Rescue Efforts Persist in Kennedy Argonaut Mine
Report describes tunnel collapses and a breakout attempt as rescuers race to reach 47 entombed miners after a fire and rock falls at the Kennedy and Argonaut mines. Progress updates arrive hourly. officials in San Francisco oversee actions as families wait amid guarded hope.
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V. Gar
Argo
Red Cross
Kennedy
M. J. Kearney
Michael O
Sutter Creek
Endicott
Kindall
Clarence Bradshaw
Kennedy Mine
Argonaut
San Francisco
EE. C. Hutchinson
EB. C Stent
EB. C. Woohla
Mother Lode
California
Curious Travel to Jackson Mine
Traffic direction by deputy sheriffs kept Jackson main street open as curious visitors watched the Argonaut and Kennedy mines. Around 100 newspaper correspondents were present while a constant stream of visitors poured into town since the disaster, reaching a Sunday peak.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut and
Kennedy
Grand jury probes Cronkhite killing at Camp Lewis
Federal grand jury in Tacoma began hearings into Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhite’s death during a Camp Lewis march three years ago. About 96 witnesses, mainly former 713th Engineers, are summoned. Capt. Robert Rosenbluth seeks to testify on his own behalf after being charged and freed. Confessions attributed to Bugler Sgt. Roland H. Pothier are disputed by authorities.
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Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
713Th Engineers
Maj. Cronkhite
Robert Rosenbluth
Department of Justice
Rosenbluth
Roland H. Pothier
Pothier
Tortoise Shell Spectacles On Display At British Museum
London reports tortoise shell spectacles, popular with Americans, resemble horn rimmed glasses from a century ago and are shown in an exhibition at the British Museum.
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London
British Museum
Harding to Veto Bonus Measure and Send Vigorous Message
Washington report states President Harding will veto the bonus bill and transmit a vigorous veto message to Congress after a White House conference. In Boise, Idaho Mrs. K L McBurney, 35, dies instantly when a .22 rifle hanging in her basement explodes after a hammer catches on a nail, bullet injuring her brain.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Boise
Idaho
K. L. McBurney
McBurney
British Reinforcements Rush to Eastern Front in Near East Crisis
British transports loaded with 1 000 Gordon Highlanders and 200 specialists plus heavy artillery head to the Dardanelles to reinforce 19 000 allied troops resisting a Turk assault led by Mustafa Kemal. Meager allied forces entrench near Chanak as Turkey moves to threaten Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Britain
Mustapha Kemal
Near East
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Dardanehea
Lloyd George
Derbyshire
Malta
Gordon Highlanders
Gibraltar
North Staffordshire Regiment
Kemaliste
Chanak
Kemal
Kemal waits Russ answer to Near East peace talks
Berlin dispatch reports Mustapha Kemal will not agree to a Near East peace conference without Soviet consent. He has sent a message to Soviet Foreign Minister Tohitcherin stating no negotiation without Moscow's approval. Russia seeks representation at the Venice peace parley.
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Berlin
Mustapha Kemal
Kemal
Tohitcherin
Moscow
Russia
Venice
Cabinet Debates Action on London Invitation to Minions
Ottawa officials report the Canadian cabinet seeking a course on the London government’s call for British dominions to send contingents to the Near East. Premier King, back from North York, conferred with ministers before the meeting.
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Ottawa
Ont
London
Near East
King
North York
Australians Ready to Enter New War
Sydney dispatch reports Lieut. Gen. Sir John Monash said Australia can deploy a brigade of volunteers to the Dardanelles within a fortnight. In Sydney alone between 600 and 700 men have volunteered in response to the empire's call.
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Sydney
Australia
Dardanelles
John Monas
Serbian Cabinet Will Aid Greece
Serbian cabinet decided to lend diplomatic aid to Greece to support her policy against Turkey and preserve the status quo of Thrace. A separate Geneva dispatch notes demands for League of Nations intervention in the Greco Turkish war, presented by Norwegian representative Fridtjof Nansen.
