Peace Conference findings mark Greek responsibility in Smyrna unrest
Disturbances in Smyrna and nearby areas are blamed on Greek forces after their May landing. The peace council reports no near-term handling of the Turkish question by the current conference and suggests future talks within months.
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Smyrna
United States
Near East
Clemenceau
Pont-a-Mousson
Metz
St. Mihiel
Bulgaria
Dutasta
Supreme Council
Richmond Conservator editor cleared in murder case
Robert S. Lyon editor of the Richmond Conservator was acquitted on the first ballot in Ray county circuit court of murdering Judge Frank P. Diverbiss in Richmond Missouri last April. The jury deliberated thirty three minutes. G P Casey and others are noted in connection with separate cases and violence across states.
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Robert S. Lyon
The
Richmond Conservator
Frank P. Diverbiss
Richmond
Ray County
President Wilson warns coal miners against November strike
President Wilson and cabinet declare the proposed November 1 coal strike a crime against the government and people. They vow to enforce the law, keep mines operating, and urge recall of strike orders while offering arbitration and readiness to appoint a tribunal to resolve the dispute. Governors from four states express support.
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United States
Wilson
White House
Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Nane
Cir
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Buck Wilson
Frank C. Lowden
Springfield
Illinois
W. L. Harding
Des Moines
Iowa
James M. Cox
Columbus
Louis F. Hart
Tacoma
Wash
Navy
Revival Testimony Declines Prompt Humble Confession
Sister Smith and Brother Jones were called to testify at a revival meeting but declined in humble terms. Each admitted long years of sin and said their place was behind the door in a dark avenue, away from public view.
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Muskegon
Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon Channel
Smith
Brother Jones
Can't Be Done In Class Sing America
A sultry day finds a student daydreaming during a lesson on patriotic songs. The teacher snaps him back with a prompt to sing and scolds him as lacking in American spirit.
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Columbia
The
Gem
United States
Ball Park
Dreamland
Johnny Blick
Bazard
Out of His Line and a Lawyer’s Mistimed Moment
A casual remark about doctors sparks a humorous clash over professional egos. An attorney named Guernsey loses his temper briefly, prompting lighthearted banter from a mental friend who suggests doctors might turn him into a compliant patient.
Government Into Soft Coal Crisis Rises Bold Steps
Washington reports the soft coal strike will trigger a government takeover as the fuel administration is revived to fix prices and distribute coal. Miners blame operators as UMWA leaders argue responsibility rests with coal barons and call for mediation and protection for workers.
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Washington
U. S
Fuel Administration
Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Break Up Anarchist Ring In Cleveland Arrests
Cleveland police questioned five men and a woman after four simultaneous raids on an alleged anarchist ring. They suspect a nationwide bomb plot for next spring and link one man to a June bombing of Mayor Harry L. Davis's home.
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Cleveland
Central
Harry L. Davis
Oklahoma Town Seizes Coal Clears Blocked Industry
Citizens of Kenefick Oklahoma seized two carloads of coal destined for the Cotton Belt Railroad at Commerce Texas to prevent disruption of local industry. They then turned the coal over to Kenefick Ginning Company to keep operations running.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kenefick
Cotton Belt Railroad
Commerce
Tex
Kenefick Ginning Company
Seven Perish As Homer Warren Founders In Gale
Oswego N Y seven crew members die when the steamer Homer Warren of Toronto bound from Oswego to Oswego sinks in a 60 mile gale. Wreckage and corpses are washing ashore as the Charlotte coast guard crew reaches the scene.
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Oswegor N. Y
Homer Warren
W. Stalker
Toronto
Oswego
Charlotte Coast Guard
Watch on the Rhine Sprints as A. E. F. Paper Moves Home
The Watch on the Rhine, once edited by soldiers of the 3d Division for thirty thousand readers in Germany, is now printed in Little Rock Arkansas. The weekly S page paper marks the division’s return and continued publication in the United States.
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Little Rock
Ark
the Watch On the Rhine
S&page
3D Division
Germany
New York Press Strikes Hit 60 Magazines
More than sixty periodicals disrupted by a printing strike and lockout in New York have arranged to publish from other cities and will shortly appear on newsstands.
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New York
Bride Flees Wedding Ceremony Sudden Exit Stuns Guests
An intimate wedding in a rural church ended abruptly when the bride ran from the room just as the pastor prepared to unite the couple. The groom followed, calling her name, but the ceremony was halted and left unresolved.
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Hom
Mary
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German Assembly
Russia
Karl Seitz
Austrian Republic
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Congress
Europe
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Heads of All
Samuel Gompers
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Peoria
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Weiser
Idaho
Kentucky
Walter Evans
Louisville
Brighton
Col
Deriver
Theodore Roosevelt
George E. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Gust Alonen
Carl Piavio
G. P. Casey
Seneca
Kas
Helena Ark
Casey
Bratton, Bratton & Casey
Guy Williams
Fort Smith, Ark
Paul Little
Twelfth Judicial Court
Williams
New Mexico
Plains
Richard H. Little
Chicago
Yudenitch
Petrograd
American Relief Administration
Reval
Trans- Baikal
Amur
Moscow
London
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Munster
Sugar Manufacturers’ and Planters’ Association
Lady Astor
Plymouth
M. Trumbitch
Milenko R. Vesnitch
Finance
Army
Kansas
Kansas City, Kans
Kans
Bushong
Dr. Pheres
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Eatonic
Eaton
Chicago Journal
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