League council delays Greco Italian dispute talks
Geneva AP report says postponement followed speeches by Sig Salandra and M Politis on Italy and Greece. Hjalmar Branting condemned Italian Corfu occupation as a breach of the covenant, warning of dangerous precedent. Lord Robert Cecil urged a settlement acceptable to Italy and the league.
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nans
Aly
Greece
Sig Salandra
M. Politis
Italy
Hjalmar Branting
Sweden
Corfu
Robert Cecil
Paris
Robert
League
Mobilization Fleet Ordered
San Diego announces Admiral Robert E. Coontz will lead a vast mobilization of 140 warships and auxiliaries with aircraft to the east coast in January. The fleet will conduct winter wind and sea maneuvers and battle practice across eight operations involving all active units and supporting forces in the Caribbean region.
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San Diego
Cal
Miral
Robert E. Coontz
United States
Toy
Portoco
Ibbean
Prince of Wales Receives Warm Welcome in High River
In High River Alberta on September 17 AP reports Cowboys ranchers and townspeople gave a royal greeting to the Prince of Wales as his special train arrived. He walked to Main Street unaccompanied by guards and exchanged greetings with Bear's Paw and Red Cloud of the Tony Indians and Morning Star, who greeted him in English and native welcome.
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High River
Alta
High River District
Prince of Wales
Canada
Secret Service
EF. P
Eer Bear’s Paw
Red Cloud
Mortley Reservation
Bear
Morning Star
Muskogee
Okla
Phoenix
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Okmulgee
Okmulgee Democrat
the Phoenix
Okzsuligee
Waa Ito
Naan
Ku Klgn
Haller to Attend Legion Convention
General Joseph Haller commander in chief of the Polish armies will attend the American convention at San Francisco as official delegate of the maniuo rees of Poland. He will sail from Avre on the steamer France September 29.
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Warsaw
Joseph Haller
San France
Manieuorees
Poland
Avre
France
Manager Fred Mitchell Suspended Over Rules Violations
President Wepner indefinitely suspends manager Fred Mitchell of the Nation Sotay for severe breach of Bere rules. The action follows repeated persistence in arguing with umpires and draws formal disciplinary measures.
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Fred Mitchell
The
On Nationsotay
Wepner
Severane
Bere
Fe Hoypiestehell
Longevity Work Keynote by 101-Year-Old Senator Cole
Cornelius Cole, former U S senator from California and a listener of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, turned 101 today. He attributes his long life to climate, work, and moderate habits, noting he eats freely, quit tobacco six years ago, and uses alcohol sparingly.
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Los Angeles
Cornelius Cole
United States
California
Abraham Lincoln
Senator Cole
Commanders of Wrecked Ships Before Court
The naval court of inquiry into the Point Honda destroyer wrecks convened at the San Diego destroyer repair base with over six hundred survivors present. Nine versions of the disaster are to be read from seven wrecked ships and two damaged vessels as officers give sworn testimony. The panel led by Rear Admiral William V. Pratt will hear navigation experts and radio crews before moving to North Island for testimony. memorial services are planned for the 23 dead with four bodies recovered yesterday.
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San Diego
Naval Court of Inquiry
Point Honda
Calif
Naval Air Station
North Island
William V. Pratt
Pacific Destroyer Force
Arabs Revolt in Trans-Jordan Against Emir Abdullah
Reports from Jerusalem say a revolt by about 3,000 Arabs led by the Sheik of Es Bh Ter challenged Emir Abdullah. They submitted an ultimatum demanding an equitable taxation system and the formation of a new government.
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Jerusalem
Trans-Jordania
Abdulah
Es Bh Ter
Regime Orders Expulsion of 31 Politicians
Port Vendres France September 17 AP The military directorate formed after last week's revolution has ordered the expulsion of 31 leading Spanish politicians including former Premier Sanchez guerra and several liberal and Catalanist syndicalists. Expulsions will occur this week as the regime disavows any ties to parties or politicians. Senor Ventosa former Spanish minister of finance was halted at the frontier and told to remain in Spain until the regime decides his status.
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Port Vendres
France
Spain
Sanchez Guerra
Senor Ventosa
Here
Spain plans new Moroccan offensive under Primo Rivera
Madrid reports Prime Minister Primo Rivera orders General Aizpuru to Morocco to settle the issue. no treaty with Abd el Krim, respect Raisuli treaties, and launch a Milila offensive with 150000 troops within a week.
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London
Morocco
Primo Rivera
Spain
Madrid
The
Daily Express
Aizpuru
Raisuli
Abd-El-Krim
Milila Zone
P. C. Official in Accident in Washington
John H. Bartlett first assistant postmaster general and former New Hampshire governor was hospitalized after his car was struck by a street car near union station. His chauffeur was slightly injured and Bartlett suffered a head cut though doctors deemed injuries not serious. Spectators described the crash as near miraculous with wreckage scattering for half a block.
