Entombed miners fate soon to be known at Kennedy Mine
After three weeks of effort the Argonaut crew opened an air passage from their tunnel to the Argonaut drift. The rescue shaft site at Kennedy mine Jackson Calif reports a narrow path and heavy draught as the first signs emerge that miners may be reached. The 4,200 foot drift lies beyond a widening fissure and emergency doors control air flow. Rescue teams prepare to enter once a passage is large enough.
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Kennedy Mine
Jackson
Calif
Argonaut
John Libby Argonaut
Kennedy Shaft
United States Bureau of Mines
Onsy
Rosa Clarence Bradshaw
William Sinclair
Kennedy Foreman
Fall Term of Court Opens in September Session
The September term opens with Judge Redington presiding over criminal cases and Judge Thompson handling civil and equity matters. The grand jury meets tomorrow with a large docket of cases to review, and about one thousand civil docket items await trial or settlement.
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Redington
Thompson
Equity
Former Resident Minnie Darling Loses Husband in California
Minnie Darling of Fifth Street reports the death of Andy Parker in Lane Beach California on September 6. Parker had lived in California eight years and in this city for several years. He is survived by his wife and two sons. Police seek John Gross, 12, who disappeared from his Sixth Street home.
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Minnie Darling
Reet
Andy Parker
Lane Beach
California
Marker
Severa
Calirdla
John Gross
Britain to Tweak War Policy Over Near East Crisis
London reports Britain will modify its near east war policy with no current need for large reinforcements. Premier Lloyd George seeks to avert war as Mustapha Kemal signals friendship while cabinet tensions surface over policy and mobilization, with Lord Cavan present at the meeting.
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Great Britain
War Office
Near East
Lloyd George
Italy
France
Pregas
Turkey
Exentog
Evening Standard
Mustapha Kemal
Britain
Downing Street
Al-Ien
Mother Defends Son At Trial In Huntington Pa
Elizabeth Bryson of Washington defends her son Dr Herbert Bryson on trial for slaying his mate Helen Irene Bryson. She says insanity will justify acquittal. Dr Bryson, confined since April 8 at Blair hospital after bringing Mrs Bryson there in a dying condition, had lived with her for over a year near a mountain village and used the Methodist parsonage as their home.
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Huntington
Elizabeth Bryson
Washington
Herbert Bryson
County Hall
Two Men Face Robbery Charge Over Lumber Theft
George Dunfee of Murray Ridge and John Niecelic were arrested after being implicated in a lumber theft from the N Cs railroad. Both pleaded not guilty to police court charges and were bound over to the grand jury in $600 bond each.
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George Dunfee
Murray Ridge
War clouds brighten as east tensions ease in Turkey crisis
News from London reports Britain preparing for war with Turkey only as a precaution while France and Italy reportedly oppose conflict. Reinforcements reach the Turkish straits and entrenchments rise, as Russia calls for Constantinople restoration and troop withdrawal.
Pope Pius XI Sends Greeting to America
Rome reports Pope Pius XI addressing the American people praising their past duties and hoping America will meet future challenges nobly. The message was delivered to John H Perry during a private Vatican audience as Perry noted the pope’s health and plans for occasional Rome church patronage visits.
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Pius XI
America
John H Perry
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Perry
Buny
Holy Father
Milan
Papal
Episcopal Bishop Whitehead Dies in Buffalo Trip
The Right Rev Courtland Whitehead age 80 bishop of Pittsburgh for many years died in Prospect House Niagara Falls after a night illness on a trip from Nantucket to Pittsburgh. His wife and daughters survive. The body was sent to Pittsburgh this morning.
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N. Y
Courtland Whitehead
Episcopal
Pittsburgh
Episcopal Church
Prospect House
Niagara Fail
Nantucket
Pitterargh
Murder Probe in New Brunswick Choir Singer and Minister
Somerset county authorities investigate a mysterious telephone call linked to the slayings of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Mills near a farm two miles from New Brunswick. Police probe jealousy fueled double homicide as letters suggest a clandestine affair. arrests possible within 24 hours.
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Somerset
Edward He
Church of John the
Cou. Tv Dete Tive Totten
Hire
Bishop Alb
M Knight
Trenton
Mills
Mra Hall
Wills
Amxifou
Beor
Milla
Hall
Mille
Two youths charged in tire rim theft near Riverview Park
Harvey Grobe reported his automobile on Sixth Street had a tire rim and motometer stolen while parked at Riverview Park Saturday night. Two country youths were arrested and brought to the police court this morning where they were found guilty and fined $25 and costs each. They admitted they had been drunken and getting their Weaver at Western Heights.
