Turbulent Crisis in Ankara and Istanbul Darkens Turkey
United Press reports from Paris outline a volatile Turkish capital as Angora rejects Allied terms and warns of a new conference delay. Turkish envoys vow to resist unless their terms are accepted, while Christians in Anatolia face evacuation orders and Constantinople sees tense clashes between Turkish and Allied forces amid fears of martial law.
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Daring robbery staged at railroad station
At Monessen Pennsylvania a daring mail payroll robbery targeting Bush Coal Mine payroll No 0 was carried out by a white man and a black man. The bandit seized the mail pouch on the platform as the train departed and fled in a waiting automobile driven by a second man. Police recovered the unexploded scene as federal agents pursue the cash amount, while local authorities confirm the payroll was the loot.
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Lodge's Lead Over Gaston Dwindling in Close Race
Boston recount updates show Senator Lodge gaining slowly over opponent Gaston as results tighten. Officials report Lodge leading by about 1400 votes with 550 counted in key precincts, while protests surface and local officials urge calm amid tallying.
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Wing Williams announce new store system and openings
The Wing Williams firm reveals a reorganized store system with meat markets at two sites. The Wing Williams Wing Will Star stores will open Saturday with modern fixtures and expanded services including improved telephones, delivery, and cash stores.
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Youth Shot By Father On Road To Recovery
Datlas Biaerus a 19 year old Portage youth, shot three times by his father with a 22 caliber rifle. He was rushed to Corry Hospital where two bullets were removed and doctors report improving condition. Mathew Blazrus, 40, is jailed in Erie County after a preliminary hearing on felonious assault with intent to kill charges.
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Erie County
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Homer Johnson
Union
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Driveways In Pine Grove Cemetery To Be Paved
Pine Grove Cemetery Association met last evening in O J Alexander’s office to discuss paving driveways and financing the work. Directors considered increasing care fees and grave preparation charges, noting four hundred percent labor cost rise since the association’s 20 year existence. A special meeting of the board is planned to finalize actions and collection progress.
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Fear Vessel Lost In Chile Earthquake
Chilean port Coquimbo reports fear for the safety of vessel Renaico bound from Antofagasta in the quake zone. The steamship’s whereabouts are unknown after calls to its crew failed. passengers included notable figures and the ship was thought to have arrived yesterday.
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Clash Near Athens Halts Talks With Turkish Leader
An unconformed dispatch from Constantinople says Turkish commander Kemal Pasha refused to continue negotiations with the allied commission and that British forces began fortifying Athens as a precaution.
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New St Pauls Church Nears Completion Next Month
Exterior nearly finished at St Pauls Lutheran. interior work and decorating proceed. The brick and stone edifice, designed by AP Mount, is built by the Miller Company of Erie. finishing touches and a ceremonial entrance are expected before Christmas.
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Senate's first woman member takes seat soon
Atlanta November 4 Mrs W J Felton the first woman United States senator may take her seat when Congress reconvenes in a special session next Monday The Georgia legend will likely sit for a few days due to delays in county vote reporting for Senator elect Walter George to fill the late Torr Watsons unexpired term George’s commission cannot be issued until all counties hear from Felton was appointed to the Senate until Watson could be elected
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W. J.elton
United States
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Georgia
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Cernin
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Torr Watson
Secretary of State
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Felton
Watson
French ace and two mechanics die in speed trials
Paris November 14 M Poirce renowned French aviator and two mechanics were killed when their 1200 horsepower four engine Candron crashed during speed trials for the Aerial Grand Prix. The craft overturned at 1000 miles an hour, the propeller split causing a nose dive and a fatal fire. Wreckage buried the bodies beyond recognition.
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Noted flier dies from crash injuries
Norfolk, Virginia, Nov. ... Sammander Guilfrey Chevalier, a renowned Navy aviator and veteran of the canvas air service, died today from injuries suffered when his plane crashed Sunday.
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Canval Air Service
Resignation Accepted by Presbyterian Church Leader
Rev AE Stockhalm quits as pastor of First Wesleyan church after three years in Erie. The farewell service featured Rev Stwuiehum and Robert Meerls as congregants bid him and his family goodbye. Stockhalm will take the pastorate in Dalton Ohio next Sunday.
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Rey
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Driving to New York on Wager by Jak Godly
Yellowstone rider Jak Godly nears New York City on a $3,000 wager to complete the West Yellowstone to New York trek in 75 days. He has 500 miles left after 47 days on the road, averaging 33 to 40 miles daily recently, and plans to wind toward Sugar Grove after a stop in Hoon.
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Many Japs Lose Citizens Rights Under Court Ruling
Federal Census Bureau estimates that about one thousand Japanese will have their naturalization papers revoked due to a Supreme Court ruling. The impact hits hardest on those who gained citizenship after serving with American forces in World War I. The current Japanese national population in the United States is about 11,010, with 420 naturalized here by 1910 figures and roughly 160 in Hawaii.
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Naval student on trial for hazing
Annapolis Maryland November 14 ad 1 Kearns Oldahotay went to trial Viefore court. Wide Weranip charged with hazing NG Campbell Pie l at the Naval Academy. The defendant allegedly threw a gun tumbler at Campbell and more. Molesting of fourth lass ames dt h Tails was incritically Hpnnsed by Maibus Wilson superintendent in the wediblems.
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Conservatives Thought Certain of Majority in Britain Election
United Press reports pre election campaigning in London as voters head to the general election. Conservatives foresee a solid majority with estimates ranging from 2 to 250 seats, while Liberal and Labour rivals contest the outcome amid alliances and independents. Premier Bonar Law faces pressure as Lloyd George supporters drift.
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Ship Subsidy Bill Doomed Says Borah
United Press report from Washington notes Senator Borah Idaho opposes enacting the ship subsidy bill in the extra session, calling any administration effort a doomed, divisive move. He warns the subsidy debate will consume time and politicize the session, with potential clashes between progressive factions and the administration.
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Texas Oil Fire Under Control
A Gulf Pipe Line Co blaze in the Hamble oil fields burned Sunday and is expected to be out within 24 hours. Most oil in two reservoirs has burned, with Tank No. 21 a total loss and No. 22 still burning. officials estimate losses around 3 million dollars.
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Seventeen Possible Presidential Aspirants Named
United Press reports a crowded field of 17 potential 1924 presidential nominees after off year elections. Prominent figures include Atlee Pomerene of Ohio, Smith of New York, Ralston of Indiana, McAdoo, Cox, Palmer, Ford, La Follette, Capper, Hughes, and Ford’s name among others, with party dynamics shaping the nomination outlook.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Henry Ford
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Orth Dakota
Appointment of New Justice PN Washington
The Sue remé Court sat minus an associate justice today as Justice Day’s resignation from the tribunal took effect President Wording is expected to announce his successor before Monday when the Senate will be in session. A second vacancy may follow with Associate Justice Pitney of New Jersey reportedly unable to resume duties. Senators after Monday are seen as likely to retire Pitney to private life. potential successors include Tay Mia and G. A. Myers with ties to the Bar Association and former ambassadors.
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