Negotiations Extend as Coal Miners Strike Talks Continue
In Hamrisberg Pennsylvania negotiations between miners and operators resume amid the strike. Governor Pinchot and union leader John J. Lewis express cautious optimism that a wage and work rule settlement could end the stoppage. Operators show more hesitation but expect a wage recognition and collective bargaining framework after eight hour shifts.
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Hamrisberg
Gevermear Pinchot
John J. Lewis
Bork
Barseule
Lewis
U S Rear Admiral Leads Relief Fleet to Japan
Admiral Anderson commanding the Far East fleet with eighteen destroyers is ordered to Japan to aid quake survivors. Washington dispatches report two hundred foreigners killed at Yokohama. casualties include Consul Kirpiacecti and wife, Vice-Consul Jenks, and G Babbitt.
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U. S
Japan
Anderson
Far East
Huron
Washington
Vekohasme
Navy Department
Yokohama
Comsat Kirpiacecti
Coneu! Jenks
G. Babbitt
Tokio
Babbitt
Conssi Davia
Shanghai
American correspondents relay vivid quake stories
Washington dispatches describe Japan earthquake damage and relief drives as the Red Cross mobilizes funds, with initial tallies nearing the $5.0 million goal and $2.42 million pledged for food, medical supplies, and clothing. Reports from Kobe and Yokohama recount extensive destruction and casualties, while Hoover says losses may be overestimated and focus remains on distribution and recovery.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Tokio-Kobeine
London
Hoover
Japan
Greek Greek officers and allied demands in Athens huddle
Diplomatic negotiations in Athens center on Greece accepting Italian demands while the Allied powers seek assurances on naval honors and indemnities. A Hague court note and Swiss security memorandum accompany the talks as Greece considers the role of military representatives and the status of occupied ports and ships.
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Intereo
Greece
Athens
Italy
Athena
Italien
the Hague
Greene
Bank 28
Geneva
Rioters Arrested in K K K Roundup in Texas
Texas rangers led a crackdown resulting in arrests and two warrants for several men after a recent flogging incident. Parchments were returned by a jury and Captain Rey L of the ranger force served warrants.
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Arthur
Tex
Texas Rangers
Iy Jury
Rey L
Ranger Force
Italian Consulate in Patras Destroyed in Greek Turmoil
Reports from Corfu and Rome indicate the Italian consulate at Patras Greece was burned by a mob during anti Italian protests. The Italian colony retaliated with casualties on both sides and police guarded the Italian quarter.
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Rome
Associated Press
Patras
Greece
Giornale D'Italia
Apulia
Sicily
Ite Nanies
London
League of Nations
M. Politis
Paris
Council of the
France
Count Qui
Aped convict recounts escape from jail bars and train slip
A former inmate details how he escaped confinement by slipping through bars, greasing his body, and hiding behind rocks. He describes stealing clothes, boarding a freight train, and evading guards while claiming prior terms at Mechester Elmira and other prisons. Authorities urge capture as he remains at large.
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Elmira
Petermeteries
Blackwell
Alcatrase Fsland
San Francisco
Salter
Nevada Penitentiary
California
Om Turma
Irish Free State Recommended for League Admission
The Irish Free State was recommended for admission to the League of Nations by unanimous vote of the commission on membership. Congratulatory speeches came from many notable league representatives.
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Geneva
Irish Free State
League of Nations
Commission On Membership
League
Nine convicts moved from Eastern Penitentiary
Nine convicts were sent from the Eastern Penitentiary in Philadelphia to York County jail after mutinies and a fire. The fire was extinguished with minor damage, and the incident prompted a response from authorities in Washington. The report also notes a decline in prices and a cotton market uptick for the day.
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York
York County
United States and Canada Agree to Ottawa Talks on Liquor Smuggling
The United States and Canadian authorities will hold talks in Ottawa soon to tackle liquor smuggling. The agreement was announced by the State Department and made public in correspondence.
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Washington
United States
Ottawa
State Department
Cotton production figures up to September first
Census bureau report shows U S cotton ginnings totaling 1 141 337 running bales to September 1 with 51 797 round bales in half-bale counts. Last year to the same date ginnings reached 808 173 running bales with 25 25 round bales counted as bales. They list by state including Texas and Colorado.
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Washington
Enemq Bureau
Colformin
Texas
Food Price Protests Rally in Berlin Offices of Interior
Berlin dispatch reports large crowds of housewives demonstrating before the interior ministry building to protest steep food price increases. The protest highlights widespread public discontent over inflation and living costs.
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London
Berlin
Damage by brittle metals halts plane landings in Germany
A fragmented wartime report notes planes suffer forced landings on good days due to metal faults in vital parts. Germany confiscates aircraft making forced descents on its territory. One pilot reports a hole and melted oil tank with soldered piping showing failure.
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Germany
Obregon Replies To Labor Greetings From Gompers
President Obregon of Mexico sends a telegram to Sameul Gompers leader of the American Federation of Labor. He calls the congratulatory message proof of mutual interest in US Mexico matters and asks to convey sincere greetings from the Mexican people and government.
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Washington
Sameel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Gompers
Student sentenced for grenade attack on troops in Düsseldorf
A 10 year old student, Hichara taab, was sentenced today by a French court martial for throwing a hand grenade into a detachment of French troops in Düsseldorf on August 4. Two soldiers and a German woman and child were wounded by the blast.
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Duesseldorp
Hichara Taab
Wham Robbery Not a Case For Lawyers
Tucson's Place in baseball history is explored in the Sunday Citizen Magazine with intimate tales of early local games and players who rose from corner lots to the big leagues. The issue also previews the Traffic Jam on the Milk Way eclipse feature and other profiles including Lawyer stories and Henry Wallace Agriculture in Alaska analyses.
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Citizen
China
Henry ©. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Alaska
Tomorrow
Harding
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