British Turkish clash shapes Dardanelles crisis
London reports that Allied talks clear general situation but shift focus to the Dardanelles. A early incident near Chanak sees British and Turkish commanders meeting after Turkish violations of the Chanak neutral zone. Critics at home warn of calls to evacuate Chanak as French and Italians argue the British garrison provokes conflicts.
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London
Associated | Press
Dardanelles
Bepyeth
Turkie
Chanak
Chanal Pone
Simras
M. Frankin-Douilion
Paris Degpaich
Rusia
Hostilies
Thrace
Ragard
Russia
Constantinople
Gilbralter
Malta
Glasgow Sunday Post
Charles Townshend
Kemal
Erring Husbands Eighty Years Old Agree To Reform
In Chicago on September 24 Joseph Scott and Herman Ruhl both aged eighty promised to quit their costly hobbies. Each man confessed to wives how speculation and globe-trotting had strained finances. They pledged to live quietly for the rest of their days and give up their adventures.
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Wicago
Joseph Scott
Herman Ruhl
Ron
Ltce Pedreworn
Ald
Connecticut Men Lead National Small Bore Team Match
Connecticut shooters featuring Virgil Richards of New Haven and K K Woodworth of Springfield helped the United States national small bore team score 7,685 to lead England Australia and Canada in the international match at Perry Camp. Captain George R Gaws han and John Becker are among the top five, while the United States previously won last year with 7,745 points. D W Price of Iowa City won the registered shotgun tournament with 138 of 150.
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Perry Chie
Ee Hind
England
Australia
Canada
Fred H. Phillips
National Rifle Association
United States
Molten
Lord Dewar
George R. Gawshan
Indiana
John P. Becker
Connection
Virgil Richards
New Haven
Man and Wife Die in Auto Accident near Morristown
Morristown New Jersey September 24 William Welsh of Jersey City and his wife were killed when their car crashed into a telephone pole. The couple were buried beneath the car and their son Walter was badly injured with a fractured leg and severe cuts. The mother died en route to Memorial Hospital and the husband died shortly after. The son is expected to recover.
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Morristown
N. J
William Welsh
Jersey City
Tanight
Walter
Historic transport vessels to be sold by government
Five historic United States transport vessels Sherman Sheridan Lozan Buford and others are to be sold by the government. Sealed bids will open October 2 in Washington New York and San Francisco and Seattle. The ships served from the Spanish American War through World War I carrying troops relief and maintaining military contact with Alaska Porto Rico the Philippines Cuba Hawaii Guam and China and Europe. The fleet now combines wireless and mechanical devices and can proceed under its own steam.
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Washington
United ‘States Transport Service
Sherman
Sheridan
Lozan
Buford
Quartermaster Sederal
Army Transport Service
New York
San Francisco
Quartermaster Depot
Seattle
War Department
Alaska
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
Hawaii
Guam
China
Europe
Pacific
Feer Ie
Whreless
Mechhanicel Davite
Officials Admit Inability To Solve Murder Mystery
Saw Brinswick New Jersey officials concede they cannot solve the double murder of Rev Edward Tit and Mrs Eleanor Mills. Investigators say the case yields only theories with no concrete evidence, while Mrs Fill’s involvement remains unproved. Detectives remain tight lipped as authorities review the scene and seek a breakthrough.
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Brinswick
N. J
Tocoumules
Edward W. Tit
EM. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Mills
Hal
Nng
Fill
Heldo
T3ul
New York
Europe
Ortela's
Lye
Stricker
Middlesex Sount
A. M. Beerman
Somerset County
Blaze in Atlanta Ga Causes Major Damage and Evacuations
A blaze in Atlanta Georgia starting after midnight caused estimated damages up to 1.5 million dollars. Firemen from government reservations at Wort McPherses, Fast Point, and Decatur helped gain control. One firefighter was temporarily trapped but released. The fire began with an explosion on the Moor of the Krose Five and Ten Cent store and spread to the Childs hotel as guests fled into the streets.
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Atlanta
Colo Yrol
Wort McPherses
Fast Point
Decatur
Krosve Five
Ten Cent
Licular
Robert Waggener
Childs Hotel
Lipton Arrives to Consider New Attempt at Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton, famed yachtsman, arrived in New York on September 24 aboard the Baltic to review the yacht situation and reassert plans to challenge for the America's Cup. This marks his seventh effort, following a costly 200000 dollar prior campaign, with Lipton stating he will announce his plans in a few days after assessing events.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Baltic
Sir Thomas
Thomas
Strikers Vote to Return to Work in Worcester
In Worcester on September 4, striking workers of the Boston and Albany railroad except car inspectors voted tonight to return to work tomorrow morning. The action ends the stoppage pending resumed operations.
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Worcester
Ktate
Boston & Albany Railroad
Jitney Drivers Seek Dignity and Organization
William McCormick of 44 Bonnell Street leads the newly formed Connecticut Motor Association. The drive promises a formal collective approach for jitney drivers, aiming to redefine their status and operate as a recognized business group.
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Gormig
William McCormick
Bonnell Street
Connecticut Motor’ Association
President Hardings plan to call a special session
Washington September 24 reports indicate President Harding will press Congress to convene a special session on November 27 to advance the ship subsidy bill. Administration spokesmen say minor changes will not deter progress and that public support for a merchant marine subsidy has grown nationwide.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Hhe House
Decombe
Senate
White House
Steten
British torpedo boat Speedy sinks after collision
London dispatch reports the British torpedo boat Speedy sank in the Sea of Marmora after colliding with a Dutch trawler. Ten crewmen drowned, eight seven rescued, and the vessel went down within seven minutes.
