidzu
Caccly Gen
Williams
Washburn
Atth Aumague
Shimidsu
O. J
Ameca
Avward
Couat
Julian S. Myrick
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Kuma | Fig
Shimidzu
Paul Gibbons
Philadelphia
Ten Hurt in Berlin Riot at Sedan Day Festival
Berlin dispatch reports ten people wounded during clashes in the eastern suburbs as counter demonstrators stormed a hall hosting a festival for Bolan I. Police dispersed combatants after shots were fired. Workmen were wounded in follow on confrontations at various halls.
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Berlin
Sedan Day Festival
Chemnitz Berlin
Associated
Stralay
Gworknen
Thrifty Squirrels Rob Golf Balls On Course
CARLETON PLACE Ontario September golf enthusiasts watched squirrels on the links then learned the reason. Leslie Reynolds said he stalked a squirrel to a hollow tree and found a cache of forty one golf balls. A search of similar hiding places uncovered fifty more lost balls.
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Carleton Place
Ontario
Sept. S
Leslie Reynolds
Haynes Plans Wide Prohibition Crackdown In New York
Commissioner Roy A. Haynes heads to New York to direct a major prohibition enforcement push with FE C. Yellowly and a squad of experts. He aims to stamp out illicit liquor, then expand a rigorous drive to other Eastern states, backed by renewed state forces and stricter withdrawal controls.
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Roy A. Haynes
New York
Haynes
Yellowly
Washington
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
H. AL. Hart
Prohibition Enforcement
Hart
Binghamton
FE. C. Yellowly
One Killed and 16 Injured in Lackawanna Wreck
A Lackawanna train running twenty minutes late jumped the track near Appalachia New York and derailed at 4 pm. The engine plunged into the bank, nine cars piled up, two telescoped. Martin Warnke 26 Astoria NY killed instantly. Engineer Bockhammer Scranton injured. Fireman Criss Scranton crushed ribs. Fourteen passengers lightly hurt. All treated by Oswego physicians and sent to Binghamton by relief train.
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Appalachia
N. Y
Elmira
Lackawanna
Owego
Martin Warnke
Astoria
S. 1
Bockhammer
Scranton
Stephen Criss
Oswego
Binghamton
Irish Reject British Dominion Offer Stokes Acute Crisis
Dublin dispatch reports Sinn Féin's reply to Lloyd George seen as a definite rejection of dominion status, signaling grave Irish negotiations. Macready meets British premier's staff in Scotland while urgent cabinet discussions loom. Armagh mob scenes feared as Sinn Féin figures including Collins tour North Ireland.
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Macready
Lloyd George
London
The
Press Association
Sinn Féin
Presa Association
Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Scotland
Inverness
Whitehall
Nevil Macready
Armagh
Michael Golling
Harry J. Holand
Ramon de Valera
Honored Gollins
Haill
Aror
Green Park
St. Patrick's ‘ College
Orangemen
Ulster
Collins
Dail Bireann
Sinn Fein
Belfast
Michael ‘Collins
Irish Republican Army
North Ireland
Colling
Root Sought as Parley Advocate By South China
Washington dispatch reports that Hu S. Root is urged by the Canton government to act as adviser at the armaments conference. Sun Yat Sen representatives seek his service, Wu Ting-Wang pushing to have the famed lawyer represent Canton interests. US policy officials fear recognizing the South China Republic and expect only a hearing rather than full representation.
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Carter Field
Washington
Hlibu Root
South China Republic
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Root
Wu Ting-Wang
China
United States
Hughes
Harding
State Department
South Chins Republic
South China Group
Peking
Alfred Lao
South China Republi
Corea
Syngman Rhee
Japan
American Oil Men Reach Agreement With Mexico
In Mexico City on September 3, Secretary of the Treasury De La Huerta and U S oil company representatives concluded talks on oil questions. President Obregon must sign to finalize the pact. Walter C Teagle of Standard Oil reports the American oil men are returning home tomorrow, "well satisfied and happy."
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Mexico City
Peris
Treasury
de la Huerta
Obregon
United States
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Woman in Fear Undertaker Will Bury Her Art Business
Mrs. Adeline D. Cummings filed injunctive action in the Supreme Court against Fifth Avenue Memorial Inc and Hagop Kevorkian over a shared building at 40 West Fifty seventh Street. She contends the new undertaking tenant's coffin laden atmosphere harms her antiques shop and seeks to move her business to brighter premises. A municipal court rent suit against her looms while she fights to shift her stock and furnishings past elevator detours already used to stack coffins in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthold Baer
Adeline D. Cummings
Supreme Court
Fifth Avenue Memorial, Inc
Dr. Baer
Hagop Kevorkian
Cummings
Fifty-seventh Street
Dr. Raer
Dr. Brer
Mrs. Cummings
Portal dedication cites unfortified border as path to global peace
President Harding writes to Samuel Hill praising the Canada United States border and over a century of friendly ties with Britain as proof peaceful coexistence is possible without heavy armaments. He hopes the world moves toward armament limitations and notes the Pacific peace portal symbolizes international peace.
