Rain stops fires rage into Kyofor three diys
Rain halts spreading fires as tremors devastate Kyofor and nearby cities. Official casualty estimates from Tokyo Yokohama rise to about 40,000 dead and 100,000 injured with 350,000 homes damaged or destroyed. Osaka reports Tokyo Yokohama totals between three and forty thousand, while foreigners face high fatalities. Contained on page 12.
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Japan
Fist
Olligo
Tokyo
Classx
United Press
Yokohama
Fukyo
Oriental Palace
Cabral
Osaka
Three Counts in Arnold Case Thwarted by Ruling
In Superior Wisconsin Judge C Luse sustained defense objections wiping out three exhibits used to prove counts in Victor H Arnold incitement case. Twenty seven counts remain and witnesses described Madison Bond company securities as collateral, often far below face value or worthless, with former Monroe mayor Gorham linked to the mailings.
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Associated Press
Wis
Ainual
Victor H. Arnold
Madison Bond Company
United States
Luse
Arnold
Tudee Luse
E. RL Gorham
Monroe
Gorham
R. L. Hopkins
Bank of Wisconsin of Madistin
National Bank
Bonkhilders
Marshall Cousins
Hopkins
Dane County Circuit Court
Ford and Fordson deal talks on Muscle Shoals progress
In Washington Henry Ford and son Edsel with an engineer met with Secretary Weeks and President Coolidge to discuss the government offer to acquire Muscle Shoals Alabama nitrate plants. No exotions resumed today as negotiations continue over the federal project and related properties.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Henry Ford
Edsel
Mr. Ford
Washington
Weeks
Presidenc
Coolidge
New Moves On Part Of Italy Observed In Greco Italian Dispute
United Press report by Lloyd Allen details Italy considering intervention and occupation moves around Corfu, with Greek and Italian forces amassing near Paxos and Antipaxos. Mussolini claims Britain and others should not doubt Italy’s stance as tensions rise and Balkan unrest grows.
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Italy
Lloyd Allen
United Press State
Gondon— White
League of Natione Counal
Geneva
Parce
Corfu
Tiely
Greece
Janina
Isgets
Paxos
Antipaxos
Ram Manos
Turkey
Gecombons
Mussolini
Great Britain
Election Officers Postponed by Chief Willett
Postponement of election of officers until tomorrow morning was announced by Commander in Chief James W. Willett at the close of the morning session of the 6th A. R. B. Business meeting. Rainstorm delayed much of the day’s business and full attendance of registered delegates is desired before balloting begins.
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Associated Press
Afilwraukee
James W. Willett
Seattle ships aid to Japan in quake relief effort
Seattle dispatches the Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Nippon Yushen to Yokohama with Seattle's first hastily gathered supplies for Japan earthquake victims. A second cargo will be loaded aboard Osaka Shosen Kaisha's Manila Maru for Yokohama on Friday.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
Japan
Nippon Yushen
Aisha
Yokohama Mery
Seattle Harbor
Yokohama
Manila
Resolution Adopted by Sunteh ainge Wisconsin Conference
Fond du Lac Wisconsin 400 delegates at the annual Methodist Episcopal church eastern district meeting adopted two resolutions. One asks the general conference to transfer Tenth Street Methodist Church Oshkosh from the German to the Wisconsin conference. The other urges financial aid for Methodist theological schools nationwide. Dr George W Elhou and Bishop Charles Bayard Burnell spoke as the session continued. Bishop Mittchell and Dr Effier addressed delegates after a banquet at the Masone temple.
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Ey Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wisconsin
Tor Scueools
General Conference
Tenth Street Methodist Church of
Oshkosh
Chenage
Methodist
George W. Elhou
New York
Charles Bayard Burnell
Mittchell
Effier
Masone Temple
and Bre
F E. ©. Garton
Sheboygan
Harding Named as Nobel Peace Prize Candidate
Copenhagen reports Harding is among proposed candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize. The Citizen Sverige notes Jane Addams and Secretary Hughes also appear on lists.
