Victorious Turks Subnet Peace Terms Bid Victory
United Press dispatch from Istanbul describes Turkish and Allied leaders negotiating peace terms after Turks rout Greek forces. Reports say Kemal and Jemal Bey push for broader reforms, international commission oversight, and economic settlements, with Turkey seeking shipping and railway cooperation and postwar reconstruction aid. The piece notes refugees flowing into urban centers as Allied and Turkish forces reorganize.
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TEMNA
Moud Jemal Bey
Her Bey
Falymoud Jemal
Kywtunhe Kemal
Vic
Bsn Goutabala
Angoth Ile
Rockbottom
Amie
United To
Pretty wedding solemnized last evening in city
The wedding of Marjorie Gladys Aver to Dr. George Peel was held last evening at 612 North Center Street. Relative and friends attended, with decor of palms and gladiolus, Mendelssohn’s march, and a wedding cake at supper for thirty seven. The couple departed for an automobile trip after the ceremony.
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Mes
North Center Street
Marjorie Gladys
George Peel
Thin City
Palnis
Rew
S Avliton
Buiniminel
Katherine Auer
Frank St Raysnond
Les Tather’s Inn
Hirton
Mary
Jane Raymond
Dorothy Waller
Mendelsson
Heneath
Palma
Jelathiclon
Mixa Waller
Réthbyn
Brie
Wadiolu
Peck
Corry
M. J.aileit
Loz Aweles
Calif
Harriet Clough
Harrisburg
McCord
North Batt
Joeph Osborn
Cleveland
Greenville Industries Reopening Near Predepression Plans
Greenville Pa September 7 The Greenville Steel Car Company with about 600 workers resumes a 40 hour week after a long idle period since April. Officials report production pickup and outlook improving though still cautious amid economic strain.
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Greenville
Greenville Steel Car Company
LaFollette Boosts Lead in Wisconsin Senate Race
Milwaukee Wis Sept 7 Robert M LaFollette leads William A Ganfield for the U S Senate GOP nomination as returns come in from 209 precincts. LaFollette shows 341 692 to 1 635 for Ganfield with reports from 3 81 and 200 precincts still out. Also notes Blaine and Morgan gubernatorial contest underway with 209 precincts reporting.
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Seul
Bobe
Sven
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago Byge and Tron Company
Guy J. J. Biniie
Jover William J. Morgan
Blaine
Atev
Blayne
Morgen
Three Are Killed In Family Feud
Three people died and three wounded in Clover when Willy Parry, a textile worker, opened fire with buckshot after quarrels with the Taylor family. Glaude Johnson, 21, and Lela Taylor, 10, died of wounds. Newton Taylor, 41, died later. Gertrude Taylor, 18, Miss. Feed Taylor, 21, and Dollie Astor, unnamed, seriously wounded. Authorities report the attack followed family disputes.
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United Prose
York
Willy Parry
Glaude Johnson
Lela Taylor
Newton Taylor
Gantenia
Gertrude Taylor
Taylor
Dollie Astor
Rebuild Homes Of Tornado Victims In North Corey
The Chamber of Commerce committee launches a fundraising drive to aid tornado victims. Roses offered to solicit donations for restoring Julia and Teyjpa Metntyic's home on White Street, badly damaged. Additional families aged 41 and others injured seek help for repairs.
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Chamber of Commerce
North Corey
Julia
Teyjpa Metntyic
White Street
Io Manns
Corry Men Released by Grand Jury
Ben Sisley and Frank Miller of Corry, charged with assault, were released by the Erie grand jury in the September term. They had been arrested weeks earlier following an alleged attack on Mrs. JB McFarland and her husband. Weapons were found near the scene. Also presentments included John Purdy for larceny and Vincent Prager and Mrs Lettie Dierking for dry lane violations.
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Ben Sisley
Frank Miller
Erie
Alderian G
Gordon
Grand Jung
John Purdy
Vincent Prager
Lettie Dierking
Greek Leader Captured as Turks Seize Uetiak
Athens reports Greek commander in chief Tricoupis along with General Dighenis and four colonels were captured when Turks captured Uetiak. Polymenakou named new command chief of Greek forces.
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Athens
Black man seized by mob and executed in Texas incident
A Black man was seized from Newton county jail by a mob and killed in an episode described as a related incident. Reports indicate the body bore bullet wounds and the act followed a passing sentence. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances and names are not fully confirmed.
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Orange Tesas
J Johnson
Newton
Wemab
Speaker Held in Fredonia Jail Pending October Trial
Arthur Speaker, accused of driving the car in a fatal accident near Fredonia Saturday night, was arraigned before Justice Monron. He received a 0 day jail term for intoxication to ensure safe keeping, with the grand jury session set for October 20. Woods and Nelson each got ninety days as witnesses. Coroner Blood ruled the crash caused by Speaker’s reckless driving.
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Monron
Fredonia
Arthur Speaker
Frank Murphy
Thre Ely
Wat
Jal
Stoyte
Spek
Woods
Nelson
Oroner
George B. Blood
Shurphy
Speaker
Mt, Warren
East in Grip of Heat Wave Ends in Record Breakers
Heat wave grips the eastern half of the country as records fall across the Midwest. Thunder showers offer brief relief, but forecasters expect another hot stretch. Prostrations and deaths rise, schools close at noon, crops burn in Kansas Nebraska and Michigan as temperatures top 102 in Mayon City and other towns.
