Chinese decide Gen Chang must be suppressed
The Chinese central government declared it will suppress Chung Tso-Lin, a warlord, by force. Revolts in Chekiang sent Lu Yung-Hsiang fleeing Hangchow as Kiangsu and Shanghai tensions rose. Air raids on Shanhaikwan and border clashes shifted focus to the Chihli Manchurian border amid a wider struggle for control of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Chung Tso-Lin
OH Manel Rian Horder
Woking
Rou
Shanghai
Kiangsu
Chekiang
Lu Yung-Hsiang
Tuchon
Chekiang Province
Tai Lake
Jhing
Hangehow
Shanghai- Hangehow
Liaoho
Yangtse
Newa
Shanghai Volunteer Corps
Tientsian
Great Chinese Wall
Chang Tso Lin
Mukden
Prinipal
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
Wu Pei-Fu
Welking
Chihli Province
Chihlian
Tientsin
Kailan
Taku Bar
Ministry of Communications
Pak Loh
Ho Feng Lin
Loh
Sun Shuan Fang
Milius
Ag Ordm
Tleeen
Néral Lo
Sun
Legion Forms A New Group Land Sea and Air Gang
In Paul Minnesota on September 18 the American Legion convention nears busy planning with resolutions and officer elections. A new Legion subgroup restricted to Navy and Marine veterans, named the Land Sea and Air Gang, is announced and will meet next year in Omaha alongside the main gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Minn
Convention of the American Legion
Resolutions Committee
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion
Navy
Marine Corps
American Legion Land, Sea and Air Gang
Omaha
Legion
Democrats greet Davis in Chicago
Chicago September 18 AP Fresh from his Midwest drive John W Davis the Democratic presidential nominee arrived in Chicago to a tumultuous reception. He was welcomed at the station by Democratic leaders including George B Brennan and escorted to a waiting car. At city hall Mayor Dever extended a formal greeting before a cheering crowd along the march route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John W. Davis
Davis
George B. Brennan
Dlinois
Mr. Davis
Dever
Wage disputes submitted by conductors and trainmen unions
The United States railroad labor board announced that the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen jointly submitted wage disputes with eleven railroads. A five percent increase is urged on most lines, with roads listed including Chicago and Alton and Denver and Rio Grande Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board Today
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhoods
Chicago and Alton
Denver
Rio Grande Western
Detroit
Mackinac
Greenbay
Ogden Braces For Early Fall Weather
Ogden Utah reports a sharp fall weather snap with residents heating offices for the first time this season. Local observer notes chill air spreading across the city and surrounding area while schools and businesses prepare for cooler conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Weather Observer
Prince of Wales Eyes Future U S Factory and Farm Tour
Syosset N Y Sept 18 AP The prince of Wales hopes to return to the United States for a factory and farm tour to meet American workers and study conditions. Friends say his aim is practical experience across industries to aid his future kingship and broaden ties with North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syosset
N. Y
Prince of Wales
United States
North American
England
Long Island
Geveral
Great Britain
English Midlands
George V
Edward VII
British Empire
SOVIETS EXECUTE CHURCH DIGNITARY
Paris reports the Georgian metropolitan Nazari was executed at Kutuis by Russian Soviet troops. The legation notes his 68 years and ill health. An insurgent report says armored trains tanks and aircraft keep arriving in Georgia from Russia as Bolshevik control expands. Georgian regiments join the insurrection as intellectuals retreat to the mountains to wage guerrilla war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nazari
Kutuis
Georgia
Snow Storm Hits Laramie After Overnight System
Laramie endures a heavy snow storm that began late overnight and continued into the morning. The storm started around 8:46 with winds and visibility affected, while temperatures read 44 above at 7 o'clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wye
Legion Urges Retention of Gen Pershing and Defense Aid
The American Legion national convention at St Paul urged passage of legislation to restore General John J Pershing to the active list so his counsel aids national defense. The convention also backed annual Defense Test Day on Sept 12 and awarded Legion trophies to states with high 1923 memberships while demanding trials and personnel changes in the Veterans Bureau planning and appeals boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
John J. Pershing
American Legion National Convention
Military Affairs Committee
American Legion
Nevada
New Mexico
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Hawaii
Florida
MacNider
Iowa
D'Olier
Pennsylvania Department
C. R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Bureau Planning Board
Central Board of Appeals
Committee On Americanism
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
The
Youth Movement
Workers’ Party of America
Thhird Internationale
Freight Cars Cause Wreck Near Galesburg
San ta Fe passenger train No. 10 known as the Chicagoan crashed into two buckled freight cars on the main line in west Galesburg as air was applied to the freight train. Several coaches went into a ditch and the engine lay on its side for fifty feet. The engineer and fireman were injured and several passengers reportedly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Santa Fe
Measles and waterborne illness hit Managua deaths
An epidemic in Managua Nicaragua caused by contaminated water has led to 1200 deaths in three months among a population of 90 000. Measles dysentery typhoid and paratyphoid fever are cited as the major diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Managuas
Laconric Words of Farewell From Matsuyama Maru
Nagasaki reports a grim message from the Matsuyama Maru as the freighter foundered July 11 about 150 miles southwest of Nagasaki. A lifebelt bearing the farewell phrase was recovered by pursuing ships, with one survivor, stoker Fukuoka, rescued after eight days on a raft with minimal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Japan
Nippon Yuseo Kaisha
Kyushu
Fukuoka
Lost His Mind Studying Mars
Vienna observed a mechanic at the Vienna Observatory wandered into the street under the influence of his theory that Mars is inhabited. His behavior included discussing Martian life and failing to heed approaching streetcars before being taken to an asylum for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Vienna
Franz Enterpfarrer
Vienna Observatory
World flight fliers depart Fort Crook for Muskogee
The United States Army flying squadron left Fort Crook Nebraska at 10 41 a m en route to St Joseph then to Muskogee Oklahoma The crew included Lieutenants Moffatt Smith Wade Nelson and a six ship formation led by Major L B Churchill General Corey greeted the men at Fort Crook as thousands cheered the St Joseph arrival and the crowd welcomed the globetrotters with whistles bells and horns.
