American School Seized by Greeks in Albania
In Vienna on September 22 Greek authorities at Keritsa Albania seized the American Imerian school serving about 160 Albanian students. Greek action followed arrests of Albanians returning from America and elsewhere, amid broader pressure to align Albanian institutions with Greece. The British consul protested to the Greek government. The incident is tied to Greek expansion fears and wartime territorial ambitions in the Balkans, with scholars and church officials involved in resistance and relief efforts.
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Keritaa
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Kingdom of Greece
Keritsa
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United States
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Boston
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Smith
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Oe Hare
Tuonel
Rataed Wooster
Qesuenen Offils
Uubanr
Ertant
Diplomati Questi
Amerin
Asia
Turkey
Albara
Alaania
Balkans
Luis
Roshan
Ted Star
Oldest Ohio convict granted a pardon
The oldest inmate in Ohio, aged around 70, was pardoned after years in prison. Gov. Cox Tabor, once a minister, had served life terms and near seven decades awaited clemency in Delaware County.
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Ohio
Peachtree Creek Bridge Relics Unearth Civil War Echoes
A Civil War bridge site near Peachtree Creek reappears during cleanup for a new disposal plant. Captain E.R.M. Clar an and a city construction crew uncover remnants of the 1864 Thomas Corps bridges laid for Sherman’s advance. Timber fragments and peg holes reveal the once-bridged crossings between Howell Mill and Peachtree roads.
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Atlanta
Peachtree Creek
ER M Claran
Eltys
Thomas Corps
Sherman
Geyrala
Tennessee
Howell Mill
Peachtree Roads
Theorth
Thomas
Howell MN Road
Claystone
Naila
Restraining Order Refused Against Railroads
Washington September 22 Justice Lamar of the supreme court refused to issue a restraining order to prevent enforcement of the 2 2y percent passenger fare ruling issued by the Alabama railroad commission. The order remains in force as the supreme court has not yet ruled on its validity. The Alabama district court denied issuing a restraining order pending appeal. The decision is expected to influence future cases on federal and state regulatory authority over railway fares.
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Lamar
Supreme Court
Mabama Railroad Commissionet
Ralraal
Supreme Art
Gndwes
District Court
Alabama
Algumert
Issauec
Oupreme
T de Isan
Ama Federal Court
Breletl
Ialama
Supreme Cuet
Ateriur Fe
Sid Wall
Cme
Federal
Abavuarna
Three Die in Electric Car Collision On Long Island
Three people were killed and twenty injured in a head on crash of two electric trains near College Point on Long Island. Motormen Fred Loder and Charles Hechteln died. conductor Borekela survived. The crash occurred at about forty miles per hour near a station as responders rushed to the scene.
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New
Divorced Woman Seeks Alimony After 30 Years
A separated couple faces a divorce case where the wife seeks maintenance and alimony after thirty years apart. The court appeals are asked to decide on support, with allegations of income around four thousand dollars and a disputed ten thousand annual figure.
Waycross Opens New Overalls Factory Amid Industrial Push
Waycross launches a new overall factory as part of an industrial expansion. The plant, expected to begin operations after a brief setup, will employ local workers and produce the latest overall designs for the regional garment industry.
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Waycross
Woaiscrass
Ted Septeml
Woiscross
Arn Ying
Six Men Fatally Hurt and One Jailed in Jefferson County
Birmingham Alabama September 22 six men are fatally harmed in Jefferson county Sunday with only one man jailed. A seventh man remains in the hospital in critical condition and will not live today. Reports list multiple Black assailants and victims in a series of violent incidents.
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Birmingham
Jefferson County
Immarmary
Henry Veran
John Bennett Negro
Oak Lave
Buster Ridgeway
Sorrell
Dave Dvanse Negra
Macon Colgate Negra
Wall
West Point Cadets Punished for Hazing
Washington reports eighteen West Point cadets face punishment after a court martial over hazing. Cadets claim they were following orders in drill but officials say forcing freshmen into humiliating postures violates rules against deviling fellow cadets.
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West Point
Washington
Rotary
Sui Fist
Military Academy
Olaint
Drilin
Thes
Weir Department
President offered winter home in Columbia
Washington September 27. President received an offer of a winter home in Columbia from a city delegation. They said the house where he spent part of his boyhood had been renovated and could be bought by the city if he accepted. The president indicated a Columbia winter home would suit him best, but noted other duties at the White House.
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Washington
Columbus
Columbia
Enlisted Man Becomes Peer Through Marriage Power
Dublin reports an enlisted man rising to peerage. The successor to the barony is Honorable Arthur Reginald Freaut Neirs, tied to Mo Gret marriage, after years as an officer in the Royal Tusslers resisting his commission. He inherits 30,000 acres in Roscommon.
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Haran
Trench Park
Tesco Ton
Arthur Regimald Freaut
Mo Gret
Royal Tusslers
Sho Diates Infantry
County ‘Roscommon
Little girls drown in barrel of rain water
Marmarth September 22 two young daughters of Herman Ostrander were found in a rain barrel with heads down and arms entwined. The barrel was located by a brother who discovered the tragedy while laughing at their reflections in the water.
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Marmarth
Yerdit
Wrs
Herman Ostrander
Trother
Gen Wilson Dead in New York City
Gen Charles Wilson longtime U S Army general from Washington dies at 76 in New York City on September 22. Retirement years marked by service in the capital and among state officials.
