United States Moves Toward Intervening in European Economy
United States begins informal talks with major banks from England Japan the Scandinavian nations Holland and Spain to stabilize world exchange. The outcome is uncertain with talks possibly expanding to a broader international financial conference or a gold pool and direct bank actions to strengthen European exchange.
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A. L. Bradford
United Press Star
Washington
United States
Harding
England
Japan
Holland
Spain
Europe
Tt Sa
Five Investigations Into Cause Of Fatal Rail Shop Blaze
Pittsburg Pa Five investigations underway to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed the bunkhouse and commissary of the Pennsylvania railroad shops. Seven shopmen died and eleven were seriously injured from jumping from windows. Sixty men were trapped. the wooden and steel framed building stored a cleaning soap plant used for car washing and was heavily guarded when the fire started.
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Pittsburge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunda
Northwestern announces all-night election returns board
Oshkosh residents will witness live statewide and county results on a fifty-foot bulletin board on State street near The Northwestern building tomorrow night. The paper has secured extensive AP and UP coverage and will publish results as they arrive, with Chief Gabbert allocating the block to ensure crowd safety and easy movement.
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Northwestern
Big — Bulletin Board
Oshkosh
The
Winnebago County
Wisconsin
Associated Press
United Press
State Street
Chief Gabbert
Otter and
Ceape
Peace Labor Day Messages Rally for Honorable Peace
James T. Kolbert reports Labor Day statements from national union leaders calling workers to join in the war for honorable peace. Samuel Gompers urges labor to stand with unions as Attorney General Daugherty fights a rail strike threat, with leaders like Warren S. Stone and John Tewis echoing the plea for peace to save civilization.
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James T. Kolbert
United Presa Stal
Washington
Uize
U Daugherty
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Warrens
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Andohn T Tewis
United Mines Workers
Wei
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Investigating Mysterious Shooting of Albert L. Johnson
A searching probe was ordered into the shooting of Albert YT. Johnson near Plattsburg. Authorities seek details on the incident claimed by Johnson as accidental during a rough outing forty miles away, with actor Jack Clifford and Per gy Marsh linked to the case as witnesses and relatives.
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Albert L. Johnson
United Press
Plattsburg
N.Y
Albert
Puddy
New York
Jack Clifford
Auth
Clifford
Johnson
Miss Marsh
Henry Field
Cit
Nees
Miners Ratify Anthracite Peage Plan
After a seven hour session, the compromise strike settlement plan of Senators Tepper and Reed was ratified by the miners and anthracite operators. John L. Lewis announced the ratification and said the pact would be presented at a three district Wilkes-Barre convention Wednesday for further action. The final ratification is expected to occur at Wilkes-Barre, with the convention likely to last three days and a final report sent to send 158,000 miners back to work on September 11.
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Jack A. Darrock
United Press
Philadelphia
Tepper
Reed
John L. Lewis
Unite Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
Believed Entombed Miners Fire Blasts As Signals
Associated Press report from Jackson California describes miners at the Kennedy mine believing two blasts at 2740 feet were answered by five explosions from the Argonaut. Miners say sounds could not be caused by rock and held hope the 47 entombed men may still be alive. Mine officials refused to comment on the statements or official findings.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Cvewt
Reacuvers
Kennedy
Argonaut
AH Jackson
Boyort
Riot at Berlin suburb police station clash injures several
In a western Berlin suburb an exchange of blows erupted between young communists and police guards after a communist leader was targeted. Several people on both sides were injured in the ensuing riot.
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Associated Press
Yrigus Tinting
Srlottenbure
Yeatepihus
Uberatenim
Filibuster delaying tariff law in Congress
Special to The Northwestern from Washington outlines a tense Congress with possible Oct 15 session and a filibuster against the McCumber Fordney tariff. It also covers the soldiers bonus passage, federal fuel plan, and Vice President Coolidge praising Congress while a writer notes his absence from a local primary due to ongoing sessions.
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Florian Lampert
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Coolidge
Republican Party
Republic of Colombia
Europe
Middle West
Washington
Cardinals and Reds Triumph In National League
Central Press reports morning action with Peffer, Alnemiti, Adams, Geach, and ROHL involved in a rain postponed day. Batterson-Cheeves, Kaufman, Wirtstrou, and Wings noted with New York at Boxton also postponed due to rain.
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Peffer and Alnemiti
Adams and Geach
ROHL
Cincinnati
Batterson
Cheeves, Kaufman and Wirtstrou
Wings
New York
Boxton
Farrar Seeks Searles Castle Purchase in Methuen Mass
Opera star Geraldine Farrar is negotiating to buy the Searles Castle parcel at Methuen Massachusetts and to sell her New York townhouse. Reportedly she wants to shed memories of husband Lou Tellegen. High enclosing walls mocked any attempt to scale the fortress.
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Geraldine Farrar
Searles Castle
Ethoen
Mass
New York
Lou Tellegen
Searles
Methuen
Mase
Nations League assembly opens amid demand for openness
Geneva report by Henry Wood notes the third league assembly with Lord Robert Cecil urging full publicity for sessions while the United States led the largest delegation with about 110 members in unofficial capacity. Germany’s admission was debated as nations like Honduras and Nicaragua attended with forty four states present.
