Italy asserts league has no competency to handle crisis
Geneva dispatch reports Italy’s representative and Greek officials clashed as the League of Nations discussed the Greco Italian crisis. Debate centered on whether the league could act under treaty terms. Crowd gathered outside the council chamber while Articles 12 38 were urged to be read immediately.
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Geneva
Gert
Bignor Salandis
Council of the League of Nationg
League
Learve
Mary
Corfu
Pewtis
Ambsaessor
Aath
M. Potitis
Greece
Council
Lora Robert Cecil
England
Thas
Europe
Parley on Coal Wage Talks Reopens in Harrisburg
Governor Pleads for settlement as commissioners from mine operators and miners meet in Harrisburg to end the coal wage dispute. Officials seek an accord to resume operations centered on compromise and orderly labor talks.
Amerigins Germany Readies Surrender Amid Foreign Demands
Report from Woods notes passive resistance in Amerigins Germany weakens as Franco Belgian demands grow. Washington sources say Tokyo fears shifts in control and potential surrenders could alter postwar arrangements.
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Germany
Woods
German Ruhr Crisis Pushes For Early Settlement
Berlin reports that Germany may initiate talks with France and Belgium to resolve the Ruhr dispute. Analysts say the government has effectively admitted a defeat for passive resistance, with worsening conditions in the occupied zones and growing restiveness among resisters.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Stresemann
Rete
Alo
Navy dirigible ZR-1 passes 5 minute test in front of 7069 spectators
In a dusk test at its hangar the ZR-1 airship completed a flawless 5 minute demonstration before thousands of onlookers. Commander Honeaker said the craft represents a new era in marine defense and a potential impulse for commercial aviation. Dur aluminum and steel wire form the hull with 2109 horsepower engines, rising from earlier 1896 plans.
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Meanthe
Tce
J. &. Honeaker
Naval Design
Bureau of Aeronautics
Marne Defense
Market Pressure Amid Yen Strains and Japan Trade Decline
Tokyo stocks eased as the yen weakened and Japanese exports faced pressure. The Tokyo market fell 13 to 4, dipping to 96 before a partial recovery. Foreign exchange moved with declines in sterling and Japanese demand, while speculative drafts featured in the unsettled year.
Odds and Names From Peri ccan League Box Notes
The fragment lists players such as Mogridge Gharrity O Doul Picinich Rae and Luque with numbers like 331 609 601 644 8 299 108 601 409 8 18 6 9 9 9. It appears as a box score snippet referencing teams and players with recurring initials and scores, but full context and teams are unreadable.
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Mogridge and Gharrity
O'Doul and
Picinich
Marriage Is 50-50 Affair Jurist States and Orders Wife to Pay Mate Alimony
Summerfield of the Superior Court orders the wife to pay alimony to her husband, Scranton, at $5 a week temporarily, as he sues for separate maintenance. The husband, who earns $130 a month and says he is ill, contends the marriage is a lending burden. The hearing notes arrears and suggests possible further actions.
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Summerfield
Superior Court
Bee Scranton
Million Japs Minus Homes Says Message
Two official messages from the Japanese consul general offices estimate Tokio and surrounding areas have 160000 casualties and about one million homeless. Telegraph lines to Tokyo and Yokohama are down. Count Makina relayed the report to the Washington embassy and families of consulate staff seek safety via telegraph messages.
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Kew
Tokio
Yokoneme
Count Makina
Washington
Japanese Civilian Losses Reported in Global Strife
fragmentary wartime dispatches claim Japan faced heavy casualties and a potential Tokyo strike. Reports mention a wide range of fatalities and radio communications before official confirmation. The source text is highly garbled, with uncertain figures and places, but indicates a major catastrophe and ongoing conflict.
Bulletin from Orient Reports Japanese Vessel in Distress Near Japan
Doubt about Bonis and Touen group reports arose as inland survivor spoke of a disaster near Guam. Taiyo Maru, a Taiwanese liner, is reported by Japanese naval radio to be in distress off the coast of Japan but is said to be safe. The ship is en route from Onaka with food and water reported, while three persons remain in a provincial police bread allotment.
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New York
Guam
Sen Wurmiinen
Japan
Radio Corporation i Japanese Naval
Onaka
Tokio
Late briefs mention Bishop Scites and staff at 1 Telekia
The brief notes Bishop Scites and his staff were stationed at 1 Telekia, recording a late update on their location and assignment.
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Scites
Telekia
Elbert Gary Heads United States Steel Board Session
New York report notes Elbert Gary chairman of United States Steel during a September session. The article outlines his leadership role and actions at the board meeting.
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New York
Elbert Gary
The
United
Finley discusses railroad role in farmer prosperity and freight costs
Chi cago Northwestern railroad president Finley argues supply and demand drive temporary imbalances, forecasting long run gains for farmers. He cites U S wealth growth, railroads as earth’s chief exchange tool, and notes freight charges are among the world's lowest while emphasizing service to farmers.
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WH Finley
Chicame and Northwestern Railroad
Western
South Dakota
United States
Finley
Lara
British Empire
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