Turbulent Near East Talks Rattle Mudania as Evacuations Loom
Reports from Mudania describe the near east peace conference interrupted by Turkish Greek belligerence over Thrace and Asia Minor. Ismet Pasha rejects allied control plans while forces evacuate neutral zones and international missions probe alleged Turkish atrocities.
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Ismet Pasha
Mudania
Thrace
Angora
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Near East
Adrianople
Lule Burgas
Rodosto
Harding Appeals for Near East Aid
President Harding authorizes a nationwide appeal to fund relief for Near East refugees. Funds go to a special Near East emergency fund raised through a joint effort of the American Red Cross and Near East Relief with support from diverse groupings. Donations directed to Elliott Wadsworth or Cleveland Hodge or the Literary Digest.
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Washington
Near East
Harding
American Red Cross
Will Hayes
American
Red Cross
Near East Relief
The
Federal Council of Churches and Knights of Columbus
American Relief Administration
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Elliot Wadsworth
Washington, D. C
Cleveland H. Hodge
Fifth Avenue
New York
Literary Digest
Fourth Avenue
Giants Win World Series In Style Over Yanks
The New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 3 to clinch the World Series. Nehf pitched well for the Giants, earning his second win, while Joe Bush took his second loss for the Yankees. The series is described as a clear outclassing, with the Yanks outfought outgamed and outhit throughout.
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New York
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Gotham
Nehf
Joe Bush
Boston Braves
Connie Mack
Athletics
Giants
Delay Ship Booze Ruling Delayed Enforcement for Vessels
Washington announced that foreign and American ships sailing for the United States after October 14 will face the liquor prohibition in territorial waters. President Harding deferred enforcement of Attorney General Daugherty's liquor transport ruling to allow lawful notice and regulation, aiming to avoid disrupting commerce.
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Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Daugherty
Harding
Mellon
New York Writer Drowns in West River Near Priest Rapids
J Michael Sherman, a New York newspaper writer, lecturer and labor advocate, drowned in the Columbia River near Priest Rapids, Washington, according to advices received here.
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New York
West
Beverly
Wash
J. Michael Sherman
Columbia River
Priest Rapids
New York Budget for 1923 Reaches $339 Million
The department of finance announces a tentative New York City budget for 1923 totaling $339,404,318.47, up by $6,119,427.72 from 1922 budgetary requirements.
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New York
Department of Finance
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