League Nations debates economic pressure as sanction tool
Geneva Sept 2 The league assembly considers methods to use economic and diplomatic measures against violators of the covenant. A blockade committee recommends gradual steps from withdrawal of diplomatic missions to stringent economic pres sures, with unanimity rules under dispute and possible exceptions for member states facing danger.
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Geneva
League Nations
Lockade Committee
Legue
Council of
Hedgua
Rom
Robert Lecis
Union of South
Porentir
Relief Work Head Reports Conditions Severe in Russia
New York reports Charles V. Vickrey, general secretary of the Near East relief, returned from famine areas in the Volga region. He said conditions are severe and the relief agency is caring for 20 000 orphans with a total of about 100 000 evacuees in the northeast territory.
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New York
Charles V. Vickrey
Neatast Relict
Bouthery Teste
Volga
Bosnia
Armenia
Paul
Vickrey
Alexandronol
Boo Mora
Seamen Are Saved After Ship Sinks in Terrific Hurricane
A New York report says the Italian freighter Alscrite, with Capt Sitceone Schiaffina and 20 crew, rode out a violent hurricane and was salvaged in two boats as grain cargo shifted and the ship listed. The vessel, 1660 tons, was bound from New Orleans to Norfolk when it foundered near Cabo Crews.
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New York
Italien Fraighter Alscrite
Sitceone Schiaffina
Assertia
Ake
New Orleas
Norfolk
Japan to Study Washington Conference Agenda
Washington officials report Japan debates the Washington conference program and renames Ambassador Murals to continue talks with Secretary of State Hughes. Japan seeks cooperation in the conference spirit while proposing a possible end to aid to China and extended trade and residence access for food and raw materials.
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Washington, D.C
Citier
Ambasse Mur Mildbavn
Hughes
Ti Ia
Japan
Guneral Ani Dude
United States
Pacific
France Keeps Mexico Ties, Not Recognizing State
Diplomatic exchanges show France maintains virtually intact relations with Mexico without formal recognition. French diplomats, led by Blondel, stated Paris continues to engage on cultural and economic issues while withholding full recognition. The tone signals cautious diplomacy amid border tensions and competing Mexican claims.
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Mestes
Wonnie
Silfer
Way
Blondel
Witfon
Krative
Mexico
France
Deniguatad
Ambiguous diplomatic note hints at Franco-Moe relations
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of monetary payments and government restrictions. It mentions relations between France and Moe, a hoped for strong future ties, and mutual needs. No clear individuals or events are identifiable from the readable fragments.
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Clivhart
France
Moelieu
Amnesty frees inmates at Mexico City penitentiary
Rio, amnesty decree by President Obregon liberates a large group of prisoners who served most of their sentences. Twenty one women and a few men ride home in decorated carriages as friends greet them. Several others were released earlier in the week amid celebratory scenes.
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Mexico City
Rt. Jarge
Obregon
Oil Meeting Called for New York Conference
Mexico City Sept 24 The local representatives of several American oil companies have been summoned to New York to join a conference with company heads to discuss the Mexican export tax agreement. The Treasury officials declined to reveal terms of the agreement.
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Mexico City
Seni
Geary Gunman Trials Cost City Big Sum
Chicago reports seven trials of Eugine Geary the gunman ended insanity and spared execution. The costly proceedings this week drained state funds with an official estimate around $50 000. Previous murder trial ended in acquittal and the case moved toward capital punishment.
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Chicago
Eugine
Geary
Music for Operators Petition for Phonograph at Telegraph Rest Room
Telegraph operators petition Western Union for a phonograph in their rest room arguing rhythmic music aids efficiency. They claim a marching two step could help sustain messages and focus, awaiting a decision from officials.
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Chicago
Western Union Tntspant
Sli
Xayx
25000 Chickens Burn at Meyers Bros Commission House
A fire at Meyers Bros commission house in St. Louis destroyed 25000 chickens and caused an undetermined loss around 100 dollars. The incident followed “delirained origin yesterday” as reported in the Sept. 26 dispatches.
