Spaulding Denies Slaving Charge Amid Peoria Venue Fight
RolIa Spaulding faces multiple murder and theft accusations tied to Constable Smith's killing and other crimes near Peoria. He seeks a change of venue claiming prejudicial Peoria press coverage, while his wife and relatives describe a charged domestic background and alleged threats. Authorities link him to a second murder in Havanna and a third in Manito, with motive alleged through prior disguises and aliases.
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Reila Spaulding
Peoria
Atca
Spaulding
Southal
Coupse
Peoriz
Spaulfing
Ufe
Ridgeport
Spaulling
Bridgeport Hospital
Denice
Spauldings
Mies Spaulding
Smith
Bradley Parc
Theormer
Avicial
Havana
John S¢lforr
Havanie Tha Ilingis
Ip ‘Ty Little Shack
Bob Anderson
Yeserday
Jevere
Ed Gains
M. M. Frederick
Manito
Coal Price Set At 15.50 A Ton For City Supply
City officials and coal buyers discuss the critical supply and price controls. The plan proposes using wood and soft coal to cover the shortfall from last year's consumption, with emphasis on substituting semi-bituminous coal known as buckwheat coal. An investigation into price changes and reasons is promised, as a commission awaits appointment by tomorrow’s meetings with mayors and city representatives.
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Warr
Minal Co
FW. Bmotttinge
Consumers’ Retail Coal Co
ING
Bridgeport
Russell
Stratford road project bid by Leverty and Hurley
The firm Leverty and Hurley won the Stratford road contract from Garrnam Avenue to Lindes Avenue with a bid of 9 107, 000, about 54,000 under the next quote. Town officials expect the bond filed tomorrow and work to start soon, finishing in five or six weeks.
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Pratford
Wurley
Hay
Gwrnam Avenue
Lindes Avenue
Leverty
Hurley
Joseph F
Leverty & Hurley
Coal Miners and Railroad Strikers Plan Joint Action
In a Scranton conference set for Saturday, 70,000 anthracite mining and railroad shop workers plan joint action against major coal routes. The meeting aims to pool forces amid transport bottlenecks on Pennsylvania Central of New Jersey Lackawanna Reading Lehigh Valley Lehigh and New England New York Ontario and Western and related lines.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Central Strike Committee
United Ming Worker of America
Pennsylvani Anthracity
Orisin
Central of New Jersey
Lackawanna
Dvidware and Hudson
Lehigh Valles
Reading
Lehigh
New England
Ontario and
diMculti
Crisis Deepens in Turkish Situation Amid Revolt
Dispatches from London outline Turkish forces in the Channak area with only light weapons while Greeks pursue a rapid revolution. Reports say Constantine may be prisoner or dethroned as military leaders seize control in Athens and Crete.
Princess Christopher Seen As Greece Referee To Crown
Paris dispatch reports Princess Christopher, former Mrs Leeds, may soon wear the Greek crown as King Constantine considers abdication. Interviews suggest she disclaims crown ambitions while private sources note U S negotiations and a potential abdication crisis amid wartime strain.
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Princess Christopher
Leeds
Christopher
Bertells
Paris
Greece
New York
Bile le Leeds
Lewis
Washington
Constantine
United States
George
Ithua
Christophers
British reply on Dardanelles power split and Marmara neutrality
The British government states it will wait for further developments before deciding on Kemal Pasha protests. It defends its 1920 actions around the south side of the straits and the Marmara, claims neutrality between Greeks and Turks, and notes no decisive change since then. The cabinet remains cautious, awaiting new developments and the result of the armistice center’s work. A separate report notes a violent incident injuring a man on Lexington Avenue yesterday.
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Cety Kemalevska
Remara
Kemal Pasha
Straits
Marmara
Kish
Sea of
Marmora
Angora Ug
Sun Yat Sen denies plot to Bolshevize China
Shanghai Sept 4—Associated Press reports that Sun Yat Sen, former president of the Republic of China, denied charges of plans to Bolshevize China after his flight from Canton. He said he would discuss any charges only in a formal statement later, repudiating Canton factions claiming he introduced Bolshevism.