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Middle West
Dakotas
Appalachians
Kansas
Nebraska
Grahams
Taolinin
Michigan
Belvidere
Lincolly
Nebusa Mayon
IgWa
New Kensington Man Missing Ay
In Indianapolis on Sept 7 Myn Vivian McDonald of New Kensington Pa asked police for help after her son James McDonald White aged 27 disappeared from his home while believed to have traveled to Indianapolis and may be in danger.
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Uniyog
Iranny Indianapolis
Myn Vivian McDonald
New Kensington
Jamea McDonald White
Matt Diappear Jia
Trdiangpolle
Regular monthly City Commission meeting actions update
City Commission chaired by Mayor TL Alexander convened at the Municipal building for a regular session. Items included approving $443 to EBL Farist of Memor for Russell Road improvement and sewer construction funding, August treasurer report showing 3059.38 in the treasury, police fines totaling $85 for August, and discussions on painting bridges and repairing Main street alley. Also noted were power supply concerns for sewage disposal in Winton Rom and the resignation of Ton Styntnn as First Ward fire truck driver with immediate replacement plans.
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Alexanler
Vans
Lally
Sind
EBL
Winton
Arnt
Rogers
Main Street
Center
Spring Streets
Ton
Will Trethet
Toy
Commission
Aljoumct
Negotiations Resume for Rail Peace After Strike Action
Washington dispatch reports William Johnston and 400000 striking yard workers admitting substance to renewed talks with railroad executives. Meetings were planned today between strike leaders or their reps and conciliatory executives, amid secrecy and a pending Chicago meeting of the Polley committee.
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United Press
Washington
William Johnston
Ove GE
Cairo
Tohnstort
Chicago
Polley
Ip Seas
Dpi
Alv
Tabor Ohlets
Plane Falls Kill Three Aviators in Vermont Crash
United Press reports at Rutland Vermont on September 7 that lieutenant W. Maynard, the flying partner, and his two pilots were killed when their aircraft crashed at a county airfield. The section notes the tragedy and identifies the victims by name and role.
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United Press
Rutland
Liewt W. Maynards
Ying Parton
Allist
Striking Shopmen Working for Peace Reported
A fragmentary news note reports striking shopmen working for peace. It mentions railroad orders, returning workers, and agents planning actions as classes and officials move to resolve labor tensions amid unsettled conditions.
Ladder fall injures Pine Grove sexton Charles Patterson
Charles W Patterson sexton at Pine Grove Cemetery was seriously hurt when a ladder slipped while he was making repairs. He fell to the ground, suffering a fractured arm and severe bruising. He was taken to Dr G B Bermatt for treatment and was reported resting later that afternoon.
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CH. Patterson
Pine Grove Cemetery
Charles W. Patterson
Patterson
Sexton
Villi
G. B. Bermatt
Lehighes Legigionares Meeting at Williamsport
The American Legion Pennsylvania department convened at Williamsport. Beaver Falls delegate Patton spoke for welcome remarks. Officials Hoagland Hartley and Denney Maurice addressed the gathering as credentials reported delegates and committees were appointed. Officers to be elected Friday with sessions expected Saturday.
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Ey United Pass
Williamsport
Sept
Pennelvania Department
The
Ameri Legion
Piting Joe" Totipam
Beaver Falls
Seimacher
Welcomie
Mijov Hoagland
Hartley
Old
FATAL FIRE PROMPTS PITTSBURGH ARREST WARRANTS
Warrants were issued for the arrest of Moure soy and H R Hartley in Pittsburgh on Sept 7 regarding the Thirtieth street roundhouse fire that burned seven shipments to death. Samuel Lewis, 37, was jailed for five days pending investigation.
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Uniteg Vros
Pittsburgh
Feateral
Mouresoy
H.R. Hartley
Spa Roundhouse Fra
Dearh
Coursey
Hartley
Glenwood
Fe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rights of workers infringed in railway strike case
United Press reports leaders of up to 100000 striking railroad shopmen retaliation after the Daugherty injunction. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers office seeks to bar enforcement, arguing the order infringes constitutional rights as the case moves toward a federal court appearance in Chicago on September 11. The filing in the District of Columbia Supreme Court claims the injunction violates workers rights.
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United Press
Daugherty
Electrical Wars
Mion
Jury Noogan
Charles Ry Fort
Supreme Court of the Diatrice of
Foe
Millions Needed to Maintain Pennsylvania School System
Harrisburg Sept 7 The auditor general estimates that about one hundred five million the state must appropriate to sustain current school costs over the next two appropriation years The figure arises from data in the auditor general's office and reflects costs touted in political campaign discussions Copies were sent to Governor Sproul to Democratic candidate John Sparran and to various commissions and citizens groups The report notes over eighteen million in August allotments remain unsettled and points to pending financial strains on public instruction
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Negp
Mately Oneshall
Samuel 8. Lewin
Lewis
Gifford Pinchot
Repid
Wirld
Tohn SleSparran
Sproul
Reorganization Commission
King Citizens’ Committee
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Greenville Industries
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