Turks Prepare Ultimatum Threat Over Thrace Crisis
Turkish Nationalists near issuing an ultimatum to the Allies demanding Thrace be evacuated in forty eight hours. Hamid Bey meets General Harington to discuss crossing the Dardanelles while Britain warns of war if Turks advance. Talks explore a conference in October and a Turkish guarantee of straits neutrality.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Thrace
Hamid Bey
Harington
Dardanelles
Straits
Great Britain
Deere
Angora
Smyrna
Ismid
Another Bonus Bill Introduced in Senate Lacks Finance Clause
Senatus Bursum of New Mexico introduced a veterans bonus bill in the Senate titled the veterans' refund and adjusted compensation act. It would pay $20 per month of service and restore compulsory allotments plus government insurance refunds from 1917 to 1919, with staged payments and 4 percent interest, but contains no financing provision.
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Washington
Senatus Bursum
New Mexico
Senate
Armenian Skull Used to Urge Relief for Orphans
Dr. Meade A. Kelsay of Indiana Near East Relief Director held up a skull to a meeting of Near East Relief Executives urging greater aid for Armenian orphans. He described the skull as from death valley between Etivan and Alexandropol and recounted evidence of Turkish atrocities and mass deaths observed by an investigation party.
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Chicago
Meade A. Kelsay
Indiana
Near East Relief
Dr. Kelsay
Death Valley
Bast
Eivan
Alexandripol
Kelsay
Polo star Charles Rumsey killed in Long Island auto crash
Charles Cary Rumsey renowned polo player and sculptor died after an automobile driven by Irving Hare crashed into a stone wall near Floral Park on Long Island. Rumsey 42, son-in-law of the late E H Harriman, was killed on impact. Miss Jeanette Ramson and Hare survived. Rumsey and Ramson were ejected as the car struck an abutment during a blowout.
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New York
Charles Cary Rumsey
Floral Park
Long Island
Rumsey
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Rumsey
Irving Hare
Mr. Hare
Jeanette Ramson
Forest
Miss Ramson
Tad” Rumsey
Devereaux Milburn
Congress Moves Toward Adjournment as Senate Finishes Work
Washington September 21. Final touches to legislation were made as Congress nears adjournment sine die. The deficiency appropriation bill passed the Senate and the House set adjournment for 2 pm. Leaders expect completion by then with Harding ready to sign the bill and minor measures.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
House
Warren
Appropriations Committee
Four Injured as Silo Collapses in Kenton Ohio
At McGuffey, Ohio six people were buried when a brick silo being filled collapsed from about sixty feet. Injured were John Varga 26 Jack Salmon 28 William Joseph 45 and Warnie Joseph 16. Salmon and the Josephs were taken to McKitrick Hospital while Varga went to his father in law Allen Edwards home. The silo stood on a Scioto Land Company farm.
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Kenton
McGuffey
John Varga
Jack Salmon
William Joseph
Warnie Joseph
Salmon
Josephs
McKiterick
Varga
Allen Edwards
Scioto Land Company
Canadian General Retires After 20 Years in Militia
Ottawa report says Major General Sir Eugene Fiset, long time Deputy Minister of Militia, retires due to ill health. The retirement ends a twenty year tenure with the department.
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Ottawa
Ont
Eugene Fiset
Militia
Quake Shakes Alaska City with Sudden Series
In Anchorage on September 21 alarms sounded as a sequence of seismic shocks struck between 1 a m and early morning. Doors rattled but no damage reported. the tremors culminated in a severe final jolt.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Ford Reopens Plants After Midnight Meeting
Detroit relief spread through the motor industry as Ford plants resume capacity production after a shutdown of indeterminate length. Edsel Ford announced reopening following a Cincinnati coal-purchasing meeting with fifty mine operators and an Interstate Commerce Commission fuel order.
