World news roundup from capitals reports war and disarmament
Allied commissions seek armistice conditions in Asia Minor while Greece agrees to evacuate if Turks halt fighting. League of Nations discusses global disarmament and Irish Free State entry. US forces warn Smyrna protection and domestic politics swirl around rail strike and presidency concerns.
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League’s
Geneva
H. A. L. Fisher
League of Nations
Free State
Great Britain
Greece
Asia Minor
Angora
Turks Shatter a Greek Dream in Asia Minor
London views Smyrna’s fall as a reversal for Greece and a renewed Turkish military rise under Mustapha Kemal. The British press notes the Greek empire dream fading as Turkish forces push Greeks toward Smyrna and the sea, with expectations that Turks may seek another foothold in Europe.
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Turkey
Asia Minor
Kemal Pasha
Europe
Serres
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Greece
Mustapha Kemal
End of Hard Coal Strike in Anthracite District
Wilkesbarre announces the end of the stalemate as 155000 miners return to work after the tri district convention ratifies the Pepper Reed scale committee settlement. The pact keeps March 31 1922 wages, orders immediate production, and urges a congressional fact finding panel for the industry.
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Pepper
Reed
Congress
Ford Blames Wall Street Over Plant Closures
Henry Ford stated plant shutdowns were not decided and he hoped recent coal negotiations would secure fuel and avert idleness for workers. He claimed the coal and railroad situation had been engineered by about twenty sharpers in Wall Street, while denying knowledge of Cincinnati talks.
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Ford
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Nationalization Act Passes Senate to President
The Nationalization Act establishes married women as independent US citizens. The bill, already approved by the House, advances to the President for final action.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House
Arkansas Moonshine Raid Nets 210 Arrests
Federal agents swept Northwest Arkansas arresting 210 people on moon shining charges in a large rural operation.
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Fort Smith
Ark
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