Rail Peace Hinges On Railroads Signatures In Settlement Plan
Chicago dispatch reports that railroads must sign the partial peace plan for a settlement to end the rail strike. Hardliners doubt the plan without a large turnout. committee expected to vote on the proposal and authorize separate negotiations if enough railroads commit.
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Wewa Servier
Chicago
Rai
BL M. Fewell
Strangs
Mnanale
Pancho
Jewel
Ote
Brods
Scratta Trust
Recovery of Mrs. Harding Seen Likely After Crisis
Washington reports steady improvement in Mrs. Warren G. Harding after a near-fatal illness. Doctors Mayo and Finney left the case undecided on surgery, with prognosis hinging on patient condition and absence of new complications.
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Washington
Warton G. Marding
Mayo and Finney
Hardigg
Sawyer
Taduy
White House
Harding
16 Hurt When Two Trolley Cars Collide
Mt Cardiel Pa Sept 13 Sixteen persons were seriously injured and transported to Shamokin state hospital and other facilities after a head on collision of two trolley cars of the Shamokin and Mt Carter Tramline Company early this morning near the foot of a hill. Crowded with miners and workers, the scene saw many taken to hospital. cause of the crash is undetermined.
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Mt. Cardiel
Bhamokin
State Hospital
Shamokh
Mt. Carter
Lrangtt
Itne
No Fear Yet From Typhoid In Washington County
County health officials report no cause for alarm as typhoid cases rise slightly in the past week. Two new cases were confirmed in Cascade. health office notes the numbers are negligible compared with statewide totals and typical seasonal patterns.
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Washington ‘County
le Tna
Cascade
Spurl Yeaterday
Largest cornmeal plant in world destroyed by fire
A massive cornmeal manufacturing facility at Amparican Homing Company, claimed to be the largest in the world, was destroyed by a blaze in Trié Haute. Investigators and local authorities report extensive damage as flames raced through the complex, with no immediate word on casualties or causes.
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Newa
Trie Haute
Sant
Mlitary
Amparican
Tse
Diesa
Philadelphia Republican meeting signals campaign push
Governor Sprouva's daughter and Men J A Ward Bingon involved in a reckless driving incident on the Inland Boulevard. Action against her rumored to be dropped. Maginionte O'Connor reports no formal charges. Gilford Pinchot, GOP governor candidate, publicly addressed the Republican city committee at Bellevue Stratford Hotel with prominent leaders present.
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Philareliusa
Feala Dourain
Ray Sept
Gilford "Pinchot
Nowiinee
Republican City Committee of
Philadelphia
Micetins
Hellevue
Bratfard
Okie Elty
Weetlohn
Removal move tied to governor in war times
A garbled dispatch reports demands to remove Mont Welly of Ransan City and Port Hiro official roles. A formal opinion by the chief justice reportedly condemns the governor. Also noted is General Pershing’s 63rd birthday and memories of September operations at the St Mihiel salient as Allied forces advanced.
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Reily
Washington
Viration
Mont Welly
Ransan City
Ax Kavor
Porta Hiro
Bort
Milkmen Under Fire for Suspected Law Violations
Health authorities investigate report that milk is delivered in open containers in a city, a practice forbidden by local ordinance. A dairyman delivering milk in a small automobile was seen pouring milk from a large container, prompting officials to promise action to stop the conduct.
Lodge And Townsend Victors After Stiff Primary Opposition
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge won his sixth Republican nomination in Massachusetts by a decisive plurality of over 82,000. Willian A. Gaston secured the Democratic nomination by over 19,000. Gov Channing Cox was re-nominated by a large margin over J West Allen. In Michigan, Townsend won the Republican nomination for a second term. Woodbridge N. Ware led Democrats, with other names and results noted in incomplete returns.
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Massachusetts
Michigan
International News Service
Boston
United States
Henry ‘Cabot Lodge
Willian A. Gaston
Channing Cox
Repubillican
J West Allen
Foun
I Witzeerald
Dangoratic Gubernstorial
Porner
Joseph C.pulletier
Altarnay
Buffolk County
Thomas C. O'Brian
Republian
Townsend
Charlies B. Townsend
Justina
Ford attacks chamber for coal delivery failure in threatened plant closure
Detroit September 13 Henry Ford plans a formal statement denouncing the Interstate Chamber of Commerce Commission for not ensuring coal delivery to the public. He warns the plant may close next Saturday if conditions persist.
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Internatiooal
Dethoit
Mid
Henry’ Ford
Interstate Chamber ‘of Commerce Commission
Farmer dies after horse kicks him at Chanbhora
J Morrow Mackey, a farmer from nonr Chamborahueg, died at Chanbhora burg Hospital after injuries described as a bolus deiked by on bere gon Aran dindige. Saturday night death followed a rough incident involving a horse.
