Türkei Bulgaria War Not Considered Imminent
London reports that Turkish Bulgarian hostilities are not regarded as imminent. Great powers will not permit Turkey to occupy Bulgarian territory, removing any gain from fighting. Britain has not planned to move a fleet into Turkish waters, while Russia and Austria handle Balkan matters and seek a plan to restore order in European Turkey.
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London
Associated Press
Turkey
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Balkan
Russia
Austria
Great Britain
Arrest of State Senator Greene in postal fraud case
Post Office Inspector Walter Mayer and Deputy Marshal Foster Black arrested State Senator George E. Greene in Syracuse for conspiracy to defraud the government and offering a bribe. Greene pleads not guilty with $10,000 bail. Kilmer as surety. Indictments allege conspiracy to defraud with Beavers regarding International Time Recorders.
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Binghampton
N. Y
Post Office
Walter 5. Mayer
Chicago
United States
Foster Black
George E. Greene
Roberts, Tuthill & Rogers
Greene
Hall
Jonas M. Kilmer
Senator Greene
George W. Beavers
International Time Recorders
Beavers
International Time Recorder Company
Washington
New York
Post Office Department
Balkans Turmoil Eases Amid Bulgarian Mobilization Claims
Constantinople reports that Bulgarian mobilization is limited to a few regiments for frontier reinforcement and Turkish forces in Roumelia are deemed enough to manage the situation. Rumors of larger mobilization by the Fourth and Fitim army corps are denied. Reshid Pasha’s appointment as Brusa governor draws unfavorable diplomatic reaction.
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Constantinople
Roumelian Vilayets
Fitim
Reshid Pasha
Vali
Beirut
Brusa
Turkey
Buying War Supplies in Berlin Turkey Orders Powder
Berlin reports the Turkish war ministry ordered 150000 pounds of smokeless powder from the Rottweil works. Ahmed Bey, active in arranging field transport and saddlery orders, travels between Exsen and Kiel. Turkey uses agents in Germany with cash on delivery for purchases.
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Berlin
Turkish War Ministry
Rottweil
Turkey
Germany
Ahmed Bey
Exsen
Kiel
Delcasse says Russia and Austria ready to intervene in Macedonia
Paris report states Foreign Minister Delcasse announced that Russia and Austria would intervene only to hasten reforms in Macedonia. They suggested other powers might support St. Petersburg and Vienna to this end.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Delcasse
Russia
Austria
Macedonia
M. Delcasse
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Rejection of Hay-Herran Treaty Confirmed by Congress
A Panama dispatch reports New York Sept 21 that U S senators opposed the Hay-Herran treaty, with only Senator Obaldia in favor. Rejection was deemed foregone. Beaupre's passports likely after official notice. Bogota says no new military reinforcements planned for the isthmus amid guarded garrisons and three Pacific gunboats.
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New York
Congress
Bogota
Panama
Herald
United States
Beaupre
Obaldia
Panama canal treaty ratification foiled by Beaupre
Washington Sept 21 Mr Beaupre says hopes for ratifying the Panama canal treaty are gone He cables the state department from Bogota Sept 18 that the situation is unchanged and that discussion seems hopeless with Congress likely to adjourn Oct 20.
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Washington
Republican Parade Opens Ohio Campaign in Chillicothe
An unusually large parade led to a political rally in Yocatange Park where Governor Nash presided. Speakers included Senators Foraker and Hanna, Myron T. Herrick candidate for governor, Warren G. Harding candidate for lieutenant governor, and other figures.
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Chillicothe
Ohio
Yocatange Park
Nash
Foraker
Hanna
Myron T. Herrick
Warren G. Harding
Alaska investigation probes US attorney and marshal
The Department of Justice received preliminary examiner reports from Alaska on charges against Melvin Grigsby US attorney and Frank H Richards US marshal of the Cape Nome district. Richards is exonerated. Grigsby’s report contents are not public. Final reports due in weeks.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Alaska
Melvin Grigsby
United States
Frank H. Richards
Cape Nome
Marshal Richards
Nome
Grigsby
Northwest
Evansville Man Convicted in County Jail Riot
William Trimble, 45, the first of indicted rioters tried over the July race war, was convicted of riotous conspiracy after a three hour jury deliberation. The three day trial carries a two to ten year prison sentence and a new trial request is anticipated. About twenty of sixty eight indicted have been arrested.