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U. S. Air Mail
Fort Crook
Neb
United States Army
St. Joseph
Chicago
Boston
New Orleans
Moffatt
Smith
Wade
Nelson
Seventh Corps
Corey
Duncan
L. 8
Churchill
Rosecrans Field
Omaha
Missouri River
Muskogee
Oklo
California Airmen Return Amid Floral Welcome
A fleet of flowers gathered by San Pedro residents and a pot of gold await Southern California airmen arriving after their globe girdling flight. Governor Friend W Richardson will present the symbolic prize as communities foster a celebratory homecoming at Flower Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
San Pedro
Southern California
Flover Field
Ehic
California
Friend W. Richardson
Continuance Denied in Mammoth Oil Civil Offense Case
Washington AP report states Mammoth Oil Company's request to push October trial to November 18 was denied by Judge Kennedy in the Wyoming federal district court. Atlee Pomerone, a prosecutor, announced the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
Mammoth Oil Company
Kennedy
Wyoming
Federal District Court
Atlee Pomerone
Cone
Insurance Awards Set New Record Totaling 65 Million
Washington on September 18 AP reports the American German war claims commission awarded over 65 million dollars, exceeding all prior totals. About 34.7 million went to Pan-American insurance firms and 24.2 million to the veterans' buyout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
iTeau
Sublet Mine Tragedy Deepens as Bodies Still In Mine
In Sublet Wyoming the Kemmerer Coal Company No 5 mine remains dangerous with seventeen men still entombed after the blast that killed dozens. Coroner plans an inquest to fix responsibility, while undertakers prep bodies for transport and memorial services are organized in Kemmerer and Sublet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sublet
Wyo
Kemmerer Coal Company
KE. W. Homes
Kemmerer
Bublet
Cam
Serame
Kem‘merer
P. i. Quealy
George's Trial Under Way in Idaho Man Slaughter Case
George of Rigby Idaho stands trial in Salt Lake City before District Judge William McCrea for involuntary manslaughter in a collision that fatally injured James Holden. The George auto mobile struck a delivery machine on Fifth South and Main streets. Holden was assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Thomas George
Rigby
Idaho
James Holden
Fifth South
Main Streets
William McCrea
George
Holder
Stranded Stranger Impersonator Sought Over Mt Jemens Mail Heist
Federal authorities hunt a stranger who posed as a postal inspector in Detroit in connection with a registered mail pouch theft. A package containing 10000 dollars in currency vanished from Mt Jemens last Friday, and the case remains unsolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mt. Jemens
Premier Herriot narrowly escapes mob in Marseilles
Paris reports Premier Herriot walked through Marseilles amid cheers but was mobbed by about 200 young communists swinging canes. Police dispersed the crowd, allowing his party to reach a train for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herriot
France
Marseilles
Amnes
M. Herriot
warsh@pa
Ile
Rue Cannebiere
Communist Party
League Nations Covenant Is In Need Of Putty
Geneva September 18 AP describes statesmen and jurists trying to plug holes in the League of Nations covenant. Paragraph eight of article 15 allows the council to report disputes within domestic jurisdiction and make no settlement recommendations, seen as a hole to be filled. Raoul Fernandes Brazil M Politis Greece M Loucheur France are charged with this plugging operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Raoul Fernandes
Brazil
M. Politis
Greece
M. Loucheur
France
Pastor Charged in Wife Poisoning Case Near Mount Vernon
The Reverend Lawrence M. Hight of Inn, 12 miles south of Mount Vernon, was arrested on a charge of poisoning his wife Anna 44 who died last Friday. A chemist found poison in her stomach and the deceased was initially listed as ptomaine poisoning. Hight claimed he bought a can of minced ham at an Inn restaurant and that his wife and two children fell ill. Restaurant owners testified no canned meat was purchased.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence M. Hight
Inn
Here
Anna
Chicago
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George C. Buttes
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Prince
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London
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Henry Robinson
Los Angeles
Europe
Owen D. Young
System
Little Camp
League Nations Covenant
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