Britain Refuses to Withdraw Troops at Chanak
Constantinople dispatches report Britain's firm stand at Chanak in defiance of French and Turkish claims. Officials say British forces will not retreat, citing danger of Turkish attacks and need to defend Gallipoli with naval support. France and Italy have already withdrawn their contingents from neutral zones.
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Chanak
Pasis
Associated Press
Great Britain
Thia
Straits
Curzon
Waa
Lloyd George
Malta
Nave
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Poincare
Angola
Thrace
Comers & Atent
France
Cash Register Agent Lang Dies in 52d Year
Pierre G. Keane, 62, sales manager for the National Cash Register Co. Fairfield district, died at his home 279 Post Road Fairfield after heart trouble worsened following a Baltimore trip. Survived by wife, his parents Dr and Mrs S A Keene of Baltimore, and four brothers and one sister. mourned by many in the city and the South. member of several civic groups.
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Pierre G. Keane
National ‘Cash Register Co
Fairfield County
Fals Clty
Post Road
Fairfield
Baltimore
De Valera Forges Plan to Set Up Provisional Government
Dublin dispatch reports from Liam Zel Joweg, jailed by Free State forces, outlining De Valera’s plan to form a provisional government. The policy envisions state control of industries and transport for workers, with nationalization of land, while warning of severe shortages and privations for the public. Police report a break in at 2:42 to 2:44 Bunnell Street, robbing quarters.
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Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Liam Zel Joweg
Free State
de Valera
Mellowes
Bunnell Street
Tug Seneca Sent To Sea In Prohibition Clash
New York Sept 21 The tug Seneca was sent to sea to locate and seize the Onward a vessel flying the Zrndah flag as it lay beyond the 12 mile limit Prohibition officers say the Onward may carry 2 cargo of liquor awaiting transfer to smaller craft for smuggling into the United States The Newberry revenue cutter also pursued the Onward and seized whiskey valued at 200900 from the crew of fifteen aboard the Seneca The Onward captain allegedly threatened to shoot at a boarding attempt The case cites a long standing law used to enforce prohibition and ends with a note on a historic aim to curb illicit trafficking
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New York
Seneca
Onward
United States
Newberry
Acrow
L. M. Kehoe
Henry Ford
Autoist Arrested in Headlight Offense Case
Petesy Albrenaydos of 110 Rail road avenue was arrested last night charged with driving an automobile without headlights. Upon custody, officers found registration papers and another charge was preferred against him.
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Petesy Albrenaydos
Railroud Avenue
Taxen
Tinabje
Ainet
Fordney Tariff Measure Signed by the President
President Harding signed the Fordney McCumber tariff bill at the White House ending a 20 month fight. The measure aims to raise about 400.9 million dollars yearly in revenue and takes effect at midnight. Fordney and McCumber led lawmakers as the signing followed engrossment by Speaker Gillett and Senator Cummins.
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Washington
Congress
Pordney
Harding
Fordney
Hideste
Sighnturt
Gillett
House
Cummins
Town
Senate
Marvin
Tariff Commission
New Law World
Veterans' fee fund adjusted compensation act bill
Senator Barsum introduced in the Senate a measure titled the Veterans' fee fund adjusted compensation act. It provides for monthly payments of 200 for each month of service with phased disbursements ending in 1928, contingent on government allotments and without government issued securities, subject to War and Navy regulations.
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Washington
Sony
Karsum
New Mexico
War and Navy
Park Avenue Fire Responds to Minor Dumping Ground Blaze
Firemen were called to Park Avenue last night to extinguish a minor fire at a refuse dumping ground. An objectionable odor and smoke affected nearby residents as authorities investigated the incident.
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Park Avenue
Victim says youthful bride planned elopement with him
Edward Vispori, wounded in Bridgeport, told police the shot was fired by his cousin Mrs Susie Veneziano Cubitilo as she allegedly planned to elope with him. Cubitilo and husband Tony Cubiti lo deny the claim, saying she acted in defense of home. Vispori, 32 Booth Street, remains in hospital after surgery, condition listed as fairly good. Charges of misconduct follow, with details of alleged secret meetings and notes. (Continued on Page Twenty One).
