Armistice Terms Drafted for Turkey by Mudania
The armistice terms, described as the last word by General Harington, include two weeks for Greek evacuation of eastern Thrace followed by allied control for one month, fixed demarcation of Chanak and Ismid zones, limited Turkish gendarmerie in Thrace, and guaranteed minority rights before peace. The convention was signed at Mudania with signatures from all powers and sent to Angora for decision.
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Constantinople
United News
Mudania
Harington
Thrace
Chanak
Ismid
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Angora
British and Turkish Leaders Await Turkish Reply on Terms
General Harrington informed Ismet Pasha that Britain and the other powers supported the terms. Ismet replied he hoped his government would accept and promised an answer by 5 PM. The British commander returned to Constantinople to await the decision.
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Ssmet Pasha
Great Britain
Ismet
Constantinople
Mudania
Athens Declares Martial Law Over Eastern Thrace Crisis
Athens proclaims martial law to quell army unrest after government decides to cede Eastern Thrace. Decree signed by Constantine on eve of his abdication was not enacted due to government collapse.
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Athens
Associated Press
Thrace
Constantine
Oil portrait of Pope Pius XI gifted to Providence College
Bishop William A. Hickey presented an oil painting of Pope Pius XI to Providence College in a formal visit. The bishop called it the first such portrait in the United States and noted the Pope’s brother sought the original. About 400 students cheered as Oct. 10 was proclaimed Bishop Hickey Day by President Dr Noonan.
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Pope Pius XI
College Providence
R. I
Providence College
William A. Hickey
Providence
Noonan
Bishop Hickey
Sinking of Unknown Steamer Off Cape North Tragedy
A mystery sea tragedy unfolds as a crew is lost when an unnamed steamer sinks near Cape North Newfoundland. Rescue efforts are underway though details remain scarce. Local authorities report the incident has prompted inquiries and maritime observers await further information.
Sinking mystery grows as gale halts rescue efforts
North Sydney Nova Scotia reports a raging gale hampers fishermen from aiding in the search for an unidentified steamer sinking. Initial details are scarce as information trickles in and the incident remains shrouded in mystery.
Irish bishops condemn anti treaty rebellion in pastoral letter
Dublin October 10 The Irish hierarchy issued a pastoral letter denouncing guerrilla warfare against the Free State government. It says the killing of national soldiers is murder before God and condemns robberies and road rail destruction. It warns priests supporting the revolt are false to their office. The bishops say the country is ruined end to end and more havoc has been wrought than in three decades of British rule.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Free State
Ireland
British Chancellor Defers U S Debt Mission
Sir Robert Stevenson Horne the chancellor of the exchequer has indefinitely postponed his debt funding mission to the United States. The delay follows a developing political situation in England as reported by the Daily Express.
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U. S
London
Robert Stevenson Horne
United States
The
Daily Express
England
Prison bars close on third figure in Mills murder intrigue
New Brunswick reports prison bars close on a third key figure in the Mills murder case as authorities struggle to untangle a complex web of clues. The evolving inquiry centers on motive and connections among suspects in the case.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Associated Press
Hiall- Mills
Boy Killed by Auto Truck on Mystic Avenue Somerville
Patrick J. Hogan, 10, of Charlestown, was fatally struck by a vehicle driven by John J. Murphy of Medford while pushing a hand cart on Mystic Avenue. Murphy faced charges for endangering the public. lamp lighting was poor, no registration or license, and weather limited visibility.
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Patrick J. Hogan
Haverhill Street
Charlestown
Mystic Avenue
Somerville
John J. Murphy
Elm Street
Medford
Murphy
Cost Him $100 For His Error
John F. Kelley of Everett was fined $100 by Judge Bruce in Malden district court for assault. The incident occurred October 1 when Kelley, believing he was enforcing his fatherly duty, struck a girl whom he mistook for his daughter. The girl was Margaret Belloise of Appleton Street, accompanied by John Powell of Malden who defended her. Powell beat Kelley after the mistake, and Kelley fled. Kelley appealed the fine without apologizing or offering amends.