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Harding
Associated Press
Copenhagen
Cays
Christiarta Arte Enpesten
Mstinchige
Jane Addams
Hughes
Half Million Raised Overnight for Japanese Relief
Associated Press reports a rapid Japanese relief drive in New York raising over half a million dollars in a short period. John D. Rockefeller Jr and the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation each donated 2100,406. other subscriptions ranged from 5,000 to 50,000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
John MR. Rockefetter, Jr
Laura Spelman
Wild, Weird Scenes After Earthquake
A rain falls on Tokyo as a great city fire is brought under control after three days of ruin. Rescue work proceeds amid stench of corpses and cremations. Soldiers and youths with swords aid police in locating bodies and restoring order while embassies seek temporary offices.
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Osaka Mainichi
United Press
Canada
Erita
Tokyo
Courier
Woods
War Office
Debs and Foster Coalition Denied by Party HQ
Chicago National Socialist party headquarters denied a split between Debs and Foster. AP reports the statement said there was no coalition, clarifying Debs’s stance on the Trades Union Educational League plan, which Foster backed, though Debs remains an advocate of education.
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Associjated Press
Chicago National Socialist Party
Inst
Eugene V. Debs
Wiliam Foster
Aphs
Debs
Trades Union Educational League Plan of Education
Foster
Cotton closes higher as October futures gain
Cotton for October delivery sold at 26.29, up 73 points from yesterday, trading over ten dollars per bale above the line before the government crop report release. The advance reflects renewed demand and market optimism ahead of the report.
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Associated Press
Death toll of Americans in Yokohama disaster list
United Press dispatch from Washington reports American casualties in Yokohama and Tokyo after the catastrophe. Names include Paul R. Cannon, H. C. Burnell, H. W. Morse, Captain Stimson, Robert Swain, and others. A second list from Kobe adds Sheeley, McKenry Holroble, and Mrs Mendelson among the missing and presumed dead. About two thousand foreign refugees, including several hundred Americans, are in Kobe or Tope, awaiting instructions and relief efforts continue.
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Vine
Paul Jenks
Yokohama
L. @embach
United States Naval Hospital
Zembach
Paul R. Cannon
A. Ingesla
United States Naval Hangibal
H. C. Burnell
San Francisco
H.W. Morse
Rober Swain
Wale~harman
Mr Sheeley
Standard Oi Company
McKenry Holbrogle
International Banking Corporation
Mra.Bi Mendelson
Princeton
Tokyo
Three Yokohama Hotels Plunge Off Cliff in Mighty Quake
Eyewitness report from Yokohama describes three hotels in the bhufr district hurled over a cliff by a massive earthquake. Fire followed as ruins collapsed and rescuers struggled amid aftershocks. the Oriental Palace Hotel vanished as a tent opened in the ground. The French orphanage near Yokohama sheltered sixteen sisters and 164 children, with no survivors among the orphans.
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United Preee Peking
Yokohama
Paderick Matheson
Mhirugu Tribuns
Rube
Perianed
Oriental Palace
Casale
Yokonama
Wisconsin youths win honors at Minnesota State Fair
Wisconsin contestants win in cattle judging and dairy exposition at the Minnesota fair in St Paul and nearby events. Names and places include Wisconsin teams from Albertsville and Chippewa, with boys and girls achieving top honors in dairy and farm categories.
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Wisconsin
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Albertsyville
Chip
Dewa Falla
Agile Point
Wis
Whitoieain
Minnesota Fair
Harling
Japanese Nation Turns Bravely To Tremendous Tasks Ahead
The Japanese nation, devastated by a catastrophic disaster, plans a vast rebuilding effort. Leaders urge unity to relieve the suffering and speed reconstruction as relief ships arrive and aid flows from the United States and other nations. American vessels bring flour and supplies to Kobe and Yokohama while authorities mobilize care for the wounded and hungry amid scarce housing.
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New York
Stticken
Walera
Yamamato Brodde
England
New Japan
Yokohama
Tokyo
Kobe
State Department
Washington
Sconfirmy
Japan
Spokane
Yokhama
Pacific Coast
Taipan
Ramlush
Repairing Economics After War Aims Rise
The text shows American intervention in reparations, urging Congress to grant Coolidge authority to let businessmen decide German payments. It frames reparations as a business issue, with W. Woham of the Republican committee backing swift, practical resolution and President Coolidge involvement hinted.
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Associated Press
Hirage
Brresk
Miragee
Germany
W. Woham
Republican National
Coolinge
Congress
Coolidge
U S Fleet Heads to Japan to Aid Quake Survivors
Admiral Anderson of the Far East command leads the U S fleet aboard the Huron en route to Japan with high seas destroyers. The mission aims to assist quake survivors and support relief efforts.