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Evansville
Ind
William Trimble
Aged Man Kills Son Then Ends His Own Life
In Norwalk Ohio Samuel Thompson eighty eight shot his son Leroy fifty eight who had left his wife two years earlier. He hid in a barn and fired at the son in the back, then climbed to the loft and killed himself by firing the rifle into his head with a twig trigger.
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Norwalk
Samuel Thompson
Leroy
Constabulary officer charged with government shortfall
James W. Walsh Jr a supply officer at Masbate Visay a Masbate province Luzon has been arrested on defrauding the government with a 5900 short in supplies and a cash deficit of 8000.
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Manila
James W. Walsh, Jr
Constabulary
Masbate
Viscaya
Luzon
Detective Shot Two in Evansville Feud Incident
Evansville Indiana September 21 police report details a feud ending with Detective Thomas Hut chen taking his own life after wounding Chief Fred Hooke Police Captain Brennecke and Councillor Frank Lutz The gunman died by suicide following the shooting.
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Evansville
Ind
Fred Hooke
Brennecke
Counciiman
Frank Lutz
Thomas Hutchens
Average corn crop shows resilience after early frost
Chicago reports suggest the corn crop escaped major damage from the fall chill. From Topeka to Des Moines and Omaha, there is evidence of light frost or none at all. Warmer conditions are expected with some rain east of the region, while northwest areas remain clear. Some locales near Peoria Dubuque and Madison report heavier frost impact.
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Chicago
Topeka
Des Moines
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Peoria
Dubuque
Madison
Wis
Frightful glare claims life of city driver
Patrick Collins a sixty five year old city employee and wagon driver on Jerome avenue near One Hundred and Seventieth street was frightened to death when a bright headlighted automobile loomed up on a sharp turn. A policeman saw the incident and the driver toppled from the wagon. Doctors said heart weakness likely caused his death before impact.
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New York
Patrick Collins
Jerome Avenue
Collins
Nine Injured As Trains Collide At Crawfordsville Crossing
Nine passengers were severely injured when a northbound Monon passenger train collided with a Vandalia freight at Crawfordsville Junction. The freight's air brakes failed, tipping the smoking car and a day coach. several other passengers suffered lighter injuries.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Crawfordsville Junction
Monon
Candlefish of Puget Sound Lightens Homes in Legend
A historical note describes the candlefish of Puget Sound. Fishermen dried and boxed the fish like candles and used them to light homes. Boats once relied on candlefish lamps, placing the fish head down in a candlestick to burn as a wick. The fish is eaten and said to fry well due to its fat.
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Puget Sound
Sound
Woman and Fashion A Novel Hat
A description of a lightweight rice straw hat woven into a charming headpiece. The accessory is trimmed with pale blue taffeta ribbon rhinestone buttons and drooping violets, with an accent scarf or lace straw in bright color and a cluster of realistic fruit embellishments.
Embroidered Muslin Coats Highlight Elegant Costume Style
Embroidered muslin coats are favored over lace for elegance. A three quarter length white muslin coat over white India silk features tiny tucks, a waist to open-front design, and flowing long sleeves. Pongee outfits offer durable fashion with a shirt waist bodice, box plaits, and a lace cape.
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Pongee
Outing hats crown bamboo novelty in natural tones
The newest outing hats rival the Panama in quality and price, crafted from finely shredded bamboo. A single shape, a large round sailor with crushed crown and rolling brim, appears in natural bamboo color and occasional hues with striking decorations.
A Chic Negligee Described in Cream Silk Style
A white crepe de chine negligee over pale liberty silk features delicate shirring in a fleure motif. A deep crepe collar is turned back to reveal pink liberty silk arranged like a revived fichu. Sleeves are shaped with pointed cuffs and fitted liberty silk beneath in mousquetaire fashion to the wrist.
Stylish Frock Shows Kilts and Russian Closure
A small frock demonstrates a kilt skirt design and a Russian style closure. The model suits girls or small boys and is noted for its attractive presentation.
New Hampshire Benefits From Summer Boarders Revenue
New Hampshire earns over five million dollars each season from summer boarders, supporting local economies and seasonal tourism. The influx reflects continued demand for vacation rentals and seasonal lodging opportunities across coastal and inland areas.
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New Hampshire
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