Kemalists Break Truce As Irregulars Sweep Neutral Zone
Oct 1 Constantinople reports Kemalists breach truce as four thousand invaders surge toward the Neutral Zone in a move seen by some allies as regular troops beyond Kemal’s control. The armistice deadline nears with evacuation of Thrace to begin and Allied administration to assume duties there.
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Kemal
Constantinople
Tirer
Charles Arington
Cireley
Aflies
Tyros
Thrace
Marington
Trade data with Armour declined by Armour King
United Press reports Armour refused to disclose during a Federal Trade Commission probe into Armour’s deals. Armour’s attorney said witnesses were advised not to answer. commission members pressed for access to private and company books. The dispute centers on public policy and access to records needed for the investigation.
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United Pree Piccago
Ogden Armur Packer
Frid Penin
Commission
Varion van Fleet
Covtitilssion
Armour
van Fleet
Bes
Trotter Is Again Missing
Tokey Trotter, ex minister, again eludes lawmen after escaping while jailed in LeFlore County. He had been wounded by a train near Little Rock and treated under an alias, later receiving railroad compensation for injuries. He previously escaped custody while awaiting embezzlement and desertion charges.
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United Or
Moalester
Okla
J. G."pratter
Whitt
Tragir
Little Rock
Trotter
Tatu
Whittaid
Cooperation Could Bring New Express Station Here
Erie Railroad posing hurdle to a modern concrete express station plan. Chamber of Commerce and city officials urged to mediate, aiming to replace the unsafe current five story structure with a modern facility. Express company plans hinge on Erie consent, with the Pennsylvania system proposing partial extension if site approved. Public district improvement hinges on an agreement between express company and Erie officials.
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Erie Railroad
Express
Netion
Chamber of Commerce
Sutk
Theuilding
Express Company
Jeer Shalters Mayabe Company
Pennsylvania System
Texpres Company
Vst
Lind
Syatetty” Pean
Texpress
Ue Erie
Pulitzer! Gut
Express Coipans
Theerie
injunction to have no effect on US ships
Washington October 18 President Harding orders keep Shipping Board ships dry despite injunctions in New York. Government awards and Daugherty ruling papers say American territory under Volstead Act remains subject. Lasker notes private owners succeed in setting aside railing, shipping board fines still in effect.
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Washington
Harding
New Yorke
Ran
Man Lasker
Shipping Board
Awartd Wessely
Daugherty
Lasker
First heavy frost hits roofs plants and shrubbery
Report from Pittsburg describes the season's first heavy frost observed on roofs trees and shrubs with temperatures dipping in outlying points. Parish records note damage and signs of regulation impact while rainfall and wind accompany a cooler trend for tomorrow.
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Univea Prosay
Pittshurgh
Mercury
Tr Way
Parish
Samme
Gubernatorial Candidates Tour Fayette Westmoreland and Somerset
Campaigning today the gubernatorial hopefuls travel through Fayette Westmoreland and Somerset with stops at Hed Tors Leck Haven Belle fonte this afternoon and tonight. Readings include speeches and campaign stops as the candidates press their platforms.
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Winchot
Fayette, Westmoreland
Somerset
Hed Tors
Leck Haven
Bellefonte
Davis St Pierre to Open New Clothing Store
Glen R Davis and Edward St Pierre form a partnership to launch a new clothing and men's furnishing store on West Mall Street in the Berliner building. The room is being prepared, stock has been ordered, and the firm aims for a first class shop with up to date stock.
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West Main Street
Berliner
Glen R. Davis
Edward St Pierre
Mt Week Bf
Berliner Building
Air Duvjy
Friday the 13th prompts varied superstitions and headlines
Odd Friday the 13th items catch readers attention across cities. Reports mention superstition favorites in Kansas City Texas Napolesy and Pittsburgh notes include a divorce postponement, a ship disaster reference, and several everyday arrivals and travels among families and officials.
New Jersey Murder Case Expands Inquiries
In New Brunswick investigators reopen the Mali Mills murder case centering on pastor Edward Wheeler Hall and singer Eleanor Mills. Rumors of past affairs, a possible triple suspect list, and new angles prompt scrutiny of spouses and associates. Mrs Hall collapses at home as authorities weigh questioning her further and consider Atlantic City travel cancellation.