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Harvey Grobe
Sixth Street
Riverview Park
Een King
Western Heights
Empire at War Looms as Forces Mass on Borders
The British Empire mobilizes for conflict while European border zones brace for clash. Soviet Russia backs Turkish claims to Constantinople and calls foreign troops to withdraw from European Turkey. Smyrna suffers widespread destruction with heavy casualties. France and Italy lag in Balkan war prep as Britain discusses peace talks and Greece seeks aid from Washington Rome and London.
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Aia Minor
Russia
Constantinople
Turkey
Smyrna
France
Italy
Greece
Washington
Rome
London
Admiral Brock
Constantnople
Chanak
Asiatic
Dardanelle
Ahhaman
City health chief warns river pollution menaces public health
Dr G E French outlines river contamination issues in Elyria with East branch discharges from Tannery Street areas and sewers emptying into the trunk line. West branch discharges from chemical and stock factories are unsightly but not a health menace. disposal plant estimated near 1 million dollars.
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G E French
Eost
Smith Court
Quincey Street
West Ranch
Siyma Iron & Steel Co
Columbia Steal Co
State Board
Elyria Board of Health
Elyria Board
French
Left Girls to Face Police after Joy Ride Crash
A party of four youths and two girls overturned a car on Huron street on Saturday. The girls named Anna and Francis McCaba of Pittsfield faced the authorities, while two Bockmans from Pittsfield and Cleveland were linked to the vehicle, which Cleveland police later recovered after a visit by E B Dillon. Warrants may be issued in Cleveland.
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Huron Street
Anna
Francis McCaba
Pittsfield
William Bockman
Bockman
Cleveland
The
Cleveland Police
E B. Dillon
Dillon
Detroit Girl To Be Buried Here
Mrs Frank Bechtel of South Ridge received word of the death of her niece Mrs Flossie Murdy Miller of Detroit Michigan. Mrs Miller is the daughter of the late Mrs Lydia M Murdy. Funeral arrangements will be announced, her remains will be shipped and interment made in this city.
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Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
Flossie Murdy Miller
Detroit
Michigan
Mra Miller
Lydia Molle Murdy
Britain Prepares To Resist Turks Europe Invasion
London reports immediate danger from a Turkish invasion lessening but Britain and the empire plan for war in the Balkans. Entrenchments rise along the Dardanelles as Turkish threats and Smyrna violence provoke wider mobilization and calls for peace or escalation.
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Britain
Europe
London
Balkans
Shuttleworth
Dardanelles
Massive Turkish attack sparks refugee horror in Smyrna
Refugees describe a city in flames with hospitals torched and civilians burned as Turkish forces clash with Christian populations. An American destroyer reportedly rescued 80 Greeks and Armenians while harborfront streets fill with casualties and fleeing families.
Blue Jackets Distinguish Themselves At Smyrna
London dispatch reports United States troops defending Christians at Smyrna using bayonets to hold back a mob. The Chanak despatch notes Turkish forces still fifty miles from Chanak as fire smolders in Smyrna. Civilians, not soldiers, blamed for most murders there.
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London
Smyrna
Chanak
Nardanelles
Smyra
Smyrna Fire Massacre Report From Greek Legation
Greek legation cabled from Athens reports the Smyrna massacre of thousands, describing 800 refugees mainly women and children killed in the Roman Catholic cathedral. The dispatch notes the atrocity as witnessed by two French officers.
France Rejects Britain's Call to Arms in Near East War Debate
Paris reporting notes that French papers predict a flat rejection of Britain's request for Britain to arm and supply troops for the Near East conflict. Authorities quote Rudent whispers that the note from Britain exceeds Kaiser rhetoric, sparking claims of madness and war danger.
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Paris
Lacuna Press
Britain
Near East
England
L'Acton Francais
Echo de Paris
Petit Parisien
Editorial urges France to exercise moderation in near east
L Oeuvre headlines call for France to show calm and prudence as England preaches restraint to France regarding Germany. The editorial argues Imperialist France will not follow peaceful policy amid rising tensions and a new war in the region.
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East
France
Near East
England
L'Oeuviy
British Papers Oppose New War in Near East
Newspapers across Britain urge halting hostilities as the Campaign for peace grows. The Daily Mail notes the struggle may be resolved by negotiation while most papers back government plans to end the new conflict without further fighting.
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Pewspapera
Near East
The
Daily Mail
Turkey Urges Swift Ceasefire Amid War Strife
The Morning Post reports Turkish leaders press for immediate peace talks and declare a ceasefire essential at the earliest feasible moment. Premier Veas aide warns that delay risks broader conflict and regional instability.
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Sue Nmuy News
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