Hawaii Needs More Americans Says Secretary Birats
Secretary Birats returned from a Hawaii labor and immigration tour and urged admitting more Americans from the mainland while cautioning against overrepresentation of Japanese residents. He noted residents’ warmth and discussed complaints about tipping points and ships' crews. He also commented on Pearl Harbor and Hawaii’s naval potential.
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Germany blocks every move at international arbitration talks
The Hague Sept 11 A growing belief persists among delegations that a permanent arbitration court is possible despite German opposition United States Chief Delegate Choate is quoted as thinking Germany aims to wreck the plan A leading delegate says German representative von Biehler opposed every proposal during the latest committee meeting and seeks to hinder progress toward organizing the court
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Harriman Sees No Panic Risk In Markets Says Relief Unlikely
New York reports quote H Harriman returning from a Western rail tour in good health. He downplays a commercial low mood though hints at slight business restraint. He says plenty of money exists but is restrained, warns against overreacting to bond issues and market signals, and dodges questions on Lincoln Central and Roosevelt campaign funds.
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Ohio town confirms dry vote with 107 margin
M Connelsville on September 17 reports Coymeleville approved by a 107 vote margin in a local dry referendum passing by a total of 51. The result reflects the district's stance on prohibition measures in the area.
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Treasure Found in Lake Erie Wreck of Dean Richmond
In Donkin New York on September a fisherman near Von Biren Point while lifting his net found the wreck of the propeller of the Dean Richmond. A lead and copper ore carat valued at unknown. searches and private investors had attempted to locate the treasure since the October storm.
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Marvelous Courage at Court Street Station Rescue
John Behntehon, Gar Inspector for the Lebanon and Northern railroad, directed a rescue after a wreck at Court Street station. A crew was switching freight cars when the collapse trapped a worker under twisted iron and splintered wood. He was freed, taken to a hospital with a broken left arm and severe injuries.
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Burned ferry boat incident reported on river passage
New York dispatch describes a mid river fire on a Delaware Larkana and Western ferry between Newark and Metoken. Passengers joined hands to move toward the upper deck as flames raged. Fireboats arrived quickly and contained the blaze, saving several lives.
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BW RATES FOR FOREIGN POSTAGE
Nashington Sept. 42 The new postage rate between the United States and every country in Europe Asia Africa South America and Australia are provisional effective October 1. Charges for foreign letters are reduced to five cents per half ounce with the first ounce or more to be paid at the sender’s expense and may be prepaid by foreign countries using the proper forms.
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On Eve of Wedding A Silent Tragedy Unfolds
Washington dispatch reports a wedding eve incident where a salesman from ML TH & Company is shot, leaving the bride and community in shock. Details describe a fatal avenue near Bloomfield with a suspect yet unnamed, and a late night confrontation that ended in a single, fatal wound.
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Child Assaulted Near River Front in Cincinnati
A brutal assault occurred Wednesday morning on a child named Anna Woiet near the West Hand riverfront hills. She was found near a clump of weeds about a quarter mile from home in a harmed condition and reported the attack to her mother. Police and physicians attended, the girl is in critical condition.
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Runyan Receives Seven Year Sentence
A judge ordered Runyan to serve seven years in prison following conviction. Details of the case and exact charges were not fully disclosed in the filing, but the verdict and sentence were handed down in the court today.
Posse shoots man who killed his wife in Weatherfont
In Weatherfont Oklahoma on September 1 a posse shot and killed a man who had killed his wife earlier. Residents say the clash arose after a daughter pleaded for mercy and a hotel owner’s involvement. A second man was wounded as authorities and locals surrounded the scene.
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Fraudulent Practices At Jewelers Scandal Report
A Canton Ohio area fraud tale centers on alleged dealer deception in a jewelry market. The narrative accuses multiple firms of counterfeit or misrepresented goods while detailing sharp pricing tricks and consumer losses amid a wider pattern of dealer misconduct.
Jewelers at outs with Poraker and Dick
In a July convention, lawmakers Poraker and Dick faced criticism for backing the United States assay net. The rhetoric suggested they prioritized interests over the Senate, with particular focus on Foraker.
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Jewish Massacres and Looting Reported in Kishineff
Reports from Kishineff describe a brutal pogrom with Jewish residents killed and homes looted. Sightings say hundreds of Jews were slain or fled, while guards and authorities struggle to restore order amid arson and violence.
Cavalry of Rail Policy Probes Land Ownership in West
Cleveland dispatch reports the secretary’s new policy requiring rail and land companies to prove ownership of vast tracts under investigation in the West. Rail raids and big landholdings will be scrutinized, with probes likely to separate from other investigations. The plan targets major lines including Union Pacific and Northern Pacific.
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Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Cudahy Packing House Destroyed by Fire in Philadelphia
A spark from a passing engine started a blaze that gutted the Cudahy Packing Company plant at Ninth Street and Cedar Avenue in Philadelphia. The fire caused about 200,000 pounds in losses and left the facility in ruins.
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