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Henry Wood
Presa
Geneva
Assembly
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
League
Wnno
Ao Ore
Germany
Watt
Hiner
Kely
Pranes
Anda
Honduran
Nicaragua
Vidas
Hayti
Hoalma
Penn
Robert
Cecil
Four Engine Crew Injured in Dust Explosion on Steamer Coulee
Four members of the Coulee engine crew from Sabine to New Orleans were injured when a surplus-tin dust explosion ripped through the engine room. R Fleney Jacob Rows John Brantley and Mike Hirevin were rushed to safety by a fast pilot boat responding to a request for help. The ship halted for repairs after the incident.
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United Press
Kry West
Fla
Coulee
Sabine
New Orleans
Bee
R. Fleney
Tacob Rows
John Brantley
Mike Hirevin
Yesteedas
Payleesa &. C
Leier
Iain Pert
4000 Shopmen Parade In St Louis Labor Day Display
Four thousand union workers joined the St Louis Labor Day parade in a orderly march through the city. Speakers praised solidarity and safety measures as participants from multiple shops and locals marched in a show of labor unity.
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ST. Louis
United Press
South St. Louis
Tenis Testor
Petra
Teddy Vers
Inquiry into deaths of Chicago couple
United Press reports Chicago authorities investigate the deaths of a city couple found in a basement with no marks of violence. Autopsy suggested poisoning. samples from stomach contents were rushed to a state lab for analysis as officials probe possible causes.
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Chicago
United Press
Lucupoline
William Field
Dix Wire
Elly Wheelets
Greek Army Corps Dispersed in Frontline Action
From Angers dispatches via Associated Press report Greek forces show disorder as Turkish units advance in the front area near Braga. Captured status confirmed with nationalist groups claiming petitions against Turkish leadership. Greece remains unsettled as reports suggest potential shifts in control.
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Associated Press
Adans
Asia Minoer
Angers
Braga
Athens
Uchek
Asie Minoes
Criticism of Ghurguh Hunting Habits by Religious Editor
In a long critique the religious editor attacks Ghurguh for poor hunting habits. The discussion cites Epworth Church and Methodist figures, noting concerns about morality and leadership. The piece references local clergy and matches a conservative stance on social conduct.
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Ghurgh
Marshhfield
Wis
Epworth
Het Ingersell
Fife
Address of Senator La Follette Saturday Evening
Sen,ator La Follette delivered an address in this city Saturday evening advocating his candidacy for reelection to the United States Senate. The report on page 10 promises an intelligent, working summary of the speech.
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Senator LA Follette
United States Senate
Mother Jones Critically Ill at Age 12
The Associated Press notes Mother Jones, aged about 82, suffers critical illness at a friend's home in Washington amid ongoing labor unrest. Reports say her frailty stems from years spent in labor debates and activism, with inquiries noting her absence from rail strike activities.
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Mother Jones
the Associated Press
Washington
Statewide political and other work suspended for primary day
Campaign tension rises as Wisconsinites prepare to vote with women campaigners touring cities. Senator Robert M. La Follette and Gov. Madison campaign amid two women speakers touring the state urging support for progressive Republican tickets.
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Milwaukewee
Tan
Idates
Throushiou
Wiseanfar
Nonin
Pyle
United Sunes
Robert M
Peyo
Ito
Haine Plang
Mardison
Willian de Merkan
Eka
Wana
Milwaukee
Robert Mo Labat
Johny
Aitine
Fohe Wigenmsie
Maidson
Larhoe
Republic
la Follette Progressive Republiican
Sunnye Day's Day Rises Se Lanett Forecast Readout
Weather note from Lapal Observat brad with temperature around 60 degrees. East portion Tuesday expected but details are garbled with names like Sasha and Wisconsin-Genneratty Airtoniacht.
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Lanett
Sasha
Wisconsin
Genneratty Airtoniacht
Lapal Observat Brad
Labor Day Picnic Marks Menominee Park Celebration
Labor Day activities unfold at Menominee Park with picnics and beach use amid fine weather. A noon lunch precedes a McMil len versus Milwaukee speedball game, plus races and contests. James B. Connors of the International Switchmen addresses the crowd as families enjoy refreshment stands and organized amusements.
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Menominee Park
Eneco Park
McMillens
Milwaukee
Thorn
James B. Connors
The
International
Ubiien
Ubiien.© Mir Coanoth
Aarne Eile
Second Wife to Claim Share of Wealth in Dresser Junction
Charlotte Boch, claimed second wife of Henry Roch, travels from San Francisco to Dresser Junction to press for a portion of Rochs wealth. She seeks a settlement after Roch left Chicago for the Klondike, later divorcing his first wife and marrying Boch in California. Boch plans to confront Rochs first wife and possibly offer gifts to the rival claimant.
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United Place
Dresser Junction
Wis
Charlotte Bach
California
Havk
Dresser Jumelson
John
Jean Roch
Chicago
Klondike
San Francisco
Roch
Dresser
Quiet Labor Day in Years at National Capital
Washington observed the quietest Labor Day in years as Congress and many officials left town for engagements. President Harding, granting private stenographer a holiday, acted as his own secretary and drafted a resignation statement from Clarke of the Supreme Court with a pencil for release to correspondents.
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Ibe Assooda
Washington
Congress
Harding
Associated Tasties
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