British cabinet holds three Near East meetings amid Greek coup
London reports three cabinet meetings with another planned as near eastern tension rises. Greek revolution appears swift with a crown prince succession and a military triumvirate ruling Athens. British Chanak talks with Kemalist leaders show no retreat, while Eastern Thrace remains a flashpoint.
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Athens
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Russia
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Constantinople
Slaton Farmer Killed Stopping Runaway Team
Special to The News at Slaton Texas reports Luther Tteed a farmer living three miles south of Slaton was instantly killed this morning when a runaway team he attempted to stop broke through a gate. Reed suffered a broken neck. He leaves a widow and a fourteen year old son.
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Texas
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Farmer
Saton
Reed
Flaming Jewel installment opens new Chambers tale
The opening installment of Die fueing Jewel presents Nero see eit none more lovable Sprayer the wilderness child who battles the band seeking the lost crown jewels in the vast North woods. Robert W Chambers crafts a thrilling romance with breathless suspense in this Jove story style.
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Girl feigns unconsciousness in car escape near Amarillo
Gertrude Patterson 28, found unconscious on the road near Lowery Phillips Academy after a car ride from Channing. Her mother and two brothers, from below Clovis, left her in the road and she later refused to identify herself. Witnesses Wiley and Plemons saw an object hit the ground as the car continued toward Channing. Patterson remained at St Anthony’s Sanitarium under questioning, offering no usable details.
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Lowrey-Phillips Academy
Amarillo
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F. M. Patterson
Earle
Ernest
Lowery-Phillips
Wiley
Plemons
Trials Set for 74 Miners on November 13 in Herrin Case
Marion Ill Sept 9 The plan to try 74 men indicted for murder conspiracy and rioting in the Herrin mining killings was announced after a conference between Judge D T Hartwell and prosecutors and defense lawyers The first group of 48 murder defendants will face trial over the shooting stabbing and beating death of Howard Huffman at the Stop Mine of Southern Haas Coal Company near Herrin in mid November with a firm target of no later than November 15 and discussions show the state wants trials to start as soon as possible.
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Ill
Herrin Klings
D. T. Hartwell
Williamson County Creuit Court
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Howard Huffman
Huntington
Ind
Tral
Haineis
Here
Dun
Huttman
Herrin
Sultan Abdicates Report From Paris Dispatches
Paris dispatches claim Sultan Mohammed VI has abdicated in favor of heir apparent Abdulmedjid Effendi, a report not officially announced. Angora assembly reportedly refused ceasefire and peace participation until Turkey regains all territory per the national pact. Smyrna reports 2000 refugees evacuated by U S backed by naval protection, with at least 40000 more at risk. British air power concentrations in the Near East expand with multiple squadrons en route to Constantinople and Malta for possible action.
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Paris
Mohammmed VI
Turkey
Abulmedjid Effendi
Havas
Constantinople
Abdulmejid
London
Angora
Kemal Pasha
Near East
Egypt
Malta
Boss Jackson Given Nine Years By Nm Court
Oran B Boss Jackson of Vega was found guilty of second degree murder in Quay County district court. Jury returned verdict about 8:30 am. He faced sentencing at 2 pm for the killing of Roy Lackey on a Reno New Mexico ranch October 2, 1921. Brent Cosner and Texas Jack Lewis were released.
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Roy W. Lackey
Reno
Quay County
New Mexico
Presbyterian Moderator Dr Hays to visit Amarillo church
Dr Calvin C Hays moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA will be guest of honor at a Tuesday noon banquet at Central Presbyterian Church Hall in Amarillo. He arrives Tuesday morning and will speak in Fort Worth Wednesday before attending the Texas Synod in Sherman. Dr Thomson accompanies him and both will be guests of Panhandle ministers and local officials on the invitation list.
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Presbyterian
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Amarillo
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
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Fort Worth
Denver
Sherman
Synod of Texas
Thomson
Texas Synod
Sherma
Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Uni N Ue
Rf Poe Archiies
Synod of Pennsylvania
Thomsen
Home Mission Board
The
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Colorado
E. D. Miler
Takes Oath as New Greek Ruler Geeorges I Reigns
Paris dispatch reports the Greek Crown Prince taking the oath as king before Triantafillakos cabinet ministers. He assumed the name Geeorges I, marking a formal ascension to the throne amid ongoing political affairs in Athens.
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Triantafillakos
Havas
Athens
Geeorges 1
Devil in eyes of Mrs Mills cited in double slaying
New Brunswick New Jersey September 28 1921 Mrs Frances Stevens Hall widow of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall slain clergyman was described as a devil by Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills the choir leader whose body lay nearby after the July 12 party Miss M Iie Oppie a Mills neighbor said detectives were told of jealous motive and phone visits between Hall and Mills. Hall's will filed July 17 1921 bequeathing all property to Mrs Hall named executrix A $1000 Middlesex County reward was authorized for the killer with payment only on proof of crime in Middlesex county.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
Frances Stevens Hal
Edward Wheeer Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt
Mills
M.iie Oppie
Board of Free Holders
Middlesex County
Thirteen Hurt as Street Car Crash Stuns Shoppers
ST LOUIS September 28 Thirteen persons were injured three seriously when a north bound street car collided with an eastbound car, startling fifty shoppers returning home mostly women in the downtown area this afternoon.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Tama judge elected G A R commander in chief
PHS MOVIES Ia Sept 28 Judge W Willett of Tama Ia was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at this afternoon's business session of the annual encampment being held here. He was unopposed.
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W. Willett
Tama
Grand Army of the Republic
Nomination Fight Over Peddy Senate Bid Legal Challenge
Austin reports that George E. B. Peddy of Houston was ruled ineligible as a Republican U S Senate candidate after an attorney general opinion found his nomination did not follow state senatorial election law requiring a general primary. The secretary of state said Peddy’s name would be omitted from the ballot, with Mayfield's certification likely proceeding under separate ruling.
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Austin
Tex
George E. B. Peddy
Houston
United States Senate
L. Staples
Peddy
Staples
Fort Worth
RB Creager
Earle B. Mayfield
Mayfield
United States
Texas Supreme Court
Westerman
Mims
Secretary of State
Texas
TL. C. Sutton
Ku Klux Klan
Techno Mandarans
Staplea
George B. Peddy
U. S
Peddy vows to fight for ballot right despite ruling
Republican candidate Peddy, confident of his name on the November ballot, says the attorney general's ruling on his nomination is a technicality. He will press his campaign with increased vigor, listing speaking dates for this week and the next as he pursues all proper proceedings to secure his voting rights.
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Associated Press
Peddy
United States
Rght
Prohibition Criticized by San Francisco Grand Jury
The San Francisco County grand jury called prohibition detrimental and undemocratic in a final report to the superior court. It urged Congress to repeal or amend the Volstead Act to allow light wines and beer, linking prohibition to more narcotics cases, bootlegging, deaths, and crimes. It noted youths drinking harmful drinks, rich buying good liquor, poor suffering, and bootleggers backing the dry cause.
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Associated Press
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Superior Court
Californas
Congress
Ku Klux Klan Parade Featured at Carson County Fair
The Carson County Fair opens tomorrow and runs through Saturday with a Klan parade planned for Friday night through the city business district. Klansmen from Panhandle towns are expected, promising one of the largest parades in the region. The fair will showcase strong agricultural and livestock exhibits drawing a large crowd.
McLean Youth Burned Hands In Gasoline Can Incident
Eight year old John Lee Shell, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Shell of McLean, received burns on both hands when a gasoline can exploded after he lit a match near the fumes. The burns are not serious.
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Mclean
John Lee Shell
Earl Shell
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