Britain Says It May Act Alone to Safeguard Dardanelles Fate
London September 19 British cabinet backs policy to act independently if needed to defend the Dardanelles. Curzon leaves for Paris with Beatty to confer with Poincare while refugee relief from Symrna occupies cabinet time. The government insists dominion support remains solid and Kemalist forces will not cross into Europe until peace terms are set.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Italy
Dardanelles
Férenoon
Downing Street
Dominions
Australia
New Zealand
Lord Curzon
Poincare
Symrna
Near East Relief Organization
American Red Cross
Paris
Earl Beatty
Thrace
Europe
The
Press Association
Straits
Relief Measures Postponed Pending Conference With Kemal
Rear Admiral Bristol defers refugee relief recommendations at Smyrna pending talks with Mustapha Kemal on permission for Greek and allied ships to enter the harbor and evacuate refugees. Captain Hepburn conducts negotiations with Turkish Nationalist authorities as 160,000 refugees remain, with relief at other ports improving conditions.
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Kemal
Washington
Bristol
Constantinople
State Department
Symria
Mustapha Kemal
Hepburn
Smyrna
Medina
Department
Anatolia
Tthat
Canadians Volunteer for Turkish War Service
Letters poured into the Great War Veterans' Association in Toronto as Canadians offer to serve if a contingent is sent to the Dardanelles. Many volunteers come from the United States, with thousands of Canadians already offering across the dominion.
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Toronto
Ont
Great War Veterans’ Association
Dardanelles
United States
Portsmouth rail strike leader Shoemaker jailed for contempt
James E. Shoemaker, a Portsmouth railroad striker, was found guilty of violating a restraining order and sentenced to pay 250 dollars and costs or serve time in Scioto County Jail. He declared the days in jail would be the happiest of his life as supporters reacted outside the courtroom.
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Scioto
James E. Shoemaker
Portsmouth
United States District Court
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Wir
Peck
Shoemaker
Scioto County
Nicholas Klein
Fudge Peck
Marshal Devanney
John FE. Morgan
Clifford
New York Central announces Baltimore settlement ends strike
Officials report a settlement with striking shop men on the New York Central Lines based on the Baltimore agreement. Leaders Jewell and Johnston conferred with NY Central President A. H. Smith, and workers will return to duty within thirty days as local arrangements are made. The dispute covers miles of the railroad system and affects multiple shops.
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New York
New York Central Lines
Baltimore
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Division
Amercan Federation of Labor
Wiliam H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists and Federated Committee
A. H. Smith
Newark Central Lines
Jewell
New York Centraigls
Smyrna Fire Drives Christians from Asia Minor Coast
Refugees in Smyrna endure freezing nights as Ottoman forces push Christians toward escape routes while Mustapha Kemal opens harbors for evacuation. AP reports many perish from hunger exposure and fear, with fewer than fifty thousand of the original 250,000 remaining on quays or camps.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
Asia Minor
America
Mustapha Kemal
Asia
Tobias
Nine Mine Victims Recovered From Argonaut Fire at Jackson
Nine bodies of miners entombed twenty two days after a fire at the Argonaut gold mine were recovered at the 4350 foot level. The rescue, still ongoing, identified three victims. coroner's inquest expected Thursday with district attorney questioning witnesses.
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Jackson
Cal
Associated Press
United States Bureau of Mines
Kennedy
Lola Potter
Argonaut
Kennedy Shaft
Kennedy Mine
Red Cross
T. E. Negrich
Amador County
Argonaut Company
E. A. Stent
The
William D.stephens
California
Byron O. Pickard
Hameey
Andry
Ratus
Professor's Wife Denies Paternity Doubt By Husband
In South Bend Indiana on September 19 a dramatic courtroom scene centered on Mrs Augusta Tiernan who denied that her husband Notre Dame law professor doubted the paternity of her second child. Prosecutor Floyd Jellison led the cross examination as Mrs Tiernan testified about her relationship with Paulin and alleged deceit in front of a packed chamber. The hearing paused as the professor's testimony began and adjourned at 6 pm with a plan to reconvene.
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South Bend
Ind
Augusta, Tiernan
Samuel Parker
Council
Floyd Jellison
Tiernan
Parker
Paulin
Jellison
Poulin
Masquerader Narrow Escape Prompts $75 Reward
The Commercial Tribune announces the Masquerader is active in Cincinnati and offers a raised $75 reward for correctly addressing him with the exact phrase. The description notes a tall, groomed man matching a familiar look and outlines eligibility exclusions for Tribune staff and affiliated entities.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Strand Theater
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Masquerader Sighting in Cincinnati Sparks Caution
A Cincinnati observer recounts meeting a stranger on Fourth Street near the Linton Hotel as a rain shower began. The man, Carter, shared a newspaper and amusedly questioned the traveler about disguise schemes while warning of a rumor about a $50 bounty. The encounter ends with a cautious farewell near the Dixie Terminal Building.
