British 10 Block Turks US Avoid Embroglio at Smyrna
The British fleet concentrates in the Dardanelles to prevent Turkish crossing into Europe as Smyrna endures widespread fire and famine threats after a Greek bombardment. Allied marines attempt landing are blocked by Turkish forces amid panicked refugees and massive destruction.
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Malta
Dardanelles
Tehanakh Kalesseh
Turkish Straits
Europe
Sea of Marmara
Bosphorus
Asia
London
Smyrna
Kilkos
Athens
Paniic
Adrianople
Symrna
London Daily Mail
Burlington & Quincy Refuses Separate Peace Negotiations
Chicago, Sept 16 The B and Q railroad rejects joining any peace plan with outside unions and signs an agreement with its current shop employes. Hale Holden notes the new pay rates and working rules, with graduated skills and territorial differentials, approved after a formal conference. The move signals a broader shift as other railroads may follow.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Hale Holden
Burlington
Holden
Willard
Burlingtons
SEEK RENEWAL OF PENNSY PAY SCALE
Negotiations for renewing the wage contract between the Pennsylvania system and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen were under way in Cleveland. Warren S. Stone said the talks involve general chairmen and company officials, with a quick settlement hoped to set pattern for other roads. contracts expire September 30.
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Cleveland
Pennsylvania System
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Warren S. Stone
Pennsylvania
Ohio City Edges National Fare With Four Cent Car Charge
Youngstown riders pay an average four cent fare, the lowest in the U S, under a plan that allows monthly passes and unlimited rides during the period, according to Street Railway Commissioner William L Sause.
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Youngstown, O
Youngstown
United States
William L. Sause
Weather Forecast for Ohio Tonight and Sunday
The brief notes cooler conditions for tonight into Sunday across Ohio. Temperatures show a drop from recent highs with expectations of lower overnight readings and a cooler day on Sunday.
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Ohio
Ln A
Free Christian Science Lecture by George Shaw Cook in Canton
Christian Science lecture announced by First Church of Christ Scientist Canton Ohio. George Shaw Cook CSB of Chicago IL, board member of lectureship of The Mother Church Boston MA will speak at 1014 Cleveland Ave NW on Monday September 18 at 8 15 PM. The public is invited.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Canton
Ohio
George Shaw Cook
Chicago
Boston
Mass
Cleveland Ay
Statement Proved Right on the Spot
Cincinnati dispatch describes George Zachary and Anton Roondos returning home from a lodge meeting when a robber with a revolver accosted them at night. The bandit took $16 from the two men before fleeing, and the men noted the ongoing danger of late hour street crime.
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Cincinnati
George Zachary
Anton Roondos
Change in Liquor Squad Personnel Announced
Safety Director BH F E Curtis announced a shift in the police prohibition enforcement squad. Patrolmen Homer Moore Daniel Van Gunton and Samuel Heckman return to uniform and are replaced by Patrolmen Jess Wogley George Beresford and Albert Bush. Curtis says the move will better curb liquor law violations. He also noted upcoming changes in squad automobiles.
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Curtis
President Weighs Veto as Bonus Battle Persists
The long contested veterans' bonus bill nears a White House decision after Senate passage. President Harding is inclined to veto per Treasury and Chamber of Commerce arguments that the government cannot bear the financial strain. Supporters and opponents count noses in Congress to gauge a possible veto override, with absences likely influencing the outcome.
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White House
Senate
Harding
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Washington
Mayor Urges Display of Flag for 135th Constitution Anniversary
Mayor Curtis calls Canton residents to fly the American flag on Sunday September 17 to mark the 135th anniversary of the U S Constitution. He praises the flag as a symbol of patriotism and urges public buildings and citizens to honor the occasion.
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Curtis
Canton
United States
Nine Wounded In Bomb Explosion In Belfast and Civil Unrest
Nine persons were wounded in a Belfast bomb blast as South Ireland rail and bridge networks were disrupted. In Dublin heavy night firing extended to Cork Limerick Tipperary and Tarbert with an eight hour Donaghmore Street battle. The Tarbert garrison fell to irregulars and a serious food and fuel shortage followed due to cut railway and communications.
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Belfast
South Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
Tipperary
Tarbert
Donaghmore Street
Free State
New Road Financing Plan For 1924 Contemplates Tax Levy
County officials say a November vote approving road taxes would not take effect for a year. The commission adopted a resolution to seek voter approval for direct road taxes via the 1923 tax roll, delaying December collections until March and complicating county finances. If approved, funds would be available for 1924 road work, while 1925 projects would continue by bond issuance.
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Perkins
Jackman
Armour and Wilson Merger Talk Reinforced
Reports from Chicago dated September 16 claim Armour and Company and Wilson and Company near a merger. The potential deal would value the combined interests at about 417 million dollars with both leaders in New York, while Armour’s publicity department denied knowledge of the merger.
