America to Aid Russia Alone Or With Allied Help
Washington dispatch analyzes US relief to Russia, noting France and Britain favor joint control but America may act alone to maximize humanitarian aid and avoid risking commercial gains. Russia's distrust of allies and past joint actions in Russia shape cautious, independent policy.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
America
France
Britain
Great Britain
Uay
Russia
Tom
China
América
Copsright
New York
Evel “Ping
Escaping Soldiers Shot in Rio Grande
By United Press Brownsville Texas Sept 1 Van Jones a soldier was shot and believed killed in midstream of the Rio Grande last night Daniel Morgan another soldier was recaptured after escaping from the guard house at Fort Brown near here Also visible are several cigarette advertisements and ad fragments for Dutch Masters Harvester and La Aztora cigars.
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United Press
Brownsville
Tex
van Jones
Rio Grande
Daniel Morgan
Fort Brown
Courier Delivery by 5 30 P M Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If due to carrier error or other causes you do not receive your paper by that time, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls not reach this office before 6 30 p m.
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Pleans
South African Premier Smuts Seeks Peace Endorses Go Slow
Gen Jan C Smuts premier of the Union of South Africa spoke at a luncheon and returned from England where he attended the imperial conference. He was a factor in Anglo Irish peace talks and urged slow progress toward peace between Great Britain and Ireland while warning about the Silesian issue and naval rivalry between America and Japan.
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Associated Press
Capetown
South Africa
Jan C. Smuts
Union of South Africa
England
Algo
London
Great Britain
Ireland
America
Japan
Arts and Law Prove Claims of Parenthood
The case in San Francisco centers on Julius B. Sorine claimed father of his divorced wife s third child. Medical tests by Dr. Albert Abrams and a facial expression test by sculptor Haig Patigian backed Sorine, but Judge Thomas F. Graham ruled the law presumes the child legitimate, keeping custody with the mother.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Julius B. Sorine
Albert Abrams
Sorine
Arl
Thomas F. Graham
Haig Patigian
England
Patigian
Tara
Graham
Altho
Sorime
May Never Be Time says armed forces may vanish
New York report notes a predicted era when armed forces will be unnecessary. The statement by President Harding to Army College officers frames a vision of global disarmament amid ongoing military debates.
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Army College
Indict Safe Deposit Guards for Larceny in Loot Case
Chicago newspapers report grand jury indictments against Milton Jonas and Ernest Weber eight guards at Security Trust and Deposit vaults after a $200000 robbery by four bandits Sunday evening. Indictments allege the guards accepted two $1000 bonds and $23000 in cash from the loot.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milton Jonas
Ernest Weber
Security Trust & Deposit Vaults
Jonas
Weber
Four Powers to Settle Silesian Question at League
Geneva September 1 The League of Nations council voted to refer the Silesian dispute to four permanent members Paul Hymans Belgium V K Wellington Koo Shina Count Quinon de Lon Spain and Dr Gaston Da Cunha Brazil for settlement David Jayne Hill former US ambassador to Germany serves as observer for President Harding at the upcoming league assembly meeting
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
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Council For Settlement
Paul Hymans
Belgium
V. K. Wellington Koo
Shina
Count Quinon de Lon
Spain
Gaston da Cunha
Brazil
David Jayne Hill
United States
Germany
League of Nations
League
Harding
Assembly of the League
Italy Accepts Invitation to Washington Armament Conference
Italy formally accepts President Harding's invitation to join the Washington conference on armament reduction and the Pacific and Far Eastern questions. The acceptance completes the guest list, with Great Britain France China and Japan already responding favorably.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Great Britain
France
China
Japan
Senate Finance Panel Rewrites Tax Bill to Bundle Laws
Washington D C Sept 1 The senate finance committee decided to rewrite the house tax bill to include in a single document every internal revenue law in force.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance
Miners War News From West Virginia and Ohio
Eleven coaches and a baggage car were sent from Camp Sherman to transport troops into West Virginia trouble zones. Orders called for a federal infantry unit to stand ready to entrain for the mine regions at noon. Coal River trains were halted with no mails moved, while 130 former service men headed for Logan to join Sheriff Chafin. Federal airstrips were alerted as fighting persisted near Blair Mountain.
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Associated Press
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
Camp Sherman
West Virginia
United Press
United States
West Vigil
Harding urges limited arms while warning world may need force
President Harding told Army War College officers that armed forces may always be necessary, yet he pledged officers would not be forced into unwanted service. He urged reducing armament burdens, criticized West Virginia coal field strife, and lamented too many theoreticians ignoring realities as America prides itself on closer to civilized warfare.
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Itay
Army War College
West Virginia
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Nerer
England Ends Dora Rules as Peace Dawned
London reports official peace with all nations except Turkey and the Defense of the Realm act. Wartime rationing, curfews, and police queues were lifted at midnight by an order in council, banning Dora era restrictions Americans faced in England.
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United Press
London
Dora
England
Turkey
Visitor Dies After Trip Through Waterloo to Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Lucretia Johnson of Gloversville New York died of heart disease within an hour after reaching the home of her nephew O H Fowler in Cedar Rapids Iowa. She had been returning from Long Beach and Waterloo and Vinton Iowa where she visited relatives. Body was shipped to New York this afternoon.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
O. H. Fowler
Lucretia Johnson
Gloversville
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Long Beach
Cal
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Vinton
New York
Live Wire Kills Vinton Factory Head in His Backyard
Tohn F. McElroy president of the Vinton Track and Manufacturing Co was electrocuted in his backyard when a live wire fell across a guy wire and a clothes line. Death was instantaneous.
