Romania Executes Thousands in War Crackdown
The government of Gen. Gheorghe Antonescu in Romania carried out mass executions after the assassination of Premier Armand Calinsey. Reports say thousands of Iron Guard members are being removed from camps and shot, with deaths of several women noted amid widespread arrests. The action follows rapid punitive measures against pro Nazi elements as German and Soviet invasion pressures mount in Poland and surrounding areas.
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Swiss police heat still on UBTALIENS in Galforna
Berne reports Geneva round up of deserters immigrants and other foreigners as un desirables. Cantonal officials meet in Berne with President Philipp Etter after Geneva action. Red Cross cites Polish soldiers under guard in Romania amid war anxieties. In California a heat wave ends with rising deaths and record high temperatures across Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay Area.
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Biddles and Staff Entrain for Paris
United States ambassador Anthony J. Drexel Biddler and staff traveled on the Simplon Express toward Paris from Bucharest as German forces sweep Poland. Warsaw remains under German control while bombardment and strategy unfold on the European front. In Washington, a new clash over neutrality embargo policy looms as 24 senators oppose the move.
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Four Ships Sail for Refugees to Bring Americans Home
New York, Sept 22, 1907. With a week-old strike settled, four ships returned to bring home Americans stranded in Europe and four more prepared to sail. The Excambion, Scanstates, American Trader and American Traveler led the effort, others including the Washington, Acadia, St John and Iroquois set to depart. Normal capacity was 2800 passengers, but with extra cars and gear they could crowd in about double.
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Weather summary for San Antonio area and East and West Texas
Readable fragments indicate a weather bulletin covering San Antonio region and vicinity with Far Friday night and Saturday forecasts. Reports mention light northerly winds, high temperatures around 90s, and lows near 60s, plus scattered notes on humidity and precipitation totals and historical anomalies.
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