Subways Blast Traps Workers In Seventh Ave Cave-In
A dynamite blast during subway excavation on Seventh Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets caused a cave in that buried a trolley car and section of street. Dozens of workers, mostly women and girls en route to shops or factories, were killed or injured. Police, ambulances, and rescue crews worked through the night as gas and water mains fractured and debris impeded access.
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Athens
Lolie Krugman
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Francis
Battalians
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Father McMahon
St. Vievensie Paul's Church
St .Lneen's Lospitat
Br. Wolfe
United States
Seventh Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth Streets
Notless Friany
Sue Means
Walter
FSF
Great Hale
Peschers
Frome der
Keedood
Siling
Rockefeller Seeks Loan of Nightshirt During Colorado Visit
John L Rockefeller Jr and a four member party toured Colorado properties of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, meeting workers at Primero mine camp. Rockefeller spoke to locals about labor and capital partnering in industry, stressing mutual prosperity as they toured the mining camp and boardinghouse.
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Cald
John L. Rockefeller Jr
Culorida Fuel and Iron Company
Rnver
Colorado
Rockefeller
Pinere
Rockefellar Mintelf
Hante
Seph Haske
New York
Koenefeller
Formany
Cotton market mean active in New Orleans
Feb 22 reports bulls regained control amid tropical disturbance rumors expanding from Texas. Prices rose sharply on weather and crop reports, with active futures up about 12 to 14 points from yesterday. Frost affected parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania. crops appear not severely damaged.
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Lin
Povern Erent
Mateh
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Jeania
Weather forecast from multiple cities with scattered data
The report provides temperatures and conditions for several cities including San Antonio Denver Milwaukee and Seattle. It notes rain likelihood tonight and generally cloudy skies with warm periods and low cooling in various locales.
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San Antonio
Obregon Rejects Villa Lopez Plan In Mexican turmoil
Larned Texas September report says General Obregon told Cavernes adherents he opposes a Carranza overthrow and will not abandon Carranza. Telegraph reports also claim arrest of former Carranza loyalist Gonary Blane as martial court action looms in the capital.
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Cavernes
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Carranar
Bienen
Hib Hite
Meghordlia- Han
Blane
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Villa advances in northern Mexico report signals shift
Dispatches from Washington on September 22 summarize a surge of Villa troops toward Sonora and Juarez, with more than a dozen trains moving toward the front. About 10 Americans aboard a special carrier are removed per State Department guidance, while remaining Americans are said to be concentrated in Durango and Chihuahua. Carranza forces reportedly embark on ships at Mazatlan and Manzanillo as U.S. observers monitor the evolving crisis.
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Generil Villa
Mexico
Sonora
Allen
Datty Yorrean
Nerarding
State Department Regirta
Durango
Torrent
State Department
Red Torrent
Chihuahua
Parra
Chihuahula
Kerrigan
Mazanillo
Carranza
Raleigh
Manzanillo
Calles Marés Stand Near Cananea in Sonora
Calicas Carranza commander General Elias Calica prepares to hold a line stepline miles west of Cananea as his forces retreat before Yagul Indian attacks. Gov. Jose Maytaren of Nogales denies Villa chief Urbalejo wounded and says Urbalejo pursues Calles’s disorganized army. another report places Calles near Neco.
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Aris
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Carranza
Cananea
Jose Maytarens
Nos’ Gales
Sonora
Uropieio
Villa
Urba- Jelo
Calles
Neco
Walsh and McCall Nominees in Boston Primaries
Boston Maye September 22 A rough canvas of yesterday's joint primaries shows Governor Walsh renominated by Democrats and former congressman McCall chosen as his Republican opponent. Despite a complex ballot and new primary law, turnout was light due to apron working, with the Democratic and Republican totals for governor both hovering around forty percent. Nelson Anenn muwite Et
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McCall
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Far Governoe
Winne Finn
Pras Ae Parte
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Anenn Muwite
Annexation of Belgium Opposed in German Bund Leak
Paris dispatch reports a German anti annexation petition publicized by the Bund Neues Vaterland. The document attacked aims for annexation and warned of peril to peace, urging leaders to halt expansion plans amid calls to retain dominance over Belgium and adjacent border regions.
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Bund Neues Vaterland
Humanite
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Abe Manite
Burt
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England
Evan
Indictments in Eastland disaster case announced
A state grand jury returned indictments charging conspiracy and criminal negligence in operating an unseaworthy Eastland steamboat. Named are Arnold, Hull, Pedersen, Erickson, Keed, Eckiff, Steele and Devis, with involvement by the Indiana Transportation Company and related lines. Six others were previously indicted weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Tt. Sant
Medbval Igdlotmenta
Sily
Perens
Arnold
Joseph Chicago Steamachin Company
Corntera
Bastland
Wham & Hull
Oanager
Walter K. Gréehébavin
Indiana Transportation Company
Harry Pedersen
Torserh Erickson
Robert Keed
Charles Eckiff
W. O. Steele
St Joseph-Ortenga Steamship Company
St. Josepn-Chicago Steamship Company
Ininnal Transportation Company
Arnold, Hull
Hod Carrier To Go Kansas City
Sept 22, 192? Hod carrier with hat and pipe is replaced by a well dressed workman. E. Hathern, president of Building Laborers International Protective Union of America, says modernization will replace the tool with hoisting machinery. He notes more elevators and mixing plants are being installed as construction advances.
