Washington meet prep for November armament and Far East
Secretary of State Hughes Elihu Root and Senators Cabot Lodge Oscar Underwood will lead preliminary talks to set policies for the November armament and Far East conference. Officials say the aim is thorough preparation with a robust advisory group and high quality input from military and civilian experts. General Pershing is expected as a chief military adviser, with others from army navy shipping and finance.
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Washington
Hughes
Elihu. Root
Onry Cabot Lodge
Oscar W. Underwood
Hardy
Harding
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Determ
Great Britain
Pan
Army
E Shipping
Far East
America
E.F
W. McAn
War service benefits open to all eligible locals
Any man or woman who served in the war and is entitled to compensation but has not applied can do so in person to George Robson adjutant of the local Post of the American Legion or Miss Florence Ly secretary of the local Red Cross chapter. Those who filed claims for compensation or vocational training and have not received them in a reasonable time will have their cases reported to the same parties.
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George Robson
Nerican Legion
Florence Ly
Jocal
Red Cross
Sun Yat Sen Calls Washington Conference Validity Rule
Dr Sun Yat sen declares that unless a delegation from the Nanking government attends the Washington conference none of its China related decisions will be recognized. He accuses Hsu Shih Chang's government of being controlled by Japan and unfit to represent Chinese sentiment.
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China
South China
Canton
North China
Pekin
United States
Atend
Sun- Yat Sen
State Department
Hsu Shih Chang
Republic of China
Washington
Sen
Wuing Fang
Home Garden exhibit draws crowds at segregational church
The Home Garden Exhibit draws large attendance with a wide spray of flowers and mammoth vegetables. Children compete in growing tomatoes squash peppers and other produce while flowers show varieties such as Chinese wool flower and chrysanthemums. Exhibitors include Mrs William Masterton John Miller Mrs Storer and others.
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Espec Ny
Cox
William Masterton
John Miller
Storer
Frank Pfiel
Barnard
George Stevens
Reely
K. Day
Garfield Barmmes
Bungart
Pershing to Sail for France
Washington report says General John J. Pershing will sail for Europe on September 14. His trip aims to place a medal on the unknown French head in Paris on October 2 and inspect American forces on the Rhine. He will travel with one aide and may visit England before returning November 1.
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Washington
John J. ‘Pershing
Europe
War Department
Paris
Rhine
Pershing
General Pershing
England
Ireland Faces British Peace Conference Conditions
Britain says Sinn Fein must acknowledge the British crown to join a proposed peace conference. Eamon de Valera may protest the condition as the Dublin republican cabinet weighs acceptance or rejection of the offer in a secret session. Arthur Grimit is noted as a founder shaping the outcome of events.
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London
Eamonn. DeValera
Sinn Fein
Owas
Dublin
Ofo
Dall- Eireann
de Valera
Arthur. Grimit
Murder Suspect Handcuffed in Chicago Slaying Case
Chicago police bring Harver W. Church from Adams Wisconsin as chief suspect in the Daugherty murder. Daugherty's body was found in the Des Plaines River and bloodied items tied to the crime were found at Church's Fulton Street home. Authorities pursue Carl Asmus as a possible second victim.
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Harver W. Church
Adams
Wis
Church
Bernard J. Daugherty
Auto
Desplaines River
Carl Asmus
Daugherty
Fulton Street
Fulton street.The Bloodstained Hats of ‘Daugherty
Astmus
Former State Senator Ake to Run for Lieutenant Governor
Columbus report says former state senator H. R. Ake of Canton will seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. The item notes the candidacy as current news from the area.
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Columbus
H. R. Ake
Canton
Elyria
Peeping Into Dressing Rooms At Rialto Theater
Manager Woodford reports youths peering into theater dressing rooms at night. Three men jailed on disorderly conduct charges and released on $50 bond each. A boy later named two companions. Mayor Jones read the riot act and discharged the group.
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Woodford
Rialto Theater
Jones
Speeding driver causes car crash into house on East Avenue
William Coughlan, driving at high speed near Eaeta last night, lost control and rammed his auto into a house at 8RE East Avenue. Fritz Bauer, riding with him, was cut by flying glass but only lightly injured. the car and home suffered damage and Coughlan was detained at police headquarters this morning.
