R-6 Submarine Acccident Claims Several Crew Members
Reports from witnesses say the Holland built submarine R-6 tied to three sister ships last night. The vessel sprang a leak and sank while men attempted to escape to lifeboats amid gas and water flooding the hulls. Divers worked to reattach hawsers to the three sister submarines to raise the craft. The disaster left two men believed drowned and several others missing after the explosion and rapid flooding.
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Chambers
Camden
Beret
Tay
Ao Dreffen
J. M. Steele
Voring
Hee
Vegetable price reduction announced in New Orleans
The New Orleans market reports a vegetable price reduction effective October 3. The rate will apply to certain vegetables and is expected to impact wholesale prices in the area.
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Orleans
Knoxville College vaulter breaks neck in fall
Knoxville College star vaulter Hicgsson broke his neck after a fall from a telepole at Galesburg. The incident occurred September 27 as he prepared for competition at an event here.
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Galesburg
Tils
Ly Hicgsson
Knoxzville
Eveulter
Long Train Needed To Handle Exports
Louisville report from September 27 1921 states America’s exports for the first half of 1921 if moved by a single train would require 1 360 440 freight cars and stretch 10 306 miles a distance about half the earth’s circumference. The Southern Railway foreign freight department said exports remained stagnant but total shipments surpassed the first half of 1920 by 4520 cartogads with wheat corn iron pipe cotton seed oil meal apples wool benzo and lard driving the rise.
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Louisville
America
Southern Railway Foreign Freight Department
United States
Priry‘paliv
South Wales Coal Crisis Deepens as Owners Weigh Closures
London reports a serious South Wales coal field dispute after a mis interpretation of strike settlement terms. The mines department demands owners add ten shillings per ton, totaling 750000 pounds, while owners expect government subsidies of 10000000 pounds, with 3000000 remaining. A Cardiff meeting leads coal exchange owners to consider closing many collieries.
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London
South Wales
Mines Department
Cardiff
Coal Exchange
Remains of Grace-Laws Woman Sent From San Francisco
The remains of Grace-Laws, who killed herself after fatally shooting Miss Mildred Hanan, were sent from San Francisco as directed in letters. The ashes were forwarded in a hand carved marble urn.
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New York
Ren
Governors Call Rate Conference Urged by Midwest States
A proposed conference of governors from Michigan Wisconsin Missouri Nebraska Colorado North Dakota and South Dakota to study freight rate and unemployment issues was urged by Iowa Governor Kendall and Nebraska Governor MecKelvie. Des Moines would host at a date convenient to all. The aim is to address vital regional prosperity topics without delay.
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Lincoln, Neb
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
North Dakota
South Dakota
MecKelvie
Kendall
Iowa
Des Moines
McKelvie
Kendall’s
Moines
Domestic labor scarcity in Gotham hits homes
New York reports a labor drought as thousands of Gotham households miss maids and other help. Agencies cite prospective workers delaying positions due to husbands unemployed and employers wary of temporary hires. Prevailing wages cited range from cooks fifty to sixty dollars a month for servants, with Japanese butlers demanding one hundred to one twenty five dollars plus board and lodging.
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York
Emt Ee Ae
Roumania Queen Secures Ten Million Dollar Credit
Paris dispatch says the Queen of Roumania negotiated a ten million dollar loan with Switzerland. The funds will be reimbursed in cereals and part used to buy agricultural and industrial machinery. The Montreux report appeared in the Paris edition of the London Daily Mail.
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Paris
War Profiteers Probe Opens At National Conference
Washington AP reports the national conference on employment opened with ten sub committees ready to study unemployment data and relief measures. Ethle bert Stuart of the Bureau of Labor Statistics to testify as others are heard. Urbain Ledoux arrives with a wealth disclosure proposal linking profits from war to public funding.
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Washington
Ethlebert Stuart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Urbain Ledoux
Boston Common
Harding
White House
Legement Ao
Notorious bandits fight ends in Cuban clash
In Matanzas province, Jose Lanteras of Ceiba Mocha was seen at his home Sunday but released or paid a $10,000 ransom as advices report. In the ensuing clash between bandits and a detachments, Beracant Francisco Sanciuez was killed.
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Havana
Julio Ramirez
Jose Lanteras
Ceiba Mocha
Matanzas
Francisco Sanciuez
Former Governor of Hawaii Dies at 81
Honolulu reports the death of John Tamatoa Baker born 1852 who served as governor and high sheriff under King Kalakaua. He later sat in the Hawaii House of Representatives for three terms and modeled the statue of King Kamehameha the First. Baker traveled in Europe and the south seas.
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Honolulu
T. H
John Tamatoa Baker
Kalakaua
Island
Baker
House of Representatives
Kamehameha
Territorial Administration
Oahu
Pali
Kua
Ululeni
Misitry
Hawaii
Europe
South Seas
Roper Signed to Fight at Winnipeg October 17
Chicago heavyweight boxer Bob Roper has signed to fight in Winnipeg on October 17 with an opponent yet to be named. Negotiations are ongoing for eastern engagements following the Winnipeg bout.
