Smyrna Burning and Americans Missing Spark Global Conflict
Chaos and alarm sweep Smyrna as fires rage and American refugees are reported missing. London and Athens clash over Ottoman resistance as Kemal's forces threaten Turkish Europe. fears grow of a wider conflict involving Britain France and Soviet Russia.
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Weed Still Held in Jail at Clarion
Alfred Weed remains in Clarion county jail awaiting potential transfer to Oklahoma authorities. Local relatives say his nerves and health are deteriorating after the explosion incident that killed a man and left Weed abducted to the United States.
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Oklahoma
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Youngsville
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Clarion County
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Sensational Liquor Case Promises High Court Interest
Local bootlegging trial draws intense attention as hearings loom in Erle county court. Key figures include defense attorney Bla and prosecutors plan to summon about a dozen witnesses, with arrest tied to a Ty toxieitetin manufacture raid on a home by police. Public foresees a heated September term.
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Jtl Ryppery Burger
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Paley
Gordom Batt ii
Vincent Prapar
Brie
Lego
Four Firemen Injured in Pittsburgh Fire
Four firefighters were injured while battling a stubborn blaze that broke out on the third floor of a building at 900 Pitt Arena in Pittsburgh. Wire Chief William Hennert estimated damage at $75,000 as the fire threatened to engulf the city.
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United Pros
Pittsburgh
Ina Lous
Brek Tullulayy
Loury Ruyich
William Hennert
Sutton Case Settled Out of Court
Report notes Maud Sutton’s case for issuing a worthless check to an Elgin merchant was settled out of court. A hearing before Al Erway Gordon was scheduled but canceled as settlement was reached beforehand. Haine Kincaid drove to WrIe or Junginess this morning.
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Jukiness
Hoover Moves To Lower Coal Prices Amid Strike Standstill
United Press reports Hoover met with railroads producers and utilities in Washington to urge price reductions. Secretary Hoover said current coal demand is high and reserves are exhausted, urging railroads and public utilities to handle 900 000 tons weekly and ease distribution for public welfare.
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Railroads seek settle as shopmen return to work
Dozens of railroads including the Baltimore and Ohio and Great Northern press for a peace deal as shopmen walkouts ease. Reports say the union action involved ten lines with Rock Island pressure to settle. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul telephoned that a settlement was reached and hundreds returned to service.
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Soo Line
Buffalo
Singiehanna
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Union Heat Yard
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Constantinople in peril as Turkish forces threaten
The fragment describes Turkish nationalists moving toward Constantinople with Mustapha Kemal expected to avert an attack. It notes Greek preparations and Allied positions, with references to troops, rail lines, and the capital’s defenses amid a tense stalemate.
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Esc Coisansuuyie
Constantinople
Babar
Mustapha Kemal
Mohammedan
Timid
Asia Minor
Unclear Text From Balkan War Dispatch
Fragmented OCR shows a wartime dispatch mentioning the United States and Balkans with references to officials and a war zone. Text is garbled with names like Patel Nabonlius and Admiral Mark Wertel.
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Uribe
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Ates
Omar
Tadlay Neittier
Tran
Mark Wertel Ameneas
Cypstantinopli
Ameritai
Tariff Bill Back in House Revamped by Conferees
The tariff bill returns to the House for final action after conferees removed disputed provisions. The panel kept duties on wool and Cuban goods while sustaining most changes from the compromise.
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Washington
Eception for Pastor at United Brethren Service
A large gathering of members and friends attended a fifth anniversary service for Rey GM Metutere at the United Brethren church in Ruby Epaloe fon. The event featured vocal and instrumental selections, a hymn presentation, and a warm welcome from Pastor GC O. Murngtain.
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Rey GM
Sveas
Murngtain
Brotherhoods Reach New Agreement With Carriers
Trainmen and conductors report a new deal with carriers as wage contracts are continued. Split from other unions in the era of the Big Four prompts separate settlements. Leaders like Sheppard and others weigh in as talks proceed in New York with central offices and officials.
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Seoul
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Stone
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Ruthoel Tabor
Dublin Prize Center Hit by Irish Rebel Attack
Reported attack in Dublin centers on rebels as heavy gunfire erupts across parts of the city. Authorities launch counter measures while civilians, including visitors from Winchester and Ruston, are noted among those affected.
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Toksey
Uth
Thy
Wad
Tree State
Suirehritis
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London war dispatches reveal peril as Turkey joins invasion
London reports detail reactions to a naval clash as British, French, and Italian forces prepare to resist Turkish advance toward Constantinople. Allied commands consider immediate troop movements to defend the front a0 and halt further incursions amid spreading fear of food shortages.
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Queen City
Dardanelles
Europe
United Press
London
Lindon Daily Mail Spierral
Juan Wihy
Mustapha Vermant
Soviets seek resumption of U S relations
Moscow reports Soviet officials aim to restore diplomatic ties with the United States. A Washington proposal to hold negotiations is noted as a possible path, with officials urging careful steps and evaluating U S attitudes toward broader cooperation.
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Unita
Lori
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Pak
Houghton
Autesia
Worthy Cause Appeals for Children’s Aid Society Support Day
A local appeal urges readers to donate to the Children’s Aid Society on a dedicated day. Volunteers explain the goal to provide nourishment and care for abandoned or at risk children and widowed mothers, urging liberal contributions to sustain the charity's Corry home and activities.
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Children’s Aid Society
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