Moplah Uprising Spreads In Calicut Region With Famine Threat
Troopers and deputies attacked at night as an armed Moplah uprising expands in Malabar. A British warship lands 15 000 rebels near Calicut while bridges and culverts are destroyed to hinder troops. Martial law extends across five districts amid famine fears and reports of police treachery aiding arms seizure.
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Calicut
India
Pallipu
Gandhi
Kerala Provisional Congress Committee
Malabar
Nease
Maneh
London
India Office
Valavanad
Ponnani
Ernad
Wyanaad
Kurabranad
Camus
Callcut
Associated Press
Daily Mall
Allahabad
Turks Rout Greek Army in Asia Minor Fight
The Turks forced Greek forces to retreat across the Sakaria river after three days of fighting. Greeks suffered many prisoners, material losses, and transport wagons, with their entire campaign plan hindered by desert conditions and malaria. A later dispatch says the Greek right wing was crushed and severed from the main army, leaving the Greeks in a difficult strategic position as Turks press with ammunition.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Sakaria River
Asia Minor
Paris
L'Information
Former Minneapolis Chief Oscar Martinson Freed on Parole
Oscar Martinson former Minneapolis police chief was released on parole from Leavenworth Federal Prison after serving time for violating the Mann Act. He and his wife, who had waited at the prison, left for Minneapolis shortly after the noon release.
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Associated Press
Leavenworth
Kan
Oscar Martinson
Minneapolis
Minn
Martinson
Donlan Henderson mill destroyed near Pablo Mont
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Donlan Henderson lumber mill and stock of lumber and logs one mile north of PabloMont. Loss about 100000 dollars, partially insured. Flames driven by strong wind. buildings including saw mill planing mill office dry sheds bunkhouse cook house and other small structures burned. Plant not in operation since November. about 90 men employed when active.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Donlan-Henderson
Pablo
Mont
Miridites Defeat Albanian Troops In Two Day Battle
Belgrade dispatch reports Miridite insurgents inflicting a serious defeat on Albanian government troops from Scutari. The battle lasted over two days with Albanian forces fleeing in disorder and more than 100 killed. Miridites captured two nags.
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Pre
Belgrade
Scutari
Seid
National Conference on Unemployment Problem
President Harding will call a national conference to meet in Washington to study unemployment volume and distribution. Hoover will prepare plans within 20 days for a coordinated effort by industries and public bodies to speed up employment next winter and aid economic recovery. The goal is a small, effective group with broad industry and national organization participation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Hoover
Interest on Postal Savings to Rise to Three Percent
Washington reports a broad agreement among bankers Federal Reserve Board members and government officials to raise postal savings interest from 2 to 3 percent and increase the depositor limit to 3,000. The plan includes more depositaries, foreign language notices for immigrants, and a fingerprint system for illiterate depositors, aiming to broaden access without competing with private banks.
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Associated Prec
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Post Office Department
Hays
Steenerson
Minnesota
Bombs Explode at Open Shop Theaters in Chicago
Explosions at the Columbia and the Star and Garter burlesque houses in Chicago damaged windows and halted openings after midnight. Police say the blasts form part of a conspiracy to pressure owners into abandoning an open shop policy. No injuries reported as the theaters had not yet opened for the season.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hun- Mir Spaeeeet
Ocr
Ec Atald
Nicaragua at El Sauce as rebels clash with government
Heavy fighting reported between government forces and revolutionists at El Sauce, 50 miles north of Leon. Arrests for political activity rise while the government orders a 2.20 percent salary cut and closes public schools to save money. Telegraph and telephone services are suspended amid frontier vigilance with Costa Rica.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
el Sauce
Leon
Man Arrested After Alleged Lumber Theft at Fast Galena
A man identified as Joe Quilishie was arrested on a complaint of stealing a house after police say he tried to drive away with lumber from a property on the 100 block of Fast Galena street. He was taken into custody but released on bonds of $10 following orders from Police Chief Murphy.
