American Aid to Japan and Dollar Flows Abroad
Washington of Sept 6 The piece argues U S relief to Japan can shape enduring goodwill and alliance dynamics by prompt generous co operation. It notes the need to avoid force and emphasizes international cooperation as a long term foundation. It also mentions Americans sending dollar bills to Europe via envelopes and a decline in traditional remittance methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Japan
America
Russia
American Relief
Europe
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The Courier will be delivered to your home before 5 30 o clock. If you do not receive by that time due to an error by the newspaper boy or other cause, call 5100 and a copy will be sent. Phone callers must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Yokohama Quake Ravages City Amid Vast Destruction
Eyewitness recounts the Yokohama disaster where three bluff hotels tumbled into the sea cliff and perished occupants. The Oriental Palace vanished as fires broke out, leaving many homeless. Prince Hirohito’s brother among those reported dead.
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United Press
Peking
Bluff Residence
Yokohama
Roderick O. Matheson
Chicago Tribune
Kobe
Bluff
Oriental Palace
Matheson
Tokio
Hroko Kianh-In
Beard Throws Off Prison Escape in Lady Disguise
Otto Cole, an inmate at Nebraska state prison, attempted to flee yesterday by blending with visitors at the state fair in Lincoln. Dressed as a woman, he walked out with a crowd before Deputy Warden Kavanaugh spotted the beard under face powder and ordered guards to remove the disguise.
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Lincoln
Neb
Indorse: Merger of Southern Iowa M E Church Conferences
Newton Sept 6 Merger of the Iowa and Des Moines conferences of the Methodist Episcopal church was endorsed by the Iowa diocese conference. By 58 to 48 vote they asked the general conference for an enabling act to unite the bodies. Last year the proposal failed. The Iowa conference covers Southeastern Iowa and Des Moines covers the southwest. Opponents include Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant fearing impact on the school.
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Newton
Iowa
Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Mondell Predicts Rise in Wheat Prices Before long
Spokane report states Frank W. Mondell director of the War Finance Corporation urged farmers not to hold wheat for another season. He predicted prices would rise above a dollar per bushel as world supply and demand set the price. Mondell met with Washington and Idaho committee members and rejected a fixed price plan.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Mondell
Washington and Idaho
Republican convention to center on domestic issues
United Press reports from Chicago that the Republican campaign will stress domestic questions and the record of the last Democratic administration. Fred W. Upham, RNC treasurer, says Calvin Coolidge will be the polo horse of the race and anticipates a Coolidge Johnson contest with Chicago as likely convention site. Upham notes an American commission could gauge Germany’s reparations as a factor in France debt decisions.
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United Press
Chicago
Repuhcan
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
Europe
New York
Upham
Calvin “Coolidge
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
X Upham
Germany
France
United States
Puts Daughter in Jail to Cure Her of Flapperism
Chicago reports Henry Fennerstein orders his 23 year old daughter Chrystal held in jail on a criminal charge to stop her alleged flapper behavior. She confessed involvement with a man cashing forged checks as about 4000 dollars of her savings was given to him, with her case to be heard in Englewood police court.
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Chicago
Henry Fennerstein
Chrystal
Miss Fennerstein
Fennersteins
Englewood
Fennerstein
Military Attache at Embassy Safe
San Francisco dispatch reports Maj. William C. Crane Jr and Col. Reber among U S officials considered safe after a Tokyo embassy incident. The Radio Corporation of America relay confirmed Crane and his wife are safe via a Tomioke Japan radio message received in San Francisco on Sept 6.
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San Francisco
Cal
William C. Crane, Jr
Tomioke
Japan
Radio Corporation of America
Major Crane
United States
Tokyo
Col. Reber
Amerian
Radia, Corporation
Insurance Assigned by Financier Death by His Own Action
Council Bluffs Ia Sept 6 Lital insurance policies totaling 45000 were assigned to the Council Bluffs Savings Bank by Robert B Wallace local financier a few days before he killed himself Creditors of the Wallace estate are to meet within a few days to decide upon action for liquidating the estate said to be extensively involved
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Council Bluffs, Ja
Council Bluffs
Devil's Backbone to Host Band Concerts This Fall
Arlington plans a concert series at Devil's Backbone park with the Fawn Bend band to perform Sunday afternoons. The first concert occurred Sunday August 28 with the Lamont band. Visitors totaled 73,000 motoring guests from 29 counties and six states attended.
