Trouble for Turkey powers protest against favoritism to Russia
The Russian ambassador to Turkey criticized the Macedonian situation and Albanian unrest after the Sultan allowed four Russian torpedo boat destroyers to pass the Dardanelles, deemed a breach of international convention. Trade authorities authorized passage under Russian commerce, with spacing conditions to avoid treaty violations.
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Combes Defends France Policy At Paris Banquet
Paris Sept 21 Premier Combes defended government foreign policy at a Matha banquet. He disputed attacks by opponents who cited ministers Pelletan and General Andre and argued only the foreign minister speaks for the cabinet. Combes asserted the regime respects religious policy and aims to strengthen France's ties with foreign nations.
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Matha
Department of
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Combes
Marine
Pelletan
Andre
M. Combes
France
Weather forecast for Indiana Illinois Ohio turns cooler
Partly cloudy in Indiana Monday with Tuesday fair and cooler and light to fresh north winds. Illinois sees showers in the north with Tuesday fair and cooler. Ohio cloudy Monday and Tuesday fair with cooler temperatures. Local observations show varying temperatures and a trace to small precipitation since September 1.
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Washington
Indiana
Movements of Steamer Traffic Across Atlantic Ports
Maritime notices record ships sailing and arriving from September 21 across Southampton Queenstown Lizard Moville and New York. Vessels include Fried der Grosse Vaderland Friesland Parisian Neckar Zeeland Etruchs Min eset and Airman with routes Bremen Hamburg Antwerp Liverpool Montreal Geneve London New York and related passages.
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South African war costs shift to colonies, loans delayed
The Daily Mail reports Britain will charge the South African colonies 3500,000,000 for war expenses with a long grace period before payment. Tax boosts on mining profits and new concessions are planned. In other dispatches, Vienna notes support for Roumanian Jews wanes, and boxers threaten three Chinese cities amid Mei-Chou losses. Frankfort group opposes boric acid meat preservation ban, urging reversal.
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Derby Police Capture Suspect In Murder Case
Derby Connecticut police detain a man matching William Hooper Young, wanted in New York for the murder of Mrs Annie Pulitzer. After a dramatic arrest on railroad tracks, the suspect resisted, was identified by a Cunningham associate, and held on a temporary charge of horse stealing while authorities confirm his identity. The man claimed ignorance of his location and name.
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William Hooper Young
New York
Annie Pulitzer
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Stevenson
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Robert Hinman
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Knapp
Assee
Search for William Hooper Young in Pulitzer murder case
New York reports the hunt for William Hooper Young, alleged killer of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, continues with Manhattan and nearby boroughs scouring for clues. Brooklyn leads suggest a Canarsie area escape or possible suicide. detectives sweep Canarsie and nearby lodging houses as a false lead is cleared.
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Joseph Pulitzer
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Jersey City
Young
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Canarsie
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Titus
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Short
Duchess of Roche Foucauld undergoes appendectomy
Paris dispatch reports the Duchess of Roche Foucauld daughter of Senator J H Mitchell of Oregon underwent successful appendicitis surgery yesterday. Her condition is stated as satisfactory today.
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French tourists lose life in Mont Blanc ascent fall
In Geneva on September 21 two French tourists a guide and three porters died after a fall while attempting Mont Blanc ascent. The group reportedly fell near the ascent route and it is feared all seven may have perished.
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Mont Blanc
Secret meeting on coal hauling by nonunion men in Kingston
Wilkes Barre Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met at Kingston to discuss action on coal hauled by nonunion workers. A letter to Grand Master Morrissey was proposed. Morrissey reportedly advised caution. Separate fires and violence reported at Empire mine repair house in Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Co. territory.
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Races Today At Fair Grounds With $5000 Kentucky Stock Farm Trot
The afternoon program at the fair grounds features a seven starter Kentucky Stock Farm trot for three in five heats with a $5000 purse. Also a Money Maker speed trial. Races start at 2 oclock. In Newark New Jersey on September 21 weather kept attendance light but racing was strong at Vailsburg track. Joe Nelson won both heats in the motorcycle five mile race, Freeman second, Butler third, Maya fourth. Intermediate records set from one to four miles. Hurley won the two mile amateur open, a dead heat in the handicap between Hariey and Root.
