Greeks Evacuate Asia Minor as Turks Advance to Smyrna
Greek government resigns as Nikolas Kalageropoutous is tasked to form a new ministry. Angora demands complete evacuation of Asia Minor and surrender of war material in exchange for armistice. Turkish forces, led by Mustapha Kemal, advance toward Smyrna chasing fragmented Greek forces. Tricoupis captured. Christian populations warned of punishment for resistance.
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Paria
Greece
Asia Minor
Ferks
Angora
Smyrna
Firid Bey
United News
Mundland
Tricoupis
Mustapha Kemal
Market Prices For Dairy Fruits And Farm Goods
The list shows approximate prices from buyers and commission men for dairy products meats grains and fruits. Butter creamery 38c per pound and eggs fresh 20-22c per dozen appear amid grains hay corn oats and feeds with regional items like California potatoes lettuce and celery priced per crate or per dozen.
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California
Bermuda
Senate Passes Anti Profiteering Coal Bill and Sends to Conference
The Senate approved the House coal bill with amendments and sent it to conference. Debate continued over a provision to study possible nationalization of mines and a separate probe of the anthracite industry and miner operator relations following the recent settlement of the anthracite tie up.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adj
Commission
Mrs. Harding Confined at White House Under Doctor Care
Mrs. Harding wife of the President is in Washington under the care of Dr. Sawyer, the family physician. She has been confined to the White House for several days, with no alarming or serious condition described.
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Washington
Harding
Sawyer
White House
Cotton Crop Estimate Large in Lamar County
Paris Texas reports the cotton crop shows deterioration due to heat and pests but overall is expected to double last year’s output. Last year yield reached about 30 000 bales, with current forecasts implying significant production.
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Paris
Texas
Lamar
Robbery Strikes Sterling Store For $1000 In Goods
Thieves robbed W. A. Sapp store in Sterling Lawton district of Oklahoma of about $1,000 in merchandise Thursday night. They escaped in a car described as a late model coupe. Police investigate the raid as early reports detail the missing goods and possible suspect clues.
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Lawton
W. A. Sapp
Call On Congress to Impeach Daugherty and Wade
A meeting of the Central Trades Council urged Congress to impeach Attorney General Daugherty and Federal Judge Wade over an injunction linked to a Shopcrafts strike in Chicago. The call was loud and widespread at the gathering.
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Congress
New York
Ral. Daugherty
Wade
Central Trades Council
Imber
Iter
Taree
Poison Liquor Fatalities Rise in Brooklyn
New York report details eight deaths from wood alcohol poisonings in Brooklyn as The death toll climbs with Michael Keenan and Mrs Sigma Johnson among the victims. Investigations note four women among the dead and three homicide arrests as authorities raid blind pigs.
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New York
Brooklyn
Michael Keenan
Sigma Johnson
Louis Carris
National Committee For the Prevention of Blindness
Atricken
Wollen
Johnson
Keenan
Japanese Buy Sheep From Wyoming Amid Large Purchase
Representatives of the Japanese government have been the largest buyers of Wyoming sheep, with nearly 300 Rambouillet yearlings included. The shipment will depart by rail to Vancouver and then by steamer to Tokio.
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Wyoming
Laramie, W Co
Japan
Vancouver
Tokio
Greek King May Loses Throne Amid Asian Minor Debacle
Paris reports Greece faces a possible dethronement of King Constantine as Turkish victories in Asia Minor erode Greek forces. The army’s collapse and resulting demoralization provoke deep Athens discontent that could topple the monarch.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
Asia Minor
Athens
Hogwallow Notes Riff On Daily Life And Local Quips
Bile Kilden mobiles a barefoot mule across Gander Creek bridge while Cricket Hicks jokes about church bells. Rye Straw opens a store and blacksmith shop. Eng lish sparrows settle there. Local talk covers fashion, Nosey neighbors, and dry weather hurting livestock as Sim Flinders laments hard ground hindering potatoes.
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Bile Kilden
Gander Creek
Cricket Hicks
Jefferson Potlocks
Rye Straw
Yam Sims
Ellick Hellwanger
Sidney Hocks
Peachie Sims
Sim Flinders
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas 1922
The sheriff will sell all that west half of a described tract in Comanche County Texas on the first Tuesday in September 1922 to satisfy a judgment of 1068.49 dollars plus costs in favor of Continental State Bank of Gorman against W. P. Phillips and N. Phillips. The sale occurs before the courthouse door in Comanche. Sheriff L F Marshall, August 10, 1922.
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State OF Texas
Comanche
Comanche County
Texas
N. B. Cor
N. W. Cor
R. R
N. E. Cor
S. W. Cor
Continental State Bank of
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and can cause rumbling or impaired hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and deafness, noting forty years of success and availability from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Ball
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Woman Spy Triggers Liquor Raids at Pioneer
Edith Zutler of the U S Secret Service led a raid on a wholesale liquor house in Pioneer. Federal officers arrested several people and held them for transfer to Abilene. The mayor threatened to close motion picture houses and hotels as the Chamber sought governor guidance.
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Edith Zutler
United States Secret Service
Federal Prohibition
Abilene
Chamber of Commerce
Neff
Guy B. Hardy
W. W. Edwards
J. C. Harwel
Fred Heiser
J. M. Mayso
Per Capita Wealth of U S Drops in Year and Month
Washington reports the per capita wealth of the United States fell eight dollars and six cents in the past year and forty six cents in the past month. The value on Sept 1 stands at 89.93 dollars with total money in circulation at 4 393 506 927 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Bush family relocates to Oklahoma for new positions
Mr. Rowland Bush left Comanche last Saturday to take a job in Oklahoma, followed by Mrs. Bush who joined him earlier this week. Their children Sybil and Wayne remain in Greenville schools for now. Mrs. Homer Lee and her young son from Oakmulgee, Oklahoma, are visiting Mrs. I. N. Wilcoxson.
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Rowland Bush
Comanche
Oklahoma
Homer Lee
Little Son
Oakmulgee Okla
I. N. Wilcoxson
Davis Mason Barber Shop Cuts Prices
Davis Mason lowers prices on haircuts and shaves as part of a scaled services reduction. The shop lists proportional pricing for other work reflecting the adjusted rate card.
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Davis Mason
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Pat
Fugkould
Poselbte
Nikolas Kalageropoutous
Poultry and Eggs
Arkansas
Hogwallow News
Sheriff S Sale
U. S
Texhoma Oil & Refining Co
Wichita Falls, Texas
R. H. Moore
Kelloggs
Kellogg’s
Benead
Meg
the City Bakery
Fordson
B. Detron
Mackey Motor Co
Ford and Fordson
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