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Washington
Sept
Harding
United States
Canada
America
Great Britain
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Janus
Britain
Pacific Highwayssociation
Woman Refuses to Roll Stockings Courts Fight
A woman identifying as Mids Louise Rosine of Los Angeles clashes with Beach Police over rolling up bathing stockings on Virginia Avenue in Atlantic City. She strikes a patrolman and is jailed on disorderly conduct and assault and battery charges. She vows to fight the case to the Supreme Court.
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Atlantic City
Mids Louise Rosine
Los Angeles
Virginia Avenue
Beach
Shaw
Miss Rosine
Misa Rosine
United States Supreme Court
Prince of Monaco III Stricken With Illness in Font Romeu
Paris dispatch reports the Prince of Monaco III is gravely ill at a Font Romeu hotel in the Pyrenees after a hunting trip. A fever and prior malady flare prompted an urgent operation performed by Professor Bury, summoned from Paris, as reports indicate the prince remains very weak.
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Paris
Prince of
Monaco
Font Romeu
Pyrenees
Mornta
Tont Romeu
Bury
Tribune Reporter Shot Twice While Covering Mine War
Logan West Virginia September 8 Tribune correspondent Boyden Sparkes was shot in the head and leg while crossing mountains from Blair to Logan to cover miners’ conflict. Dr H D Hatfield treated his wounds which were not serious as Sparkes filed dispatches from the field. Other reporters were unharmed and Sparkes prepared 1600 words and expected to file more stories. Continued on next page.
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Boyden
Tt. Sparkes
Tribune
St. Albans
W. Va
Logan Munday
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Vae
Kanawha Motell
Logan
Boyden R. Sparkes
New York Tribune
Blair
H. D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Hatfield
Barkes
Macfarland
Boyden R. Sparkes Logan
Boone County
United States Army
Coa River Valley
Logania
Daybrook
Madison
United States
1Th
United States Infantry
Wort
Martin
Hia
Fort Thomas
Wilson
William M. Blugard
United Mine Workers of America
Jofrey
Pup
Port Thomas
Green Mountain
Denim Garbed Miners Army Breaks Ranks
Charleston West Virginia September reports five aircrew died in a bombing crash near Poe Nicholas County as two other bombers witnessed the spin and crash. Lieutenant Speck and Pitspatrick along with three enlisted men were among the missing. Army search parties moved into the area while two planes that landed safely were to continue to Langley Field.
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Charleston
W. Va
Anny
Poe
Nicholas County
Army
Speck
Pitspatrick
Poo
Langley Field
Virginia
Seibert
Por
Langley Wield
United States
Beckley
Lisbhauser
Goodrich
Johnstown
Clemenceau allies plan new daily newspaper in Paris
In Paris a daily paper supportive of M. Clemenceau's return to active politics is organized to start publication days before the French Chamber reconvenes on October 18. Principal collaborators include André Tardieu Edouard Ignace and Georges Manuel. The move is seen as an opponents’ push to topple the Briand Cabinet before the Washington disarmament conference. Clemenceau remains in Corneica.
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Clemenceau
Briand
Paris
M. Clemenceau
André Tardieu
Edouard Ignace
Georges Manuel
Clemenceu
Coraica
Harding and party sail on a three day cruise
President Harding and Mrs. Harding departed Washington on the yacht Mayflower with a small party for a Labor Day cruise without planned landings. They expected to return Tuesday morning, reporting good weather and all well aboard. The group includes Secretary of State and Mrs Hughes, Watson and Mrs Watson, Mondell and Mrs Mondell, George P. Van Fleet and Mrs Van Fleet, Edward Scobey and Miss Abigail Harding and others aboard.
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Washington
Harding
Cedar Pot
Hughes
Stor Watson
Indiana
Watson
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
George P. van Fleet
Harding Publishing Company
Marion
van Fleet
Edward Scobey
San Antonio
Tex
Abigail Harding
Walter
Insurrection Eases as Army Takes Charge in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports four hundred surrender to Federal troops under Brigadier General H. H. Bandholtz after armed bands on the Boone Logan line yield. Prisoners with firearms sent to St Albans, names recorded. troops disarm miners near Sharples and establish military districts as orders spread.
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Charleston
W. Va
Poone-Logan County
H. H. Bandholtz
St. Albans
Carl A. Martin
19Th Infantry
Sharples
Madison
Little Coal River
Chesapeake &Ohio Railroad
Spruce Fork Ridge
1Ers
Logan County
Aml Ansemblagen
Federa
Handhoke
Aniy
Boone County
Logan
Tate
West Virginia
Camp DW
New Jersey
Randholtz
Stanard
Randholts
Randholtx
Kanawha
Fayette
Sosne Lowen
Minvo
Coal River District
Coal River Valeley
Blair
Fayette County
Boone Counties
Mingo County
Boone
Army Myers
Morgan
Sis
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Jams
Koumagae
Far East
Ashburn
Kumagae
National Dry
East
South China
Shidehara
Tokio
Mexico
Woman In Fear Undertaker
Canada Line
Portal
Henry Cabot Lodge
Versailles
France
Italy
Prince of Monaco III
General Bandholtz
Sparkes
Coal River Valley
Party
Bandholtz
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