Nine Die in Brooklyn Celluloid Factory Fire
A devastating blaze at a Brooklyn celluloid factory claimed nine lives. Firemen struggled as explosive materials hurled flames through the four story building. William Morrison and Robert Morrison were badly burned. another son leaped from a window to safety amid a wild panic. Chief Croker ordered all fire apparatus to contain the blaze as surrounding old structures threatened.
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Dick Sees A Chance To Win In Ohio Nomination Fight
United States Senator Charles Dick predicts the Republican state convention next year will be driven by independent delegates chosen by county conventions. He says delegates, not leaders, will nominate the ticket, and vows to press his re election bid through the Bronson primary law while opposing any undemocratic maneuver.
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Bronx Kidnapping Case Spurs Bond for Suspects
United Press report ties the alleged kidnapping of Rosie Giordano to a Mafia case led by slain detective Lieutenant Petrosino. Antonio Prefiro, 29, and Gloganni Gangi, 42, are jailed on 10000 bail each as authorities seek a third participant. Petrosino had long tracked the case before his death.
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Steam Roller Opens Insurgent Fight at Convention
The American Federation of Labor’s twenty ninth annual convention opens amid factional strife with insurgents led by Ohio leaders challenging official control. Officers seek to minimize disruption by steering business through committees while disputes over charters and appeals echo across states and Canada. The agenda includes possible ties with the Western Federation of Miners and debates over child labor, prison sentences for leaders, and labour autonomy amid a volatile, wide ranging session.
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National Conservation Appeal Warns of Power Monopolies
An appeal issued by the National Conservation Association led by Dr Charles W Eliot warns that monopolistic control of Americas water power and coal lands threatens public welfare. It urges immediate congressional action and robust legislation to curb acquisition and safeguard development for the people.
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Troops Rush to Relic After Rebellion
Persian forces march toward Ardebil to relieve mounting unrest as Russian backed plans prompt new tribal resistance. Reports say Tehran and Ardellis mobilize thousands of Persian troops while foreign troops await arrival. Moscow allegedly pressures regional powers to suppress uprising and prevent foreign intervention.
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Navy Party In Control Athens Now
The political nation shows a complete change as the loyal navy party appears to control the country’s affairs. Attitude shifts signal a realignment, with supporters optimistic about new policy directions under the navy leadership.
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Yale and Princeton Face Looming Grid Rivalry Soon
United Press dispatch from New York notes Yale’s grip on the championship as Harvard struggles to show strength. Yale aims to hold off Princeton while Harvard seeks surprises, with key players Mor Kay and West shaping the Cambridge clash and New Haven prep for an epic November 6 showdown.
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Princeton Yale Grid Battle Looms In Tight Contest
Princeton aims to sustain offense against Yale fierce defense with wing and backfield stars. Yale counters with Lafayetien, Ivan, and Notre Dame’s Michl din style disruption as both teams chase key conference and championship implications.
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Confidence high as Steinheil head trial opens defense gains
In Paris Madame Steinheil faces murder charges with her lover M Borderel testifying that their engagement was never intended and that she did not plot to kill her husband. Prosecutors present witnesses while Steinheil remains composed, noting her hope for acquittal as a later witness exposes possible gaps in the state's case. Auction of embroidered work deemed to aid Steinheil’s life fund is announced.
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Auto Carries Party 10 Death in Chicago River Drawbridge Open
A late night accident on a Chicago river drawbridge left an automobile plunging into the water as the draw opened. The vehicle, possibly carrying four to six occupants, vanished in the river with a likely drowned driver Ernest Kemp and others unaccounted. Police vow investigation focused on reckless driving by cab riders rather than the bridge mechanism.
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Coal Miners Strike Halts Production Nationwide
Twelve thousand Australian miners walk out demanding better hours and pay. The stoppage threatens widespread losses for manufacturers and may disrupt imports, with fears of a general famine unless Japan can fill the gap.
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