Old World Faces I Benefit Dance For Legion Band
A benefit dance for the American Legion band was approved for the State Armory on September 28. The event aims to fund the Legion while featuring an orchestra from the vicinities and a city park concert for the general public. The Chamber of Commerce backs the plan and urged advance ticket sales to cover costs.
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FOR Legion
Chamber of Pommerce
E. Babsmith
American Legion
State Armory
Legion
Ula
Marrs
Chamber of Commerce
Poe
Dardanelles Crisis Deepens As World Powers Eye Route
Reported tensions rise over the Dardanelles gateway with Mustafa Kemal threatening action to take Constantinople. Allied statements and Soviet warnings frame a widening European crisis as Sevrean arrangements and Turkish resistance shape the path to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Allen
United
Prom Star
Londo
Monem Hpenes
Fitillonis
Holsheviis
Novaraite Sarovo
Varlber
Forbes
Moduipha Kemal
Con Atniitiinopte
God
Yarry
Dardanelles
Europe
Yar
Sevres
Mustaphe Kemal
Constantinople
Sa Sit
Moscow
Russia
Aless
Two Vessels Grounded Off Tampico Reported Lost
Reports say the US Shipping Board steamer Dangilli and the Yucatan, names varied in dispatches, ran aground near Tampico's entrance during a heavy northerly. Both vessels were listed as total losses with unclear debris and salvage details.
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Tampico
Mother Jones Recovers From Pneumonia Attack
United Press reports labor leader Mother Jones is slowly recovering from pneumonia and is expected to be fully recuperated within two weeks. She was hospitalized after the illness and is advancing toward convalescence.
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Mother Jones
United Press
Washington
Annual Erie Conference in Session Opens With Roll Call
One hundred sixty members attend the Erie conference of the Methodist church in session at Erie. Revs Redinger and McDonald represent Corry at the meeting. An enthusiastic address is delivered by Rev Gara Penn of Cincinnati. De Wolf Crayford, a long time defender of the conference, is present.
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Erie
Methodist
Redinger
Rey
McDonald
Corry
Vuung Shen
Reve
Gara Penn
Cincinnath
Warkenlay
de Wolf Crayford
Four Men Implicated in Rail Trestle Dynamiting Case
Jacksonville September 14 Otis Norton one of three men held for alleged attempt to blow up the Six Mile Creek trestle on the Atlantic Coast Line railway Tuesday night signed a confession today implicating Loukathey Itien and another unnamed suspect in the act deputy sheriff Senletore reports.
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Ssy United
Jacksonville
Otis Norton
Atlantic
Newrding
De Valera Resumes Fight for Irish Republic
Dublin reports Eamon De Valera, 71, reappears after hiding and declares he will continue the Irish Republic struggle. The statement follows General Mulcahy’s address to the Dail condemning the Tobel wrecking policy and the Free State’s actions.
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Og Unies
Dublin
Free State
Eamon de Valera
Mulcahy
Tobel
Emergency Lighting Plant Installed
A dynamo has been installed and arrangements completed in the last days to provide an emergency power plant available at any hour of the day, ensuring lighting during transmission lines. The system will prevent inconveniences caused by lack of lights when needed.
House Sends Tariff Back to Conference
United Press report from Washington on September 14 notes Republicans pressure to craft a compromise as the tariff bill returns to conference. Senate resistance to dye import limits challenges the deal, with Senators Moses and New Hampshire leaders signaling possible opposition.
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HOUSE
United Press
Washington
Senate
Moses
New Hampshing
McCusker
Markarewitz Sentenced for Erie Slaying
In Erie on September 4, Markarewitz received a second degree murder term for killing Veronica Junie on June 4. The jury also debated penalties for Pred Maxwell and Eddie Williams in the Mayer watchman case, with a dying statement by Mary Fox exonerating Maxwell and Williams.
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Corry Menon
Mauer
Erie
Judas
Rossiter
Teorke Markarewite
Veronica Junie
Western
Aaron Nel
Goring
Pred Maxwell
Eddie Williams
George Mayer
Grigwold
Fox
Mayer
Western Penitentiary
Maxwell
Williams
Mlb
Don
Sutton to Be Given Hearing This Evening
Thability of certain witnesses who appear in the case necessitated a delay in the hearing of Ploya Sutton held for passing a worthless check. Sutton's case will be heard before Alderman Gordon at 7 o'clock this evening.
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Ploya Sutton
Sutton
Gordon
American Yachts Lead In Fourth British-American Cup Race
Two American yachts Grebe and Clytre led the second round as Bracken from Elkin recovers in hospital. Race started 1:40 pm with south wind. British yacht Mortague also competing.
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Uby
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Grebe
Clytre
Duane Bracken
Elkin
Corre
Eadi
Marvin
C. Mortague
Erie
Mahag
Wight
Nellie
Caryl
Ball Telephone
Afre
Henetah
Will Cuisin
Fang al
Aik
New Wage Contract Talks With Two Railroad Brotherhoods
New York September 14 agreement talks between two major railroad brotherhoods and thirteen carriers aim to renew present wage contracts. W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Leward B Sheppard head the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors with other officials meeting rail executives. Officials say an accord could be reached this afternoon and that only a few points remain to be settled. The Labor Board would be notified of the mutual agreement, giving no further jurisdiction over wages.