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Chicago
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company
J. Ogden Armour
Armour
Thomas W. Wilson
New York City
Wood Pardons Island Prisoners In Manila Action
Governor General Leonard Wood pardoned 200 aged prisoners from Bilibid. They wandered town for meals and shelter then identified belongings taken at arrest years ago. Younger inmates go to prison colonies. Chinese recidivists are deported.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Bilibid
Rip van Winkle
Wood
Spectacular New Orleans Wharf Blaze Destroys Federal Shed
A massive $6,000,000 fire in New Orleans damaged a 2,000 foot government wharf and a two story shed in front of the U S Army supply base on the riverfront. Initial reports of six deaths were corrected to no fatalities as details emerged.
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New Orleans
Ila
United States Army
Love Remained With Divorced Wife
Beth G. Gilmore of 2514 10th St SW files alimony suit against Charles Gilmore claiming he stayed in contact with his first wife after their May marriage, preferred her, and plans to remarry. Attorney W. B. Quinn represents Beth Gilmore.
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Charles Gilmore
Beth G. Gilmore
10Th-Stsw
W. B. Quinn
Kate Flynn Struck by Train After Auto Accidents
Miss Kate Flynn a Chicago schoolteacher was hit by a passenger train engine in Miami on Thursday night after having been run over twice by automobiles in the past year. Hospital doctors say she will likely recover again.
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Miami
Fla
Kate Flynn
Chicago
Coroner Rules Wife Justified in Moonshine Death
A coroner's jury in Chicago exonerated Mary Walsh a 25 year old mother of two for killing her husband Lawrence Walsh in their home. The verdict found she was justified in slaying her moonshine crazed husband.
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Chicago
Mary Walsh
Lawrence Walsh
Sunday Chicken Dinner Special Ad
Court land Hotel advertisement for a special Sunday chicken dinner priced at $1. Evening school registration information lists McKinley High School with Market area hours from next week Monday to Friday 1 to 4 30 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m.
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Courtland Hotel
McKinley High School
Market Ard
Baby Savings Bank Ad Promises Silver Plated Jar
An advertisement urges opening a Baby Savings account with a dollar amount or more at First Crust & Savings bank. It promises a silver plated bank for the accumulation of baby’s savings and notes a Baby Book and Baby’s First Photograph by Courtney Free.
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Courtney Free
Kidnapped Man Beaten Robbed by Bandits Near Cincinnati
Allan Austin a 29 year old railroad employee from Ludlow Kentucky was kidnapped from a Newport saloon Thursday robbed of 50 dollars and beaten with clubbed revolvers before being dumped near an east Cincinnati road Friday morning by four men who entered the saloon and seized him as bystanders thought he was being arrested.
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Cincinnati
Allan Austin
Ludlow
East End
Newport
Scottish Rite Masons Open 110th Annual Meeting
The supreme council thirty third degree Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry of the northern jurisdiction opens its 110th annual meeting in Cleveland. Sessions will continue throughout next week as leaders convene for the annual gathering.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
United States
Farmer admits mash for hogs and pays fine over still
Frank Decker of Chatfield township was fined 390 dollars plus costs by Mayor Charles F. Picking after explaining a barrel of mash on his premises was for hogs and later pleading guilty to possessing a still found behind his house door.
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Frank Decker
Arrest of Rev Walter Culp Reopened Case in Dayton
Rev Walter W Culp of Springfield fame is rearrested on a warrant in Dayton after eloping with Esther Hughes. He previously served a year and paid a $500 fine for abandoning his wife and nine children. The automobile involved remains pledged to a Chicago man who lent Culp money. charges allege he moved mortgaged property. The court weighs a release petition claiming faulty affidavit.
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Dayton
Walter W. Culp
Springfield
Esther Hughes
Culp
Michigan
Chicago
Robbery of Gulf and West Indies paymaster in Tampico
The paymaster for the Gulf and West Indies Company was held up yesterday in Tampico and robbed of forty two thousand pesos. One Mexican was killed, one injured, and an American wounded as six bandits struck. Vice Consul Shaw reported the incident to the State Department and representations were sent to Mexico City.
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Washington
Gulf and West Indies Company
Tampico
Shaw
State Department
Mexico City
Hastings Fails to Appeal After Dismissal
Columbus reports Captain Robert C. Hastings former head of the Lancaster boys industrial school did not file a formal protest with the state civil service commission within eight days of dismissal. Officials say this bars any recourse for reinstatement.