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Susie Cubililo
Edward Vispori
Booth Street
Bridgeport
Susie Veneziano Cubitilo
Wispott
Tony Cubiula
Jancy Driver
Wispons
Vigpolle
Cubilllo
Rumsey Polo Star Killed in Auto Crash
Rumsey a renowned polo player and sculptor, died at 45 in a car accident near Floral Park Long Island while riding with Mrs Brown. The sedan driven by former Congressman Lathrop Brown struck a guarded wall at the railroad crossing, causing a fatal crash observed by witnesses and reported by Ma Luttrelle.
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Rumsey
New York
Chertus Cory Flistmeey
Corepnational Pubn
Taniche
Floral Paris
Lenetland
Mir
Irving
Dire
Mr Hare
Nana
Ma. Lutrettle
Lathrop Brown
Brown
Mrs Hall Says She Won't Run Amid Gossip
New Brunswick New Jersey enters a tense moment as Mrs. Hall heiress to millions publicly denies running for office and defends her privacy amid murder investigation rumors surrounding Rev. Edward W. Hall and choir leader Eleanor Mills. Investigators pursue jealousy theories, questioning Mills and seeking names of other choir members who might have had closer ties with the rector.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Trances Stevens Hall
Washind
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Bik
Hall
Seelous
Ames
Mills
Mildwaa
Lola
Milin
Photos From Eclipse May Test Einstein Theory
Washington reports that Lick Observatory’s Perth expedition in Western Australia photographed a solar eclipse. Field measurements from the event are expected to yield data relevant to Einstein's theory, with initial details arriving via airplane to the nearest city.
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Washington
Lick Observatory
Watal
Australia
Henry Ford ends industrial strike in Detroit plants
Detroit September 21 Henry Ford's Industrial strike ended at midnight after plants in the Detroit district had shut for an indefinite period. The reopening order came from Henry Ford II, son of the manufacturer and Ford Motor Co president, following a morning conference with 60 mine operators.
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Detroit
Henry Pord
Doetruit
Axe Cossto
Ford Motor Co
School Board to Hold Special Session Monday
Dr. Alfred Petes, vice president of the Board of Education, authorized a special meeting for next Monday night to open bids for the new Sylvan Crest school to be known as the Hallequinua. The project, submitted for approval to arenas, includes eight rooms on Cinega Street in the usual school construction style.
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Alfred @. Petes
Board of Education
Sylvan Crest
FL A. Cooper
Cinega Street
Court to rule on railroad injunction Saturday morning
Chicago September 21 Associated Press the government seeks a nation wide injunction against striking railroad shop workers. Judge James H Wilkerson to announce the decision at 1 00 am the restraining order in force since September 1 continues until midnight. Attorney General Harry A Dougherty read the draft injunction and defended the government action at the hearing which started ten days ago. The bill closely mirrors the restraining order and is as drastic in its terms.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Pate
James H. Wilkerson
Harry A. Daugherty
Benjamin Slade Named After Dramatic Convention Scene
Hartford roll call at the Democratic convention produced a dramatic moment as Rollin Us Tyler of Hadd refused the governor’s nomination, while Benjamin Slade, noted New Wave lawyer, was selected for the ticket. The list includes Spellacy for U S Senator, FitzGerald for governor, Chapin for lieutenant governor, Paonessa for secretary of state, Goddard for treasurer, and Hor Bastovis for controller.
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David E. FiteGerald
New Haven
Charles A. Templeton
Hartford
Rollin Us
Tyler
Hadd
Democrati
Homer $. Cummings
Slade
Benjamin Slade
Mayo
David E. FitzGerald
Oni
Thor
U. S
Thomaa A Spellacy
David 5. FiteGereald
Frank M. Chapin
New Hartford
Angelo My ‘ Paonessa
New Britain
Ivor
Robert D. Goddard
Bridgeport
Vor Comptralter
Hor Bastovis
Dwardm
Feomens
Three Children Die as Auto Plunges Into Lake
A Patterson mother leaves three children in her car beside Stissing Lake New York. The auto rolled down a slope into the water and the three children Eleanor 7 Ray 2 and Robert 6 were drowned. Neighbors raised the car an hour later finding two bodies and recovering the third from 30 feet of water.
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AUTO
Poughkuepsie
N. J
Matthew Smith
Patterson
Stissing Lake
Wil
Eleanor
Ray
Auto-Mobile
Robert
Richard Heller Held on Non-Support Warrant
Richard Heller of 601 Tuntington was arrested last night on a warrant for non-support. He was released on bonds posted for the charge and later freed.
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Richard Heller
Tuntington? Rond
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