France envoy mission deemed successful and Kemal talks eyed
London October 1 The first cabinet held a long two hour session then adjourned to 1 am Sunday after hours of study The press reports say Franklin-Boujin's Smyrna mission is successful with Kemal Pasha ready to seek a peaceful exit Allied plans include a conference with Kemal and a new line between British and Turkish forces near Chanak indicating progress in balance of power.
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Wrecked Seaplane Rescue in Bay of Bengal Tale
Two aviators Captain Norman MacMillan and Captain Maillina endured 69 hours adrift in a wrecked seaplane in the Bay of Bengal as a native brig initially passed by before aiding in a rescue by a search steam launch. They faced capsizing, currents, and fear while signaling for help.
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Revolt shakes Juarez border as forces clash at crossing
Reports from Juarez say rebels attempted to rush the International bridge from El Paso as loyal federal forces held positions. General Mendez described heavy rifle and machine fire around the railroad yards while fiscal guards performed with surprise and tenacity. Reinforcements from the south were expected, and telegraph communications were severed during two hours of fighting.
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Santa Fe G O P Nominates Sheriff Candidates
The Santa Fe Republican county convention named Agardo Alarid for sheriff along with a slate including Alarid for assessor, Edward L. Safira as clerk, J. L. Sandoval as treasurer, Ada Chaves as school superintendent, Jack Thorpe as surveyor, and probate judge candidates to be picked by the county central committee. County commissioners C. Closson, Frank Davi, and Perfecto Gallegos were listed, with Arthur Mesih and Elfo Gomez as representatives in the legislature.
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Edward L. Safira
Treasur
J. L. Sandoval
Wheol Supd
Ada Chaves
Jack Thorpe
C. Closson
Frank Davi
Perfecto Gallegos
Arthur Hmeseh
Elfeso Gomez
Senta Fe
Weather Forecast for Sunday and Monday
New light clouds and Sunday showers with a near normal temperature through Monday. The University report shows calm winds and little change in temperatures with partly cloudy conditions.
Great War Threat Looms Over Europe Says Borah
United States Senator William Borah told Chicago Press Club that a new great war looms over Europe due to imperialistic policies. He urged condemning England and France, warned of Christian world complicity, and argued Europe is the author of its own ruin while Islam fears widespread conflict and oil exploitation.
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Idaho
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Syria
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Egypt
India
Boy bandits stage robbery in Clovis New Mexico
A group of five youths, all under 14, staged a robbery at Hunter's second hand store in Clovis. They signaled with a whistle to guard their approach, shattered a rear window, and stole pistols money and valuables. They were arrested within an hour and most confessed. Loot found behind a garage. One boy had recently been released from a New Mexico reformatory.
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American flag carried with Greek colors at Smyrna
Chicago dispatch reports Alonzo Wilson says Greek divisions in Asia Minor carried American flag beside Greek colors for luck. He cites morale, republican ideals, poverty, and a refugee influx. He warns of Moslem riots threatening Constantinople and notes Near East Relief rescued 125000 Christian girls in Turkey.
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Associated Presa
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Paving Debates Blocked Streets in Albuquerque Hearings
City commission hearings reveal Street car right of way disputes with the City Electric company over North Second street paving. Commissioners edge toward blocking further paving on tracks until legal action on liens is resolved. Property owners favor ed Edith Street and nearby avenues, while concerns about removing tracks and future costs loom large.
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Army Dirigible C-2 Return Trip Planning For October
The army dirigible C-2, after its Langley Field to Ross Field cross country flight, will begin its return trip around October 10. Maj. Gen. Patrick approved Maj. H. A. Strauss’s plan to command the flight east, with the westbound leg logging 67 hours 24 minutes previously. The route back runs Ross Field to Camp Bierne to El Paso to Marfa to Brooks to Scotts Field then Langley Field.
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Texas
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Scotts Field
Editor jailed and fined for criticizing opinion
Des Moines Iowa September 90 Austin Haines editor of the Des Moines News was sentenced to one day in jail and fined one dollar by District Court Judge James Jiume for criticizing a judge s opinion related to the failed repeal of a street car franchise ordinance. His attorneys said an appeal would be filed despite the editor s insistence he was ready to begin his sentence.