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Columbus
Robert C. Hastings
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
State Civil Service Commission
Hastings
Civil Service Commission
Greek Army Collapse Attributed To Bolshevism
London via Cyrus Daily Mail correspondent reports Bolshevism caused the collapse of the Greek army in Anatolia as troops joined the red cause, stealing funds looting warehouses burning towns and abandoning artillery while shouting long live Lenine.
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London
Anatolia
Cyrus
London Daily Mail Today
Socialists May Get On Ticket In Governor Race
Millard Price of Toledo said socialists may register enough petitions to place their state ticket on the primary ballot. Ten counties show about 14,000 signers with 78 counties remaining needing about 7,000 more for a November ballot. Price will finish a statewide speaking tour with a meeting on courthouse steps Saturday at 7 30 p m before returning to Toledo.
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Millard Price
Toledo
Price
Women Assured Of Place On Ballot In Ohio Election
Secretary of State Harvey C. Smith announced two Cleveland women will appear on the fall ballot. Judge Florence F. Allen seeks the Ohio Supreme Court seat and Mrs. Virginia D. Green runs for the United States Senate. Both are independent candidates with large petition totals from multiple counties.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Harvey C. Smith
Florence F. Alien
Supreme Court
Virginia D. Green
United States
Allen
Cuyahoga
Green
Receiver Stops Sale of West End Apartment Property
The West End Apartment Co. property sale was halted shortly before the Saturday sale as Harry Nusbaum the receiver secured a court order. He said a good private offer was received and requested time to complete details.
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West End Apartment Co
Harry Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Belgium Demands Collateral Security on Reparations
Paris dispatch reports Foreign Minister Jasper of Belgium demanding final word from Germany by Tuesday on Belgium's indemnity claims. The proposed collateral would cover German treasury bonds to secure reparations payments for the balance of the year.
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Paris
Jasper
Belgium
Germany
Brussels
Preacher Sentenced for Practicing Medicine Without Certificate
Rev. George Schuster of Northay Youngstown received six months in Mahoning county jail and a $300 fine after pleading guilty to practicing medicine without state medical board certification. Frank A. Dorsey of the medical board led the case, charging treatment involved bleeding patients.
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Youngstown
George Schuster
Northay
Mahoning County
State Medical Board
Frank A. Dorsey
Schuster
Woman seeks to annul common law marriage
Katherine Wonner files in common pleas court to annul a common law marriage with Andrew Wonner of Maxim. She states they were once legally married, divorced in May 1915, then reconciled and formed a new common law marriage. She cites drunkenness and cruelty and asks the court to set aside the agreement. Attorney J. S. Miller represents her.
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Common Pleas
Katherine Wonner
Andrew Wonner
Maximo
J. S. Miller
Man Sues Minerva Village and Phone Co for 29000 Damages
ASK S $20000 damages suit filed Saturday by T Fishel against the village of Minerva and the Farmers and Merchants Telephone Co. seeking 29000 for injuries after a street light shock from a broken telephone wire. He claims the village failed to insulate its wiring and the telephone company let its lines weaken and break. Amerman and Mills are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
Baby’s Photo Free With Bank Account at First Trust
A vintage ad offers a free baby photograph at Courtney’s Studio after opening a savings account with one dollar or more at The First Trust & Savings Bank. The promotion includes a baby book to record the child’s milestones.
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Baby
Courtney
Abby
First Trust & Savings Bank
Morgenthau Sees World War Coming Over Europe Crisis
Henry Morgenthau and Senators King and Sheppard warned in London that Turkish intervention into Europe could trigger a new world war. They urged U S action to protect Christians in Asia Minor and enforce the Sevres pact, arguing United States entry into the League of Nations might have prevented current Near East troubles.
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Washiington
State Department
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Admiral Bristol
United States
Resta
Europe
Near East
Dardanelles
Turkey
France
Greece
Great Britain
London
Paris
Abrusa
Montebello
Italy
Harrington
Sharpe
Brusa
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
America
King
Senate
Sheppard
Texas
League of Nations
Blames Allies For Near East Trouble Causes World Crisis Claim
Senator William H. King of Utah told International News Service that the Near East crisis threatens world peace. He said the failure to enforce the Sevres treaty and two allied states arming Kemal Pasha fuel the trouble, blaming the Allies for the Kemalist rise.
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Washington
Notice R. O. O. Te Special Card Social
The notice invites a Saturday night card social organized by A. H. Kendall acting as secretary and advocate. Attendees are urged to bring friends and participate in the evening event.
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A. H. Kendall
Sec
Socialist Candidate Millard Price Speaks at Court House
Millard Price, candidate for governor on the Socialist ticket, plans speeches on Saturday and Sunday night from the Court House steps. The topic is Coal, Railroads, and Influences, with emphasis on public ownership and reform.
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Millard Price
Court House Steps
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