St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 6, 1923

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—_— ge er rr nee ee ge ne gen ee ee LR EO a er Reece: ot: ae Rie Rae am ———— IE. Re doce IC PAGE DNESDAY, IBER 56, 1923, AD PYAKE IT A 3-TIME WANT Order it jar Friday, Saturday and Sunday Run certain for anything. insertions. Money [acre almost ndcd on Un used } SPECIAL 3 AND TIME DISCOU ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC a he Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. T TED Gn 4 NO. 303. Phd heat nc ; : ee IL OF E MAY EE APPL Jertes Confer Privately in - Efforts to Reach Tentative » Accord on Italo-Greek Is- sue and Thereby Prevent Split at Geneva Meeting to Be Held at 5 P. M. EDITION eco ‘PRICE2CE N Ts 3 = HOME O°FICE PUTS: SS PRTHOUAKE DEAL 100,000 Are Injured and 350,000 Are Homeless in the Capital, Says Official Statement. NTS eee = ed Di. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ‘¢ 192336 PAGES. — — —— ae a oo sO es a ee gee _-- “SHOWERS, COOLER TONIGHT; © , we Imperial Bank of Japan, One of the Many Monumental Buildings Wrecked by Quake | FAM, COOLER TOMORROW | | TEMPERATURES. aa ry . THE 70 } ., 69 he _.69 10 . Ss ° ay See 68 1° noon 63 . m USA tthe $(), rm. Highest m 7, yesterday, | lowest FORD HAS A FORTUNE. ACCELERATOR Showers this aft- ernoon or to- eight: cooler: ‘ormaorrow., fair and cooler. Missouri-—t.o- thunder Storms 131 east and ‘ions ae eal (Copyright, 1993,) south Hye re this af‘ sr- noon tonignt: partly cloudy in northwest por- cooler: to- Ae heat — ee ta PS Or cee oe ae tion: niorvow, cooler in and south tions pore- CITY THREE-FOURTHS BURNED: RESTORING COMMUNICATIONS DELEGATES AWAIT OFFICIAL ORDERS | | l}linois Locul thunder showers ' : this afternoon or conight; fair and cooler cooler: tomorrow y, in Opposing Interven- tion, Asserts Right to De- "i Stage et. 2 — Underwood & | a ae —- —- ——_ _ - — See ee ES - - - ‘the League to Pyeach some agreement on the Greece- Ry ® )talian situation constituted the rea Peon for the Pno session of the assembly toda) Lord Robert Cecil bers of the council desire to © fore the | definite. Case Citizens in Persons and otne l pria aon oa for | sed Kederal } | In enforcing next assembly with something increase of they Mworld nations met year, last has been the fo- for realize that if today from together described disaster there as a Associated Press 1 TON, by the WASHIN( Dickover reported today State Department the American dead and disaster now Hi egular Diamonas valued at $2000 were 49 bro- : bomos are mum before any tangible results were ; ; Sept. 6 : Police irom | 7 old, kerage of the taken Herrick Re of a his of the equipment Gray, Mbtained there doubtless would be a pal Department. A shipment of 50 Of 4| vears president bond earing in floor. is look- | \W, Morensic explosion on the kind of the bombs was received | and Police Board office distribution. pnew firm b name | charred, ing. have Osborne unidentified bodies for ta The assembly, as a whole, ilter 1 endeavoring a : ; vesterday and (‘hief iction in ihe having offices the Boatmen's ac i i with a me to the council to some ac-/today to account his number of — tield ‘nt to the of O’Brien) Bank Building, by a youthful high- the and the | Stabbing his wife death been reduced to ashes, - ae: Cain none Mion on Italian’ question, thine feouncil, as the iwerned above as the Paul R. Cannon, LU. S. ‘7; . ’ ‘ " ‘ Manches- iron frames and brick that and executive body, is con- pocketknife, at Boyle headquarters staffs of pillars. will re n eget emergencies. bombs will be Detective Bureau riders, who will « away in ch police district his ‘ ler avenues ast hanes er. ae ~ all thing's With SAVIN evening. said rhe burned wrecks of Street cars. : Mhe League of Nation&s“Ant ing any dangerous spli! Members in Private Session. A meeting of the Pyanged for 5 o'clock this a An earlier private members was Salandra. Italian are ap- the bombs ta. be its Presi- ‘ sey I] . ere ‘ } InhaitV * ongress. ist ile ’ ' oa 5: snd automobiles streets. : The had heen drinking clog the The few prevent: surreal, use In Stabbing, at 6 MN sufferers are gathered in Mirs Was a * fe ax ay dis- and | ‘arr’s Ma- =e” a Ao Mapa. ~ ed atter ne nha marricade? umM- | + ray walke ae" ‘KS | wee. Much interest is here in grant the moti ‘! self in a house, firing at the Gray walked five biceks to Mossible a. by some, abusive that frequently ‘threatened that aie ty} (ry 1 water maled bodily harm, and that degree n an that clear vision Ambassadors. told her he FORD GOES 10. SEE COOLIDGE : used effec- Shoals Power and Nitrate Ferghana is a dependency that she was obliged t riots Other | of the time