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Washington
John H. Bartlett
New Hampshire
Bartlett
J. Bartlett
Union Station
Chauncey Salvage Contract Awarded to San Francisco Interests
The Navy awarded a salvage contract for the Chauncey the only refloatable wreck among seven destroyers to San Francisco interests. Other vessels will be salvaged under Navy direction. Captain Midnight Olsen departed Los Angeles aboard the tug Homer for Honda with Jet Gunner John Harder assigned to the wreck. Operations start soon.
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Los Angeles
Navy Department
U. & S. Chauncey
San Francisco
Navy
Olsen
Pacific
Los Angeles Harbor
Homer
Honda
John Harder
Twelve Die in Food Riots at Sorau Demonstration
London reports twelve killed and fifteen wounded in a September 17 clash between police and demonstrators over food prices at Sorau in Brandenburg province. A Central News dispatch from Berlin notes deadly fighting during the protest.
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London
Sorau
Brandenburg
Berlin
Packard Company Reports Large Profit
The AP reports a strong profit for the Packard Company with earnings rising significantly. Details about figures and comparisons are noted, highlighting a favorable financial period for the firm.
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Packard Company
Robbery Strikes Keeley Tea Cream Official in Salt Lake City
James B. Robins, Keeley Tea Cream official, is robbed on Broad Street at 9 40 am. A gunman took his handbag containing 866 59 and fled in a stolen car with an accomplice on the running board. Authorities report a bandit captured near Farmington and the other is sought.
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Salt Lake City
James B. Robins
Keeley Tee Cream Company
Broadway
Btate
Main Street
Lake Oem AF
Faroinntess Ua
Atan
Ateline
Ae Ee
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake
Farmington
Sheen
Scottish rites guests hear critique of secret trials
Visitors to the supreme council annual meeting in New York heard Bishop Delaware condemn actions seen as secret trials with midnight punishments, targeting religious constitutional foundations during discussions of northern Masonic orders in the United States.
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Ap—Thean
New York
Supreme
Earthquake Victims Arrive in United States
Survivors of the Japanese quake arriving aboard the President Jefferson were heading to homes across the United States and abroad. Six severely injured passengers were improving after hospital care, while refugees continued to receive funds and aid as they travel on.
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Seattle
Wash
President Jefferson
United States
Somane
Heat Wave Sweeps San Francisco Overnight
San Francisco endured one of its hottest nights as the thermometer neared 80 degrees in the early hours. A 32 mile per hour north wind blew through the city while people tossed off blankets and windows opened seeking relief. The weather bureau cited a general Central California heat wave and a cautious forecaster debated whether a city record could be set.
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San Francisco
Weather Bureau
California
Army aviators complete leg of pathfinding tour
Lieutenants Bertrandias and Garrett arrived in Miles City Montana at 9 this morning and left at 10 35 Mountain time bound for Chicago on their pathfinding tour en route from Seattle.
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Miles City
Mont
Bertrandias
Garrett
Seattle
Chicago
Governor Walton Opens War on Klan
Alameda reports L. W. Stowe misread a storefront sign selling five cents a glass and crashed his car through the plate glass. Police charged him with driving while intoxicated after the incident, then discovered the small sign read Buttermilk.
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Walton
Alameda
Calif
L. W. Stowe
Stone
Stowe
Wanderer Journal: Rock Reports Perilous China Expedition
Washington scientist Joseph F. Rock recounts perilous entry into Yunnan to collect plants for American cancer research. He details escort shortages, brigand fears, and a dangerous return from Lachiming with about $4000 in silver, amid news of burned towns and Tibetan hawais nearby.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph F. Rock
Washington
Yunnan Province
China
Mr. Rock
Burma-Tibet
National Geographic Sea
American _ ca
Likiangfu
Lachiming
Tali
Lakiang
Chien Chiecan
Erat
Moso
Lauping
Talifa
Likiang
Heine Chantien
Losone
Erin
Military courts probe Klan activities in Oklahoma cities
Oklahoma City and Tulsa host military inquiry into Ku Klux Klan actions as Governor Walton extends martial law to Creek and Oklahoma counties. Courts convene with military officials overseeing proceedings. grand jury activity is limited by troops and protocols. Adjutant General Markham arrives and discusses potential changes to headquarters.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Campbell Russell
State Corporation Commission
Creek County
Oklahoma County
J. C. Walton
B. H. Markham
W. 8. Key
William A. Graves
189Th Field Artillery
Paul A. Walker
Lewis A
Ter
180Th
Infantey
Lowery H. Harrell
Fiar
John Amick
16Th Field
Stanley Williams
Paul Walker
W. A
L. H. Graves
Sestion
George W. Clark
Russell
House
Senate
Walton
Dsmen
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