Victorious Turkish Forces Invade City
United Press reports a Turkish offensive sweeping through Constantinople with victories near Pera and Smyrna. Fighting, looting, and fires disrupt the city as Christian communities fear reprisals while Allied garrisons and authorities attempt to maintain order amid Mustapha Kemal's advance.
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Agreement ends hard coal strike in Pennsylvania
In Grantown, Pa., Sept. 11, miners and operators formally signed an agreement ending the hard coal strike at 12:05 this afternoon. The signing followed long conferences under Senators Pepper and Reed, concluding the mine war arising from the Philadelphia settlement reached Saturday night.
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Banker Emil Schnell Dies After Apparent Suicide in Auto
Police say Emil Schnell, a Philadelphia banker, was found dead in the driver's seat of his car with a gunshot. Neighbors summoned help. he was rushed to Lakeview hospital where doctors pronounced him dead. A note found on Schnell hinted at financial difficulties.
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Wuiddenly Lysset
Emil Schnell
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Lakenaw Hospital
Kellar Attacks Daugherty in Impeachment Move
Rep. Keller charges Attorney General Daugherty with seven counts of alleged violations of office and seeks Senate impeachment. The push accuses him of defying the Constitution and abusing executive authority, aiming to remove him from federal duties.
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Chicago
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Rail strike injunction under attack in federal hearing
United Press reports a federal judge weighs the injunction against a rail strike, as AFL leader Samuel Gompers and labor figures defend the action. The article notes union solidarity and warnings that nonunion workers may join the strike to protect wages and working conditions amid government policy.
Nation wide rail plot charged in Chicago court
Alleged proof of a nation wide plot against railroads was to be presented as the government sought a permanent injunction against the finishing shopmen's union. Attorney General Daugherty led a large legal team as the case opened with discussions of modifying the injunction to resolve conflicts with free speech rights.
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Chicago
Wos Iderstooy
Daugherty
Three Local Cases Set for Trial in September Term
Three local cases will be heard in the September term of criminal court at Lorie this week. Indictments charge Lettie Dierking and Wincent Prugar with manufacturing and selling liquor, with John Purdy held for breaking and entering and other charges. Dierking was arrested after a raid. a still was not found but liquor charges persist, while Prugar’s home was raided amid searches for illegal possession. Prosecution has secured many witnesses, and defense battles on every issue loom as trials approach.
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Big narcotics menace grips Philadelphia, grand jury told
In Philadelphia on September 11 Judge McDevitt warned of a huge narcotics problem saying there are about 1000 drug addicts and at least 1000 dealers and agents supplying them. He stressed the drug traffic has reached unprecedented proportions endangering public health and safety.
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Philadelphia
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Death charges linked to Corry area auto fatality
Coroner George Blood of Fredonia announced manslaughter charges may be filed against Floyd Woods of Warren connected to the death of Frank Murphy near Ripley. Police also indicate Harry Hamilton, a railroad detective, faces counts related to Ansy Yongison’s Elm Flats death. Arthur Speaker and Warren’s Floyd Woods were named in Murphy case. Unrest Nelson remains jailed for intoxication.
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George Blood
Fredonia
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Warren
Oroner George Flood
Ansy Vangison
Elm Flats
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Floyd Woods
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Nelson
Government forces win in first battle
Judge Wilkerson in Chicago denied the union attorney's motion to dismiss the case as government forces secured an initial victory in the opening battle. The ruling limits the union's immediate challenges and shapes early litigation steps.
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For Right
Daugherty requests permanent order in railroad shopmen case
Federal injunctive action against railroad shopmen persists as trial judge Wilkerpon rejects a request to dissolve the injunction. Richburg tells court union officials the argument will proceed, while government officials report steps taken to serve notice. Attorneys from shopcraft and the four railroad brotherhoods attend without taking active part.
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Rome
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Thomas Stevenson
Oscar ‘Thome
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Congress to Adjourn in Two Weeks in Washington
Washington dispatch reports Congress plans to adjourn in two weeks after clearing major bills. Key measures, including the coal mine reform and grain futures acts, face final votes before adjournment. Uniontown reports police presence amid miners’ strike events and tensions in Fayette County.
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De Valera Discovered in Hiding After Fire at Etna
Dublin dispatch reports Bamontt de Valera found in hiding by an Episcopal News Service correspondent. The former president of the Irish Republic had not been wounded, health reported good, and he remained confident the treaty establishing the Irish Free State would not be vindicated. In Pittsburgh a fire damaged a grain elevator owned by J. Ross Grain and Coal Co, destroying one story and causing about 30,000 dollars in loss.
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Steel Workers Return After Strike At Forge
The Ellwood City Steel Forge Works workers resumed work after a brief strike seeking higher wages. The laborers reportedly received a 90 percent increase and, in proportion, Harold Cars remained in Dear Lake after spending the weekend with friends.
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Abolition of Labor Board Advocated in Kansas Speech
Washington reports a railroad labor board abolition advocate, Rep Tack of Kansas urged replacing it with a new board to handle railroad disputes. The remarks were delivered amid ongoing debates on labor regulation and industry oversight.
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Scranton Board of Trade Faces Democratic Boycott
Local Democrats accuse the Scranton Board of Trade of aligning with the Republican party after inviting Senators Pepper and Rees to a weekly picnic. Democratic leaders threaten boycott of the board and its events. A funeral for Mrs. Ellix Gaker was held in Columbus Township with three selections by Denis Johnson. burial followed at West Lawn Cemetery.
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Columbus
Denia Johnson
Bev Morris
West Lawn Cemetery
Autos Crash at Colza Victim in Hospital
A serious collision near Colza involve cars driven by Schuknecht and Connayel at a four corner intersection. Coles, severely injured, was hospitalized with back and rib fractures while one passenger escaped with minor injuries. Several other minor accidents were reported nearby.
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Corey
German famine warned as shortages hit the nation
Berlin reports indicate severe food shortages looming this winter with economist Anton Fehr predicting hunger for many as the elite feel the pinch. He cites fears of inflation and a plan to seize 2,000,000 tons of grain as critical to stabilizing supply while urging government action to prevent unrest.
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Berlin
Aniddte Jaases
Germany
Anton Fehr
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Ducertron
Falls Dead In Pulpit At Mount Vernon Church
Rev Will A Granger collapsed and died while introducing his successor at the First Baptist church in Mount Vernon He was 72 years old Granger had headed the New York Baptist state convention for Miami and had spent the weekend in New York City A. Johnson departed for Titusville after visiting friends in the city
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New York
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First Baptist Church
Mount Vernon
Anthracite Coal Returns After Suspension Earns Resumption
In Wikes Bar Pennsylvania on September 1 miners return to work after a two week suspension. About 44 000 anthracite miners reported for duty as production is planned to reach normal within two weeks. The union vote and Pepper Reel settlement pave the way for resumed operations under the 1922 wage scale.
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Improvement in Condition of Mrs Harding
Washington dispatch reports slight improvement in Mrs Mary Harding wife of President after a surgical operation was postponed. The Aug. 12 bulletin from Dr. Sawyer notes temperature 98.5 respiration 90 and restless night. Complications subside and oral signs suggest progress though elimination and autonomy are affected. Mrs Harding plans to remain near Washington with relatives for recovery, accompanied by Charles from Tampa.
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