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Detroit
Henry Ivru
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
Cincinnati
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Assembly
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor Davis Skips Holiday in Cincinnati for State Plans
Governor Harry L. Davis, unexpectedly in Cincinnati, plans a few days of golf at French Lick after discussing coal price relief and Ohio road-building progress. He advocates substantial funding for feeble-minded housing and colony projects, totaling about 10 million dollars, with a state surplus of around 11 million. He will return to press ahead on road and housing initiatives.
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Harry L. Davis
Cincinnati
French Lick
Ind
Okio
Davis
Gibson Hotel
Atlee Pomerene
The Masquerader Reward Rises as Hunt Expands
Thousands pursue The Masquerader described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, about 170 pounds with gray-streaked dark hair. A $100 reward is offered by The Commercial Tribune for correctly identifying him on the streets, requiring the exact challenge phrase and visible copy of the day's issue.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Strand Theater
Associated Iirst National Pictures
Masquerader chase ends with mistaken identity on Vine Street
Broker Joseph Stapleton and J H Wood followed by mass of readers on Vine Street after The Masquerader announced a noon to 2 pm appearance. Woods misidentified by a woman with a copy of The Commercial Tribune and urged to claim a $75 reward, proving he was not the sought man.
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J. H. Wood
Hopkins Avenue
Norwood
Wiggins
Vine Street
Woods
Commercial Tribunes
Mr. Wood
The
Commercial Tribune
Canal
Liberty Streets
Acordingly
Wood
Masquerader on Vine Street Dodges Paper Parade
The writer describes walking Vine Street from the Havlin Hotel to Canal and Liberty, dodging crowds carrying The Commercial Tribune while sensing constant scrutiny. A mounted police officer pauses near the Grand Opera House as a young couple interact with him.
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Vine Street
Havlin
Canal
Liberty
Grand Opera House
Newspaper bids farewell to old home moves to Commercial Square
The Commercial Tribune announces it is leaving its twenty year home for a new plant in Commercial Square. Staff work continues amid torn partitions and bare desks as the move unfolds, with reporters and printers persisting to publish the final edition from the old offices.
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Commercial Square
Commercial Tribune
Judge's Outburst Over Detectives Rough Stuff In Court
Walter Socolow, 19, accused of Baltimore payroll robbery murder, was seized by three Baltimore detectives during habeas corpus hearings in New York Supreme Court. Justice Martin condemned the action as an outrage and ordered officers to stop the arrest. The court warned the Police Department to secure the prisoner by 2 o'clock the next day or be held responsible.
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New York
Walter Socolow
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Justice Martin
Socolow
Driscoll
Maryland
Martin
Ter
Police Department
Baltimore Holds Socolow After NYC Detention
Walter Socolow, sought for the Norris hold-up and murder, arrived in Baltimore under guard after detectives spirited him from New York. He was moved by auto to Jersey City then by train to Baltimore as Judge Martin considers habeas corpus.
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Baltimore
Walter Socolow
William B. Norris
New York
Martin
New York Supreme Court
Socolow
Jersey City
Pomerene Makes Two Addresses in Cincinnati
Pomerene makes two addresses in Cincinnati and Crédit Men, detailing actions and affiliations. The report notes the individuals involved and the contexts of the announcements in the local scene.
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Pomerene
Labor turmoil and foreign policy debated by Senator Pomerene
Ohio senator Atlee Pomerene warned for a firm hand on coal and rail strikes while criticizing isolated America and prophesying damage from opposing European trade. He urged trade agreements and stressed industrial nationhood during two Cincinnati talks, also blaming rail executives and workers for current rail turmoil.
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Senat Atlee Pomerene
Cincinnati
United States
America
Credit Men
Gibson Hotel
Pomerene
Russia
Europe
Pémerene
Rotary Club
Hotel Linton
Harding Approves Zionist Resolution
President Harding signed today the joint resolution expressing American approval of the restoration of Palestine as a Jewish homeland. Zionists say the wording mirrors Britain’s 1917 declaration recognizing Zionist aspirations carried into the Palestine mandate ratified by the League of Nations.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
House
Palestine
Palestine Mandate
League of Nations
Woman Attempted Suicide After Worsening Health
Mrs. Mann Stoddard, 27, attempted to kill herself and her infant son Frank after a string of alarming threats amid illness. Doctors said both mother and child were improving despite her wish to die. husband noted deteriorating mental state and nighttime agitation.