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New Brunswick
Edward Wheeler Hull
Eleanor Milla
Seston
Tames Mills
Spowarel
Tim
Ravin
Schneider
Pearl Habmer Awi
Nick
Yeimalst i
Clifford Hayes
Schmeitler
Ree
Proveutor Beckman
Womlin
Edward Wheeler Trall
Atlantic City
Fall
Willie
Coast Flight Delayed On Coast To Coast Flight Delayed
Weather conditions across the United States delayed the coast to coast flight’s start. Lieutenant Bouiley Kelly and John Macready, piloting the giant airship, said they would attempt a takeoff from Rockwell Field at daybreak on Sunday.
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United Frets
San Diego
Cali
Middle West
Ouiley Kelly
Tohn Macready
Rockwell
White Way Extension Plans Extend To Business District Streets
The proposal discusses extending White Way to adjacent streets in the business district to create a coordinated lighting installation. The plan references street names such as Vine, Pleasant, and Matil, and notes missing details about timing, funding, and precise routes. Citizens and merchants await clarification on cost, completion date, and potential disruptions during construction.
Foster Loses Suit Against Sparta Man
Meadeville dispatches report a jury verdict for the defendant in Foster versus Eastman, a civil suit arising from a farm dispute near Sparta township. Foster claimed breach of a cow-lease agreement and alleged misconduct by Eastman, including threats with a gun, while Eastman denied wrongdoing and testified that Foster moved onto the farm without permission. The court returned a verdict for Eastman with associated costs, and several local residents were noted to be traveling or visiting relatives in Burkalo and surrounding areas.
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AB. Moster
Coreyamin
Eastan
Sparta Township
Feger
Posterrom Eusthiner
Spartanshur
She Furma
Meadville
Erahng
Buyuitou
M. Maginnd
Hotle
Sparta
Foster
Ieee
Eastman
Bastian
Powter
Porter
Sesler
Wuss
Weed Fuster
Bastaiah
Poiny
Shim
FJ. Thomas
Wesley B Best
Special Registration Day Here October 28th
Municipal building hosts a special registration day on October 28 with the registrar available from 1:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Officials urge residents to attend and complete necessary filings.
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Murry
Corry School Program to be Discussed Tonight
Citizens meet with the Board of Education at the Corry High School this evening as the Better Schools program is outlined. A definite plan for submission at the next meeting will be explained, detailing needs, costs, and the city's ability to pay.
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Citizens
Board of Education
Anoul Iwentefive Citisene
Board of Riscation
Vaughe
Jowvat Cil
Fen Vanits Retaile
Uriel
Amunes
Tver
Hove
GOP Leader Predicts Prosperity to Win Election
United Press report from Washington quotes GOP leader John T Adams stating that election outcomes hinge on prosperity, not campaign rhetoric. He asserts Republicans will hold the Senate and House, with a strong majority anticipated. Also notes A Myers returning from Warren and Mrs Edith Cochran visiting in Jamestown.
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United Press
Washington
John T Adan
Ehate Tian
Adams
Republicas
Armat
Ling
A. Myers
Warren
Edith Cochran
Jamestown
R. Wellenry
Rescue at City of Honolulu Aboard Transport Thomas
The United States Army transport Thomas stood by near Honolulu as a rescue operation for the buried City of Honolulu continued. Radio reports indicated the steamer remained at the scene while crews and survivors were assisted. messages suggested all survivors were safe and the situation was being managed from the coast.
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United Press
San Francisco
Dawn Clay
Honoluha
United States Army
Thomas
Radio Corporation of Americ
West Farrallone
Om Today
Honelulu
Hondlithy
Biel
Bandits Loot on Kansas City Streetcar Chase
Two gunmen boarded a crowded street car at noon and seized a messenger’s satchel containing cash, escaping in a car after a chase. Police pursued as the mob fled toward the livestock exchange area during the Friday thirteenth incident.
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Kansas
Ctey
Federal Reserve Bank
Livestock Exchange
Detroit Street Railway
West Side
Removal of Daugherty Advocated By Ohio Labor
Organized labor in Ohio demanded that President Harding remove Attorney General Dougherty from his cabinet. The Ohio Federation of Labor adopted a resolution protesting the attorney general amid labor tensions following a wave of strikes.
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Daugherty
United Pros
Canton
Organized Labor of Ohio Today
Presist
Harding
Tem, Dougher
Ohio Federation of Labor
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