26 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1923
Page
1
A report notes the death of Premier Ittareane Habelime and the shock it causes in Japanese politics. It mentions lingering questions over his policies, party factional tensions, and potential successors amid a changing government stance.
In Carnegie a violent confrontation left one Klansman dead and scores injured as hundreds of police and French envoys were deployed. Klansmen attacked and were arrested after a parade permit dispute escalated into widespread street fighting with clubs bricks and gunfire.
Atlantic City Aug 25 miners heading to Harrisburg peace conference with Governor Pinchott vow to uphold all demands. Warriner says leaders will not weaken and refuse arbitration. Miners may keep working if contracts allow. strike actions planned if no conference result. Lewis may miss meeting due to illness.
Dublin reports All Ireland resumes its drive toward the parliamentary election to be held Monday. Observers expect a dramatic finish to the whirlwind campaign as polls open early and results loom.
In Texas on Aug 26 a suit seeks a restraining order and injunction to prevent price fixing. The Gulf Refining Company is alleged to be involved in anti competitive practices affecting trade and commerce.
A strike declared amid discussions over prevention measures and a tour involving Cruz and other parties. Details are sparse but indicate labor action tied to safety or health proposals.
A garbled report notes sailors aboard the Hearty trips with torn clothing and an injured knee.
A fragment notes the rescue of Dasbaze Christen con and Mrs Pobler, aged 15, from fleet waters in the district on the night of August 13. The text is incomplete but indicates a nighttime rescue operation.
Fragmentary lines from a political transcript show calls for price fixing in staple goods. Senator Brockhart accuses a speaker of bowing to Wall Street pressure while denying the charge.
Bremerton Washington officials await formal word from Navy leaders on disarmament details for the battleship Connecticut under the disarmament program. The battleship is the Pacific’s most important vessel slated for scrapping, effective August 14.
President Hatsenstein, Reichsbank director, replies to critics urging his resignation. Finance Minister Hilferding reportedly pressed him to stay despite calls to quit. Bank workers threaten strikes as Socialists push Reichstag reconvening to force removal if he refuses to resign. Government seeks support for a forced international loan to stabilize the mark and fund labor needs amid new taxes.
Two men N. C. McNab and XK.M. Champion were arrested in Seattle by Sheriff Starwich at the request of Kibap County authorities. They allegedly embezzled funds from an Oklahoma engineering firm while involved in dealings over United States government Indian lands in Oklahoma.
Today in San Francisco registrations begin for the Pacifica coast championship yachting regatta and aquatic carnival. Owners of sailing craft and power boats from major Pacific ports arrive for the feature event starting tomorrow.
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