Osaka Rises Amid Chaos After Tokyo Quake Looting Declares Crackdown
Osaka Mainichi dispatch reports postquake Japan where Tokyo looting is being halted by army orders under Gen Fukuda. Cholera fears rise in Yokohama and Tokyo supplies move by sea and rail as Osaka becomes new business hub. moratorium debates and finance calm amid disaster recoveries.
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Funeral Attendant Receives Smallpox Disability Award
San Francisco dispatch reports Otto Knight, an undertaker's assistant and funeral attendant, awarded 2115 dollars in disability compensation by the state industrial act commission. He claims smallpox scars hinder public appearances in his line of work and says he contracted the disease through duties as an undertaker.
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Miss America Pageant Shines in Atlantic City Beach Carnival
Atlantic City hosts the Miss America bathing carnival where 1500 beauties compete for prizes among 740 hand-picked contestants. Miss St. Louis, Charlotte Nash, and Miss Memphis, Elizabeth Mallory, are highlighted as favorites after recent contests.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
St. Louis
Charlotte Nash
Elizabeth Mallory
Woman Wanted in Con Game Captured in Omaha
Margaret McCandles, 35, arrested on information from Sheriff Underwood of Blue Mound Illinois and held as a fugitive. Police say she is wanted in connection with a land confidence game after going to a local bank to cash a draft.
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Underwood
Blue Mound
Margaret McCandles
Ayere
Illinois
Eickelberg Seeks 1924 Senate Nomination in Iowa
Waterloo hardware store owner L Be Eickelberg filed for nominating papers to run as a Republican for U S senator in the 1924 primaries. He previously ran as an independent for Congress in the Third District. His platform calls for balancing economic relations between producers and civilizing pursuits and aligning the circulating medium with exchangeables to prevent hard times.
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Des Moines
Eickelberg
Waterloo
Ramsay
U. S
Congress
Hickelberg
Tokios Great Fire May Shape Japan Skyscraper Plans
International News quotes Masano Hanihara, Japan's ambassador, who says Tokyo and Yokohama's ashes will decide whether future cities rise in stone and steel or wood. He notes post disaster reconstruction will begin, with the US and Britain as key trade partners, and cites the Kaijo office building as a potential test for skyscraper adoption.
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International News
Washington, D. C
Tokio
Yokohama
Masano Hanikara
United States
International News Service
Nippon
Japan
Hanihara
England
Europe
Woman thief in jail wages five days and a fine
Chicago dispatch reports Marie Keeling a 24 year old housemaid found four bits from her employer's trousers pocket. She received five days in jail and a $10 fine after a three and a half hour jury deliberation. The piece notes social double standards in who is blamed for petty theft.
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International News Wire
Chicago
Marie Keeling
Marie
Embassy Staff Boost Aids Tokio Relief Effort
The U S State Department announced an immediate expansion of the American embassy staff in Tokio to assist relief and reconstruction in Japan. Jefferson Caffery becomes counsellor and R Henry Norwed is named first secretary, with Mayer headed to Tokio as first secretary of the legation.
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Japan
State Department
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Athens
R. Henry Norwed
San Francisco
Ferdinand J. Mayer
Peking
Cable
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Wreck of Cleveland to Chicago Mail Plane Near Napoleon
A mail plane on the Cleveland to Chicago route crashed at Colton near Napoleon Ohio about 2 30 p m. The wrecked craft killed the pilot named as H C Thompson who died later at a Wanseron hospital according to reports from Napoleon Ohio Sept 7.
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Alien Bootleggers Deported Under Des Moines Plan
Des Moines police chief Hammond announced deportation proceedings against aliens convicted of Hanoi law violations. He said 90 percent of prohibition violations were by aliens and that such persons would face action on grounds of immoral character or general undesirability.