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Mann Stoddard
Martin
Frank
Frank Stoddard
Arop
East Third
Louis P. Linss
Althoug
Second Husband Offers To Help Mrs Bowman
In Huntington West Virginia Mrs Laura Price Bowman faces a murder plot charge over a $5500 life insurance. Her husband L F Bowman visited her at the State Insane Asylum and expressed support saying he believed her condition made her unaccountable. Her former husband J K Price of Corbin Kentucky says he will take no part in the case.
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Huntington
W.a
Laura Price
Shy
L. F. Bowman
State Insane Asylum
Bowman
J. K. Price
Corbin
Warry Bowman
One Cent Gasoline Tax Proposed by Toledo Official
Toledo Ohio news reports a proposal to levy a one cent excise tax on each gallon of gasoline used for motor vehicles. Proceeds would fund street and highway construction and improvements in the counties and municipalities, with collection at gasoline stations. Assistant Law Director Marti Od announced the plan.
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Toledo
Tueas County
Marti Od
Doan
Prairie fire in Blood Reserve feared dead amid $260000 loss
Cardstone Alberta dispatch reports fears that several Indians have perished in a prairie blaze sweeping the Blood Reserve. Property damage estimated at $260,000 as the fire raged today near Cardstone.
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Cardstone
Alberta
Widow Charged in Murder Plot in Kentucky
Winchester Kentucky September 21 A grand jury indicts Nancy C Tenaker widow of Leon Renaker The Turkey King of America with conspiracy in his death joining Scobee Hardman and J Reese Fox in the crime Hardman accused of the killing Fox as an accomplice and Renaker's widow is charged with counseling and planning The chief of police says bench warrants expected for Renaker and Fox with arrests to follow after the indictment and anticipated trial next week.
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Winchester
Nancy C. Tenaker
Leon Renaker
Scobee Hardman
J. Reese Fox
Renaker
Hardman
Fox
Herbert Moore
Commonwealth
Clark County
Renaker case prompts new witnesses before grand jury
Representatives of the Crim and Ryan Detective Bureau said the Indictment against Mrs. Renaker was news to them. They noted probable new witnesses before the grand jury could have testified more directly on her role in the events leading to her husband’s death than in the preliminary hearing.
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Crim and Ryan Detective Bureau
Winchester
Clark County
Renaker
Gailor Reelected President of Episcopal National Council
Bishop T. F. Gailor of Tennessee was re elected by the House of Bishops as President of the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. He has held the post since the council's creation three years ago and received sixty six votes on the seventh ballot after three secret-ballot rounds.
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Portland
Ore
T. F. Gailor
Tennessee
House of Bishops
National Council of
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
National Council
Double wedding links two families in Cleveland
In Cleveland on September 21, 23 year old John Schneider and 22 year old Miss Marty Grunes wed, joining as principals with Mathias Grunes 59 and Mrs Elizabeth Schneider 49. Grunes is Miss Grunes’s father and Schneider’s mother. The two sets of parents married after the couple’s courtship. Both of Mr Schneider’s and Miss Grunes’s other parent figures are deceased.
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Cleveland, O
John Schneider
Marty Grunes
Mathias Grunes
Elizabeth Schneider
Grunes
Miss Grunes
Schneider
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Silo
Joseph Stapleton
Scores
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Mineola
N. Y
William Greasy
Ft.Thomas
Edith Lavoy
Freeport
Edwards
Creasy
Miss Lavoy
West Virginia
Screasy
Edith
Action Gomes
Turkey
Scobie Hardman
Crim and
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