Lloyd George rules out war aims in Near East
Premier Lloyd George said Britain will oppose war in the Near East and push for freedom of the Turkish straits under the League of Nations. He warned the Balkans could ignite if Asia’s prairie fire crosses into Europe and urged effective guarantees for strait freedom for all nations.
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London
Lloyd George
Near East
League of Nations
Great Britain
Anatolia
Thrace
Briain
Europe
Gibraltar
Asia
Balkans
Ruling Upholds Government Injunction in Rail Strike Case
U S Judge James H Wil kerson sustains temporary injunction against strikers and leaders in the nationwide railroad walkout. The decision pins responsibility on leadership for acts aimed at obstructing interstate commerce and the carriage of the mails. The defense vows to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
U. S
James H. Wilkerson
United States
Wilkerson
Daugherty
Debs
Baker
United States Court of Appeals
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Turkish commander offers D Annunzio commission
Rome dispatch reports Mustapha Kemal Pasha, head of the Turkish nationalist army, has offered a commission to Italian writer Gabriele D Annunzio. The Giornale D Italia published the disclosure.
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Gabe
Rome
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Gabriele D’annunzio
Giornale D'Italia
Pirates Dominate Dodgers in Narrow Double-Header Loss
Pirates nearly eliminated from pennant race after losing 9-5 to the Dodgers in the first game of a double header. London reports the British war ship loss denial by the admiralty following a Dardanelles incident.
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Pirates
Brooklyn
Dodgers
London
Dardanelles
Admiralty
Ohio to require exams for teacher certificates
State Director of Education Reigel orders normal school directors to inform aspiring teachers that they must pass an examination next spring to graduate. About 1600 students in Ohio 54 county normal schools affected as critics say painless pedagogy produced diplomas without testing. The piece ends with a quip about radio never replacing party line gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Reigel
Former barbers rise to millionaire bootleggers in grain alcohol scam
Federal officials in Cleveland say about 400000 gallons of grain alcohol intended for hair tonic surfaced in bootleg operations at 12 to 17 dollars per gallon, netting $5 million for conspirators. Abraham and Louis Auerbach, former barbers, were arrested as principals. Max Horn, East End drugstore manager, faces charges in what authorities call a colossal Prohibition scheme.
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Cleveland
Max Horn
East End
Abraham
Louis Auerbach
New York
Abraham Auerbach
Esther Limbert
Auerbach Brothers
Rest for Time Normalcy Attained by Harding
President Harding looks forward to a long period of legislative quietude after an eighteen month White House tenure with Congress largely out of session. He plans to return to Washington after the November 7 elections to finish appropriation bills by March 4 and prefers not to reconvene in the summer, aiming for a winter Washington and summer home basis for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Washington
White House
Harding
Congress
Cox to Speak at City Club on Europe Impressions
Cleveland, Sept. 23. James M. Cox, Democratic candidate for president in 1920 and three time Ohio governor, will address the City club in an open forum on his impressions of Europe. This is his first talk since returning from Europe and after the return from the presidential race. Cox has spent months in Europe studying conditions firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James M. Cox
Ohio
Europe
Cox
Company Unions Form After Break With Strikers Leader
Cleveland moves to form loyal employee company unions on the Wheeling and Lake Erie system after negotiations with strikers collapsed. President Stanton Ennes says he wanted the strikers to yield without conquering terms, while a union committee led by machinist George Bowen seeks more concessions beyond the Baltimore and Ohio agreement.
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Cleveland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Stanton Ennes
Enness
Baltimore and Ohio
Geo. Bowen
Machinists’ Union
Coal oil accident fatally burns couple in Orblston area
Edward Bridgett aged 29 and his wife, also 29, suffered severe burns when a coal oil can exploded while he tried to light a stove. Mrs Bridgett's mother, 52, was burned trying to help. Neighbors fought to save the home as flames spread. The couple, parents of four, were taken to Cherrington hospital. Bridgett not expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Cherrington
Logan
Stout's Ambulance
Nelsonville
Massacre Mass Indicts in Herrin Riot and Prohibition Moves
A special grand jury in Marion Illinois returned 42 murder indictments and many more for conspiracy rioting and assault tied to the Herrin massacre during the coal strike. The report faulted Williamson County Sheriff Thaxton for not demanding troops amid tensions. In Washington, Haynes ordered raids on foreign ship liquor stocks within 12 miles, boosting prohibition enforcement with customs officers aboard vessels and challenging international law.
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Marion
Lil
Herrin
Melvin Thaxton
Williamson County
Thaxton
Grand Jury
Miners’ Union
Washington
Prohibition
Haynes
Prohibition Navy
Coast Guard
Geddes
Three Mile Zone
Business Has Quit in City of Constantinople
Washington dispatch reports complete cessation of business in Constantinople due to political and military chaos. American Trade Commissioner Gillespie says principal importers, mainly Greeks and Armenians, are panic stricken and ready to flee if the Turkish army advances.
