Japan Hit By 60,000 Dead After Tokyo Yokohama Quake
New York reports unprecedented relief efforts in devastated Japan. Tokyo and Yokohama areas face widespread collapse as 60,000 dead and unknown injuries are feared. Cholera feared from contaminated water as water mains break and sanitation teams work through the disaster. Bank openings resume amid stench and corpses as civil and military forces push for order and relief.
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Japan
Tokyo
Yokohama
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Okohama
Kobe
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President Taft ship carries relief to orient
United Press reports the Taft ship sails west from San Francisco loaded with red cross relief. The Mercy fleet includes cargo, rice, and medical supplies for Japan and the Orient, with over 200 tons of mail and letters from American and Japanese relatives. Expected departure today. Arctic nearly loaded for Langstalls and possibly Sunday.
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San Francisco
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President Taft
Pacific Coast
Mercy
Orient
Red Cross
Washington
Iran
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United States and Mexico Set to Sign Elvis Conventions
The United States and Mexico are expected to sign two conventions tomorrow after negotiations. Plenipotentiaries Charles Beether Varrety and John Barton Payne lead the talks at the state department. The arrangements cover cross-border commitments and formalize diplomatic accords between the nations.
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John Barton Payne
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Support for Coolidge in 1924 Candidate Field
Ambiguous Washington message endorses President Coolidge for a 1924 bid. Mentions Senator WH of Ohio who pressured Harding’s 1920 nomination. Text is garbled and unclear on organizers and date. No coherent events or names beyond Coolidge and Harding association.
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Warren G. Harding
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Seismic Movement Gradually Dying Says Tokyo Observatory
Tokyo Central observatory reports the seismic movement is diminishing with no forecast of sudden renewed shocks. From Sept. 1 to Sept. 10, shocks occurred on multiple days with totals given for the period including 289 on one day and 172 on another, noting lower activity in the following days.
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Gonproe & Detock
Peace efforts seek end to Corfu crisis amid Greek tension
United Press reports the ambassador council sending a note to Greece outlining terms to evacuate Corfu. Italy signals acceptance of the council verdict, potentially averting a broader clash. A Paris inquiry committee is named to examine actions by semisovereign actors, hoping to avert a crisis between Italy and the League.
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Bitter attack on British government by Lloyd George
United Press reports from Eiendridad Wales that former British premier Lloyd George launched a bitter attack on his government. He criticized Britain’s policy toward France, warned against league interventions, and lamented Belin’s stance amid Genoa and Geneva disputes. He urged caution over Mussolini’s rebuff and linked current tensions to risks of another war.
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Tabernacle Destroyed in Tokyo Earthquake Fire
American Band members learned the tale from Kore that church leaders and Baptist officials reported their tabernacle in Tokyo destroyed by fire following an earthquake.
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Harding will no money for monument in will
United Press reports the will of President Warren G. Harding was entered for probate in Marion. Executor named is Charles G. Schaffsher, with Daugherty, Mrs. Harding, and others attending. The will specifies no monuments, requests funds for grave markers only, and details bequests to relatives, churches, and a park commission. The estate includes government bonds and a Marlow County Bank interest.
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James C. Woods
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Salvation Army Leader in Japan Survives Earthquake Disaster
Commissioner William Eadie head of Salvation Army forces in Japan believed to have escaped death in the quake disaster and is directing relief work in the orient. He had been reported dead earlier.
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Salvation Army
Japan
Orient
Mussolini Says No Compromise On Nation's Fate
Premier Mussolini in an interview rejects any compromise on the question affecting our prestige and honor. He warns that the murder of a nation's representatives could trigger naval and territorial demands, and outlines possible outcomes tied to Greek involvement and international inquiries.
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Tripped polo horse causes death of its rider Major Jones
United Press dispatch reports Major Jones, a member of the Green Parasgon team of Des Moines, died from injuries after his polo horse tripped during a game against St Charles Countrs club team of Winiper. The horse stumbled over a rival rider, fracturing Jones and causing fatal injuries.
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How They Respond to Relief Appeal by Victors Pros
A report details relief contributions from various states and groups as part of a drive to raise funds and supplies. It lists amounts and items donated, including money totals from cities such as New York, Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and San Francisco, along with gifts of clothing and toys.
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Grand Army of the Republic Holds 57th Encampment
The Milwaukee event marks installation of officers and resolutions after the ceremony. Officers named include Commander Dr Chlif Salfiage Jens Alsabitions, with past commander Willett noted for penvions support. Delegates from Sons of Union Veterans and other leaders attended, with reports of financial relief and internal elections.
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Jens Alsabitions
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Two confess to hold up in parole of Wisconsin case
A fragmentary report states two men confessed to a hold up in Wisconsin and were arrested in Fort Wayne. Names appear garbled but indicate involvement of Ardell Huteh and others in a bank or rail station robbery yesterday.
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Bert Wayne
Bone Ancestry Mystery in South Dakota Unfolds
Fragmentary notes from a Pierre region source discuss bone findings and possible ancestral connections. The passage references Annelise Quad Urine and MORSAEAL FAR SOU TIM, with scattered terms suggesting a scientific or archaeological context yet remaining unclear and unresolved.
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Weather and Roads Report Confusing Fragment
Partial weather bulletin notes mixed text about roads. Mentions areas such as Appistan and Oshkesh with unclear statuses. Some lines indicate clear or good conditions while others are garbled.
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Red Cross Cargoes for Quake Relief Amid Seattle Outreach
A fragmented Washington news item outlines Red Cross assistance efforts for quake relief. It notes lumber cargo transfers from Seattle and Portland, billions in funds and pledges, and ship shipments from New York. It lists branch quotas and subscribers across divisions, including Washington and New England, with substantial totals and donors.
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Seattle
Portland
New York
Washington Divisiom
Beardbern
Mitweribes
Vitente Dean
Governor Blaine Hears Pardon Pleas Amid Busy Summer
Governor Blaine conducts monthly pardon hearings as many applicants seek clemency. Several cases involve individuals connected to crime and reported by state officials, drawing wide public attention during the summer session.
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Mauhingan
Agreement Reached by Miners at Today’s Meet
United Press reports a settlement proposal in the anthracite strike crisis. Harrisburg officials and operators reportedly agreed to a settlement framework while miners consider a compromise that includes a progressive check system and suspension of mining. John Lewis and union leaders weighed the proposal as discussions continued.
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John I. Léwis
Warramer
Woubld
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Scala
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Pinchot
Regents Seek AG Opinion On Emergency Operating Powers
The Wisconsin Regular Regents request the attorney general issue an opinion on the emergency board authority to transfer funds from the general fund to cover operating costs if a financial emergency arises due to stalled legislative appropriations. The board seeks guidance on whether such transfers are allowed to maintain school operations.
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Pilot of Falling Plane in Ohio Dies
United Press report from Napoleon says the Cleveland to Chicago air flight wrecked sixteen miles east of Nasa Toon. The pilot, identified as Thompson, died later at Warecen hospital bownd.
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Merger Plan Approval and Weather Outlook Noted
Ambiguous report outlines approval of a merger plan among several entities Ci Boater Miss Cabamnet and others with subsidies and plans. Weather observations show mild to cool conditions with no significant temperature changes tonight through Saturday, including Minnesota and Wisconsin areas.
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