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Shanghan
Dy Sin Yay
Sota
China
Canton
Bolshe
Germany
Ruesi
Ghina
Sun
Yankees Favored by President Amid World Series Confidence
President Harding predicts the Yankees will win the world series as Dan Bancroft of the Giants visits and cites the Yankees superior pitching. A fire on River Street near Jagat Street caused by an addition owned by Davin Winter was reported with firefighters extinguishing the blaze.
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Wastington
Yankees
Harding Jolg Dan Bancroft
Giants
Atches Pere
Davin Winter Steaued
Jagat
Slaze
Srious
Athens Acglatms as New Monarch Headlines Troubling Refugee Crisis
Dispatch reports turmoil in Mity fend as Patria deploys 6,000 troops and a stranded vessel's commander refuses to rescue refugees. Survivors face peril and extortion as aid efforts offer $1000 to transport asylum seekers away from the danger zone.
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Ites
Mityfend
Volcano Activity Near Honolulu Reported Again
A damaged OCR note reports volcanic activity near Hilo and Kalua, with mentions of Hale Maumau and Kilauea eruptive events around September. It notes a lava lake glow and a possible ash plume, with protests referenced as potential further developments.
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Saulaeg
Ag Bar
Jampar
Head of Newark shoe firm dies in Utica
The longtime head of the Newark shoe company, a vice president and leader in the industry, died suddenly in Utica today. He had guided the firm for many years and was a prominent figure in national footwear circles.
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Newark
Utica
Cunon
Ren
Barden Shoe Company
Would-Be Suicide Student Expected to Live at Hospital
Mrs. Catherine Bust of 912 View Avenue drank two ounces of iodide yesterday morning and was reported in fair to good condition at Pridgeparty Hospital last night. She is expected to recover as authorities note her action arose from indulgence in penitent.
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Catherine Bust
View Avenue
Pridgeparty Hospital
Steamship Officers Held for Smuggling Case
Germany based officers of the steamship were charged with starting a voyage to smuggle valuables out of the country through coastal ports. Investigators say the officers arranged the venture to elevate proceeds and a convoy prevented the plan. A girl implicated later moved information to police leading to arrests. The case centers on silverware shipments and high value goods. authorities anticipate broader involvement.
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Brea Silliamens
Germany
Bet
Araptin
Iit Oliieerata
Cooomitin Porta Teda
Bremerhaven
Government debates truce terms and ministerial roles
In a tense session, officials discussed negotiating a truce with opposing forces and named ministers for defense education and labor. The debate stretched into the week with plans to publish more details by Friday while irregulars disrupted transport at Kingston and protests erupted in the harbor.
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Burien
Seneca
Te Vreed
Ticmard Mulcahy
John McNeill
Thomas Tahneno
Independents
Taxilbons
Macluban
Enpormat Te Valera
Docuaenia
Walexardra
Iving
Kingston
Fairfield Red Men Open Annual Bazaar
The Fairfield Red Men opened their annual bazaar at Lesion ltt tonight and will continue through the night. Several named organizers and members including Hernan Bearney, Fred ThuL, Frank Novak, Chaves, and John Golt were mentioned in relation to the event.
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Fairfield
RED Men
Patrfield
Lesion
Ltt
S Fcp
Tamiyattor
Proses Hernan Bearney
Clavirnint
Fred Thul
Frank Novak
Chaves
Sxterhouse
John Golt Widlward Garren
Loyl
Refugee Rescue Efforts Spread Across Greek Vessels
Dispatches describe Greek vessels aiding refugees from Smyrna and nearby towns as smugglers, with thousands of loaves of bread to be delivered from Constantinople to Rhodes. Dr Mariel Elliot from Benton Harbor directs medical relief for the Near East relief, bringing clinic equipment for pending operation. The Greek government moves civilians inland to safety.
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United States
Constantinople
Mariel Flliot
Benton Harbor
Mic
Woman Arrested on Liver Law Warrant
Mrs. Laura Chcowski of Water View Avenue was arrested yesterday on a warrant alleging a violation of the liver law. Her husband was arrested on the same charge on Tuesday. Chcowski was released in bonds of $200.
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Laura, Chcowski
Waterview Aveniue
Chcowski
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