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Morrow Mackey
Chanbhoraburg Hospital
Akon
Tha
Bolus
Allies' flags on boundaries to warn Turks
Constantinople dispatch reports Allied military command in Turkey placing flags of the star nations along neutral zone boundaries to deter Turkish invasion. Turkish nationalist forces have occupied Broussa as Angora presses for further military gains amid press clamor.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Broussa
Angora
Thieves Loot Zulock Home Near Grosanteic Mill
Thieves raided Nick Zulock's home near Grosanteic mill twice in two weeks, breaking a front door and stealing eatables clothing and lard provisions. They then looted his chicken house taking several of his fat birds as Zulock, an employee of the B and 8, planned to recover the birds and sell them to a buyer.
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Zulock
Mill
Nick
Nick Zulock
Grosanteicje
Éatalles Bealdes
Zuleck
Robbery scare on Mulberry Street shocks resident
Thieves attempted to break into William Shrader’s home at 620 North Mulberry last night. Jumping from a second story balcony more than 18 feet, they fled as police investigated but could not identify the intruders. Shrader awoke to a noise and surprised the men at a window lock. He could not describe the suspects.
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William, Shrader
North Mulberry
Shrader
Blame Klansmen's Wives For Beating Woman
Mrs I Q Tatum a middle aged mother suffers serious injuries after a whipping in the country, allegedly carried out using tactics of the invisible empire. Local papers report the incident tied to Ku Klux Klan lore and the wives of Klansmen blamed for the assault.
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International News Service
Fort Worth
Texas
Mra. I. Q. Tatum
League approves plan to disarm Bulgaria for war with Greece
London dispatch reports Bulgaria gearing for war after Greek defeat by the Turks. Irregular Bulgarian forces mass on new frontiers with aims to reclaim Balkan territory seized after the world war, while Turks and Greeks accuse each other of brutal acts. Greek legation cites Bulgarian plans backed by Russia to strike Rumania instead of Turkey.
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League
Bulgaria
Greece
London
Balkans
Athens
Groves
Pela
Serres
Yofa
Russia
Rumena
Turkey
Plan For Disarmament On Land And Sea Faces War Clouds
Conflicting advices on war and peace emerge as the League disarmament commission обсуждает Lord Robert Cecil’s plan for army limits while Slavs mobilize in fear of a Balkan war. Fighting reported on the Bulgarian frontier and rumors of Russia backing Bulgaria against Romania. Turkish newspapers press for Turkish movement against the Allies unless Thrace Adrianople and Anatolia are restored, while Greece and Turkey deny Sevres compliance as tensions rise in Thrace and Rumelia.
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Europe
Disarmament Commission
Seal of Nations
Robert Ci
England
Thrace
Russia
Rumania
Bessarabia
Thrace Adrianople
Anatolia
London
Bulgaria
Neuilly
Sevres
L’ Érne
Switzerland
Greece
Roumania
Jugo Slavia
Hayante
Allies Push Disarmament Plan Approved by League
Geneva reports that the League of Nations assembly approved the Cecil plan for naval disarmament and a simultaneous land armaments limit. The disarmament commission urged nations to adopt the program before the 1923 assembly, despite some fear of renewed Balkan conflict.
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League of Nations
International News Service
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Sion
Lord Robert Cecil
England
Washington
Balkans
League Fefore
Congress Adjournment Seen By End Of Month
Washington dispatch reports administration readers forecast Congress would adjourn by month end to give five weeks before the November elections. Optimists expect September 23 as a possible homecoming, but a Senate tariff fight and a presidential veto could delay. Bills in play include tariff, bonus, a coal inquiry, a federal distributor, rivers and harbors, and multiple appropriations to fund expenditures.
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International News Service
Washinggton
Congress
Congressional
Senate
White House
Coal Inquiry Commission
Bilta
House
Blast rocks town near Santa Fe train in Cal
A blast believed to involve over thirty sticks of dynamite shook the area near Colton and Santa Fe Railroad tracks in San Bernardino County. The explosion caused little damage but was felt for miles, with Del Rosa, Arrowhead Hospital, and Hlasto reporting effects as investigators probe the incident.
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Internaional News
Han Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
Colton
Nanértalnst Rall Strtics
Rootleg War Claims Three and More Victims
In Brooklyn today the war tragedy escalates with three dead and more victims reported. Names such as Sean Klotxe and Albert Camera appear amid bullet wound reports as authorities seek clarity and a possible suspect.
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York
Sojit
Carnilling
Brooklyn
Bastlognors
Messenger Tov
Sean Klotxe
Albert Camera
Trom
Bruce Given 98 Votes In Final Roundup
Baltimore report notes Democratic primary tallies with Bruce at 98 votes and William Cabell Bruce leading the convention count with 101 to 82 for Garrett. Observers in both parties gauge county results and congratulate Lewis supporters while Norris and others show smaller gains amid broad turnout.
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Bruce
Baltimore
Democratic
Benno Iil
Ceaven J
Pathey
William Cabell Bruce
Franch
Garrett
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