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London
Associated Press
Speedy
Sea of
Marmora
Sig
Reuters
Constantinople
Five Workmen Killed in Coal Mine Shaft Accident
Five Raleigh Wyoming Coal workers at Glenn Rogers Wyoming County died when a hoisting bucket loaded with stone fell 700 feet down a shaft, crushing them. Glenn Rogers is an isolated mining town.
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Charleston
W. Va
Raleigh Wyoming Coal Company
Glenn Rogen
Wyoming
Glenn Rogers Ls
Abrams To Take Blood Test In Tiernan Scandal
In South Bend Indiana on September 24 1933 Professor John Tiernan faces scrutiny as blood tests are planned to probe paternity claims. Harry Poulin and Dr R B Dougdate figures loom as witnesses while Mrs Tiernan and Abrams prepare to testify. court readiness intensifies before a key appearance.
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Abrams
Tiernan
South Bend
Ind
John Tiernan Willsubraic
DE Albert Audis
San Francisco
Castine
Yohei de Callie
R.B. Dougdate
Elizabeth Bennecgr
Harry Poulin
Harry Powln
Pam
Archer Jennings of Yalesville Ends His Life
Meriden news reports Archer Jennings a former preschool teacher and civic leader, aged about 40, died by suicide in Yalesville. His body was found under a tree in a grove near his Bradles Park home by his brother Lloyd E. Jennings. A revolver was in his right hand and a mirror in his left. He had suffered headaches and nervousness recently. Jennings led the Public Health association and helped Montigen Visiting Nurse, also serving on the board of Meriden Permanent Building and Loan.
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Meriden
Jennings
Lie
Yalesville
Bradles Park
Lloyd E. Jennings
Montigen Visiting Nurse Association
Hoe
Meriden Permanent, Building & Loan Association
New Haven Boys Found Living In Milford Memory
Odd tale tells of Joseph Patmert aged 14 and companions from New Haven found in Milford. They allegedly spent saved money stolen from a Darna–West Haven–Bridgeport route, buying hive equipment and clothing. Police say the youths wandered to Savin Rock and Walnut Beach, spending freely before being found and returned to guardians.
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Tilerday
Warlint
Winey Galitrouner
Prikes
Hly
Palvers
Che
Darna
West Haven
Bridgeport
Sven
Savin Raul
Walnut Beach
Renviunog
Pwarers
Hig
Victim of Accident Dies at St Vincent's Hospital
Frank Mugelis son of UE Mir and Mrs Warel of Parra died at St Vincent's hospital from injuries after a street collision with an automobile. Funeral planned tomorrow at 3:40 pm from the home of his parents, then at Thomas' church.
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Frank Mugelis
Mir
Warel
Pairfield Place
Parra
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Alrtheid
Thomas’ Church
Senegalese challenger defeats Carpentier in six
Paris dispatch reports Battling Siki defeats Georges Carpentier in the sixth round of a scheduled twenty round heavyweight bout. Carpentier, visibly beaten after the third round, suffered a broken nose and a swollen eye as Siki delivered a string of rights to the head. The crowd, the largest ever at a boxing card in France, reacted with boos and threats until officials upheld the knockout verdict amid tense scenes.
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Paris
Associated Press
Georges Carpentier
Europe
France
Battling Siki
Carpentier
Carpettier
Pranage
Murry Bernstein
Cote
Che Dee
Andy Gas
Victor Breyer
Jean Piljol
Hennison
Lundon
Thalr
Chegre Fort
Dres Room
Buttin
Carpenter
Iack
Francois Descanps
Atanager
Bine
Ihy Siegel
Buffalo Stadium
Georges
Cars
Pentier
Siki Offered 150000 To Fight Wills Here
New York dispatch reports a $150,000 offer to Battling Siki to fight Wills in the United States, regardless of des ervioy, by the Ebbetts Merver company. The offer proposes a two round bout with a 12 ad acale, suggesting Siki is fit for a return to American rings within a week if acceptable. The promoter hints the match could occur May 30, memo says.
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Siki
New York
Thal
Eublad
Georges Carpention
Paehsada
Ebbetss
Bition Company
Operapors
Clouety Ment
Brooklyn
Siki Wan
Twelve Men Free Single Prisoner at St Paul Jail
Twelve armed men raided the county jail at Paul on September 24 freeing prisoner Ryan held over a theater holdup. They gained access, claimed federal status, released two deputies and one more prisoner, and Ryan was shot during the escape amid a waiting automobile. The gang evaded capture as they fled.
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ST. Paul
Paul
Ryan
Iallera
Why
Crutchey
Child feels fractured skull after porch fall
A 26 month old child, Thances Singer, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was in critical condition at Jean St. Vincent’s Hospital. She fell from a third floor porch in the rear of the home at 133 Sanford Avenue yesterday. authorities feared she might die.
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Thances Singer
Jean St
Short Skirt Pioneer Calls Women to Battle in Songs
New York City women resist a campaign for longer skirts led by Mrs. A. M. Palmer president of the Rainy Day club. Palmer vows to fight fashion and urged 800 women at a lunch to back a safety campaign against short hems, promising to mobilize again.
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A. M. Palmer
Rainy Day Club
New York
Wison
Mra. A. M. Palmer
Palmer
Behall of
Ana
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