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Haine
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Despit
U S Prepares to Rush Warships to Protect Citizens in Levant
The Navy plans to reinforce Mediterranean naval units to safeguard American citizens in Asia Minor and aid Greek and Armenian refugees at risk amid Turkish actions. Rear Admiral Mark Bristol commands the American forces on duty there.
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Levant
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Asia Minor
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Plot to seize Mexican port thwarted near El Paso
Federal and sheriffs officials report seven arrests in El Paso and Brownsville as plotters linked to revolutions aimed at capturing the port of rainets and Vulmertidists were stopped on the riverbank. Key figures include General Reyes, General Anaya, and other revolutionists.
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Antonio Valdez
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Aquitania Endures Terrible Storm at Sea
The ocean liner Aquitania with 1,852 passengers rode out a twenty two hour storm on September 24 and 25. Commander Sir James Charles praised crew for rescuing and comforting passengers. A first class passenger was cut by glass as wrecked decks and shattered glass injured some. Passengers donated 1600 dollars to the crew after the ordeal.
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Refugee Aid Urgently Needed as Crisis Ends Max 70 chars
Thousands of refugees face starvation across Smyrna Mytilene Rodosto and Salonika amid Greek upheaval. Reports say 460000 affected with 290600 Congress dollars and 56000 British funds insufficient. Twelve American destroyers to reinforce near East relief effort.
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Sheep industry faces five year path to recovery survey says
The National Institute of Progressive Farming reports five years to restore the sheep sector after a collapse during inflation. Breeding stock is at twenty year low, with high demand on the Pacific coast and in Texas, Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana as producers seek to rebalance markets and price fat lambs higher. Wool as a side line is urged.
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National Institute of Progressive Farming
Sheep Association
Pacific Coast
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Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Phea Institute
United States
Drunkenness Up 65 Percent Since Prohibition Began
Providence police statistics show drunkenness rose 65 percent since 1919 when prohibition took effect. Reports from the police commission indicate a marked increase in alcohol-related incidents in the city through September 1946.
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Final Scene of Henry and Me to Be Enacted in Court
Imperial Kansas September 1936 The final scene of Henry and Me will be staged in the district court at the opening October 3. Willan Allen White of Emporia defends against a charge under the Kansas industrial court act related to a free speech placard in his newspaper office window supporting striking railroad shopworkers. The governor contends the placards show conspiracy to disrupt industry. White agrees to remove the placard while the act is tested. The two men say the issue does not mar their long friendship formed in World War I and overseas service.
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French reparations official resigns from commission
Louis Duhois chairman and French representative on the reparations commission has resigned, according to information in official circles.
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Punhois
Assoo
Louis Duhois
Corminston
Secretary of State Announces Official Returns of Primary
Denver records show Benjamin Carrethi Denver attorney won the Republican gubernatorial nomination by about 15,600 votes over Paul Cooley of Trinidad. Democratic governor nominee Willi Sweet led Fred Sabin. in the Republican treasurer race Karl Mainix defeated Harold Davis by about 4,000 votes. Official totals largely track Associated Press figures.
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Paul Cooley
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Griffith
Willa i Sweet
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Fred Sabin
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Steamboat Springs
Uckhet
Karry FE
Mainix
Harold Davis
Deputy Sheriff Stabbed After Ku Klux Klan Parade
Fort Worth Texas report says Yet Armstrong deputy sheriff was stabbed last night after a Ku Klux Klan parade in Parhandis Carson county. The incident followed traffic regulation by the sheriff and Armstrong as Klansmen numbered 127 and parade traffic was halted leading to a confrontation when a man in an alleged protest jumped from a car.
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Wyoming University Loses Football Game
Colorado College defeated Wyoming University in a conference football clash in Colorado Springs. Key plays featured a strong running attack and several long passes, with MacDougall and Captain Waht delivering the aerials. The Tigers capitalized on Wreming and off tackle backs to maintain the offense throughout the game.
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Oper Kiecky Meaghain
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University of Promise
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Bayer
Heat crop is short in Paris report
Paris agriculture department statistics show Frances wheat crop for 1922 is over one fourth below last year and about one third below demand. Harvests are light and exports remain limited with 276 sacks per mile reported in rough grain figures.
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