United States Rejects German Proposal on China Talks
The State Department issued full answers to powers on China questions after a cabinet meeting. It refused to reveal details, but noted Germany’s suggestion to defer talks until Pekin outrages’ perpetrators are punished was not approved. The U.S. keeps ultimate punishment in mind but Will continue negotiations.
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China
State Department
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Union
Hill
Prince Ching
Conger
M. Thiebault
Baron Sternberg
Eolied
Boycott at Sunbury over Reading Railway layoffs
About 100 Pennsylvania Railroad trainmen in Sunbury have begun a boycott of the Reading Company after multiple union member discharges. They warned local merchants that shipments via the Reading would be boycotted until the Reading company changes its policy toward union workers.
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Sunbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading Hallway Company
Merchunta
Reading
Reading Company
Two Scranton Men Killed in Action Report
Exclusive AP dispatch lists enlisted men killed Sept. in the Fifteenth Infantry. Names include John T. Brink private of Company 1 and Fred Duggan private of Company the Fiflarath Infantry, both enlisted at Scranton Pennsylvania. Nearest relatives named W. Tivink Maw pack and Miew Annie Loftus Scranton.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sept. Y
Special Commission Arrives in Pekin Under Ambassador Conger
A cable dated Pekin Republic 17 announces arrival of Special Commission in Pekin. Minister Conger issues statement urging cooperation during the mission.
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View
Washington
Rept
Wan
State Department
Conger
Enell Tiem
Decline in Lake Superior Trade Felt by Resorts
From The Associated Press in Sacramento dated September 2 a report notes Pennsylvania coal strikes have demoralized Great Lakes carrying trade and forced several resorts to curtail operations. Toronto headquarter resorts have faced layoffs as crews are dismissed amid a premature season end.
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Pennsyleania
Toronto
McKinteshef Wadhington Heads West for Ohio Training
President McKinteshef Wadhington is scheduled to depart Washington at 7 45 this evening for a fan trip to Ohio. The train is due at Centon at one o clock tomorrow morning.
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Irene
Washington
McKinteshef Wadhington
Fan Tr
Ohio
Centon
Oie Orik
Changes in the Reading Prominent Officials Tender Resignations
The Associated Press reports resignations at Philadelphia and Reading railroad. A. Seeigand general superintendent and E. C. Tomlinson New York division superintendent resign today and Monday respectively. W. G. Beeler appointed to replace Seeigand and W. A. Garrett to fill Tomlinson’s vacancy. Boesster joined Reading from Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Garrett formerly with Wabash.
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Philadelphia
Seger
A. Seeigand
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
E. C. ‘Tomlinson
New York
W. G. Beeler
Reading and
Lebanon
Ano Weed
Sweimard
W. A. Garrett
Tomlinson
Boesster
Reading Railway
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Garrett
Wabash Railroad
Four Negroes Hanged After Jail Break at Ponchatoula
In Tangipahoa Parish four Black men were hanged after a jail break in Ponchatoula. A mob seized prisoners accused of robbing Henry Holfelter’s family, choked Mrs. Holfelter, and forced confessions before hanging four suspects beside a tree. Authorities brace for further violence as residents flee to churches.
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New Orleans
Tangiponah Parish
Ponchthula
Henry Holfelter
Louise Holfelter
Isaiah Rollins
Nathaniel Bowman
Charles Elliott
George Bickham
Nix
Holfelter
Jackson
Chester Fusion Cases Heard in Harrisburg Court
Judges Weiss and Simonton heard arguments in a mandamus proceeding brought by legal counsel for Chester County legislative candidates of the fusion party to compel the Secretary of the Commonwealth to file their certificates of nomination. The court reserved its decision.
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Associated Pros
Harrieburg
Ludges Weiss
Simonton
Muandyenng
Muaion
Troops Mobilized to Shenandoah Amid Miner Strife
Governor Stone ordered three infantry regiments Battery C and Governor's Troop to Shenandoah to aid Sheriff Toole after a strike related clash left one dead and fifteen injured. General Gobin leads provisional brigade with 2,500 troops planned by Saturday morning. Local officials and coal companies urged rapid deployment.
