Dispute over Fiume widens as Italy and Jugoslavia clash
Reported Italian military control of Fiume amid disputed administration after D Annunzio era. Mussolini proposes treaty revisions and talks with Jugoslavia to avert conflict while General Girardino named military governor. Bulgaria protests Servian troop concentrations on its border. notes exchange on frontier tensions continue.
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London
Jugo Slavs
Italy
Fiume
Susak
Expresa
Jugo Slavia
Elas
Daily
Xpress
Trieste
Mussolini
Giardino
Rome
Rapallo
Santa Margherita
Pasitch
Girardino
Fiumen
Sofia
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Red Cross Meeting Seeks Ohio City Support for Japan Relief
An afternoon mass meeting at the Congregational church urged rapid aid for Japan. A. L. Ford and others spoke on The Spirit of Helplessness, urging city unity. The event raised 93.13 for the local Red Cross chapter and aims to meet a 3700 quota with pledges via M. Braman at the Deposits Bank & Trust Co. Local visitors from Lorain and Oberlin attended.
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Congregational Church
Safog
Japan
A. L. F Ord
Elyria
Red Cross
The
To. A. Kaiassay
Aska
M. Braman
Ngs Deposit Bank & Trust Co.nce
Lorain
Oberlin
Salvation Army Appeals for Clothing for Japan Relief
Salvation Army issues appeal for clothing blankets stockings and similar articles for Japanese dependents. Shipping companies guarantee transport and Captain Jeffries will set a donation deadline. Father of five killed in Belmont County Ohio when an automobile left the road and plunged 50 feet near St. Clairsville.
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Salvation Army
Japan
Thenship Companies
Army
Jeffries
Ena. O
O. K
St. Clairsville
Belmont
Ward
Henroute
Merheg
Guernegy
Pick Riflem en to Represent America at Camp Perry
Walter R Stokes reports the five rifle team selected from 600 contenders to represent the United States in the international free rifle match at Camp Perry Ohio. The squad includes Morris Fisher, J Keith Boles, C T Osborn, Lawrence Nuesselein, and Walter R Stokes with Dennis Fenton and E N Moor Jr as alternates. The team aims to surpass the two year championship streak and set a new world record, as Switzerland holds the current mark.
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Walter R. Stokes
Camp Perry
America
Morris Fisher
Marine Corps
J.keith Boles
C. T. Osborn
Lawrence Nuesselein
Washington, D.C
Dennis Fenton
E. N. Moor, Jr
San Francisco
Italy
United States
L. W. T. Waller
Switzerland
Mrs Kate Boylan Obituary
Mrs Kate Boylan aged 68 died Monday at her home 145 School Street after two weeks illness. A lifelong resident of the city she was beloved by many for her quiet nature and devoted family life. She is survived by her husband Lawrence Boylan and two daughters Lucile and Asia.
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Kate Boylan
Lawrence Boylan
School Street
At & O
M An
Lucile
Reorganization of the Spanish Civil Government in Madrid
Madrid reports begin complete reorganization of Spain s civil government under revolutionary chiefs. The directorate has dictatorial powers, bans late arrivals, dismisses shirkers, seals offices to outsiders, and seeks friendly ties with foreign powers as King Alfonso stays ill.
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Madrid
Europa
Cortes
Alfonso
London
Spain
Faisali
Fire Spoils Sunday Meal at Saunder's Home
A kitchen fire report from Sunday says Dr. B E Saunders and Mrs Saunders expected a Toast of beef but left for church and club. A neighbor saw smoke, alerted firemen who entered with gas masks and removed the toast from the kitchen door. No damage beyond smoke was recorded, but the day was spoiled.
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Mrs. Saunders
Oklahoma City Braces as Walton Clashes with Klan
In Oklahoma City on September 17 the governor and the Ku Klux Klan faced off as Walton tightened martial law to curb Klan political influence. Troops guarded city hall and the county jail while a military court prepared to probe Klan leaders.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Okahoma
Ku Klux Klan
Walton
Klan
Tulsa
Huckins Hotel
W. D. Keyr
Wewoka
Nelson J. Moore
160Th Service Company
Ray Frazier
United States
Department of Justles
Campbell Russell
Corporation
S. Prince Freeling
Russell
Leo Clark
Clark
Watton
Five Injured In Weekend Auto And Work Accidents
Several weekend crashes left five people injured but not seriously harmed. Frank Monsky of Grafton hit James Sayers, 73, of Ridgeville, near the city outskirts on Saturday night, and Sayers was taken to hospital with head and leg bruises. On Sunday D W Fair fell thirty feet from an Ohio Public Service pole near Elyria Iron and Steel Co plants, suffering a fractured pelvic bone. he is in menor et hospital. Sunday morning another crash near the county line Ridgeville involved Steve Papp, Andy Vonshok and Martin Turchang. all were bruised, Cleveland men on a motorcycle collided with Turchang’s overturned car and were discharged after treatment.
