Turmoil in Thrace as Lausanne Talks Stir War Fears
Despite a tentative Lausanne agreement Greeks and Turks prepare for possible hostilities in Thrace. Turkish and Greek forces cannot mobilize openly due to the Mudania protocol, spreading confusion as Wrangel departs for Sofia with Russian church dignitaries.
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Louise Bryant
Constantinople
Lausanne
Thrace
Athens
Angora
Turkey
Wrangel
General Wrangel
Sofia
Red
Nikolai Nikolaivitch
National church council opens in Columbus Ohio
The national council of church executives begins in Columbus with Ohio leading states in organized councils. About 22 cities outside Ohio expected to attend. Ohio delegates include Rev. I E Deer Dayton Rev G L Ford Youngstown Rev E I Johnson Athens Rev Asa Mc Daniel Butler and others. The opening session at 2 30 p m will be led by Rev Melcod Smith president of the association and secretary of the Toledo council.
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Columbus
National Council, Executives of Churches
Ohio
I. E. Deer
Dayton
G. L. Ford
Youngstown
E. I. Johnson
Athens
Asa McDaniel
Butler
F. W. Hoffer
Delaware
R. I. Farmer
Jeff
C. G. Hazlett
Licking
V. C. Schwartz
Richard
L. Frye
Stark County
Melcod Smith
The
As Aoelieee
Toledo Council
Clara Phillips Sails Toward Native Land After Escape
In New Orleans Clara Phillips, the California hammer murderess, is aboard the Copan bound for New Orleans amid government quarantine checks. She travels with heavy guard from Puerto Cortes after a sensational escape. The Copan’s progress was awaited at the river mouth early today.
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New Orleans
Clara Phillips
California
New
Los Angeles
Riffs
Puerto Cortes
Dad known to state students kills himself over rent rise
George Edley, 60, a shoe cobbler nicknamed Dad by Ohio State students, shot himself after learning his rent would rise from 20 to 50 dollars a month for his shop on North High Street near the university. He leaves a widow and three daughters.
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Dad
Columbus
George Edley
Ohio State University
North High Street
Millican’s Indecent Exposure Case Dismissed Again in Athens Judge Rules Indictment Flawed
Harry Milliron of Athens twice faced indictments for indecent exposure linked to university incidents but both were dismissed for charging errors. The January grand jury failed to specify a public place offense, and the May indictment was suddenly struck after a witness testified. Prosecutor Finsterwald called six witnesses including five university students and a Columbus detective.
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Harry Milliron
Athens
Ohio University
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Milliran
Worstell
Millican
Finsterwald
Helen Coast
Clarice McKibben
Edna Howell
Bessie Godfrey
Edith Brook
A. M. Smith
Columbus
Miss McKibben
Miss Howell
Miss Godfrey
Milliron
Branson Chambers
W. E. Baker
Charles H. Andrews
A. L. Woolley
Arthur Walsh
E. K. Parker
Earl Butts
Charles E. Campbell
Safety Week Ends With Two Deaths in Charleston
Charleston observed Safety Week ending with two fatalities. Ivan Bernard Chandler, 11, drowned in Elk River while swimming. Wayne Bogges, 16, died when an automobile driven by his father plunged over a 10 foot embankment. Funeral arrangements were made today for both victims.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ivan Bernard Chandler
Elk River
Wayne Bogges
Ohio Farm Bureau Approves Fall Cattle Import Plan
Columbus May 28 The executive committee of the Ohio farm bureau federation approved a plan to bring feeder cattle from western ranges to Ohio feed lots again this fall. Last year 4182 head were moved to Ohio feed lots by the federation and the Ohio Livestock Shippers Association.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Ohio Livestock
Bippers’ Association
Amesville Eighth Grade Commencement Planned
Amesville program set for 2 o clock Thursday afternoon with speakers Superintendent Dinamore and Prof. from Ohio University. Music will be performed by seventh and eighth graders from Amesville.
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Amesville, O
Amesville
Ames
Bern
French aviatrix sets world altitude record for women
Angeles May 28 Mile Andree Peyre, a French aviatrix, reportedly reached 15 000 feet in about 35 minutes in an Aero Club of Southern California test flight. Officials certified the altitude as the world record for women.
