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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1923
Page
1
A Japanese radio report cites severe quake damage in Yokohama with numerous casualties and port disruption. The tremor affected the harbor area and surrounding hills while communications and road traffic faced widespread interruption across the city and nearby regions.
Workforce reports limited coal output as water and gas threaten mine safety. Officials note reserve coking coal and anthracite stocks in short supply while war demand keeps production strained.
In a murky report from September first, adjourned talks near shutdowns in the anthracite mines faltered as Governor Preemttodaer pursued re opening. Operator representatives and miners faced officials who rejected compromise proposals, stalling any possible restoration of work.
Greek authorities report the Italian fleet bombarded the Corfu inland police post, destroying the station and wounding or killing many as Italy announces occupation after Greece rejected terms. The governor and ten officers are held aboard a warship while 130 troops retreat inland. Premier GConstantas says Italy’s move is hostile but will be referred to the League of Nations.
Belief centers on BR B Creager of Brownsville Texas as the likely ambassador to Mexico. President Harding and Secretary Hughes favor Creager after recent talks with President Coolidge. Official circles expect a decision before month end.
Fragmentary bulletin items note events in Colorado Springs and Washington with dated references and brief identifiers. No clear outcomes or details available.
Fragmented text describes a crisis in progress with references to Greece, Saloni, and war alerts. Mentions judges and appeals for support from European states amid a Southeast theater.
The government retests against the bombardment of unprotected forts, killings of refugees, and war as violations of international law. A wireless message from Corfu and a telegram from the Corfu governor report Italian orders to surrender the land, stirring national and diplomatic debate.
Night dispatches report the tourist steam er Freya with 26 passengers is safely returned after a severe storm. In Mexico City excitement followed news of formal U S recognition of Mexico by Washington. Brigadier general Sawyer, President Harding’s physician, doubted canned food caused his death. Norfolk veterans encampment votes to move its national headquarters from New York to Kansas City Kansas.
Minneapolis report notes Lark Birkenhead again rails against former President Wilson during a speech in Williame, Massachusetts, stating criticism of his policies and leadership. Birkenhead underscores party lines and calls for continued opposition actions amid local political discourse.
A White House statement says Washington will await clear evidence of a stable Russian government before advancing any reescalation or policy moves. The note emphasizes caution amid ongoing political transitions and international scrutiny.
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