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Frank Monsky
Grafton
Cleveland
James Sayers
Ridgeville
Monsky
Sayers
D. W. Fair
Second Street
Lorain
Ohio Public Service
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Menor Et Hospital
Steve Papp
Weburn Avenue
Andy Vonshok
Lorain Street
Martin Turchang
River Street
Turchang
Red Cross to Rush Disinfectants to Quake Area
The American Red Cross has purchased a quarter of a million dollars in disinfectants and medicines to combat disease in the Japanese earthquake area. Supplies will be rushed to Yokohama on the first fast vessel leaving the Pacific coast. Contributions to the relief fund surpassed 8.008 million dollars by early afternoon.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Executive Council
Yokohama
Pacific
Hed Cross Relief Fund
Forest fires sweep northern Sonoma county ranches
High winds fan a large forest fire sweeping northern Sonoma County ranches. By Sept 17, half a dozen big ranches including the California Stock Ranch have fallen to flames. Firefighters from farms and towns battle to protect Fenwood Springs and nearby summer homes.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Sonoma County
State of California Stock Ranch
Fenwood Springs
Gasoline Price Cuts Hit West Virginia Markets
A one cent per gallon gasoline reduction was announced for all West Virginia by Crittenden Ford of Standard Oil. The Pure Oil Company and Midland Oil and Gas Company also reported one cent cuts today, following the last cut on August 14.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Crittenden Ford
Standard 601
New Jersey
Pure Oil Company
Midland OF and Gas Company
Postmaster General Bartlett Escapes Death In Streetcar Crash
John H. Bartlett first assistant postmaster general suffered severe bruises and lacerations after his automobile, speeding toward Union Station, was crushed between two moving street cars at the Fifth street intersection in Washington. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital and was en route to Richmond when the collision occurred.
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Washington
John H. Bartlett
Union Station
E Street
Fifth Street
Bartlett
Emergeancy Hospital
Richmond
Strech
Spanish Throne Threatened by Revolt Report
Dispatches from Spain claim the Spanish throne faces danger amid Revolutionista activity. Foreign Minister Santiago Albo cites unrest linked to revolutionary forces and unrest at the royal court.
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Spain
Revolutionista
Santiago Albo
Auerbach Testifies in Ohio Prohibition Conspiracy Trial
Louis Auerbach former head of a million dollar alcohol conspiracy testifies in federal court in Cleveland naming Fred Counts and others. He recalls being called a bootlegger and a Jew and describes a basement meeting after a liquor seizure at Morris Cohen's store. The trial also involves Samuel Hoskins Joseph Shearer and other officials.
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Cleveland
Fred Counts
Louis Auerbach
Auerbach
Counts
Louis
Morris Cohen
Samuel Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Joseph Shearer
Ohio
Parole Delayed for Former Cleveland Chief Justice
The state clemency board postponed until October a decision on parole for William H. McGannon, ex chief justice of the Cleveland municipal court, now in state prison serving one to ten years for perjury. McGannon was admitted to the penitentiary June 1, 1923.
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Columbus
State Board of Clemency
Wm. H. McGannon
Cleveland
McGannon
Brigands Demand Million Yen Ransom for Captives
In Manila on September 17 a Shanghai dispatch reported Chinese soldiers who seized the Ichang Maru in the Yangtse river demand one million yen for the captives and threaten death if the ransom is not paid. A Japanese gunboat has arrived to assist in the rescue.
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Manila
Yangtse River
Shanghai
Twelve Die in Food Riots in Brandenburg Germany
A Central News despatch from London reports twelve people killed in food riots in Brandenburg Germany. In Washington on September 17 President Coolidge asked Alvin Owsley, national commander of the American Legion, to submit in writing an outline of the legion's program for helping ex service men.
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London
Brandenburg
Germany
Washington
Coolidge
Alvin Owsley
The
American Legion
Legion
Coolidge Leaves Court Question to Senate Vote
President Coolidge will not force passage of the world court proposal. He will let the Senate handle it in its own time, with opposition from Lodge and other anti court factions influencing the pace. Public stance remains silent while backers expect the issue to be shelved for now.
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Washington
Sege
Coolidge
Senate
Harding
Lodge
America
Coolidge Hage L
Capital
Calvin
League of Nations
Greece
League
New
Foreign Relations Committee
Refugees From Japanese Disaster Return To Homes
Seattle reports 155 Japanese disaster refugees arrived after 24 hours of testing with five in hospitals. Notable cases include Gaston De Bearn 15 seriously hurt by falling timbers, Mary C. Drehr with crushed heart, Myrtle McAllister planning to leave hospital, H M Starr with a crushed foot, and Barney Moore with a broken arm. Survivors recount scenes of earthquake fire and storm.
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Seattle
United States
Gaston de Bearn
Tokio
Mary C. Drehr
New York City
Yokohama
Myrtle McAllister
San Francisco
H. M. Starr
O11
Barney Moore
Missing Kidnapped Baby Dead in Morgantown Hospital
Morgantown police sought a match with a New York child description after a baby died at a local hospital. A man and woman who left the infant fled and did not visit as planned. The couple reportedly held a New York license and may be from Syracuse.
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Morgantown
W. Va
New York
Lillian McKenzie
Syracuse
Missing plane lands in Virginia near Leetown
Martinsburg West Virginia September 17 The Martin bomber piloted by Lt Frank Cole with three mechanicians landed Saturday evening near Leetown Jefferson county not far from Martinsburg A motor failed and the craft made a forced landing none of the occupants were hurt Another aircraft from Bolling Field came Sunday to aid them
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank Cole
Leetown
Jefferson County
Bollingfield
Deed Cancel Requested In Lorain Suit
John Toth of Lorain sues Annie Koos to force return of a lot on Eleventh Street and cancel a deed he says was fraudulently obtained. He alleges the paper was misrepresented as mortgage payment related but was a warranty deed. Court action seeks restoration of the property to Toth.
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John Toth
Lorain
Annie Koos
South Lorain
Eleventh Street
A&a
Fire alarm at Martell Packing Co prompts sprinkler call
Sunday afternoon the city fire department responded to Martell Packing Co on East Bridge Street after automatic sprinklers triggered their alarm. The recently installed system misfired, sounding as if a blaze, but firefighters found no active fire and were released.
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Martell Packing Co
East Bridge Street
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Opaing
Europe
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France
Joan Ventosay Ciavlell
Barcelona
Paris
Primo Rivera
Memorial
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