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Devil's Backbone Park
Fawn Bend of
Preacher Claims Reds Saved Russia From Chaos
Rev Karl Borders a missionary among Russians told Chicago listeners that Bolshevism kept Russia from utter disorder. He spoke at the international convention of the Disciples of Christ where ministers' old age care and benevolence were discussed. The program noted a future meeting place and potential bids from Oklahoma City Cleveland and Jacksonville Fla with W C Pearce addressing.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Russia
Karl Borders
Chicago
Disciples of Christ
E. A. Hill
Ministry of Mercy
Committee On
Alahoma City
Cleveland
Sacksonville
Fla
W. C. Pearce
New York City
World Sunday School Association
Continue Conference in Attempt to End Anthracite Strike
Harrisburg Pa Sept. mine operators and miners union officials resumed talks with Gov Pinchot over possible settlement terms. The meeting adjourned at 1250 AM until 220 PM with little change in positions. Afterward Gov Fincket said discussions focused on narrowing individual settlement points.
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Harrisburg
Miners’ Union
Gov. Pinchot
G A R Commanders Pension Boost Proposed at Encampment
Milwaukee is hosting the G A R annual encampment where James W Willett urges Congress to set civil war veteran pensions at 72 dollars monthly and 50 dollars for widows. The resolution, supported by 16 000 attendees, is to be adopted. Willett notes twenty thousand Civil War veterans died this year. Officers for the coming year will be elected later. Boston and Pasadena bid for the 1924 encampment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
James W. WiHhett
Congress
Willett
Boston
Pasadena
Red Gall Group Ordered Off Clear Lake Route
The Red Gall Group is ordered to discontinue its motor bus service between Mason City and Clear Lake by state railroad and public utilities commissioners. The ruling cites the route was not operated in good faith on April 14 when the new motor vehicle law took effect, though a Mason City Algona line remains through Clear Lake. Chairman Woodruff dissented on the hearing necessity.
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United Presses Moines
RedlBati
Nust
Mason City
Clear Lake
State Board of Railroad
Eoodfaith
Webster
Lewis
Woodruff
Algona
League Council Deliberates as Italy Presses Claim
Geneva report says the League of Nations avoided a break with Italy after private talks. It recommended ambassadors seek a basis for Italy's reparations claim over Janina and did not rule on Italy's occupation of Corfu. Pessimism grows as Italy expands by seizing Paxos and Antipaxos amid tense Greek relations.
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US United Press
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Italy
Paris
Janina
League Council
Corfu
London
Corti
Greece
Paxos
Antipaxos
Iramenes
Britain
Mussolini
Rome
Great Britain
Balkans
Plymouth
Crates Union
League of Nations
Harding Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Copenhagen reports that President Harding is among 30 nominees for the Nobel Prize this year per Aften Posten. Also named are Secretary of State Hughes, Jane James of Chicago, Robert Ceci a key League of Nations supporter, Joan M. Kearnes the British economist, and former Italian Premier Nitti.
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Copenhagen
Harding
Aften Posten
Hughes
Janes Jams
Chicago
Robert Ceci
League of Nations
Joan M. Kearnes
Nitti
Italy
Oil production sees weekly rise across United States
The American Petroleum Institute reports a 19 400 barrel per day jump in US crude output for the week ending September 1 reaching 2 261 800 barrels daily The Rocky Mountains show a similar 19 400 barrel increase pushing daily production up to 1 291 800 barrels indicating regional gains for the period New York remains the reporting center for the data.
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New York
United States
American Petroleum Institute
Rocky Mountains
Man Blown to Bits by Nitroglycerine at Cal Plant
Pinole California September 1 A ton of nitroglycerine exploded at the Hercules Tower company plant blowing one man to atoms and injuring ten others. The dead man is believed to be William Haggerty. The blast shattered windows within five miles of the plant.
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Pinole
Cal
Hercules Tower Company
Sran
William Haggerty
Million Raised in New York District for Red Cross Fund
New York reports over a million dollars raised in the metropolitan district for the United States Red Cross relief fund of 26 million for Japanese aid. Major gifts include John D. Rockefeller Jr and the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Foundation contributing about 100 thousand each, with the United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries giving 260 thousand to 300 thousand.
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New York District
Red Cross
New York
Uns National Red Cross
John DD. Rockefeller
Laura Spellsman Rockefeller Foundation
Boesociation of America
Ebert
United States Steel Cove
Pony Express Now Racing Through Nevada Feats
Associated Press reports Pony Express riders push mail through Nevada as Wendover dispatches the bag at 11 30 p m after a five hour Great Salt Lake desert ride. The relay includes Miss Myrtle Gardner and Miss Nina McCauley delivering the final miles into Grantsville and Salt Lake City amid cheers.
