Horse Failures and Trial News From Berlin Headlines
A horse purchased by Steve Alsany from 148 Kings Highway for 33 dollars failed to perform as expected, stumbling on State Street between West and Park avenues. Humane Society observer Robert OG Martin suspected doping. In Berlin, Karl Teltfrich, former imperial vice chancellor, will face a state tribunal over charges tied to remarks about Mathias Erzberger and the finance minister.
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Steve Alsany
Kings Highway
State Street
West and
Park Avenues
Assany
Berlin
Zwoelf Blatt
Kaiser Is Sure No Trial Coming
Berlin reports quote informed circles asserting the Kaiser will not be tried. Allied sources allegedly tell of no trial and possible request to Holland to surrender him, which may be refused. Agitation subsides as ex-kaiser buys home in Holland and ex Crown Princess Cecilie with two sons remains nearby at Wieringen. Ex-Crown Prince seeks permission to leave the island for another location in Holland.
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Carl H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Hague
Count Ohenzollern
Ad Rice
Ag Ib
Holland
Wilhelm
Hameed
Molland
Wolland
Germany
Cecille
Wieringen
Allies Consider Smyrna Problem in Ottoman Center
The Allied commission in Smyrna will hear evidence on the Smyrna issue as Rear Admiral Bristol leads U S presence while Greek forces fight outside the city. Greek troops reportedly number around 10,000 as Italians entrench in Dalai province. Constantinople mood runs high against Greece with the sultan moving from Pera. The Turkish government appeals for Smyrna refugees aided by the American relief commission. About 40,000 women and children are destitute nearby.
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Constantinople
Associated Preas
Allied Commission
Smyrna
Bristol
United States
Sueriila
Dalia
Anxiou
Hals
Pera
Bosphorus
American Relief Commission
Average U S soldier in France wore items at set intervals
The data lists maintenance intervals for gear and clothing of American soldiers in France. It notes replacements for slicker overcoat banket shirt breaches shoes puttees drawers undershirt woolen socks with specific cycle days, illustrating rapid wear.
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France
Turks Revolt in Thrace Amid Greek and Bulgarian Tensions
An Associated Press dispatch from Athens dated September 2 reports that Turks in western Thrace have risen in revolt and allied with Greek remnants. Bulgarian authorities, short on troops, deployed irregulars and arrested Muslim deputies, prompting clashes near Mailikios and Shadii near Junuldajina and resulting in casualties on both sides.
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Paris
Associated Press
Athens
Thrace
Lhac
Bulgaria
Aegean
Greece
Munsulman
Mailikios
Shadii
Junuldajina
Coontier
Cotton Turns Firmer In Fear Of Gulf Storm
The tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico unsettled early cotton trading, causing a sharp rebound after an initial decline. Prices swung with reports of the storm's possible Gulf Coast approach near the Mississippi River mouth, then eased as selling cooled. Port receipts and export figures are noted, alongside unrelated dairy commentary from Holland.
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New York
Alexicu
Liverpool
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Py
Dixports
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Humaneity
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Kaiser
TNT Cowboy Outfit
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Brighton
Main Street
Ile
Peter Schuyler
G. W. van Slyke & Horton
Albany, N.Y
Magee
New England
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