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Vinton Factory
United Press
Vinton
Ita
Tohn F. McElroy
Vinton Track & Manufacturing Co
Red Flag Runs Up in Limerick
In Bruree County Limerick a group of transport workers seized a mill and a bakery and proclaimed a Bruree soviet after dismissals. Placards declared the mills now belonged to Bruree soviet workers with the slogan We make bread, not profits.
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United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Bruree
County Limerick
Legion Men Sing We’ll Hang Chafin to Sour Apple Tree
In Charleston West Virginia on September 1 efforts to recruit veterans for a defense group failed as a meeting near the Governor Morgan’s executive mansion drew catcalls. Speakers supported outlawing violence and the crowd sang We’ll Hang Chafin to a Sour Apple Tree, naming Don Chafin as the Toran county sheriff leading forces against miners.
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Charleston
W. Va
Logan County
American Legion
Gov. Morgan
Don Chafin
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Toran County
Des Moines Vote On Street Car Franchise Fight
Des Moines plans a fast city council review of a proposed street car franchise amid a looming shutdown. If approved at the polls, a 5 cent fare and service restoration are tied to debt payoff. rejection could seed foreclosure in federal court. City officials defer stance, testing legality before public vote.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Barton
Wade
Threat letter to U S district attorney over Klan probe
Chicago dispatch reports Acting U S District Attorney John V. Clin nin received a threatening letter urging him to raise life insurance before continuing investigations into the Ku Klux Klan. The missive signed as "An American citizen" claimed pride or lack thereof. DOJ agents had been investigating the invisible empire on orders from Clin nin.
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Chicago
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Jetter
John V. Clinnin
United States
Clouin
Department of Justice
Clinnin
Poles to Supervise Vilna District Admin
The Poland Lithuania dispute over Vilna was settled this morning by representatives of both nations. They agreed on two Lithuanian districts, one at Kovno to be independent, and Vilna to be supervised by Poles for administration.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Poland
Lithuania
Vilna
Lithuanias
Kovno
Eleven Miners Killed in Harco Mine Explosion Near Harrisburg
Eleven miners died and seven were injured in a Harco company mine explosion near Harrisburg Illinois. More than 400 workers were in the mine at the time and a state inquiry into the blast was underway.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Ill
Harco Company
Manistee Street Railway Suspends Operations
Jackson Mich Sept 1 C J Holmes president of the Manistee Street Railway company announced the railway ceased operations today the system had been run at a loss for four years Holmes said
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Associated Press
Jackson, Mich
C. J. Holmes
Manistee Street Railway
Cota
Manistee
Mich
Holmes
Weather and highway report for multiple towns in 1921 territory
The U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes drying weather in the past 24 hours improved road conditions to fair or good. Local temperatures include 22.6 yesterday and 6.2.55 the prior day with forecasts of continued moderate conditions affecting Albert Lez Algona Charles City Cedar Hapide Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Marshalltown New Hampton Postville Waterloo Wayers in the area.
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Belfast Riots Subside After 16 Die as Troops Move In
International dispatch reports Belfast violence easing after a day of heavy fighting that left 16 dead and over 100 hospitalized. Soldiers patrol key streets, barricades remain, and curfew measures keep order amid sectarian tension in the city. London notes a cautious approach as Dail Eireann’s reply to Britain’s note is delivered.
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Rail shopmen to strike for Sundays pay
Chicago Sept 1 Railroad shop workers threaten to strike rather than accept Sunday overtime pay now in force for 20 years. RB M Jewell of the American Federation of Labor notes a walkout if settlements fail. Also listed are planned games with teams and players in Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and St Louis.
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RB. M. Jewell
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Armies Reach Scene As Miners Mass Near Logan
U S troops wait word to move as miners reinforce near Logan county West Virginia. Reports from air scouts say three pilots were killed in Crooked Fork and Blair Mountain battles while reinforcements surge toward the front. Sheriff Chafin fears a ruse and officials rush to ready forces as federal troops loom.
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September Morn Startles Milkman in Regulation Attire
September Morn arrived on schedule wearing a market basket. Milkman J. F. Staeble observed her on front porches as she walked by, tripping lightly and ignoring glances. Staeble alerted police, and she was taken to headquarters. She refused to give her name and appeared dazed.
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J. FP. Staeble
Staehte
Appitrenthy
Open Fight to Permit Sale of Medicinal Beer
United Press reports pressure on the Harding administration to issue regulations permitting medicinal beer sales. A coalition of senators and federal groups drives the push, while Senator Groussard calls the regulations agile and legally withheld. The antimedical beer bill remains pending in the Senate as Congress weighs the issue.
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United Press
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Groussard
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Washingtons New Superdreadnought Launch Marks Naval Milestone
The superdreadnought Washington, among the four largest U S battleships, was launched at Gloucester plant of the New York Ship Building company in Camden New Jersey. Miss Jean Summers ten year old daughter of Representative J W Summers of Walla Walla Washington christened the ship by breaking a water bottle over its prow.
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