since theg, W AS Sept. h. Ne@ZO- N MW YORK. be-;in Ferghana of what streets. She asked restdration | former married nany¥e () NA } AGANSET PIER ' ' H TEL AT Ri Ford the latter’s offer TOKIO (Delayed) | s , s;cle Shoals (Ala.) mendous advantage to science anid a me en BURNS WITH LOSS OF $500,000 ag vlbtend ay puetincoacspeale area 'beon the Was Said at | Splendid being maintained the Magnolia avenue police said that his troubleg with “ ‘ - | narks re f } ar on- -eauit :of thia dlecovers ‘parks, where thousands are n [effort wee) | The visit of Ford was understood . ote te] :° e Ss) ) ‘ore Tas rs sie agg ces 2 nage are to have oe made at the invitation | the land More than destroved by fire early today. : re ' was said, have no suppls Massasoit caught fire. | Detroit manufacturer was asked ‘o| FINED ON CUSTOMS CHARGE. The fire in the Massasoit was con- | modify offer for the properties | The fire started in the attic of the for decision and is pending there. | py ve-story Imperial Hotel. The changes in the proposal de-, Suppose - Su vA the b CTY England summer place for which the Government does not : * - wealthy. ' posses clear title and which it will Sunrise today, 5:34: sunset, 6:74.) f fend Her National Dignity ~“ , te England is to the British Empire. ° in Hotel.. | Increase of $1,000,000 for Prohibi- ssociated WASHINGTON, Sept 6.>—A : j . ey « : -7-Appro oe a oe Lion regarding > actus oy of »y in} , a. Will Be of Riots; Youth: Escapes in Victim’s Auto, Several Hundred UL. S. garding the actual number of dead and injured as a result go be- ' ‘Walter H. “SS Says He vear requested of | Tokio, the the narcotic drug laws also has been of missing in the i float- | the Associated Preas. Increase in the wayman, who held him up as he was Navy thrilling story of hig-@wperiercesa increase (J appropriations iS a.m. The robber drove off in the panking Corporation eamship| lic squares and parks, lying under|| ¥@% turned into a huge mass of for the mobile running board and pressed a Missing: . ) The burning oil flowed into the. of 3 The Wife | added wore shell rim glasses. Mrs. M. Mendelson Princeton 4 ere Fissures formed in Btreets peraphing Vy employed tiremaker, and has 4ived the effec-'stickpin of two emeralds surround- rt : yards, perest from. thre on) 34, and was a widow at the. time of At that juncture an automobile | BAN ORE DEPOSIT FOUND pentative of today the! from Osborne, Mrs. NR are her Pact Jury to nient the hom affray Washington boulevard, | . ' nee “—n blem of the Italian occupation | stepped into-.tne coestacabeits a The wife, her Supreme ¢ Wak quarre] ie i\ refused lic li u police. |... i war lighwav and Delmar boulevard lier S. W The effect the eas ‘bae : Mbassadors 1) ‘ is, to with lired f her after-effects are argument|could do better without her: Negotiations Resumed. i sia Turkestan effectively for | Hier employment was With tiations resumed today probably the worlds largest Moellinger. privna er plants and nitrate properties. . , che ’ > yt | pai er's. | . l the offices of the New York Rachium | an the affected by the earth- and their separation were tary Weeks, and later with President | * brought the ed rude shelters. The TUeSLS escaping scantilv clad. of Weeks Although there was ie) | fined the servants’ quarters. Pri- | The offer was referred by the War Narragansett Pier is an sired by Weeks affect chiefly the|p wife, ' lle aC Notice r WV / PEER er be compelled to vacate soon. . Home You ¥ ant’ s3q9.990 WORTH OF RAW ' of 9 PS. alas Russell fined saervoot. | Burned Wrecks of Street Cars and Autos Clog | Is Paramount to Place in (/ Bi segee ? rosea = (a HAYNES ASKS FOR $10,000,000 | B Radio Corporation to the Associated Pres : ; AS! ress tion and $500,000 for Drug Law ) tion of $1 f tl | ane ee. Ol the ear ake i ‘e at Tok then it ; ed 20 and Subduing Barri- When Interrupted in Day- Among 2000 _ Foreign arthquake and fire at Tokio, when it ahnounced 30,000 Had Been Drinking Before Budget Bureau by Prohibition Com YOK Conaui| = unspeakable. The eity, he said, | OHAMA AND HARBOR i asked by Commissioner Haynes, Yokohama 774 , , On Within a certain area all things NAGASAKI, Sept. 6. agents as MW Washington Tol haa : y r. . ‘ . ¥ ; > P , . . ive) backing Packard automobile Pharmacist. A.. Ingoglia..L. as. N.