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John F. Kelley
Everett
Bruce
Malden
Margaret Belloise
Appleton Street
John Powell
Kelley
Powell
Fitzgerald Challenges Cox to Joint Campaign Across State
Democratic gubernatorial hopeful John F. Fitzgerald issued a challenge to Governor Cox to campaign together across the state before election day and discuss fourteen specific issues.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Cox
Cunarders To Carry Liquor On Atlantic Voyages
The North Atlantic shipping conference in Liverpool discussed the liquor ban only informally with no decisions. Cunard Line plans to stock full liquor on liners to New York, disregarding the ban unless seized or an injunction is obtained. Scythia and Aquitania will carry liquor as they sail from Liverpool and Southampton.
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London
North Atlantic Shipping Conference
Liverpool
Cunard Line
New York
United States
Scythia
Southampton
Bluenose and American schooner set for Gloucester trip
The 0 Cup winner Bluenose will sail from Last Year to Gloucester today and arrive Friday. A second trial race was postponed due to lack of wind.
Lady Hamilton Disappears Amid Media Frenzy in Providence
Providence, R I October 10 In high buz z eon due to newspapermen efforts to talk with her. Continued on Page 18 Sixth Col.
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Providence
R. I
High Budgeon
Lost Love Suit Seeks $100000 Against Brockton Man
Dr Gotfried L Hagenburger of Boston sues Clarence C Puffer a Brockton real estate and insurance man for 100000 in an action of tort returnable in Suffolk Court in December alleging Puffer influenced his wife to leave him. Puffer states the suit dates ten years back and accuses Hagenburger of fault finding while noting prior court victory over him.
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Clarence C. Puffer
Gotfried L. Hagenburger
Boston
Anderson, Wilse and Ryder
Suffolk Court
Puffer
Hagenburger
Brookline
Moonshine Stolen From Revere Police Station
Police baffled by theft of gallons of moonshine and alcohol from the Revere station last Thursday night. Two tills taken from a dwelling on Pomona Street after a fire, suggesting a coordinated theft. Investigators cleared on duty officers, noting they thought liquor was stored in the basement closet. Chief Dyer would not comment on the case.
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Revere
Pomona Street
Dyer
Fishermen's Cup custody honored as Bluenose sails
Captain Angus Walters pledged to race the Mayflower if his boat wins the international series. The Bluenose, North Atlantic fishing fleet champion, will depart Halifax at dawn tomorrow, escorted by the destroyer HMCS Patriot, heading to Gloucester to defend its title.
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Halifax
Angus Walters
Nova Scotia
N. S
Gloucester
H. M. C. S. Patriot
Russian cruiser Pallada sunk by German submarine
German forces push Serbians south in 1915 while a German submarine sinks the Pallada. An Argonne forest advance is noted as serene. One year ago Sinn Fein delegates met the British Cabinet Committee in London Irish peace talks.
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Pallada
Serene
Argonne Forest
London
Sinn Fein
Unsettled Coastal Forecast For New England and Mid Atlantic
United States weather forecast shows unsettled conditions across northern New England and southern New England eastern New York with showers likely on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures remain largely unchanged though winds shift from east to south and southwest with overcast skies and thick showers near Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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Washington
New England
New York
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Unsettled Skies With Warmer Trend Expected Today
Weather outlook predicts overcast and unsettled conditions with a slight warmup from yesterday. Historical temps show Thompson’s Spa readings around the mid 50s to mid 60s, with yesterday’s average near 56 and a year ago at 62.
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Thompson's Spa
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Iy Oa
Stolen Watch Returned After Years Then Crime Link Revealed
A watch lost in a creamery robbery a year earlier reappeared with a chaplain who traced the thief. The culprit, a Bronx Park killer executed in New York, confessed to the chaplain before death. The watch had been a gift from a father to his son on a first birthday and the son now runs a creamery on 3263 Avenue.
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Smith
New
Ows
Bronx Park
New York
West Newtonbery
Son
Maina
Haines
Y. D
Captain Lost at Sea During a Storm
Captain Fiord F Staples of the steamship Juss was washed overboard at sea during a storm on September 26. He lived in Glasgow and was part of the crew returning from England when the incident occurred.
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Fiord F. Staples
Juss
England
Glasgow
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