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Chicago
Bob Roper
Winnipeg
Wine season opens in Sixth district paints cautious outlook
Los Angeles reports the wine making season is underway in the Sixth internal revenue district. Indications show only a fraction of 1919 output will be deverecrated under permit, with large concerns consolidating production and many private families still limited by quotas.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Internal Revenue
Galien
Man Arrested in New York Over Arms Plot Claims Wrong Man
George Gordon Rorke, accused in a British arms plot aimed at Ireland, demanded a hearing after arraignment before United Commissioner Hitchcock. His attorney Guy Mason said Rorke was a salesman for a New York firm and claimed the authorities arrested the wrong man. Mason noted Rorke had limited knowledge of gun destinations. The case faces October 10 as proceedings continue.
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New York
Gost
George Gordon Rorke
Bosta Daugheraty
George Rorke
Rorke
Guy Mason
League debate on blockade as weapon amid covenant violations
Geneva reports cite Lord Robert Cecil warning against turning League rules into an imperial super state as nations breach the covenant. The assembly resumes discussion on economic blockades and the date of application. Bolivian delegation instructed not to press treaty revision with Chile, but may raise the matter again.
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Geneva
Ccon
The
of Nations
Assembly of the League
Cubs
Nat Ore
Robert Cecil
Union of South Africa
Assembly
League
Council of the League
Acarta
Weather Update and Deportation Note
Fragmentary report notes Greek deportees involved in economic reinvention and relocation discussions. It mentions Asia Minor and Russia, with references to Bolshevik execution fears. The weather section forecasts rain tonight and Wednesday.
Mexican Supreme Court Clarifies Article 27 Oil Rights
The Mexican Supreme Court holds that oil properties acquired before May 1, 1917 are not affected by article 27 retroactively. The ruling supports Carranza decree to denounce Texas Company assets, saying the provision does not impair acquired rights and has no retroactive impact in spirit or text.
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Mexico City
Texas
Muebers
State Department
Supreme Court
Carranza
Texas Company
Sp Ph
Warns towa séns Against Ki'Ktu
Fragmentary note from Cedar Rapids Iowa September recalls Masonry concerns. The text references Grand and Masonite edge, a state, and mentions Kian and masonry organizations in uncertain context.
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Towa
Cedar Rapids
Ik Wien
Four Injured in Street Car Riots in St John
Four persons were injured during street car riots in St John New Brunswick after a street car struck a crowd as striking workers protested wage reductions. The unrest followed a strike that had continued for some time.
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St. John, N. B
Union
Night trap shoot to glow under powerful lights in Pa
Pittsburgh readers are alerted that trap shooters from western Pennsylvania will stage a night shoot at a Gun club next Thursday. The event will be lit by powerful lights and marks a notable evening competition for trap enthusiasts.
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Pittsburgh
Western Pennsylvania
Order of Alhambra Holds National Convention
Chicago hosts the national convention of the Order of Alhambra of the King of Columbus with dignitaries from across the United States in attendance.
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Order OF Alhambra
Chicago
United States
Order of Alhra
Phillies Crush Giants as Stirk Key to rout
In Monday’s National League action Philadelphias 83 to 81 win over New York featured standout effort from Stirk who scored seven points. Philadelphia posted a 94 scoreline against Ohlsage as part of the muddled card.
New Attendance Record for Games York
A report from York on September 7 notes a total attendance of 141000 for games. The figure reflects an unusual turnout given the smaller number of porous spectators in the crowd.
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York
Giants and Yankees Lead in Dark Day for Pirates
New York report says Father Knickerbocker’s two clubs the Giants and Yankees feel easier after a rough stretch. The Giants and Pirates trail as Cleveland’s team holds a slim advantage and the Yankees aim for a four game sweep of the White Sox in their upcoming schedule.
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New York
Knickerbocker
Yankees
I ‘Gould
Cleveland
Dratheses Pirates
Victorisa
Giants
Pen- Pirates
Ae Loagwe
White Sox
Special Police for North Ireland Discussed Mobilization Plan
In Belfast a conference between military and police leaders discussed mobilizing a special constabulary in parts of Northern Ireland to maintain order. A declaration noted in New York that the New York Ontario and Western Railway declared a 2 percent dividend, first since April.
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Belfast
Cos
Apen
James Craig
New York
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Wyoming Cowboys Ride East in Troubled Trading Tale
A fragmentary report describes a group of cowboys named B. T. Meera and associates traveling east toward a trading scene. The text mentions a figure Milligan and Lealie amid uncertain deals and horse purchases, with indecipherable details about the journey and intent.
No season series details from San Francisco report
Fragmentary AP copy notes a coast league season series fate and championship implications. Mentions San Francisco and figures like H McCarthy and Mike, with unclear phrasing and scattered names.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Wi H. McCarthy
Mike Des
Unclear OCR Fragment Leaves Global News Missing
Fragmentary OCR text references a Sunday session and planting remarks but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, places, or events to establish a concrete news item. The readable portion does not provide verifiable entities or a clear outcome.
Ambiguous OCR Note on Universities and Studies
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions universities and studies but lacks clear names dates places or actions. The readable text is insufficient to identify entities or a concrete event or notice for a precise headline or summary.
Dara eae from a cane aaa S aaseas teseey
The readable text is highly garbled with no clear person, place, or event. No verifiable entities or facts can be derived for a proper summary card.
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