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U. S
Japan
Anderson
Far East
Huron
Highteen
Punke Prisots
Union Heads and Operators Resume Talks in Scranton
Associated Press reports leaders of union heads and operators in the Scranton area resumed ventur e discussions on possible terms for settlement of differences in the hard coal field. Sept 1 adjourned until 4 38 this afternoon. Governor Pinchot indicated both sides would continue discussions on individual points proposed to reach a closer agreement.
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Pinchot
Associated Presad
Worrisburg
Upton
Fiehot
Ndlyeehanga
Gavartep Pinchot
Indivdania Pointe
Daugher Ordered to Jail Over Flapperism Case Details
Chrystal Fennerstein, 22, faced a criminal claim after bank fraud reports linked to forged checks. The girl admitted aiding the alleged culprit and keeping about 196 dollars from savings. She is to appear in En Igiewrod county court today. the father threatens to burn checks if she refuses to reveal the man.
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Kenny Fennerstein
Chrystal 22
Fm Falom
Miss Pennerstein
Ennerstein
Weather and roads across Wisconsin regions
Weather bulletin lists mixed conditions in several cities. Atrvaukes and Raima report dirt roads soft due to moisture while Green Bay and Madison see clouds and rain. Oshkosh and Racine note rain or tight rain with cool, damp roads. Kenosha and La Crosse show rain or cloudy with cool conditions. Wausau and Superior report cloudy and cool, road conditions vary from good to soft.
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Associated Froese
Atrvaukes
Manin War Raima
Green Bay
Janesville
Toadsoft
Madison
League council affirms competence in Italo Greek dispute
The Geneva meeting of the League of Nations council affirmed its competency to adjudicate the Italo Greek dispute but did not take public action on Corfu. After a private session the council recommended that ambassadors seek a basis for settlement of Italy’s demands for reparations for the death of its commissioner at Janina. The council reserved the right to act, but postponed entry into the Corfu issue despite pressure from many delegates.
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Greece
League For Aid
Italy
League
League of Nations Council
Henry Wand
Tniced
Stalf
White
Ambarisa- Gare
Pars Fink
Junina
League Council
Taty
Ergupas
Corfu
Crussolini
Stis
Geneva
League of Nations
Wisconsin Methodist conference elects officers for district
Fond du Lac Wisconsin Rev F J Turimer superintendent of the Janesville district was elected to the executive committee of the Wisconsin home mission council. He helps form union churches in areas unable to support separate Methodist Congregational and Presbyterian churches. Officers for the session include Secretary A J Bennett Treasurer W P Hulen and several stewards and committee members from communities such as Wisconsin Rapids Oshkosh Beaver Dam Appleton Milwaukee Racine Janesville and others.
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Prasey
Hey
A- J. Bennett
Wisconsim Rapids
EO J.mathews
Ocento Falls
W. W. Bet 'Shavano
Eh.t. Soper
Gillett
Treassurer
W. P. Hulen
Kaukauna
Stewards
SM Ouver
Waupaca Statistician
SS. Cary Rterlawn
Chaml Jworks
C. J Butler
Marin
George Carmehac
Beaver
North Prairie
George Trevier
Water Torres
Roxebuseh
Spine
Milwaukee
Loreng Huuya
Foreign mission founder Ti Clapp Gereuid dies at home
Mrs Ti Clapp Gereuid widely known as a founder and promoter of foreign missions died at her home. The Associated Press report notes her prominent role in mission work and leadership in religious circles.
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Associated Press
Ti Clapp
Gereuid
Local Weather Forecast From Obscure Dispatch
A garbled weather bulletin notes unsettled conditions with possible afternoon storms and cooler temperatures. Light rain is possible in parts of the region with clouds thinning later tonight. Frigid nights and cooler settings are expected across several states, including Minnesota and the Dakotas, with northerly winds and partial clearing forecast by Friday.
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Oither
American State Department
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Shangha
Aq Ree
Ehidles
Max Karfasseff
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Mee
Kirjasseer
G. G. Babbitt
Doris Babbitt
Nagasati
Pyemer
A. Aunienoes
Republican National Committee
America
Ashe
Than
Preece Caedi
Admiral Anderson
Wiscussin
WAY
Foreign Mission
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