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Eaeta Yeans
William “Cougijen
Resga
Dire Allen
Ninth Street
Fritz “Bauer
Mayoral Action and Traffic Fines Hit City Streets
A report notes Mayor fines speeders in police court with William Caughlan pleading not guilty for driving forty mph on East avenue. Witness testimony delayed as a mailman is sought. Louis Carek and Horace Rimbach pay $5 plus costs for speeding on Lake avenue and other offenses. A separate item mentions a boat explosion near the water’s edge, with nine people rescued by Marbiespad and the Alton owned by Worthy Brown of Lakeside, with losses pegged at about $3000.
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Sandusky
Certeas
Lakeside
Alton
Worthy Brown
William Caughlan
Caughlan
East Avenue
Louis Carek
Lake Avenue
Carek
Horace Rimbach
Senate Will Vote Upon Tax Bill In Senate Debate
The Senate likely will decide on the sales tax plan during revenue revision debate. Senator Smoot of Utah aims to offer a separate bill as a substitute for the administration package, while Republican colleagues prepare to align with Melon’s suggestions. The move could set up a direct test of senatorial support or opposition to the sales tax.
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Washington
Senate
Smoot
Republian
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Heavy damages asked for death near Columbia Station
Fred Ford's estate seeks 10700 against the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad for his death as he walked the tracks near Columbia Station. The suit claims the engineer failed to sound a warning while Ford, a track gang member, was employed nearby on the job.
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Ford
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago and
Burke May Be Candidate For Ohio Governor
Burke denies any personal plan to run for Ohio governor and says he will consider candidacy only if a candidate with strong character and clear principles emerges. He condemns the 14th General Assembly for emergency clauses and constitutional usurpation, urging checked legislative power.
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Burke
Ohio
Put-In-Bay
J F. Burke
Elyria
Bender
Davis Tan
Allied troops may halt war over Hungary crisis
Reported plans consider sending Allied forces to West Hungary to deter an Austro-Hungarian conflict that could draw in Italy and Czecho-Slovakia. A Hungarian note heightened danger, suggesting force may be needed to enforce treaty obligations amid tensions from the Trianon settlement and Habsburg restoration talk.
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London
Hungary
Danube
Daily Telegraph
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Trianon
Hapsburgs
Ohio corn crop beats record in sprawling estimate
Ohio farmers expect corn yields to top the ten year average with an estimate around 146 400 000 bushels. Officials report other crops at sugar beets 81 percent of normal pasture 84 field beans 84 field peas 90 tomatoes 81 cabbages 73 onions 77 apples 24 grapes 42 pears 18 peaches 8 and watermelons 7.
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West
Smuggling Ring Probe After Greek Ship Clash
Federal inquiry into a major contraband drug and liquor operation led to a shootout with sailors aboard the Greek steamship King Alexander. About $1,000,000 in contraband seized. 2 dead, 1 missing. 326 crew released except injured. Fitzpatrick, NY narcotics chief, died by suicide after the raid. Frese to lead a special investigation.
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New York
Frank J. P. Fitzpatrick
Parcotic Division
O. G. Frese
Narcotic Division
Washington
Fitzpatrick
Three Independents File for School Board Seats
Three independent candidates have filed petitions to run for the school board. R. F. Vandemark, T. T. Robinson and Charles J. Crehore will have their names placed on the independent ticket for the upcoming election.
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R. F. Vandemark
T. T. Robinson
Charles J. Crehore
Greece Halts Offensive Against Turkish Nationalists
Athens dispatch reports the Greek offensive in Anatolia, reaching the Angora gateway, has been suspended after a meeting between the Greek cabinet and the general staff. The halt follows the conference and is noted by the Morning Post.
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London
Grek
Anatolia
Athens
Morning Post
Angora
San Antonio Flood Devastates City Core and Claims Many
Torrential rains sent the San Antonio river and Ala zan creeks over their banks flooding the business district and homes. At least 21 bodies were recovered by morning, many women and children, as relief work began and boats ferried residents to safety.
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Ferm
Canana
San Antonio
Alazan Creek
Tex
Pueblo
Colo
San Pedro
Alazan
Venice
Battle in Hupeh Province Produces Ten Thousand Casualties
A Central News despatch from Shanghai reports four days of fighting near the Yangtse river in Hupeh between Pekin and South China forces has left about ten thousand casualties. Reinforcements are being sent by the imperial army as the battle continues.
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London
Hupeh Province
China
Pekin
South China
Shanghai
Yangtsse River
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