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Angeles
Calif
Andree Peyre
The
Aero Club of Southern California
Miss Peyre
Gasoline blaze kills Mars Gasoline Co. engineer
Bradford Pa May 28 C J Weaver engineer of the Mars Gasoline Co Lewis Run is dead from burns after a fire destroyed the pump house and three tanks holding 76 000 gallons of gasoline The blaze raged all night and a spark from an electric switch is said to have ignited the gas filled air causing a terrible explosion.
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Bradford
C. J. Weaver
Mars Gasoline Co
Lewis Run
Here
Prohibition Splits Sweden Liberal Party Debate
A Stockholm dispatch reports prohibition is a rising political issue in Sweden. The National Liberal party adopts a prohibition platform splitting the party as a second faction drafts an opposing platform.
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Copenhagen
Sweden
Stokholm
National Liberal Party
Moscow Cab Driver Charged With Dozens of Murders
Komarov, a former Moscow cab driver, is jailed on charges of killing 33 people since 1921. Twenty-two bodies were found in sacks. He allegedly lured victims to tea parties at his home and robbed them. He escaped lynching and later confessed, implicating his wife and others.
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Moscow
Komarov
British Monitor Black Fly Sinks in Euphrates
News from Baghdad reports five British sailors and one Indian drowned when the British monitor Black Fly sank in the Euphrates River.
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Euphrates
Constantiople
Bagdad
Euphrates River
Preliminary talks begin for US Turkey treaty of amity
Washington reports that preliminary negotiations are under way to seal a treaty of amity and commercial relations between the United States and Turkey. Joseph C. Grew, the American representative at Lausanne, is authorized to continue conversations after Jamet Pasha, head Turkish delegate, suggested the need for the accord.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
State Department
Joseph C. Grew
Lausanne
Jamet Pasha
Grew
Dangers in Golf Hit Toledo Attorney in Eye
John Kumler, a prominent Ohio attorney, is hospitalized at Mercy with a serious right eye injury after being struck by a powerful driven golf ball in Toledo. The incident occurred during a golfing round at a local course.
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Toledo
John Kumler
Ohio
Mercy Hospital
Russian Bolsheviks Reported to Be Giving Support
Early Monday reports indicate Bolshevik forces or sympathizers in the Whole Valley are receiving outside backing. Details remain scarce as authorities assess the situation and confirm sources.
Ruhr Quiet After Weekend Communist Clashes
Berlin reports twenty killed and over one hundred injured as weekend battles between German reds and police raged in the Ruhr. Self defense forces claim control around Gelsenkirchen and Bochum with arrests and seized French arms. Coal miners rally, half a million idle, total Ruhr strike about 700,000.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Self-Defense Forces
Gelsenkirchen
Bochum
Dortmund
City
Westphalia
Ber Mn
Strike at Sea Reported Near Philippines
The mine sweeper Henderson rushed to aid the drifting transport Merritt about 600 miles north of Olangapo after a 4% strike by the Russian crew. The Merritt, carrying 585 Russians and remnants of Admiral Stark's White Fleet, left Olangapo for the United States three days earlier seeking new homes.
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Manila
Henderson
United States
Merritt
Olangapo
Merrit
Admiral Stark
Vladivostok
Rained in Detour Town Traffic Through City
Rainy skies did not slow Sunday traffic as hundreds of cars passed through the city from daylight to dark. Despite overcast weather, many motorists roamed the roads surrounding the area. Rain north of Logan affected the detour, reported by those arriving from Columbus Sunday night.
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Logan
Columbus
Rum Fleet Off Virginia Capes Lands Thousands of Booze
Norfolk reports say the rum fleet outside the Virginia Capes has landed thousands of cases of liquor despite government patrols. Rex D. Sheldon, tied to the La Montagne brothers, remains jailed in $10,000 bail. W. L. Burwell and his wife have traveled to New York to seek funds to bail Sheldon.
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Virginia Capes
Norfolk
Rex. D. Sheldon
la Montagne Brothers
New York
W. L. Burwell
Sheldon
Political Parties Split Over 1924 Issues
Washington May 28 There is near certainty of major party splits over international policy in the 1924 campaign. Republicans debate Harding’s court proposal while Democrats face whether to endorse the league of nations in the 1924 platform. McAdoo attends a conference with King signaling possible nomination and a platform avoiding full league commitment.