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Washington
Constantinople
Hoover
Gillespie
Separate coal land rights abut road project in Balmant county
The attorney general ruled that separately owned mineral rights in a coal land tract whose surface borders a road improvement constitute real estate abutting the highway project. The opinion was issued to Prosecuting Attorney Dixean in Balmant county.
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Columbus
Price
Attormew Dixean
Balmant
Woman From Columbus Denied Senate Confirmation
Washington September 23 Miss Lucile Atcherson of Columbus Ohio the only woman ever appointed to a diplomatic post by the president failed of Senate confirmation in the closing minutes of Congress She was nominated as secretary of embassy fourth class Objections by Senator John Sharp Williams Democrat of Mississippi are said to have led to the defeat of her nomination
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Washington
Lucile Atcherson
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
Congress
Miss Atcherson
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
State highway director urges unified Ohio road plan
Columbus Sept 23. State Highway Director Herrick calls for a complete revision of Ohio highway laws to place primary inter county routes under state control. He blames current county state cooperation for nonuniform road construction and urges independent state work on major highways with local roads maintained under state supervision.
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Columbus
Herrick
Ohio
Highway Department
Athens County Humane Society Meeting Called
The Athens County Humane Society will meet Sunday afternoon September 24 at 2 o clock at the Presbyterian church to elect officers and transact other business. Everybody is invited. D. J. Evans President. Candus Martzolff Secretary.
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Athens County Humane Society
Presbyterian Church
D. J. Evans
Candus Martzolff
Bryson Jury Weighs Death Or Madness For Slaying
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania a jury considers whether physician Robert J. Bryson should face the electric chair or be committed to a madhouse for the murder of his paramour Mrs. Irene Haynes, with a possible verdict still unsettled.
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Court House
Huntingdon
Robert J. Bryson
Irene Haynes
Huntingdon County
Miller Opens the Campaign in Columbus
William H. Miller Republican state chairman urged more volunteer work in precincts and townships and more business in politics with less reliance on state management. He outlined campaign plans and called for perfected precinct and district organizations. Appointment of finance committee chairs and a state speakers bureau was to be announced next week.
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Columbus
William H. Miller
Republican State Executive Committee
Miller
Turks Agree to Near East Peace Conference in Constantinople
Signor Carroni confirms to General Pelle that Mustapha Kemal Pasha agrees to a Near East peace conference based on Angora representation. Britain readies guns in Constantinople as Paris weighs Turkish sovereignty over the city and eastern Thrace with internationalized straits. Chanak defense questioned.
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Constantinople
Signor Carroni
Pelle
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Eastern
Ace
Paris
Kemal
Turkey
Thrace
Black Sea
Poincare
England
France
Italy
Jugo- Slavia
Europe
Dardanelles
Evening News
Chanak
Ezine
Bigha
Straits
Chesapeake & Ohio ends strike with shopmen return to work
In Richmond, the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad reached a settlement with striking shopcrafts. Workers will resume duties immediately, with earlier strikers and those hired during the walkout to be compensated. The agreement mirrors moves on other lines, signaling rapid workforce resumption.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake & Ohio
W. J. Harahan
Seaboard
De Valera Linked to Ambush that Killed Collins
Dublin reports that Eamonn de Valera was a member of the regular detachment that ambushed and killed Michael Collins in County Cork. Sean McGarry claims de Valera was present at the tailline though not in command. He describes breaches of peace accords and morale issues among de Valera’s forces.
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de Valera
Collins
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Michael Collins
County Cork
Sean McGarry
Dail Eireann
Free State Army
Mce Garry
Free Staters
Daugherty Faces Impeachment and Probes Upon Congress Return
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty is set for impeachment proceedings, a probe of alleged failure to prosecute war frauds, and opposition to his Chicago injunction against rail strikers. Senator La Follette vows to continue the fight during the upcoming two month congressional recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Congress
Keller
Minnesota
O. Woodruff
Milan
Chicago
Robert M. Reel Republican
Wisconsin
Agai Daugherty
Daughterty
Wilkerson
LaFollette
Daugherty
Follette
First Athens Visit Of Marine Pilot Since Haiti Tour
Horace D. Hokey Palmer a Marine Corps lieutenant and former Ohio University all star landed near the Athens children's home at 4 30 PM after a four and a half hour flight from Quantico Virginia He plans to return to Quantico Monday The visit marks his first to Athens since returning from Haiti where he spent the summer
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Athens
Horace D
Hokey) Palmer
U. S. Marine Corps
Ohio University
Quantico
J. A. Palmer
College Street
Theodore Ryoma
Palmer
Marine Flying Corps
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Sam
Mothers Educate Your Children In Health The Athens Messenger
A call urges mothers to teach health alongside reading and math in schools. It promotes a Washington Bureau booklet by the American School Hygiene Association and invites readers to request a free copy of The School Childs Health by mailing an address with two cents for return postage.
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United States
American School Hygiene Association
Washington Information Bureau
Frederic J. Jias
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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