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Reverend Albert Rhett Stuart Dies in Georgetown at 56
Rev Albert Rhett Stuart D D rector of Christ Episcopal Church Georgetown died tonight from acute nephritis aged fifty six Born in Charlestown British Columbia with distinguished ancestry he served Christ Church for more than 25 years Meanwhile in St Louis Thomas V Thompson president of the Manby Thompson Farm Implement Co died tonight aged forty nine His remains will be taken to Hennepin Illinois for interment
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ST. Louis
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Hennepin, IL
Soldiers in Disgrace Amid Army Discipline Action
CHICAGO Sept 21 One noncommissioned officer is reduced to the ranks and eight privates are dismissed from the United States army and sentenced to terms in military prisons for offenses in an order from Major General Bates commander of the Department of the Lakes Corporal Everett Scales of the Fourteenth Infantry was found guilty of assault with intent to do serious bodily harm He will forfeit 16 dollars a month for nine months and serve the same period at hard labor at Fort Brady Mich The discharged soldiers are James J McGuire Frank Rutenberg Ward Norton and others whose names appear in the official roll
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Comny B
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Ward Norton
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Secretary Shaw discusses subtreasury abolition and money release
Chicago September 21 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M Shaw says abolition of subtreasuries would release 83 million dollars now and that 218 million remaining in last report's treasuries is circulating. He notes he will report to Congress and may include recommendations for public welfare. He expects no panic and cites October interest relief.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
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Shaw
New York
Doubleheader Split as Cincinnati and St Louis Win One Each
In a rain-tinged Sunday card at League Park, Cincinnati beat St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings for the opener, after St Louis triumphed 2 to 1 in the fifth. The nightcap went to St Louis 4 to 1 as Chicago also fell to Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and 4 to 1 in a two-game set. Indianapolis swept St Paul 3-1 and 7-3 in mud soaked twin bills, while Milwaukee and Toledo split a season finale doubleheader.
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St Louis and Cleveland Split in Doubleheader
St Louis and Cleveland split a doubleheader with close scores, Sudhoff and Moore both strong, fifth inning errors cost Cleveland, Reidy faltered in tolling innings, Bernhard earned his eleventh straight win in the nightcap. Attendance 16,510. In Chicago, Griffiths three bagger and Gleason error spark loss for Detroit. Patterson shuts out visitors in second game as Chicago wins. Attendance 5,708.
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Watt y All Right Can Have Freedom of the City on Return
On leaving Indianapolis he said he would bring back the pennant and he probably will do so. The statement signals strong confidence in a victorious return and public honors upon arrival.
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Panic Victims Buried At Shiloh Church Funeral Toll
Birmingham records the funerals of thirty eight Shiloh Church panic victims as the death toll rises to 1065 with 100 identified. J H Balleau in jail claims he did not cause the stampede while detailing the seating dispute with Major Wright and others as the crowd rushed for the doors. Kassongo the Congo boy is noted among the victims and relief funds reach five hundred dollars.
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Renee Eos Sae Eanenwete
Runnels Second Guessumpire Tindill Spark Spat
Runnels claim umpire Tindill favored Indianapolis provoking ire from players and coaches. Officials investigate the dispute amid tense calls during the game.
Umpire Draws Crowd as Night Ends Play Early
Darkness ends the second game with the umpire nearly mobbed. Three games are slated for today if weather allows, officials report.
Minneapolis and Louisville play halted by umpire dispute
In Minneapolis on September 21 the second game was stopped after three and a half innings when umpire Tindill left the field amid crowd reaction. Louisville led 9 to 2 after the delay, with Torrence and Coons among the pitchers. Final score not recorded in the available text.
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Indianapolis Heroes Clinch Hope in Prolonged Title Chase
Louisville leads in a tight race as the board may discard a protested game. Indianapolis must win more than Louisville to secure the championship. today Louisville plays three and Indianapolis two. With various outcomes, percentages shift, and fans flood the Journal with scores. Manager Watkins promised a winning team, and the Hoosiers surged ahead with consistent play.
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Contests Postponed In Indianapolis This Week
Terry McGovern and Hughey McGovern may appear in Indianapolis within a month for a ten round bout with Hughey McGovern and an exhibition with a sparring partner The Canadian Kid is also linked to the program The two McGoverns were being seen in Indianapolis during Toulet week Sam Harris in Louisville with McGorn sets the pace after the Louisville Roses event مجبور
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