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Kansas City
Pld
Tohacen
E. (. Hathern
Building Laborers’ Internaional Protective Union of America
Hathern
Schapira Case To Court In Paris Trial
Paris aftercare reports Hang Schapira, Paris representative of Muslin & Son, was arrested shortly before the war outbreak. He faces trial at the correctional court on defrauding leakers and others of about 280000 dollars. A Musica and his three sons were arrested in New Orleans in 1915 for fraudulent beatings in human hair involving over 400100 dollars. Espee memeds Discuss Vinton in San Francisco aviation forum as part of the international engineering congress discourse.
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Hang Schapira
Paris
Muslin & Son
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New Orleans
Vinton
Francisco
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Axnerty
Aizennstone
Diplognek
Letters from Archibald in Washington reveal covert notes
Archibald reports from Washington on intercepted letters and state department actions. The recall request of the Austro Hungar ian ambassador stalls as authorities await further communications involving Count von Berstorff and other implicated figures. The letters stir speculation on German Austrian links and possible war material sales to Norway and other nations.
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Stile Palk Rin
Ana
Wilson
Cio Anha
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Utllurg
Rex
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Mumba
Austro-Hungariy
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Lanalog
State Department
Berlin
van Tagen
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Ransingen
Safe conduct sought for recalled ambassador amid Vienna notes
State Department officials reported they had no official word from Vienna on the recall of Austro-Hungarian ambassador Dr. Dumba. The Austro-Hungarian embassy asked for safe conduct from the allies, while Dumba planned to sell from New Turk on Rotterdam September 28, signaling no definite directive from his government yet.
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State Department
Vienna
Dumba
Rotterdam
Dumbs
President Wilson adviser denies urging U.S. ammo export
In London, Colonel Edward M House says he spoke on several matters including ammunition but not quoting President Wilson. He recalls no instance where the president proposed exporting ammunition to any country, stressing his own opinion. Also reported are bank official fraud charges in Kansas City involving the American Mission Trust Company and three ex-officials charged with mail fraud.
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Edward M. Wouse
Wilson
Lester
Dumba
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Ciiister
Torglen
London
Doha
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de. Dumba
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House
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W. I Moyer
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John W. Buers
Decimel American Mhion Trust Company
Jale Veatera
Commanders push sustained artillery blast on front
Paris reports allied commanders Sir John French and King Albert plan an extended bombardment along the front with heavy artillery. Observers note continuous shelling renders portions of the German line untenable while German defenses briefly reoccupy abandoned positions between air raids. French aviators claim successful bombardment of a railroad station.
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Ehlel
Fleid
Tali
Chinese Government Debates Form of Nation’s Future
Peking reports the council of state urged President Yuan Shi Kai to seek a citizens convention before year end to decide if China remains a republic or becomes a monarchy. A provisional constitution requires public approval but hints at new cleansing measures. Yuan hints a citizens’ convention may be called, avoiding elections, while the council’s move renews debate over China’s political form.
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China
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Vine Shu Kai
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Bryan to Sell His Texas Farm Delayed Talk With Wilson
Washington Sept 22 Former secretary of state Bryan met with President Wilson for over an hour in the first cabinet high level talk since his resignation. Both avoided discussion of the conference and Bryan hinted at plans to move to Texas. He asked reporters for help in selling his Texas home and left the White House stating he would head south tonight.
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Hotel Register to Go Chicago See Who's in Town
Fragmentary notice reports a hotel register change in Chicago aimed at reducing public access to guest lists. The system will be revised to protect patron privacy while maintaining a basic record of the hotel’s occupants.
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Heatinis
Peace Treaty Approved by Senate Amid Alarms
The Senate approved the May 23 peace treaty among Argentina Chile and Brazil. The pact calls for a permanent international commission to inquire and report on disputes before any further hostilities and sets conditions for limited actions while the commission reports. Signatories agree not to begin hostilities until the commission has acted or the war period ends. The maritime channel near Merida del Ruer a remains a disputed area with patrols by both sides.
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Bulgaria Stands on War Brink in Balkan Tensions
Bulgarian mobilization tightens the crisis as Greece Serbia and allied powers scramble for strategic response. Reports say Bulgaria aims to incorporate Macedonia, with railways controlled by the government and urgent cabinet measures under King Constantine and Premier Venizelos. Artillery clashes intensify on the western front as French British and Belgian forces engage in renewed bombardment and German air raids disrupt rail lines.
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Batkand
Ie Wara
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Vaslen
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Belgium
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Bulgaria on the Brink of War as the Entente Warns
A London report from September 22 notes Bulgaria readies for possible hostilities. Military authorities control railways and traffic is suspended. Allies fear Bulgaria’s alignment with central powers grows as protests and government support indicate mounting national tension amid territorial disputes in Macedonia.
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