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Harrisburg
Sheriff Toole
Schuylkill
Shenandoah
Stone
Stewart
Gobin
Borougc
Governor's Troop
Richardson
Miller
Franklin
Elkin
Indiana
Battery C
General Goblin
Hazleton
T. CC. O'Neill
Allentown
Theodore F. Hoffman
Potteville
Charles N. Clements
Fred M. Ott
Francis M. Bean
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
FR. Co. Lather
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Company
H. Koercher
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Executive Mansion
Deadlock broken in Fifteenth district nominating fight
The Democratic conference in the Fifteenth district broke deadlock and nominated W. R. Packard of Troy over John M. Kelly of Millntrose. The Twenty-third senatorial conference also failed to break deadlock with H. F. Maynard and AL Little as candidates.
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Tunkhannock
W. R. Packard
Troy
Bradford County
John M. Kelly
Millntrose
Argna
H. F. Maynard
Athena
AL Little
Tonktannook
Postmaster Smith In Runaway Plunge Injures No One
Charles Emory Smith addressed a Republican gathering in Huntington. Upon arrival an escort met him and a carriage dash with an electric car caused a brief collision but no injuries were reported.
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Pree
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Emory Smith
Smith
Hazleton unrest grows as officials dispute mine figures
Reports from Hazleton on September 21 describe rising fears of a new outbreak amid strikes in the Lehigh region. Deputies and watchmen flood coal towns while President Mitchell cites 13 825 idled workers out of 17 475, a figure disputed by mine operators who say several collieries are running and others underproducing.
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Hagzloten
Kristin
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Here
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Gail
Jeddo
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Mr. Mitchell
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Markle
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Init
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Qotk
Union Coal Co
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Oal Co
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Otto
al Anh
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Siliyr Brook Oral Co
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Rom Creek Coal Co
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Lawrence
Cambridge
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Drifton
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Huh Coal & Nas
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Cowl
Sitiumedeal
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Wei
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Pwereepeenes Steel
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Us Valley Coal
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Ce Enone
Sheeran
Lattimer
Mal Sebastopol
J. HE
Lee Wor
Chal
Duautar
Iy Road
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Eagen & Willis
Colbert
Capetian Coal
T. M. Wighter
This & Co
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Crook
Hick Mountain
Sheriff’s Posse Fires Into Crowds at Shenandoah
A sheriff’s posse fired on rioters near Shenandoah Pennsylvania wounding seven and killing two as deputies tried to escort miners from the Indian Ridge colliery. The clash prompted calls for troops and a telegram to the adjutant general.
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Toole
O' Donnell
Brenneman
Shenand Geah
Indian Ridge
Rending Company
East Center Street
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Harrishire
Stewart
Philadelphia
Quiet Day in Lackawanna Strikes Sees No New Action
The Lackawanna region reports another calm day with no changes in the strike or disorder in the county. News of Shenandoah shooting few locals knew, and union leaders urged restraint as switchmen debated whether to refuse coal handling without national approval.
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Lauckawanna
Shenansdoad
Tribune
Nichols
Dempsey
Burke
Lehigh and Schuylkill Collieries Strike Summary
Special to the Scranton Tribune Hazleton September 21 A compiled list shows collieries in the Hazleton and Schuylkill regions with normal employment figures, yesterday's workers, and absentees. It notes four Philadelphia and Reading collieries at Shenandoah driven out by strikers around noon, with the table presenting the strike story in concise form.
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Hazleton
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Reading
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Morning Bulletin Front Page Highlights
Weather today is partly cloudy. Shenandoah reports a calm mood with mild excitements and updates on local events. Features include the Epworth League convention at Luzerne, civic discussions on constitutional amendments, and a Sunday school lesson for tomorrow.
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Hirneelf Epworth League
Luzerne
Hatin
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