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Washington
Harding
League of Nations
League
McAdoos
McAdoo
William H. King
Utah
Bad Stuff Sold to Booze Lovers
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes says most imported liquor sold by bootleggers is adulterated or rectified and only a minor fraction is fit for consumption. He notes that ninety nine percent of whisky and other intoxicants confiscated by raiders are bad liquor.
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Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Memorial Day services in New Marshfield school grove
Memorial Day observance will be held all day in the school grove in New Marshfield Ohio with speeches and music by the New Marshfield band. Residents of the surrounding country are invited to participate.
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New Marshfield, O
School Grove
New Marshfield
Bandits divide over captives near Paot Zuku
In Paot Zuku Chinese bandits holding 150 foreigners and 100 Chinese have split into two factions. One seeks mediation for releasing foreign captives while the other fires on mediators, causing no injuries. Separately, the H. Tener Lumber plant in Defiance, Ohio burned for about $75 000.
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Shanghai
Paot Zuku
Lin Cheng
Baldwin Leads Tories in Crisis Over Irish Deportation Bill
London May 28 Premier Stanley Baldwin becomes Tory leader as Commons confronts a constitutional crisis. The bill of indemnity seeks to shield Home Secretary Bridgeman and aides from penalties for deporting 110 Irish sympathizers, and would grant wartime powers to imprison without trial, recalling Civil War era fears. Ramsey MacDonald vows to obstruct the measure to its death.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
William Clive Bridgeman
Ireland
England
Charles I
Ramsey MacDonald
Commons
Peasant king to lead the nation in Poland
Warsaw May 28 The Polish cabinet led by Premier Bikorski resigned today and was accepted. Vincent Witos leader of the peasant party was designated to form a new government. He is known as king of the odasanta in Poland.
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Warsaw
Bikorski
Vincent Witos
Peasant Party
Poland
King
First Woman Admitted to Uncle Sam Hospital at Dayton
Miss Evelyn Emme Davis 35 of Los Angeles becomes the first woman to enter a national military home. Her admission to the Pacific branch after approval follows 270000 men admitted since the Civil War and marks a new milestone for military home privileges.
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Uncle Sam
Dayton
Evelyn Emme Davis
Los Angeles
Pacific
Central
De Valera Declares End to Fighting Lament in Dublin
In Dublin on May 28 Eamonn De Valera, head of the Irish republic, announced by letter to the Dublin irregular commandant that defending the republic by force is no longer possible. It marks his first formal admission of defeat and follows weeks earlier calls for a ceasefire and a peace offer to the Free State government.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
de Valera
Free State
Dayton Circus Set To Open In Memorial Hall Tonight
Dayton prepares for a major circus event featuring John A. MacReady and Kelly of T-3 fame with a 3 p.m. preliminary show and a public reception. The program includes six members and flying acts at Cook Field. Memorial Hall will host 800 invited guests and about 4000 attendees are expected, with Major General Patrick and General William Mitchell among expected visitors.
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Dayton
Amerida
John A. MacKteady
Kelly
T-3
Cook Field
MacReady
Mia
Memorial Hall
Kettering
General Motors
Patrick
William Mitchell
Tragic Weekend Toll In Cleveland Area Police Report
Three people are dead and three more injured in a series of ties in Cuyahoga County over the weekend. Authorities say the incidents occurred in Cleveland as the city records another violent year.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Unidentified bandit killed in Philadelphia duel
Police heard cries and shots in an alley as a hooded gunman with tattooed initials H. N. shot dead in a duel with an officer. Two suspects held up a nearby shop, robbing customers of small change and papers. Czarnofski’s cries were noted by officers.
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Philadelphia
H. N
Polibug
Czarnofski
Fire ravages summer resort town destroying hundreds of buildings
Firefighters battled flames in Ste Agathe Quebec with streams of water. The blaze devastated a large southern district of the summer resort, destroying nearly 380 buildings and causing losses around 400000 dollars. The fire started Saturday afternoon and burned until late Sunday, threatening more property.
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Ste
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