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Associated Press
Wendover, Wah
Nevada
Pony Express
Utah
Great Salt Lake Desert
Will Callister
Desert
Golden Gate
St. Joseph
Myrtle Gardner
Salt Lake City
Missionaries Safe Say Cable Messages to Mission Boards
Cable reports from Washington and Nashville state all Methodist and Southern Presbyterian missionaries in Japan are safe after the quake. The Methodist board notes the wording likely referred to its faith followers, while confirming safety of Southern Presbyterian workers in the affected earthquake region.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nashville
Tenn
Willis
Church Mission Board
Southern Presbyterian Church
Fire at C. G. W. Roundhouse in Fort Dodge
Fire early today on the roof of the Chicago Great Western roundhouse in Fort Dodge destroyed a six stall building. Nineteen engines were inside and were badly damaged, with total losses estimated around 47000 dollars. Only the outer wall remained standing after the blaze.
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Fort Dodge
Chicago
President's Widow Returns to Marion Newspaper Item
Mrs Florence of President arrived at Marion today escorted by Brig Gen. Aries Eb Sawyer and Mrs Sawyer. Details of pin ceremonies not released. The will of the late president is expected to be filed soon. Marion Ohio article notes ongoing president funeral context.
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Epl
Flordow
Pres
Marion
Oday
Aries Eb, Sawyer
Sawyer
Efarddia
Local Red Cross fund aims to aid Japan relief
Waterloo chapter seeks $5,000 as part of a national drive to raise $5 million for Japanese relief. Community donations are urged with two other Black Hawk county chapters also involved. The appeal stresses swift, generous giving and directs funds to national Red Cross headquarters. Also reports millions already raised nationwide and aid plans from Manila and Washington for ships, hospitals, and supplies.
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American Red Cross
Japan
Waterloo
H. 8
Cropper
Walter Davidson
Lleage
Central
Davidson
Gropper
Tri Cross
America
American Rea Crags
Service League
Crapper
Watterlee
Black Hawk County
Cedar Falla
la Porte City
Waterton Exgenlog Courier
al Inndy
National
Red Grass
Washington, D. C
Enthusi
Aslie
International News
Washington
Dbd
Woodtrahles
State Department
Takio
Cople
Manila
United States Shipping Board
Skabs
Columbia
Pacific
W. O'Rowa
Kobe
Yokohama
Philippine Red Cross
Merrit
American Chamber of Incommerce
Premier Listed With Missing In Great Quake
The disaster at Tokio claims sixty two foreigners dead with many more injured. American deaths include W. McWilliam Blume of GE, A J G Pereira of Chartered Bank Yokohama, Dr W S Worden, Dr Glymore Smith, L Gembsch, amid reports of Americans among refugees and a large toll in Yokohama and Tokyo with ongoing casualty tallies and relief appeals.
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International
Manila
P. I
Sippan
Yamamoto
Navy Club
Reof
Yamanouchi
Pakarabe
Navy
Hiranuma
Marquis Mathukata
Tokio
Asakusa
Ushigome
Koishigawa
Azabu
Fukagawa
Odawra
Kamakura
Chiba
Kizaizu
Shanghai
China
Japan
Yokohama
Kobe
President Jefferson
United States Shipping Board
Trans-Pacific
Andre Lebon
Tadas
W. McWilliam
OT. Blume
General Electric Company
A. J._G. PEREIRA
Chartered Bank
W. S. Worden
Glymore Smith
L. Gembsch
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Yokohama Club
Ywekokhame
Beard
Indorse
Southern
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RED Gall
Clear Lake Nqute
Lake
League
Council
League Action Pends
Chailenge
Ecouncil
Ie Jeague
Sal
M. Salandra
Harding Naited
Fou
C. G. W. Roundhouse
Baseball Today
Philadelphia
Quinn
Pieinich
Rommell
Perkins
St. Louis-Chicaro
Mite
Bentley
Crow
Pittsburgh
Alrfecl
Hamilton
Bender Amt
Far
Goage
Cincinnati-St. Louis
National Relief Fund
Mapifiee Co
TS. Lielty
Ladies! Society
Wiit Street Baptist Chore
Corton
Narragansett Pier
Imperial Hotel
Tomyokin
Vylu Rachie Corporation
Alvertea
Consul Dickroy
Pan
Cannon
A. Ingoglia
H. C. Burnell
Hlow. Morse
Einternational Banking Corporation
Stimson
Steel Navigator
Robert Swain
Mr. Shelley
Standard Oil Company
McHenry Holbrook
International Banking
Mendelson
Princeton
Conral Dicknoy
Tokin
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