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Washington
Charles
Wilson United
Ctates
Arn
Iday
New Yorks
Million People Saw Cortege Of Gaynor Funeral
The September 22 New York cortege for Mayor William Jay Gaynor moved from City Hall to Trinity Church and through Brooklyn as millions observed. Crowds lined streets as bells tolled, flags flew at half mast, and the body was laid to rest in the Gaynor family plot amid honorary pallbearers and city officials.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
New
Frank W Page
Johu
Cortese
Lyme
Trinity Church
Shop Greer
Aerosa
Bowklyn Bridge
Firooklyn
Eighth Avenue Home
Neteter
Cats Talque
Mayors Home
Erate
Cieridge
Trinivs Frst
Matvers
Trinity
City Hall
St Varys
Henboken NT Institute
Gaynor
Wilson Is Wanted by Southern Towns
Washington September 32 President Wilson plans to address the Southern Commercial congress in Martin Alabama in late October and faces many requests to visit towns. Rep Bartlett urged Mason Gap and Pensacola requests followed by Sheppard for Dallas and Clayton for Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn. The president said he would only manage Mobile and could not make other stops.
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Wilson
Matin
Ala
Bartlett
Mason Gap
Pensacola
Flasewater
Sheppard
Dallas
Texas
Clayton
Alabama Lois Technic Institute
Auburn
Mobile
No Change of Venue for Wes Coleman Case
In Abbeville on September 22 Judge W T George denied the defense motion for a change of venue in the state’s case against Wes Coleman charged with the murder of Leon Melvin. The case remains in Wilcox County unless the appeal reverses. The defense appeals and a hearing is set for tomorrow. The state is represented by Bulliitor Wall and Hal Lawson. the defense by John R Coupe, Dr Sinelson, and Haygoou.
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Wes Coleman
Leon Melvin
W TY George
Wilcox Conary
Si Ccor
de Tic
Georges
Bulliitorwall
Hal Lawson
John R Coupe
Sinelson
Haygoou
Prosperity Among Eskimos Reported From Peary Letter
A letter to Chief Hear Admurtt Robert A Peary, dated September, describes Eskimos as prosperous with ample food and clothing. Mac Willan notes walrus and the potential for supply runs by power boat if soundings allow, and mentions Sabine planning to use 16 dozen teumas in spring.
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Portland
Maine
Donald B Mactillis
Crockerland
Hear Admurtt
Robert A Peary
Mac Willan
Smith
Te ‘Ap Sabine
Goat of the Shriners Kidnapped Again in Texas
Sir Arthur the famous goat of Oswan temple in St Paul Minnesota was seized this afternoon near Dellas Texas after weeks on a temple farm. A pseudo photographer aided the kidnapers who whisked the animal away in a yellow car. A 50 dollar reward is offered for Sir Arthur’s return amid temple suspicions.
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Texas
Sir Arthur
Oswan
St Paul Minn
Lor Dallas
New Orland
Panama Canal
Psuedo
Naval armor plant favored by Wilson
Washington September 12. Secretary Daniels said President Wilson favors establishing a great naval armor plant owned and operated by the government. He noted the three big armor plate plants had submitted identical bids for battleship materials and that congressional support and a conference with Admiral Dewey would follow the proposal.
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Washington
Wilson Seetretary
Daniels
Admiral Dewey
General Board of the Navy
Sarepta Baptists Meet Near Wintersville
Sarepta Baptist association will convene Tuesday at Wintersville, about miles from Athens. The event, expected to draw over 1000 attendees, features Hew Taha D Mell, president of the Georgia state convention, as moderator and present.
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Sarepta Baptists
Athens
Sarepta Baptist Association
Wintersville
Georgia State Convention
Girl Friends of His Boyhood Call on President Wilson
Miss Elizabeth M Bellamy and Miss Ellen D Bellamy of Walmington NC visit President Wilson in the Washington executive offices. They recall meeting him as boys and say he was a helpful neighbor while their brother served as family physician to the Wilsons. He acknowledges recognizing them and regrets his family is away.
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Wilson
Washington
Elizabeth M
Ellen D Bellamy
Walmington
Tommy
Miss Ellen
Wilsons
Ellen
Mother and Baby Die as Father Near Death in LaGrange
In LaGrange Georgia on September 22 a double tragedy unfolds as Mrs J Roy McGinty dies at home following the recent death of their infant. Her husband Roy McGinty lies ill with nervous prostration after months of strain. J F McGinty, Roy's father, is caring for the son at his home. The family and many friends in Georgia and Alabama are shocked by the losses and strain.
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Spevelal
Mres J Roy McGinty
iBditor McGinty
The
LaGrange Graphic
J F McGinty
Roy MeGints
Mr McGinty
Vr McGinty
Georgia
Alabama
Cottonseed Combine Charged by Farmers
Washington reports from September 22 indicate southern farmers in Alabama and Georgia accuse cotton seed mills of conspiring to fix prices. They petition the Attorney General McReynolds seeking a government probe into possible Sherman Act restraints. Assistant to the Attorney General G Carroll Todd will oversee the inquiry.
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Washington
Alabama
Georgia
McReynolds
G Carroll Todd
Woman ends life on train in Georgia note reveals plan
Oscar Golden, 30, of Doe Run, died after drinking carbolic acid aboard a Georgia Northern train between Moultrie and Albany. A note pinned to his wife Mrs. Golden described funeral wishes, family care, and urged quick burial. The document offered no reason for the act or departure details.
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Boeslalj
Oscar Golden
Doe Run
Georgia Northern
Moultria
Albany
Colaon
Griffin Pastor Leaves for Rome Call
Griffin Georgia September 22 Special New Era Osborne has resigned after two years as pastor of the First Christian Church Griffin to accept a call from the First Christian Church of Rome Georgia. The resignation becomes effective November 7.
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Griffin Ga
E . Osborne
First Christian Church
First Christian Church of
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