British Cabinet Relieved Yet Distrusts Kemal Demands Thrace Quits
Paris dispatch reports an armistice conference set for Mudania to discuss evacuation of Asiatic zones, Greek withdrawal from Thrace, and possible Allied occupation. Bouillon arranged talks with Kemal Pasha and Ismet Pasha to represent Turkish Nationalists, with Britain, France, and Italy expected to attend.
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Paris
Associated Press
Madama
Great Britain
France
Italy
Dardanelles
Thrace
Bouillon
Hation
Franktin-Zavilion
Muetapha Kemal Pasha
Ismet Pasha
Harington
Mombel Wilace
Freece
Chat- BY
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Mudania
Mestanha Kemal
Week End Loot Hits Jewelry, Carriages, and Auto Theft
Fragmentary report details a weekend crime spree with stolen items including gold teeth and rings valued at hundreds, a baby buggy from 542 East Main Street, a gold bridge necklace and shoes from 306 Broad Street, a trunk looted at 773 Connecticut Avenue, suits and shirts from G. Van Tavegen, and an automobile owned by Fox Plano Co. stolen near Congress and Main.
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William Rudges
Pembroke Street
Ralph Yokel
East Main Street
Broad Street
Chris Dumas
Connecticut
G. van Tavegen
Fox Plano Co
Fairfield Avenue
Congress Street
Main Street
New Brunswick Double Murder Hunters Seek Two Suspects
State officials pursue two men in the New Brunswick double murder case of Rev Howard WY and choir singer Mrs Eleanor Sils. An unnamed young suspect left town with an accomplice, a previously arrested gunman. Detectives from the state police and governor Edwards’ instruction continue to gather daily clues to build a ground-up case. Autopsy for Hall is unlikely before midweek due to legal objections by county officials.
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New Brunswick
N- Wet
Howard WY
Hall Ang
Eleanor Sils
Shas
Digiriet
Stricker
New Brongwick
Weinman
State Constabulary
Edwards
Hall
Fig
Greek Leader Credits Aides for Unique Revolt
In Athens on October 1 Colonel Gonatas credits his aides for a swift revolution that toppled the king and government. He says the officers around him carried out the plan with no bloodshed and argues the move was the logical result of misgovernance and military failures abroad. Five arrests followed the upheaval.
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Athens
Robespierre
Gonatas
Caputasadey
Revolutionary Movent
Gomalies
Brek
Gonstus
United States
Ile
Athena
Brand
Asia Minor
Domenico Cesare Targeted by Real Estate Scheme Enemies
A Connecticut killer inquiry probes Domenico Cesare in a web of estate fraud and bootlegging links. Investigators trace losses from a near thirty thousand dollar fortune via fake liquor deals and mortgaged properties. Cesare, once jailed and briefly in the saloon trade, sought reform before deadly violence tied to bootleggers and crooked real estate schemes.
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Domenica Cesare
Serme
Frank Wirel
State Page Department
Thia
Cesare
Nicohel
Whinkey
Connecticut
New York
State
Wee
Cor Seil
Slyix
Whitcomb drops his candidacy for senator
Former Senator Joseph H Whitcomb, once named a potential Democratic nominee for the third district senate, withdraws from pursuit of the nomination. He plans to leave the district, move to Fairfield, and not seek election, while Garry Paddock seeks to return to the Senate. Steve Siksay and Dr. W T O’Flah also receive consideration for the nomination.
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Joseph H. Whitcomb
Bob
Whitcomb
Senate
Fairfield
Garry Paddock
I I$ Au
White
W T. O'lfira
Man's Head Found By Bronx Boys In Woods
In New York on October 1 a man's head wrapped in a newspaper was found by two boys in a wooded area north of the Bronx Zoological Garden. Physicians said decapitation occurred within 24 hours. Homicide detectives began a search for the body.
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New York
Tallan
Bronx
Zoological Garden
Bave
Ania “Oe
Newark Concert Heard in London
Newark reports that WOR announced receipt of a wireless message claiming a woman's voice and an Newark orchestra broadcast were heard across the Atlantic. Officials delayed confirmation as authorities reassess the transmission.
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Newark
London
New York Clubs Duplicate Feat of 1921 Season
New York clubs duplicate feat of 1921 season in a tense series as Yankees edge Browns in a tight race. Pitching shines while defensive play and late surges define the path to the American League crown. Browns suffer a late rally setback as New York clinches with strong finishes against strong opponents.