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St. Louis
Lars
Meyers Bros. Commission
Equal Rights Bill Devised by Women for U.S. Enactment
Washington D C Sept 20 a woman's bill of rights proposed for federal and state governments to remove all legal discrimination against women outlines a constitutional amendment declaring sex based disabilitie s shall not prevail and a second bill to grant women equal rights in custody earnings and property. Senator Curtis and Representative Foss would introduce the amendment in October with copies sent to leaders of the Woman's party. The plan covers suffrage eligibility for offices freedom of contract choice of residence or name jury service and equality in divorce grounds and tax penalties.
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Washington, D.C
Pod
National Woman's Party
Curtis
Iepublican
Kansas
Foss
Republican
Ohio
Nrw
Gil Viatien
Womans? Party
Wisconsin
Harding mulls Butler as adviser for disarmament council
WASHINGTON September 26 President Harding considers Dr Nichols Muyguy Butler of Columbus University for an advisory role on the disarmament council if the six member advisory group is expanded to six. Butler has just returned from a European mission and is at the White House for the weekend while Harding reviews European positions on disarmament.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Nichols Muyguy Butler
Columbus University
Mission Man Kiled Near Vermillion In Auto Crash
Frankfort Kansas September 26 Mission Man Randid Renst from Mission Texas was killed when the auto he was riding in went out of control near Vermillion Kansas. His sister Wilma Renat of Mission and Mrs Mary Alstron Ming Rena Kenedy Alles Hartman and William Miller of Frankfort were injured.
Ambition thwarted in San Angela misprint filled tale
Ambition 18 thwarted as garbled text from San Angela, Texas reports a fragmented scene about Morgan Nuvehoyines and Jopal Ter. The unclear piece mentions a run surgeon and baseball team notes but offers no coherent events or outcomes.
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San Angela
Tex
Jopal Ter
Pingine
Wien
Werth
Roosevelts would be assailant stopped and burial set
A Milwaukee attorney restrained an attempted assassination of Theodore Roosevelt, grabbing the assailant’s hand to prevent a second shot. The incident occurred hours after a prior attack, as Roosevelt traveled through Chicago toward St. Louis. Funeral plans for a noted figure were announced, with details about a burial in Canada for Roy Wid. Faint reports mention a growing fossil find in Madrid and a Berlin church leadership reshuffle, plus a shipment of German gold to the Federal Reserve Bank in New York.
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Roosevelt Des
Chicago
Honey P. Cochens
Milwaukee
Theodore
Burgenland Revolt Believed Aimed to Restore Charles
Vienna reports express the belief that early force use was needed to prevent Burgenland from worsening. Observers say Emperor Charles supporters gain the upper hand and that the unrest could spark a Habsburg bid for power with Austria and Hungary’s complicity. Reports note continued negotiations masking transfers of livestock and other goods as wages drop.
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Vienna
Civelos Hunday
Burgenland
Wutiia
Hungary
Abe
Anstria
Obregon Calls Newspapers to Fight Gambling in Mexico City
President Obregon urged Mexico City press to combat gambling with a decree issued months ago. The move targets illegal gaming as authorities push to curb public vice amid rising concerns over crime and social impact.
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Mexico City
Obregon Sullay
Presa
Genéral Obregon
British educator Henry Jovkeon and hospital visit noted
London reports professor Henry Jovkeon a renowned writer on ancient Greece attended a hospital visit in Rochester on September 26. Mayo Clinic care described for a Mexican interior secretary Calla arriving by special car after unknown illness. Local bands and chamber of commerce events included a Mission High School band concert and a membership drive dinner at Cuero with a White Gobbler theme.
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British Educatur Led
London
Henry Jovkeon
Kunwu
Calles
Rochester
Ger. P
Calla
Interior
Meximny
Toda
Mayo Clinic
Manea
Cuero
Texy
Chamber of Commerce
Enpongata St Ithe
Body of Boy Found in California Home
The body of a 12-year-old boy was found at a residence in Francisco California after an overnight illness. Police say a bullet wound was discovered and the death is being treated as a possible suicide following claims of being scolded for poor work at school. At New York markets, German marks dropped further with quotations from 0.87 to 0.88 cents.
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Cal
Stlektea
Rebool
New York
Gensanmarke
Tailay
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