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Cincinnati
Fourth Street
Linton Hotel
Dexie Terminal
The
Commercial Tribune
Covington
Dixie Terminal
O’brien
Phila
Carter
Five Foot Alligator Overpowered by Cat in Walnut Hills Home
Snook, a resident Angora cat, fought and killed a five foot alligator on the Madden porch while her five kittens watched. Mrs. Kemp reported the scene and Madden retrieved the defeated reptile from the cellar. The incident left the home temporarily sealed and the cats' owner declined to reveal further details.
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Kayos
Walnut Hills
Snookums
W. F. Madden
McMillan Street
Gator
Ben Hur
Mrs. Kemp
Snook
Mr. Madden
Murder mystery nears solution in New Jersey double slaying
In New Brunswick the pistol used to kill Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills is investigated as the case closes in. Investigators question James Mills and Charlotte Mills while denying Mills’ guilt, and a handkerchief with bullet holes at the Phillips farm adds to the clues.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Associated Press
Edward Wheeler Hall
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Middlesex
Somerset
Somerville
Somerset County
David
Phillips Farm
Police seek missing Ethel Houck in Hamilton abduction case
Mrs. Theodore Houck reports her 18 year old daughter Ethel Houck of Lebanon disappeared after being abducted in broad daylight by two men on Hanover street in Hamilton. Police say Ethel left a boarding house with Lewis Brown and Howard Slank, known associates of the men, and walked away from the boarding house with them.
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Cincinnati
Ethel Houck
Lebanon
Hamilton
Theodore Houck
Ethel
Mr. Houck
Miss Houck
236
Hanover Street
Lewis Brown
West Carrollton
Howard Slank
Dayton
Ohio
Eodore Houck
Brown
Houck
Tariff Conference Report Approved After Yearlong Debate
The Senate adopted the conference report on the 192 tariff measure by a 28 to 41 vote and sent the bill to President Harding who has ten days to sign. The action ends a long process marking the first Republican protective tariff law in a decade with key votes from Cameron Cummins Lenroot and others and notable Democratic support.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Cameron
Cummins
Lenroot
Ball
Moses
Brandegee
Nelson
Bursum
Capper
Newberry
Colt
Nicholsogn
Curtis
Norbeck Dillingham
Oddiey Dupont
Pepper
Edge
Phipps
Ernst
Rawson
France
Reed
Frelinghuysen
Shorting Gooding
Smoot
Hale
Stanf Harreld
Sterli Jones
Wash
Sutherland
Kellogg
McCormick
Wadsworth
McCumber
Warren
McLean
Watson
Ind
McNary
Broussard
Ransdell
Borah
LaFollette
Ashurst
Robinson
Dial
Meepware
Fletcher
Sheilds
Gerry
Simmons
Glass
Smith
Harrison
Stanley
Heflinanson
Hitchcock
Women Burned as Gas Explosion Hits Read Road Apartment
Mrs Margaret Tobias and Mrs Anderson were burned in a Read Road apartment blast when a gas flame ignited hanging clothes and shattered windows. Tobias suffered extensive burns and was in critical condition at General Hospital, while Anderson had chest and shoulder burns but was expected to recover. Fire officials said a rubber tube detached from a hot plate caused the gas leak before the explosion.
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Margaret Tobias
Anderson
Read Z Road
General’ Hospital
Fis
Reading of Hardings Veto on Soldiers Bonus Sparks Applause
President Harding vetoed the soldiers bonus bill citing lack of financing and risk to national credit. He warned higher taxes and extended debt while stressing a fiscally rational policy for future spending. House plans a vote with Senate action likely, as supporters expect a veto override could fail in the Senate.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Treasury
White House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Mondell
Garrett
Tennessee
Friends of
Bonus
Chronology of Tariff Bill Through 1922 Progress
The chronology outlines the tariff bill timeline from January 6, 1921 hearings in the House Ways and Means Committee to September 19, 1922 when approved by the Senate. Key milestones include bill introduction June 239, committee reporting July 6, floor passage July 21, Senate referral July 22, hearings through January 3, 1922, and conference actions in August and September.
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House Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Sena
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