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Hanoi
Hammond
Agreement Ends Hard Coal Strike in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Pa Sept Ta Anthracite miners told Governor Pinchot they accept a four point settlement for the anthracite strike. Operators have agreed. Stiles will meet the governor at 7 to outline details for the new contract. Miners drop checkoff demand and accept 100 percent wage increase for all mine men. Wage scale committee met for two hours this afternoon.
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Guv. Pinchot
Nevada Horsemen Relay Pony Express Across Desolate West
Nevada horsemen speed westward from Elko toward Reno in a revival of the pony express mail. They carried Utah mail from Wendover and rode through sagebrush and dust toward Battle Mountain and Lovelock, aiming for Reno by early morning.
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Nevada
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Lovelock
Wilson Watches League Struggle With First Test
Washington dispatch describes former President Wilson watching the League of Nations crisis from Washington. He follows Geneva dispatches closely and awaits reports from ex-secretary of war Newton Baker and Senator Swanson. The article notes Wilson’s belief that Article 11 covers the Greece–Italy dispute and that he remains an interested spectator as leaders seek to avert war.
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America
League of Nations
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Jeague Alileal
Amehl
Frauer
Perliaga
Teague
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League
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Geneva
Arilele
Wort
Gener
Non J. Baker
Swanson
Virginia
Reece
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Witnesses From Maine and California Are Called in Fort Dodge Will Case
Fort Dodge Iowa September 7. Witnesses from Maine California and Oklahoma arrive to testify in the contest over John Stevenson Sr will issues. Attorneys focus on sanity domicile and abandonment as key legal questions while Dr Seymour's cremation and ashes are revealed.
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Olander Pays With Life for Killing Fort Dodge Grocer
Des Moines Register reports on the execution of Wesal Olander for the 1933 Fort Dodge murder of Berthold Stallpap, a local grocer. The double hanging details note the gallows setup, chaplain, and final Bible passages as Olander faced death with a resigned bearing.
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Harding Will Is Filed for Probate in Marion
The will of the late president, Harding, filed for probate in Marion, names Suhatmner as executor and details modest cash bequests to nephews and churches. It directs no monuments and allocates income from government bonds to Mrs. Warding with final division among Harding’s siblings and relatives.
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Ttrrsting
Hoke Dorlhan
Marion
Charles C. Sebaner
Marion County Bank
Suhatmner
Lite
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Eany
Dean DeWolfe
George DeWolfe
St. Paul's Epistopal Church
Wil
Charaity Mo Reamshere
Caroline Watuw
Abigail Vo Harding
Lumber Camp Workers Strike Spreads Across West
In a broad walkout sparked by a Cleveland call, lumber crews from Oregon and Washington joined the action. Reports say tens of thousands mobilized, with 28,000 already gathered near Portland, and 50 percent of the lumber industry affected as batteries and crews head toward key camps and cities from Chicago St Louis to Cleveland.
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Ore
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O'Neill
Oregon
Washington
Cabinet Meeting Focused on Japan Earthquake Relief
The cabinet met at the White House in Washington to discuss the Japanese earthquake disaster and the government relief efforts. Secretary of Commerce Hoover presented relief plans and the Red Cross assistance received official approval for action.
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D. C
White House
Coolidge
Ohio Man Elected G. A. R. Commander
Milwaukee led by Gaylord M. Saltzgrabner of Van Wert was elected national commander in chief at the G. A. R. encampment. An amendment allowed Sons of Veterans to join posts with full privileges. Toston named encampment city amid camp closing notices and related ads.
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Wis
A. R
Gaylord M. Saltzgrabner
van Wert
Sons of Veterans
G. AL R
Toston
Interallied council backs Greek dispute note
The interallied council of ambassadors after discussing the Greco Italian dispute said its decision would stay secret until Greece receives a note to be sent to the Greek government and to the league of nations at Geneva. Italy would accept the ruling if Greece keeps essential demands, and a settlement appears possible to avert war in southern Europe.
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Italy
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