Washington coal stalemate tied to state and federal limits
Washington's coal crisis debate centers on a single path to relief through industry wide control or arbitration. States, especially Pennsylvania, hold decisive power while federal action remains constrained. witnesses urge cooperation and state-led measures to avert comprehensive disruption.
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Courier Delivers By 5 30 At Your Home
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30 o clock. If the paper is not received by that time due to carrier error or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 4 30 p m.
Ruhr Miners Vote to Return to Work Under French Rule
In Duesseldorf on September 3 a majority of Ruhr miners from the Ische Humboldt and Rosenblu menthal mines voted to resume work under French control. About five thousand workers discussed ceasing resistance and 71 percent voted in favor.
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Italy Rejects League Decision in Greek Crisis
Athens reports Italy will refuse to recognize any League of Nations ruling amid the Greco Italian crisis. Italian ministers threaten further action, with unconfirmed reports of occupied Samos and Cephalonia. Greece offers reparations an international conference may deem just.
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Policeman Faces Prosecution Over Third Degree Assault
Des Moines reports charges will be filed against a city policeman for assault with intent to cause bodily injury after he allegedly forced a man named George J. Clark into a painful third degree. Clark, 42, said the officer aged 45 to 50 mistreated him at the police station, dislocating his shoulder and injuring his arm. The details surfaced during a liquor sale trial of pool hall owner W. H. Joyper.
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W. H. Joyper
Labor Day Marks Progress Toward Industrial Peace
Washington and Chicago leaders urge harmony as Labor Day signals momentum toward settling disputes without strikes. Secretary Davis cites 534 disputes handled by conciliation commissions, with 500 settled. Chicago Federation leader John Fitzpatrick insists wages and hours reflect broader life standards and urges mutual justice for industry and labor to sustain production and prosperity.
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New Quakes Add to Terrors in Stricken Japan City
International wires report two more earthquakes devastate Japan causing widespread fires and collapse in Tokyo and surrounding areas. Princes Yamashina and Kayo killed in a palace ruin. Martial law and looting punished by shooting as relief efforts begin and ships bring aid to Yokohama and Osaka.
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Rescued from Wrecked Steamer Off Dix Island
Dix Island Maine September steamship City of Rock Island ran aground on a reef. Coast guard Kennebec station saved over 300 passengers and crew, lowering many to safety despite darkness and hazard. Crew aided by rescuers as ship hull showed gaping holes.
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Angier B. Duke Drowns After Yacht Club Boat Capsize
Angier B. Duke, 33, son of a tobacco magnate, drowned at Indian Harbor Yacht Club when a rowboat capsized while he and five friends boarded a craft to reach Duke's yacht. Four companions survived clinging to a float as rescuers failed to recover the body. Police investigation begun after the club kept details secret. Duke and party were visiting friends near the club.
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Japanese Premier Forms New Cabinet In Flames Rage
San Francisco dispatch reports Premier Yamamoto formed a new cabinet amid ongoing fires and an earthquake. The lineup includes Count Gombel Yamamoto as Premier and Foreign Affairs, Viscount Shumei Goto as Home Minister, Sunosuke Ineouye as Finance, Baron Gechi Tanaka as War, Baron Kenjiro Den in Agriculture and Commerce, Ichiyo Yamanouchi in Communications and Education, and Admiral Takaraki as Navy.
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Cuban Elected Head of League Assembly at Initial Sessions
Geneva reports Dr Cosme de la Torriente Peraza of Cuba was elected president of the League of Nations assembly with 45 nations voting. Dr Feraza received 24 votes and Dr Giuseppa Motta 19, as the Greco Italian crisis loomed over the opening session and future of the league as an international peace force.
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Assembly of the League
Martial Law Tweaked in Tulsa County Proclamations
Two martial law orders issued by Adj. Gen. Markham ease county restrictions in Tulsa Oklahoma. Civil courts and Tulsa police and justice of the peace courts will hear regular cases. Streets may stay clearer from 11:30 p m to 6 a m with cafes and drug stores allowed to stay open and streetcars operating later.
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Boy 14 Dies as Shotgun Discharges While Leaned Against Him
Charles Stewart, 14, first fall hunting victim, died after a 12 gauge gun leaned against his left side discharged near Cedar Heights. Companions, unaware of the safety, said the hammerless gun was not set. He was a West High freshman and Boy Scout from Waterloo. Funeral plans await details.
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Baseball Today At Cleveland St Louis
Cleveland batteries Uhle and fn hay an Chicago batteries Rober Dauss and Bassler national At Pittsburgh Cincinnati Pittsburgh batteries Ber Morrison and Go
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Devastating quake floods and fire hit Tokyo and Yokohama
From Osaka dispatches a blackout toll tops 200000 with Tokyo losing about 100000 lives and Yokohama another 100000. Fires sweep royal palace areas as quakes collapse government buildings and halt water supply. Royal family shelters refugees as insurers and banks buckle under the disaster.
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Tidal Waves on Heels of Quake Claim Victims
A disaster report from San Francisco dated September 3 details Japan's quake and tidal wave devastation. Estimated deaths exceed 100000 with Tokyo possibly bearing the heaviest toll. Fire, water failure, and evacuations plague Yokohama, Yokosuka, and surrounding areas as relief ships depart and martial law is imposed.
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