Dreadful Miner Tragedy At Argonaut Mine Details Frightful Final Moments
International report from Sackpin Cal recounts the Argonaut mine disaster where 47 miners perished after a late August fire. Bodies were recovered behind bulkheads, with notes from trapped workers describing gas and dwindling air. The mining town of Jackson mourns as families await word.
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Affort
Wbatt
Padpaigd
Passags
Byone
Jackson
William
Feagel
Feasel
Britain Now Fighting For Our Existence In Balkans
Foreign page analysis notes Britain and France as central figures in a diplomatic struggle with nations at stake. Britain has been outmaneuvered in some moves, while France gains allies and shifts Near East policy. The piece outlines tension with Germany over German identity and mentions a Turkish plan and Greek withdrawal, with continued discussion on page 10.
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Frank Charlton
Britain
France
Great Britain
Germany
Cnd
Remurrer Filed in Mel sher Company Case
Attorneys for the defendant filed a remurrer to the bill of complaint in the case Lind & Song vs Mel sher Company. The pleadings allege a lease for part of the first floor of the Mel sher store building was violated.
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Lind’ & Song Va
Melsher Company
Wee
Third pair of twins arrive in HIG visits home
At Lappans in this county three pairs of twins have arrived in quick succession. Dr Bjork reports all six babies are fine girls. The newborns are named Ivy and Myrtle Zinkand, daughters of Mr and Mrs Murma Mumma, residents of the city.
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Sea
William
Lappans
Bjork
Mire
Murma
Ivy
Myrtle Zinkand
Tariff Passes After Senate Vote Today
Washington Sept 19 The new Republican tariff bill neared enactment as the Senate prepared to vote at 4 pm. With a unanimous agreement the measure would go to the White House for the President's signature and become law, ending a 20 month partisan battle in Congress and shaping policy for the administration. The passage promises political repercussions for leaders in both parties ahead of the November elections.
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Hutchinson
Beryl
Washington
Congress
Senate
Parthen Adaytt
Impeachment push for Daugherty gains momentum
Washington dispatchs report Allied opposition pressing for impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty. Samuel Untermyer, counsel for a Republican Minnesota claimant, plans to pursue the impeachment charge in Congress. Details indicate coordinated efforts by anti Daugherty factions to force action.
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Tlernational News Service
Washington
Ixter Alva Plang
Oxoanthyos Council
Amor Font Fidareitan
Payer da Ta Vena
Body of Mia Gindra Gindley Found Near River
The body of Mia Ginra Gindley 41 was found in the Schuylkill river near the dam, with a mysterious death noted. Police laboratory tests are underway as investigators piece together the events leading to her death.
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Mia
Ginra Gindley
Schuyl
Bamkelone
Man Cleared in Home Invasion Case Trial Confusing Motives
In MoQuiA Pr Sept 1 t a court heard a man plead guilty to a home invasion. The judge questioned whether the accused acted alone or with others. A key issue remained whether the defendant would explain his alleged intentions and custody of a circus act prop. The trial revealed unclear details about the ransom and the prisoner’s claimed role.
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Moquia
Jie
Judes
Local Horse Saved From Fire. Home Damaged in Blaze
Ralph Myers rushed into a burning building to rescue a two year old trick horsem named Woodie. The stable and Myers residence suffered smoke and water damage after several boys reportedly smoked inside the structure. Firefighters arrived as the building burned, the horse was saved, and loss is estimated around 500 dollars partially covered by insurance.
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Woodie
Ralph Myers
Myers
Myera
Loas Ia
Tuesday Free Day At Fair For Children
The Tagerstown Fair designates Tuesday October 10 as the opening day of the fair for school children, with all children of school age admitted free. Officials report changes in admission days and expect a busy year as poultry and turkey displays aim for record attendance. The fair also notes a larger turkey display and ongoing efforts to boost turkey-raising in Warrington County.
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Tagerstown
Leon
Warrington County Farmera
Turkey
Complete plans handle crowds during fair
Washington County Fair Board and Chief of Police Barber held a morning conference at headquarters to finalize crowd and traffic plans for Fall Week. New regulations were approved and specific instructions will be tested soon to minimize theft and out of town interference during the event.
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Fair Chief Barber
Fair Board
Washington County Fair Board
Barber
Hera
Warner
Trath
Four Hurt When Car Sideswipes Head-On
Four Waynesboro men and Christ Hors of Zullinger were injured when Hovis' machine sideswiped another car while returning toward Hagerstown. Kenneth Johnson Theodore Montager and Bernard Oden were in the party. Their car left the road and overturned after the collision. Motorists carried the injured to Waynesboro for medical treatment.
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Waynesboro
Christ Hors
Zullinger
Hovis
Kenneth Johnson
Theodore Montager
Bernard Oden
Hagerstown
Hbls
VA Pasalag
Hiring B and O Shop Workers for Western Maryland Shops
About one thousand workers, mainly skilled craftsmen from the Baltimore and Ohio shops at Cumberland and Brunswick, are to be selected by Dickson Construction and Repair for Western Maryland Railroad shops. Several skilled B&O workers had been reassigned to Maryland lines as reductions trimmed local staff, while union strife continues with little sign of peace. The Western Maryland seeks firm control, displacing radicals and aiming to restore orderly operations, amid ongoing daily gatherings at Western Enterprise Hall and limited rehires already returning to work.