| n Yokohama during the earth- broved by the Budget | i ee . ‘a | ‘ire. Warehouses of the Standard | sui This includes against Gray's side. “Get Mr. Shelley of the Standard Oil Co. creeks and thence into the har-* hospital. increase Masonic emblem ring set with a w J. of the city two and three feet: | Parious Go\ inite st 12906 Hickory since his. wife | immediately thereafter. ed with 20 small diamonds from his phe agenda of conference. their marriage in Mav, 192", A decision to equip the depart- | approaching in the alley interrupted | mension lightened | daughter lived at of the Pass Upon by 2 ra which a crazed man was shotand | Aorfy had offered diffieul- charged that and profahe toward eounsel for W in the : : : fore encountering a policeman bon bs is te ureece | from the gas. that failed SUPPfort Press . mis Bag Co., I: ‘ourth ‘and tween Government and mae of radium, should prove of ‘tre - Osborne, telling his‘ story indict The Imperial Accompanied by his son, Edsel, | sabia Seehind .* Sidaial !quake and fire. Temporary ligh*ing | his drinking. , —_ be IEP . Coolidge, on the supject. see omegeeeeir ane a NARRAGANSETT PIER, Rr Ses J (could be put into every was $500000. The Hotel|afnouncement, it was believed the vate houses nearby were damaged. | Secretary to Congress months ago resort rivaling Newport as a |'Warrior steam power_ plant. to' and ure has been given to the War Depart- league, She ment that, under the provisions of Mbership meant renunciation of Might to defend national dig- | J Italy had menaced world | mCP and siffucient on fer of the ar s of cited Wy the eX- its not there the the Which as not applic covenant were founded that of ‘ation Arar a} on iT ’ Posit war On danger ne ambassadorial body he league the |e pro- ludgement contended, out of ‘s evident boy the of Was me because ngue P Om pe fe ner The 1. ‘Aa ) has the right relating to)! reaties if all in-! Parties ask fo inter- he declared “It alwavs has } thit reated intery. rvene juestions PY oO ’ PRI oe ad lion = Cues inn . ‘ such hy these eorpetence as Te jes thes re AS Sen ited Press MOSCOW, Sept. 6.——-United States \ Senato sl rived in Petrograd today. ear , By La Follette and his party @f- | the contract with the Alabama Pow- | er Co.. drawn at the time the War- rior plant was constructed, the Gov- ernment would expected to va- eate at the expiration of the time limit fixed the agreement WASHINGTON BANKER SENTENCED Cashier of Pacific Coast Institution Gets 15 Years for EF mbezziement. the Associated Press OLYMPIA, Wash., Sept. 6-- -Myron E. Sinclair, vice pre sident and cash- ier of the Southwestern Washington Ilwaco, which was by the State Supervisor of | yesterday was sentenced to in the penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to a charge of embez- viing funds His speculations, the authorities believe, will reach $100,- 000. be 1” Bank at Tuesday fanking 1S years closed | ithe Customs House for bringing fur eoats into this country on the liner Olympic without declaring them or paving duty. WILL HEAD AMERICAN RELIEF McCoy.’on Leave in Japan, Sc- lected «as Director-General. ty the Associated Press WASHINGTON Sept. § —-Brig. Gen. Frank R. McCoy has been se- ‘lected to act as Director-General of American Relief in Japan Secretary Weekes approved today 4 for McCoy's services the American Red Cross assisted by a committee Tokio and Yokohama, went to Japan recently on leave from the Philippines, wher ihe is on duty as Assistant Covernor - General of the nee cen. request Gen. imade by i\He will be citizens in Gen. McCoy of »} tion owing to injuries A are repairing the railways and roads, so as to enable supplies to be trans- It was reported that a passenger ported by land train near Atami, Saturday noon Gen. Fukuda afnounces that mar- was huried into the sea and 390 per. tial law will be withdrawn at the’! sons were drowned, Thirty of the tearliest possible moment He de- passengers *Wam ashore precates the spread of falee rumors, MS reports of socialist activi- |». acts of violence by Ko e e -All money tn the Bank of Japan vauitse was aaved from destruction in the fire whieh followed the earthquake and tid«! wave, it became known here today, A recapitulation of the earthqua such ties as the Associate! Press and OBARA, Sept. 6. reans Large numbers of Yokohama re‘ ugees are arriving in Kobe. Th: steamer Dongola brought 504 of all i nationalities, including 172 Chinese rhe President Jefferson arrived with and fire area today showed Yoko 25 Europeans. The steamer Ly- 365 se dit tn stieainaat ek ma as its center, extending north ipeans. 18 Chinese and 46 Indiana | , . (east and west from that city. ; The Empress of Canada has 15) : Pee . | This area included 33 counties, five survivors on board Many of the! | - large cities, inhabited by 7,000,008 refugees are in a deplorable cond:- majority | ‘people who were caught in the disg@- ; of them are without clothing. te .. it be estimated that about % Of 10,000 Chinese inhabitants ef Continerd om Page 4, » Comme m . Me is ap e. St A ba A he m She 2 WET dey ’ congo at eige, th te