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Duliedross
New York
Hig Uyur
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Leward LB. Sheppard
Theater of Railway
Primancw
Jon
A. TL Smith
New York Central
United Presa
Thement
United States Railroad Labor Board
Tmderstone
Lee
Sinclair sues for 875000 damages in Brooklyn court
Sinclair, noted operator and owner of four string of race horses, filed suit in the Brooklyn Supreme Court seeking 875000 damages from Clark Childs Co and Chandler Beag Co Manhattan brokers. He alleges he was induced to join an reform of Chandler Brothers Co by Clark Childs Co acting as a disinterested third party.
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United Prise New York
Tarry 7
Sinclair
Iman
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Clark, Childs & Co
Chandler Beag & Co
Manhatta
Chadler Brothers 8 Co
Chirk, Ghildy & Co
Gonvern
Lehigh Valley System Reaches No Settlement
United Press reports in New York that Lehigh Valley System president Loom is said to be at peace talks in Chicago. Negotiations produced no settlement and the life lines remain unchanged after yesterday's session.
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Lehigh Valley
United Press
New York
Loomis
Foudy
Wd Pate
Chicago
Wild
Big Rail Systems Accept Agreement
The note outlines a railway deal involving major carriers and regional hubs. It references New York Central and Milwaukee lines, amid talk of a Southwest division and joint operations. Named parties include Vince Menni and various city routes, with emphasis on a formal agreement between rail interests.
Approval Sought for 175000 Bond Issue by School Board
A school board seeks approval for a 175000 bond issue to fund district needs. Details reference prior estimates, planned construction or acquisition of sites and buildings, and the use of funds to support district facilities and equipment. Public notice indicates potential hearings and dates for voter consideration.
Harding Aims To Prevent Recurrence Of Major Strikes
President Harding orders a national effort to end crippling coal and railroad strikes. He directs Secretary Hoover and other officials to craft a midline plan for labor dispute adjustment, including tentative arbitration schemes and a legal framework for a final composite program.
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Washington
Sip
Harding
Hoover
Luor Davis
Daugherty
Davis
Wie
Hart Faces Divorce Suit for Extreme Cruelty
Los Angeles reports that divorce proceedings charging extreme cruelty will be filed against film star William S Hart. The action follows a separation from Mrs Winifred Westover, announced by attorney Milton Cohen, with Hart and Westover separated since last May.
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Los Angeles
William S.hart
Milton Cohen
Winifred Westover
Hart
Rescuers May Reach Entombed Miners Today
United Press reports rescue teams expect to reach entombed miners within days as flames and shifting ground hinder progress. Officials hope the men may be alive as crews fight to clear rubble and reach the air shafts amid dangerous conditions.
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United Press
Denny
al Ub Fasetie
Jackson Fir
Anne
Mrs Harding Gains Bulletin Discontinued
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Harding remains in convalescence after illness with the White House bulletin noting improvement. Daily details will be curtailed but the president and doctors expect gradual progress and continued updates on the case.
Passage of soldiers bonus bill nears approval in House
Washington reports the final enactment of the soldiers bonus legislation moved forward with approval from the conference report. The House passed the measure without a record vote as the Senate must now adopt the conference findings before President Harding can sign the bill.
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Washington
House
Dill
Senate
Harding
Married at Warren Wednesday Ceremony Details Unclear
A wedding took place at Warren on September 14 with Gertrude M Pitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs P R Pitt of Spring Sree and A Q Moms of Grana valley. Rev Raymond Kisler officiated at the First Presbyterian church but details of the complaint and a later trip by auto were not disclosed.
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A. Q. Moms
Grana Valley
Gertrude M. Pitt
PR Pitt
Spring Sree
Warren
Cohen
Raymond Kisler
First Presbyterian Church
Rail workers end national strike with wage agreement signings
Chicago reports reveal rail labor disputes easing as wage accords are signed across major lines. About 35 000 workers resume duties with a plan for parallel pacts on other roads within days. Seniority not addressed. broad restoration of shippers and equipment delays expected to unwind as rails press toward normal service.
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Chicago
Sept
Liege
Ivory Railrouil
United States
New York Central
Plot to Slay Trotsky Foiled in Berlin
United Press reports an attempted assassination of Leon Trotsky in Berlin on an unspecified September day. A bomb was hurled at his motor car and gunfire occurred, but Trotsky was not harmed and details remain unconfirmed.
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Trotsky
United Press
Berlin
Leon Trotsky
Moscow
Relief Plea for Balkan War Refugees Reaches League
The 190,000 Christian refugees displaced by the Balkan crisis appeal to the League of Nations through the Melation patriarch. The letter, dated Smyrna, requests relief as Greek forces suffer from the disaster and the refugees lack food and shelter.
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Unites Eres Neva
Thanes
Smyrna
Sfugees
Uecouneill League
Melation
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Ead
BIG Rail Systems Agcept Agreement
Cental
Hosta
Phrage
Vince Meni
Echool
United Selectors
Indeqity Journal
Ulfdinge Gil
Harding Gains
Spm. Wernesday
Soard
Muon
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