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New York
Penn
Gients
Wil
Yankees
Victor
Lattle
Sand Menael
Browns
Noted Leaders Taken in Fight Near Cork
Dublin reports a clash southwest of Cork between Nationalists and irregulars with heavy casualties on the irregular side. National cavalry joined in for the first time. large arms and ammunition were captured. a wire-legs station operated by the irregulars was seized. identities of prisoners and full details await cable confirmation.
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Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Cork
Cabling
Michael Calling
Tily Curther
Poverléed
New
National Cavalry
Tig
Trregu
American cared ship ashore off Scotland Quaker City wrecked
The Quaker City, an American vessel of 9 453 tons, sailed from Leith on September 29 bound for Boston. Crew belongings were removed and rough weather left the ship likely to become a total wreck.
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OLF
Scotland
Aberdeenshire
Loxton
Bern
Essel
Leith
Boston
Peasants Foil U S Ballon in Gordon Bennett Race
Hungarian peasants, startled by an exploding oxygen tank, dragged down the American balloon near a village in Geneva, halting its bid in the Gordon Bennett prize. Major Weather, Army Air Service, explained the incident as a peaceful mission and described multiple appeals for release that failed until a second attempt succeeded.
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Westover
Army Air Service
Washington
Geneva
Dan Wababy
Maor
Decar Westaver
Army Sire Service
Buroane
Westaver
Gasanta
Greenwich taxi debt tops town's worry in fragile plea
The Greenwich taximan, identified as the anxious treasurer of Greenwich Cab Company, faced a $120 claim from Mrs. R Ta Hanton of New York after a long day of chauffeuring. A surety was posted as collectors pursued payment, with days of negotiation and mounting pressure on patrons and merchants.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Cab Company
Ant
Crount
Ana Cote Hente
Canwieh Trust
Pop Bottle Mystery Solved in St Louis Incident
Johnson, president of the American Jerene, awarded a toy basket to Waggas, while Pan's employer granted leave at dull pay for the games. Witt, who was injured by a thrown bottle in St Louis, identified the thrower in a letter to Johnson.
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Mntolgo
Rt. Lion
Ofloves Bose
A. Johnson
Rhe Amican Jerene
Lecom
Betwen Bt. Venis
New York
Pan
Tialder
Witt
Mr. Johnson
Wil
Meahnson Sa
Feh
Yom Kippur Observance Begins With Prayer
The Yom Kippur observance started at sunset with prayers and solemn ceremony. Orthodox Jews fast and abstain from work for 24 hours as rituals proceed, while traffic and other activities halt in observance of the holy day.
Cornell resigns as town chairman to focus on law practice
City Attorney John A. Cornell announced his resignation as town chairman to the Democratic party executive board, saying he cannot bear the burden of both city at torney duties and party leadership. He cited party turmoil and recent primaries as factors guiding his decision with no political ambitions for the future.
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John A. Cornell
Democratic Party
Wrhough Pot
Cornell
Cmt
Atwatar
Hevers
John J. McGuinness
Miatrict
William Moran
Rlenity
Voters
Wilam Py Kirk
McGuinness
Kirk
Oscar Dannebers
Saventa
Wistrict
Alfred Tibiwula
Sighra
Stephen McMtahon
Dannebere
Willan FH. Ryan
Poliee
Tibbats Succes Jota A
McCuluyas
Stephen McMahon
Admiral Clark Dies At 91, Hero Of Oregon Record
Rear Admiral Charles T. Clark, retired, who commanded the battleship Oregon during its famed voyage from San Francisco to the Atlantic, died late today at his daughter's home in Long Beach California. He was 91. The Oregon’s record voyage circled the globe with no major mishap, a feat unlikely to be surpassed.
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Long Beach
Cal
Get
Charles T. Clark
Oregon
Lo Rey
Santiago
Chirk
Jupiter
Plarida
Pansine Canal
Youths Arrested After Park Fight in Beaside
Two young men named Kilward Hyar of Pecuonnock Street and Frank Condan of Wordin Avente were arrested yesterday at Beaside Park after a brief street fight. They were charged with mutual assault and released on $50 bail each.
New Fashions at Biarritz Stun Shah of Persia
Paris dispatch reports fashion sensations seen at Biarritz during a shopping trip. One piece swimsuits and transparent fabrics draw crowds on the sea front while Juanita Battancourt debuts a sliding diamond brooch neck adjuster. An unseen gown innovation called the sliding-sugar dress draws mixed reactions from royalty and designers.
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Biarritz
Shah of
Persia
GF Bertelli
Hiarrita
France
Pha Sahara
Hiardtz
Chaka
Europe
Juanita TV Battancourt
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