Greek King Abdicates. Exile Declared Temporary Refused
Constantine, the abdicated king, sought a temporary exile with the Greek revolutionary committee but was refused. The departing royal family received only $25,000 for expenses. King George proclaimed the abdication final. Serbia and Jugoslavia pledged support to the new Greek administration. Britain may recognize the regime under conditions.
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Athens
Greece
Constantine
Greek Revolutionary Committee
George
Jugo-Slavia
Revolutionary Committee
Great Britain
Bankers Demand Debt Payments to United States
At the American Bankers association convention in New York bankers urge Europe to repay about 11 billion dollars of indebtedness to the United States. They call for payment of both principal and interest.
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New York
Europe
United States
American Bankers’ Association
More Breaks in Ranks Looked for by Night
Evening reports from East Liverpool indicate two more pottery firms are expected to join the 7000 workers strike demanding a seven percent wage increase. In New York City, tax books show residents are 771,196,257 dollars better off than a year ago as figures are released.
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National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
New York
Colorado Supreme Court Rules Prizefights Legal When Admission Charged
The Colorado Supreme Court declared that any prizefight where admission is charged and principals receive cash rewards is legal, delivering a blow to opponents of prize fighting in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Supreme Court of the State
Child labor linked to family income in Pennsylvania study
Washington reports the Labor Department study from Schuylkill county in central anthracite field shows family need drives child labor. Among 483 children with fathers earning under 850 dollars a year nearly half worked, while only 11.5 percent of 185 children with higher father earnings did so.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Schuylkill County
Pennsylvania
Germany Needs Strong Leader At Troubled Time
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, 75, in Hanover on his birthday warned Germany cannot live in misery and shame. In an exclusive IN S interview he urged timely leadership and suggested other nations would assist Germany’s reestablishment when the moment is right.
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Hanover
Germany
von Hindenburg
Rich Farmer Killed by Bull in Next County
Jacob J Rech a 52 year old wealthy farmer and prominent Democrat leader of Waterstown township was gored and trampled to death by a Holstein bull on his farm Sunday afternoon. His body was found hours later as the bull stood guard driving away rescuers until shot by Rechs son.
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Marietta
Jacob J .Rech
Waterstown Township
Rech
Harris plans bankruptcy filing after Chaplin divorce
Mildred W Harris former wife of Charlie Chaplin plans to file a bankruptcy petition according to a letter received in Los Angeles. She states she received about 6500 dollars after litigation with Chaplin and paying her attorneys.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mildred W Harris
Charlie Chaplin
Miss Harris
Chaplin
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Easy Fat Reduction
An old ad promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a easy fat loss method without dieting or exercise. It claims people lose fat while eating normally and living as they please and notes tablets are sold by druggists or via Marmola Co. in Detroit for one dollar per case.
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Marmola Co
Woodward, Ave
Detroit
Mich
Panic Follows Collision on Huge Ferry Boat
In dense fog the municipal ferry Brooklyn between St George Staten Island and New York collided with two freight barges. Seventy five feet of railing on the starboard side was ripped away and windows demolished. All 600 passengers including 200 women were frightened but uninjured. A second item notes Premier Stam Boulin sky of Bulgaria receiving a death threat from Macedonia.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. George
Staten Island
Nelsonville News and Community Notes
Mrs Mose Thornton reports three cherry trees in full bloom with blossoms exceeding spring counts. The Womans Community club holds its first full meeting at the Y M C A Tuesday at 7. Mrs J M Hyde leaves for Steubenville to attend Synod sessions October 3 4 and 6. then visits Pittsburg with brother Rey and Mrs Alexander Lamb. W R C inspection tonight at 7 with G A R invited.
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Mose Thornton
Womans Community Club
J. M. Hyde
Steubenville
Synod
Pittsburg
Rey
Alexander Lamb
W.R. C
Womans Relief Corps
Measure to Stop Inrush Across Borders
Washington October 2 The department of labor will urge Congress to pass the Johnson and Shortridge bills providing for the registration of aliens as the only means of preventing foreigners from being smuggled into the United States.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Congress
Immigration Officials Report 40000 Chinese in U S Illegally
An official bulletin states that 40,000 Chinese are now in the United States illegally. At 10 o clock today near the Near East, an extra detachment of marines increased the ship's roster to nearly 1,000 officers and men aboard.
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United States
Near East
Cruiser Pittsburgh Leaves Yard for Near East War Zone
The armored cruiser Pittsburgh under Captain John V. Kleman sailed from Philadelphia for the Near East theater. In Mineola New York Edith Lavoy Freeport school teacher, said to have shot herself in despair after engagement with William M. Creasy, who is on trial for her murder, resumed testimony today.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
John V. Kleman
Mineola
N.Y
Edith Lavoy
Freeport
William M. Creasy
Action of Leader Is Approved by Assembly
The Turkish Angora assembly unanimously approved Kemal Pasha's action in agreeing to a preliminary conference with Britain at Mudania and a final peace conference later, per a Central News dispatch from Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
London
Angora Assembly
Kemal Pasha
Mudania
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