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Joe Quilishie
Elivena Port
Galena Street
Quilt Shie
Murphy
Allies to Send More Troops to Upper Silesia
Berlin Aug 28 British French and Italian ambassadors informed Germany of plans to send reinforcements into Upper Silesia and asked Germany to arrange transport. Geneva Aug 28 League of Nations council to meet at 10 am to take up the Silesian question with Viscount Ishii ready to present the report after Quinones de Leon declined to serve.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Upper Silesia
Associates Press
Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Supreme Council
Viscount Ishii
Council of the League
Quinones de Leon
Robbers Hit Safety Vault in Masonic Temple
Chicago reports a raid on a safety deposit company within the Masonic temple yielded over 1 million dollars in currency and securities. Three robbers fled after attracting attention with noise, later escaping amid gunfire from 25 patrolmen and detectives.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Masonic Temple
Gompers Seeks Labor Delegates for Peace Meet
Atlantic City Aug 26 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor appeals to labor movements of nations in the disarmament conference to have labor represented on their delegations The labor chief says labor can best aid the cause of disarmament by a voice within the conference and pledges efforts to be helpful to the effort Page 2 column 5 reference to White House correspondence appears in the next page.
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Associated
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washinton
Gompers
Washington
United States
White House
Malone declares strike certain in Scranton
Scranton, Pa. Aug. 28. T. J. Malone, general chairman of the Lackawanna system federation, warned at a base meeting that a strike on the railroads is sure to come and urged the men to be prepared.
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Associated Press
Scranton
T. J. Malone
Lackawanna System Federation
Legion delegates greeted by King in Brussels reception
American Legion delegates visiting France were greeted at the Belgian border by officials and escorted to Brussels. Brand Whitlock, the American minister, met them on arrival and accompanied them to the palace where King Albert awarded decorations to members of the party.
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John C. Emery
American Legion
Pollu
Arc de ‘Triomphe
Paris
France
George Washington
American Line
Associated Press
Brussels
Brand Whit- Tock
Albert
Communists slain in Potsdam clash with German police
Berlin August 28. Two communist demonstrators were killed in Potsdam when rival communist and monarchist crowds clashed with police who had ordered demonstrations halted. The opposing factions did not engage in further combat after the initial violence.
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Berlin
Pots ‘Dam
Five Die in Beech Creek Clash Between Arm Band and Troopers
State police report a close range fight on Beech Creek Logan county near the Boone Logan line early today. Five armed men fell and four escaped during the engagement as troopers and deputies captured prisoners and report difficulty identifying some attackers in darkness.
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Associated Press
Ethel
W. Va
Beech Creek
Logan County
Boone
P. Broekus
Brockus
Logan Ye Day
Blair and
Yes
Sharples
Internal Revenue collections drop over 812 million
The 1921 fiscal year saw total receipts fall to 4.595 billion from 5.407 billion in 1920. Costs of collection rose sharply, amounting to 8 cents per 100 dollars collected, while Commissioner Blair notes about 404 million in increased operating costs due to weaker collections and regulatory expense. Income and profits taxes were 70 percent of receipts, with miscellaneous taxes at 30 percent.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Blair
Internal Revenue Service
Korea case to be treated as highly adjusted says Rhee
Dr. Syngman Rhee returning to Washington after a year in the Orient says every nation in the conference has pledged to use its food offices to ease Korea’s pressure. He asserts treaties are not scraps and that freedom and open doors in Korea imply broader freedom and open policy in Asia.
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Washington
Korea
Syngman Rhee
Thirty Die in Rome Train Collision Near Maglino
Rome Aug 28 Thirty people killed in a collision last night between a passenger train and a freight near Maglino north of Rome. More than 100 were injured.
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Associated Press
Rome
Maglino
Stuttering George Wins Buckaroo Championship
A rider from eastern Montana known as Stuttering George won the state buckaroo championship in Dillon. Happy Burmeister finished second and Slim Talbot third after a three day event that drew a large crowd despite light rain.
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Dillon
Stuttering George
Montana
Happy’ Burmeister
Talbot
Ray Kan Howard Tegland
Walt Whitman
Happy” Burmeister
Roy Peterson
George” H. Durand
Jack Coats
Bob Askin
George
Art Durand
Cook
Lund
Williams Secon
Cheyenne” Kiser
Wit Hastings
Jess Coats
Slim” Talbe
Howard Tagland
Rex” Smith
Jack Delauristh
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