Smet's Attitude Stops British Conplan in Constantinople
Constantinople Oct 8 Allied delegations halt talks at Mudania. Two of three members return to Constantinople for consultations as final Paris instructions delay. Turks refuse to name gendarmes for Thrace. British push limits while French and Italians await dispatches. Bosphorus order confines night movement for safety.
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Fireman Jumps To Dodge Imminent Collision
Fairfield report recounts a near disaster when an eastbound passenger train faced a derailed freight car and a westbound freight train trouble. A fireman leaped from the imminent danger path just as brakes were applied, saving himself as the passenger train halted near the derailment and Bridgeport assistance arrived for the injured crewman.
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Benson
Bridgeport
Freman
Newspaper Men to Attend Mudania Conference
A dispatch from Constantinople reports General Harington has ordered admission of newspaper correspondents to the Mudania conferences. A number of reporters have already stated they will attend Mudania to cover the proceedings amid ongoing protests and airings of concern.
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London
Constantinople
Harington
Treasury Announces New Bond Issue at Four and One Quarter Percent
Washington Oct 8 The Treasury led by Secretary Mellon announced a new government bond issue to refund short term debt. The issue totals about 590 million dollars with 4.25 percent interest, 30 year maturity, dated Oct 16 1922. Denominations range from 100 to 100000 dollars with tax exemption provisions and flexible allotment to investors.
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Treasury
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Engineers killed as trains crash in Rollinsport New Hampshire
In Rollinsport New Hampshire a passenger train collided with an extra freight tonight. BoA Walker of Alton train 3757 was killed. The baggage master and two passengers were injured and taken to a Dover hospital by automobile. The passenger train crew were not hurt.
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President orders broad relief drive for Near East refugees
Washington launches nationwide appeal to fund aid for Near East refugees through the Red Cross and Near East Relief. A special committee led by Hays coordinates the drive, with funds to be channeled via Red Cross, Near East relief, and allied groups. Contributions sent to Eliot Woodsworth or listed New York addresses.
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F. Warburg
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
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Ban Against Hunting Lifted by Governor
The governor lifts the ban against hunting citing new orders. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the action appears tied to a specific order received shortly before midnight and related to game wardens including A Joseph V Linznson. The article mentions Tate and Gronsus with fragments of place names and dates.
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Gronsus
Joseph Vlinznson
Danbury Grandstand Fire Injures Three
Three persons were severely hurt when a Danbury grandstand and adjoining stands were burned. William Sullivan of Danbury suffered a broken ankle, Edward Gammon of New Haven dislocated his shoulder and was badly burned, and Thomas Barry of Danbury sustained serious injuries. The fire trapped several patrons, who escaped through flames to safety. Approximately $100,000 in merchandise was damaged, with $55,000 tied to the Danbury Agricultural Association displays and $14,000 to concessionaires. A new steel arch concrete structure is being considered.
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William Sullivan
Edward Gammon
New Haven
Thoms Garey
Hames
Rdaward Gammon
Thomo Barry
Bullivan
Danbury Hospital
Danbury Agricultural Association
Baby Boy Killed In Auto Accident In Ohio Bridge Spill
In Thompsonville Ort a baby boy died and three others were injured when an automobile plummeted through a bridge railing into Progh waterbrook. The car driven by John William Walsh of Savannah Georgia was en route to Worcester Massachusetts. Walsh blamed the accident on blinded sight and said he could not see the bridge in time. The infant son John William Walsh Ty age one drowned trapped beneath the wreckage while the mother and daughter were seriously injured and transported to a hospital in Springfield.
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Thompsonville
John Willam Walsh
Pistol Killing of Rector Shocks New Brunswick Parish
Authorities say rector Edward Wheeler Hall of St John the Evangelist in New Brunswick was shot. Missing gold ware found. four youths questioned over the double shooting as investigators pursue leads on mistaken identity. Detectives report a park encounter with a woman seen by a witness and the couple later separated, with authorities continuing inquiries Friday night.
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Dairies Mills
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Lacey
Unete Sind
Whauffman Ty
Miss Catlin Completes Continental Flight
Miss Lillian Catlin, an organizer at the National designation of Gold Star Mothers, arrives at Curtise Nelda in the United States after completing a transcontinental flight that began in San Francisco at dawn. She recalls arbiters who died and attended services.
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Lillian Catlin
Qurtise Nelda
United States
San Francisco
Fairfield Man Dies While On Way To Hospital
Oct 8 report of a Fairfield man identified as Linman, found unconscious on a road near Norwalk. He died en route to St Vincent Hospital, Briegepam, after a suspected automobile collision while walking from a boarding house toward Times Smith of Black Reck Turnpikce. Coroner summoned. investigators note possible heart failure or fall effects. no other injuries.
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St. Vincent Hospital
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Willian
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Yanks Crowded Out By Goats In Sloppy Series Loss
Long George hits a single driving in two as the Giants seize the series and the Yankees fail to win a game. Huggins benches Kelly after a clash over the so called goat remark, Ruth slips and falls amid ragged baserunning and poor hitting.
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Giants Win World Series as Kelly Drives Tie and Victory
New York Giants clinched the world series defeating the Yankees 5 by 4 as Long George Kelly delivered the tying hit and late runs amid noisy Palo Grounds crowd. The dramatic finish saw controversial pitching calls, with Bush and Huggins in dispute and Kelly's pivotal single sealing the championship for the Giants.
Total Reglptd of World Series Briefly Tallied
Report details the World Series receipts with total earnings surpassing previous records. Spectators were escorted from Cola Grounds after the final game amid criticism of owners celebrating in private boxes. Each New York club earns about 49450 as costs and shares are discussed, compared to 108,027 per club last year.
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Bridgeport a Great Manufacturing City and Suburban Hub
Bridgeport Connecticut quips as the Nutmeg state’s second city, famed for Remington arms and shipyard history. The piece extols growth, 200,000 population with immediate suburbs, 357 product lines, and strong housing and transport links making a Bridgeport life cheaper than New York for families seeking good schools and civic opportunity.
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nAke Bridge
Gene Sarazen Undergoes Appendectomy After Match
New York reports Gene Sarazen underwent an appendectomy at St. John's Rivers Hospital after a 2 pro set match defeat to Walter Uigen at the Westchester Gilmore Counter Club. Dr. Frank Landolfe said the champion is healing and should be around in ten days to two weeks.
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Saalcha Wefessignal
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Walter Uigen
Frank R. Landolfe
Sarazen
St. John's Rivers Hospital
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