Turkish forces in Chanak area urge withdrawal order
In Constantinople on September 25 Associated Press reports Turkish cavalry with machine guns back in the neutral zone at Chanak. British high commissioner General Harington tells nationalist reps to press Mustafa Kemal Pasha to withdraw. Angora says two Kemalist cavalry divisions totaling 3000 men have occupied Eren Keul.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Pera Street
Chanak
Harington
Mustapha Kemet Pasha
Angora
Eren Keul
League of Nations acts to save Smyrna refugees
London warns Turks may stage a general massacre on Sept 30 prompting the League of Nations to order relief efforts in Constantinople. Funds are appealed to governments and Persian mediation sought. Refugees will be moved to nearby islands and fed pending permanent plans, with Britain pledging $250 000 for relief.
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Geneva
United _News
Smyrna
League of Nations
London
League
Constantinople
Lord Balfour
British Foreign Office
Balfour
England
Britain Open to Soviet Presence at Venice Conference
London reports Great Britain would admit Soviet Russia to the near east peace conference at Venice if France agrees. Bulgaria could also attend if Russia is admitted. Kemal stresses Russia participation, while Britain stays cautious to avoid a sudden conference breakdown and continues troop deployments.
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London
United News
Great Britain
Russia
Venice
France
Paris
Lord Curzon
Bulgaria
Kemal
Near East
Dardanelles
The Goodwins On Bridal Trip
Miss Edith Flora Sweetland of Arlington secretly marries Roy Read Goodwin of Arlington after a three day absence. They plan a wedding trip and will reside in Brookline after. The bride, once engaged to a Somerville man, is well known in Arlington society. The groom is a World War I veteran and Ford plant sales manager in Cambridge.
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Edith Flora Sweetland
Milton Street
Arlington
Harriet Burge Sweetland
Brooklyn
Roy Read Goodwin
Milford Goodwin
Wyman Street
Miss Sweetland
Brookline
Somerville
Goodwin
Arlington Society
Cambridge
American Expeditionary Forces
Ford
Navy to Sell Boats to Scouts for Five Dollars
The Navy Department will sell the boats it loaned to the Boy Scouts Sea Scouts at a nominal price of five dollars. If the groups prefer not to pay, and the boats are unused, a smaller price may be accepted.
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Navy Department
Boy, Scouts and Sea- Scouts
MacMillan Helps Save Home From Destructive Fire
Arctic explorer Donald B. MacMillan assisted a Portland fire response at Falmouth Foreside. He led a group of 300 volunteers to evacuate and helped protect the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Wells from total destruction during a fierce blaze.
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Portland
Donald B. MacMillan
Falmouth
Stner
Charles Wells
Fire Destroys High Efficiency Furnishings Worth 4000
A blaze destroyed high efficiency hardihead furnishings valued at 4000 dollars. No injuries reported as firefighters contained the fire. Investigators assess cause and extent of damage to the property.
Explosive Panic in New York Pocket Incident
Patrolman Michael Murphy confiscated a botched device amid a panic in New York. The mystery surrounding the weapon complicates his case, making proof difficult and painful as authorities assess what caused the explosion and threat to bystanders.
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New York
United News
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Cider Store Incident Leads to Suspicion in Court
A man picked up a bottle from Mrs. Anna Narza's cider shop on the East Side and pocketed it. A muffled boom outside the police station blew fragments from Murphy's trousers. The court, initially persuaded by Murphy, sent him back to seize more of the same for evidence before judgment.
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Anna Narza
Murphy
Treatment for Mrs. Harding Proves Efficacious
X ray photographs indicate the treatment prescribed for Mrs. Harding is effective. White House physician Brigadier General C. K. E. Law says the care is showing positive results today.
Boston fugitive Willoughby linked to Chicago thefts
Dillon Clarence Willoughby, on probation for bad checks with Brookline Trust Company, was arrested in Dedham after a Dedham Superior Court appearance. Back Bay police seek him on warrants for hotel larcenies, including $4 from the Drake Hotel, while Chicago authorities press charges. He pleaded guilty in Brookline and was placed on probation before a new fugitive arrest.
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Chicago
Dedham
Brookine Trust Company
Dillon Clarence Willoughby
George Randolph Chester
Brookline Polie Station
Treee Trey
Back Bay
Willoughby
Drake Hotel
Boston
Robert Evans
Brookline
Dedham Superior Court
Egg prices rise amid health department actions
New York authorities tightening egg sales probe have lifted prices by two to six cents a dozen. Dealers say enforcement and supply shortages drive higher costs for fresh eggs, with storage products also affected as the market shifts.
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New York Health
Advertising Production and Print Services Catalogs
A description of creating productive catalogs and orchestrating diverse advertising campaigns. The text outlines planning and placement of ads across various media to maximize reach and impact.
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MacMillan
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Father John
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Eimoges China Co
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