Italy Holds Line In Greece Corfu Row At League
Premier Mussolini declares the league is incompetent to settle the Greece Corfu dispute and vows to press Italy’s terms. Rome dispatches say Italy will exit if the league fails to act, while Greece denies a grave internal crisis and asserts continued league competence.
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Associated Press
Mussaloni
Corfu
London
A_ Central
Rome
Mussoloni
League of Nations
League
Italy
Council of the
Asia Slipping Into Sea Said To Cause Japanese Quake
Selby Maxwell in the Chicago Tribune explains a theory that Asia slipping on the Pacific floor triggered the Japan quake. He describes tectonic belts around the Pacific, the Fuji yama coast as a center, tidal waves, submarine cable breaks, and ongoing aftershocks felt worldwide.
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Asia
Japan
Pacific
Tokio
Pacific Ocean
Alaska
California
Mexico
South America
Chile
Fujiyama
Earthquake Devastates Tokio and Yokohama Toll Climbs
Tokyo death toll mounts with estimates of 150,000 dead in Tokio and 100,000 in Yokohama after a major quake tidal wave and fires. Nagoya and Yokosuka reportedly destroyed, martial law in effect, and relief efforts mobilized as Western embassies report widespread damage.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Yokohama
Hondo
Japan
Osaka
Nagoya
Yokosuka
Kokoni
Izu
Hough's First Story Found Uprooted in Iowa Magazine
Des Moines Sept 4 The late Emer son Hough novelist wrote a love story for an Iowa magazine hoping to win back a rejected fiancé. Johnson Brigham state librarian and Midland Monthly editor recalls the tale Belle's Roses about an army officer and a reunion and marriage after years.
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Hough
Iowa
Des Moines
Emerson Hough
Johnson Brigham
Brigham
The
Midland Monthly
Mr. Hough
Newton
Ill
University of Iowa
Greek proposes League action on Greece Italy dispute
Geneva Sept 4 M Politis Greek spokesman urged the League of Nations to refer the Greece Italy dispute to a neutral commission and to set indemnity for a mixed commission. The council planned to consider the proposal tomorrow. Salandra said no definite word from Rome on the sudden reconvening and possible Italy Greece talks.
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Greece
ROMAF
London
Italy
League of Nations
Paris
Tellent
League Council
Great Britain
Geneva
Assembly of the
League
Maly
Rome
Saya
Constantine
Associated Press
M. Politis
Council of the
Council of the League of Nations
Senor Salandra
Skeleton Totals 200 Bones in Four Body Regions
The public health note states the human skeleton contains 200 distinct bones. It divides into four regions: the skull with 22 bones, the trunk with 14 bones, the upper extremities with 64 bones, and the lower extremities with 80 bones.
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Public Hearth Service
Writer’s Hopeful Tale Tells Of Unrepaid Love
The author wrote hoping the girl he loved would be impressed enough to allow him to restart his suit, but nothing came of it. Years later Hodgh married another woman in Chicago while the rejected seeker remained unwed. The town library holds two oil paintings, Emerson Hough and his wife, donated by Hodgh before his death last spring.
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Mr. Hodgh
Chicago
Emerson Hough
Institution
Pony Express Reaches Craig Four Hours Ahead of Schedule
The Pony Express arrived in Craig Colorado at 7 10 a m today four hours ahead of its planned schedule after crossing the continental divide. The leg between St Joseph Missouri and San Francisco faced the toughest terrain.
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Pony Express
Colorado
Associated Press
Craig
Cal
Continental Divide
St. Joseph San Francisco
American Legion Meeting Postponed to September 11
The regular American Legion meeting planned for this evening is postponed until Tuesday evening September 11. Delegates who attended the Mason City convention will report at that time. Members are urged to note the postponement and plan to attend next week.
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American Legion
Mason City
Lions Arrested and Mayor Remits Fine on Birthday
Members of the Washington Lions club ran afoul of officers during a luncheon run to the square. Mayor Alberson, celebrating his birthday, pardoned the group after a lecture on law enforcement while promising to enforce quiet. Judge H F Wagner urged selflessness as a remedy, and discussion included the water works proposition and a Ladies Night slated for September 17.
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Washington Lions Club
Alberson
Louie Jones
Ralph Gibson
Harry Edward
Gibby
Read McRory
Lancheon
H. F. Wagner
Sigourney
Lions Club
Dundee Leonard Match Deferred
The light weight championship bout set for tomorrow at Yankee Stadium between Pennie Leonard and Johnnie Dundee has been postponed indefinitely due to Dundee's poor physical condition as announced by Jimmie Johnston, matchmaker of the Cromwell A. C.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankee Stadium
Pennie Leonard
Johnnie Dundee
Jimmie Johnston
Cromwell A. C
Dundee
Great Indian Museum grows from Navajo shirt purchase
The Great Indian Museum and The Museum of the American Indian in New York curate exclusive Native artifacts. The New York institution expanded after George Gustav Heye acquired a Navajo shirt, forming a pivotal collection dedicated to Indigenous cultures.
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Museum of the American Indian
New York
George Gustav Heye
Civil War Veterans and Auxiliaries Attend Lake Trip Event
The annual G. A. R. convention in Aukeer Wis features lake trips and an evening of entertainment for Civil War veterans and auxiliary members. The Associated Press reports on the gathering held in September with activities at the lake and social events.
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Associated Press
London
Evening News
Peking
Yokohama
Washington
D. C
Coolidge
White House
United States
Pp. C
Shipping Board
Far Eastern
Admiral Anderson
Aukeer
Wis
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Sumida
Harbin
Manchuria
Woods
State Department
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Yokoi
Max D. Kirjassoff
Jefferson
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American Red Cross
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D. J. Rosa
Leslie Dunlap
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Leonard
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