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Cumberland and Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dickson Construction and Repair Company
Concert
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Cumberland and
Brunswick
Maryland Junction
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Ohio
Cumberland
Maryland
Nan
Western | Enterprise’ Hall
Noid
County Officials Set To Decide Bond Issue Cost
County Commissioners prepared to act on a $300,009 school bond matter after receiving a letter from Baker Watts and Company of Baltimore. Attorneys were authorized to pursue court action to determine legality, with potential expenses near $1,000 if appealed to the Court of Appeals. The decision hinges on establishing the bond issue’s validity, and the letter was presented at the afternoon session for consideration.
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Baker, Watts & Company
Baltimore
Frm
Harry Brindle
Court of Appeals
Baker, Watta & Company
Large Estate Left Behind by Scandal in Mechaniceburg
Charles Scandhlia of Mechaniceburg reported a large estate tied to a scandal. An enforcement agent described a quarrel over bootlegging spoils, with an estate valued at about $250,000. Fifty thousand in stocks was left to a private secretary, Misa, and executor Alton Boyle of Harrisburg. The widow receives one third, and the remainder to three children, with hospital witnesses noting dying statements.
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Charles Scandhlia
Mechaniceburg
Witton
Lala
Atocka
Iin
Misa
Alton Boyle
Harrisburg
Win
Lonado
Eatate
Atatiwenta
Beandalls
Charles Pappa
Hyaid
Health officer takes charge of Ridge Avenue school
After rechecking 45 children at Ridge Avenue School, Dr. Aiken of the U S Public Health Service assumed responsibility for school health work. An examination of first grade pupils began under Dr Aiken, who will expand the program to older and younger students in Biward and Bish.
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Ridge
Or. Aiken
Hotshy
U. S. Public Health Service
Bagan
Elilittran
Aiken
Washington County Health Demonati
Biswart
Allasca Tetomanny
France Won't Support Britain Over Near East War
Paris dispatch reports the French cabinet backed Premier Poincare in not going to war in the Near East or supporting Britain if Britain declares war on Turkey. It cites France withdrawing troops from Chanak and shifts by Yugoslavia and Italy to pacific policies as signs of Britain's isolation.
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Frank & Mason
Paris
Poincare
Near East
Great Britain
Turkey
Britain
Chanak
Jugo Slavia
Italy
France
Lord Curzon
England
Mustapha Kemal
Dardanelles
British cabinet eases war aim over Turkish invasion
London reports that Britain will not seek war unless the Turkish nationalists army under Mustafa Kemal Pasha invades the neutral zone at the Turkish Straits. The move follows a revised policy amid European ally pressure as Downing Street issues an official communique refining the Near East policy statement. Royal forces recall troops on leave and the Mediterranean fleet at the Dardanelles shows increased activity with several destroyers and cruisers now in the area.
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Los
London
Mustapha’ Kemal Pasha
Europe
Asia
Britain
Downing Street
Near East
Hele Watts
Dardanelles
Baltis
Rotillas
Motilla
Gibraltar
Mediterran
Balkan crisis at a glance with naval plans and policy notes
Orbiting chaos in Europe as ORIUSN caorier outlines defense plans for Turkey and weighs war if Istanbul is attacked. French cabinet shuns England’s Balkan war avert efforts. Turks push toward allied naval zones while Greek troops retreat from Asia Minor. British leaders Depart for Paris to spell Near East policy amid Constantinople withdrawal. Also a farm sale ad notes 12 500 dollars. assorted local property listings and building permits appear in fragmentary text.
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Oriusn Caorier
Ganstamtinople
Europe
England
Aliled Naw Treat
Turkish Straits
Asia Minor
Admiral Beatty
Lord Gun Zan
London
Paris
Constantinople
Auction at courthouse sells Fleet National Bank shares
Joseph Murdock sold 12 shares of Fleet National Bank capital stock par $10 for $46 per share in front of the courthouse today. He also sold 3 shares of American Automotive Co-Operative Store stock at par $100.
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Joseph Murdock
Fleet National Bank
American Automotive Co-Operative
Greece Says Germany and Russia Will Aid Turkey
Washington Sept 19 The Greek legation asserts Germany and Russia will aid Turkey if Britain or any major European power moves to arms Greece cites an official statement noting a secret alliance treaty linking Turkey Russia and Germany following the Rapallo era claims.
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Germany
Russia
Turkey
Gy International News Service
Washington
Great Britain
Greece
Satemaut
Rysata
Fighting in Ireland Leaves Sixteen Dead
International news reports heavy clashes in Ireland with sixteen fatalities and widespread damage. Key locations include Mayo and surrounding areas as security forces attempt to quell the fighting. Reports cite prolonged gunfire and casualties, with authorities issuing statements on the evolving situation.
Imports and Exports Show An Increase
Washington reports August trade shows a rise in imports and exports over July with total value around 272.5 million dollars. The Commerce Department released figures noting the month’s gains though the data included some adjustments and exclusions.
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Asparta
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