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Paris
Greece
Turkey
Thrace
Belgrade
Geneva
League of Nations
Nansen
Council
Norway
America Probes Turk Massacre by A L Bradford
The United States seeks a full report on the Asia Minor upheaval and its impact on American interests. Rear Admiral Hristol in Constantinople is to answer on missing naturalized Americans in Smyrna, property damage, numbers of Americans in Smyrna, and destitute naturalized Americans needing aid or repatriation. No word has arrived from Admiral Hristo in days.
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A. L. Bradford
Washington
Asia Minor
Hristol
Constantinople
State Department
Bristol
Smyrna
Smy
Greece
Salonika
Athens
Admiral Hristo
Railroad riot starts in Iowa
A riot broke out at Northwestern shops in Clinton Iowa when 1,000 shop men returned to work. Replacement workers at the Chicago and Northwestern plant were driven from the shops by the returning workers who resumed duties pending final settlement of the strike.
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Clinton, Ta
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
40000 Shopmen Return to Work Amid Settlement Talks
More than 40,000 striking shopmen were expected to return to work on Eastern railroads with negotiations seen to restart for thousands more. Bert M. Jewell left for New York as reports said peace talks with the New York Central and the Southern railroad were called off. Richberg, defending the shop crafts, argued the government failed to prove a conspiracy and protested affidavits as hearsay while outlining railroad rule violations and equipment issues.
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Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
New York
New York Central
Southern Railroad
Jewell
Southern
Richberg
Shop Crafts
Shopmen'’S Union
John Scott
Man Dies in Fall During Fishing Trip Near Mormon Basin
Lee Sisson of Sparta, 40, died after slipping from a 100 foot cliff during a fishing trip with three companions. He fell Sunday and perished within two hours from a fractured skull near Mormon basin in Portland.
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Portland
Lee Sisson
Sparta
Sisson
Mormon Basin
Man Burned in Gasoline Explosion at Laundry
Peter R. Anderson, 66, of 126 West Lake Ave, sustained facial burns when a tub of gasoline exploded at the Overall laundry. He was taken to Providence hospital Monday for treatment. The Commonwealth club will hold its weekly meeting at Boldt's restaurant 913 Second Ave Monday at 6 15 p m with candidates for Congress from the First district speaking. Everyone is invited.
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Peter R. Anderson
Westlake Ave
Providence Hospital
THE
Commonwealth © Club
Boldt's
Second Ave
Congress
Lifpitz divorce case filed after three months marriage
Mrs Adeline Lifpitz sues Joseph Lifpitz for divorce citing about ten quarrels daily during a brief marriage and obtains temporary alimony of 30 dollars per month.
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Los Angeles
Adeline Lifpitz
Joseph Lifpitz
Wolves Raid in Ligurian Alps Kill Children Near Tanaro
GENPVA reports wolves in the Ligurian Alps raided Tanaro area killing several children. Local authorities urge caution as villagers recount attacks and seek control measures.
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Genpva
Ligurian Alps
Tanaro
Policemen to Put On Winter Coats
Policemen to put on winter coats as weather turns cold. report notes impact on patrols and pockets of officers.
Skirts Save Lady Juror From Fine
In Swansea Wales Mrs. Fred Griffith arrived 15 minutes late for jury duty. The court said a man would be fined for similar lateness but a woman would not be penalized.
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Fred Griffith
Many Are Doomed, Only One Hanged
Manchester England report notes that in the past 17 years sixty women were sentenced to death for murder but only one was executed, highlighting a disparity between verdicts and executions.
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Manchester
Eng
England
Eight Year Old Ingests Put and Take Top In England
Gravesend report: James Wade, eight, put a top in his mouth and swallowed it. He was X-rayed and may need an operation.
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Gravesend
Eng
James Wade
Acid Victims Blinded in Paris Robberies
In Paris on September 18, a wave of robberies used acid to blind victims temporarily. The attackers, targeting several sites, caused panic but caused no permanent injuries in the initial reports.
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Paris
Knights of Columbus Night School Opens October Third
The Knights of Columbus will open its night school on October 3 offering free instruction to ex service men and women. Auto mechanics and radio courses attract many veterans at 916 B. Marion with W. J. Smith serving as president. since 1920 the program has served over 5,000 veterans.
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Knights of Columbus
B. Marion
W. J. Smith
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