Kemalists Push Advance Toward Constantinople Crisis Near
United Press reports Kemalist forces threaten Constantinople as Allied powers seek a neutral zone. Reports from Rome Paris and London describe Turkish advances toward Adrianople and continued fighting near the Near East front. Greek troops reportedly retreat while British and French officials weigh peace options.
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United Press
Europe
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Cw Tak
Rome
Laban Wivery
Anne
Mae Organiy
Paris
Nahe Sie Wii Stary
Keialisti
Wonicare
Ely
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Kemi
Adrianople
Darfavélins
Hiram
Anutinjed
Smreuc
Belgrade
London
Thic
Vilay E Ennai
Good Roads Boosters Club Organized in county
A new Good Roads Boosters Club was formed at a Wakeport county meeting to promote a statewide road program and recruit countywide membership. Officers named include Charles R Thompson president James F Lavery secretary and Millard Days treasurer four vice presidents named from local townships. The organizing meeting set dues at one dollar yearly with a countywide push to include all residents. A committee will meet Saturday September 2 at the Court House to discuss the program and bond issue plans for the fall election. All residents are urged to attend and nominate members.
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Roddie Cli
Wuipayort
Luce
Charles R. Thompson
Parview
God Roads Club
James F Lavery
Ble Creek Township
Millard Days
Mil Creek Township
Fourvier
GA. Bristol
Spiny Told
Soreph Taner
McKean
Sheridan
Harborreek
RB. Mikie
Triien
Ty James Wehuvery
Court of Tax Appeal dates set for October hearings
City Commission schedules hearings by Ward on October 10 and 11 for property assessment challenges. Only changes involve property improvements. owners in First and Second Wards address December 10, with Mourits and other wards following. Sessions run from 9 to 12 and will be overseen by the court of appeals after earlier year adjustments.
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Court of Appeals
Tober
Fahl Everitiy
Martin
Siti Il
Dethbur
Mourits
Pend FM
Hentley
Weadys
Editor Held On Contempt Of Court Charge
Memphis Press editor Sanders was arrested at his home by a US Marshal on a contempt of court warrant tied to a published editorial about labor issues. The piece, "the Ring Korbide," commented on Jacob Cohen of The Labor Review and the use of strikebreakers as scabs.
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Smite Fron
Sanders
Memphis Press
W. BP L Appleby
Fas
Ifie vii
George Pooler
Reid
Jacob Cohen
The
Labor Review
Des
Ajax Worker Injured In Plant Incident
An Ajax worker in the laundry department at Ainm Troy Works is seriously injured after a wind cutter accident this morning. He was taken to Corry hospital with head and arm injuries expected to be serious. The incident prompted further local reports and community notices about recent contributions to village funds during July and August.
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Murt Cunningham
Ainm Troy Works
Corry
Hayete
Sid Arms
City Without Case Contagious Disease Notice
Contagious disease reports are unclear as the city health board and city commission discuss containment. The record mentions no confirmed cases and notes health officials meeting to review the period’s status.
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Fia
Nu Yuri
Durie
Tépurl
Order to change post office closing hours debated
The Treasury Department ordered the lobby stay open until midnight with a 6 20 opening in the warning while the night service is cut to 7 am. Local merchants and manufacturers push to keep the window open until 10 pm, seeking a later morning reopening. D A Hillstrom, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will consider the bid to modify the current order with help from local interests in Terestey.
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Treasury Department
Pastorfive
Smorrhanta
Fiove
Chamber of Commerce
D. A. Hillstrom
Terestey
Farm Homes Razed by Fire Near Wartebury
Alystery purounds the origin of a fire that destroyed the home of John Meelfiuid about two miles north of Wartebury last night. Motorists report the city lighted by a glow as the flames consumed the dwelling and its contents. Fire officials say scattered papers and a grave clue were found, but the exact cause remains undetermined.
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Alystery
John Meelfiuid
Wartebury
Findley
North Teast
Wie
Mettell
World Series Opens October Fourth In New York
Baseball owners set the 1920 World Series kick off in New York on October 4 with the National League champion to provide home games. If the pennant races end early, the schedule shifts to St. Louis for three games on October 6 7 and 8 with travel back to New York for up to a possible seventh game on October 11.
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Regum Yeury
Eliuago
New York
Hw Vanky
Giants
St Louis Browns
New Yorke
St. Louis
Tax sale nets $200 for Children’s Aid Society
The Children’s Aid Society thanks readers of the Journal for supporting a tag sale held last Saturday. Proceeds totaled about $200, aiding the organization’s work.
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Reg
Children's Aid Society
Bodies of 47 Miners Recovered From Gas-Tangled Mine
Rescue teams recover the corpses of 47 trapped miners found huddled behind bulkheads. The entombed men had improvised walls to shield themselves from deadly gases as fumes choked the mine.
Trapped Miners at Argonaut Gold Mine Die After Gas
In Jackson California forty seven miners were rescued from the Argonaut Gold Mine after a 22 day entrapment. Five hours after the initial blast they suffocated in a chamber of death. Rescue teams found bodies and noted deadly gas filling the caverns as they advanced carefully through the mine. Byron C. Pickard led the state rescue effort with Sanguinetti and McDonald assisting. Relatives gathered outside awaiting news and requested gloves and sacks for handling remains.
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United Pros
Argonaut
Jackson
Calif
Golden Tomb
Argonnaut
Yesteray
William P. Pesnell
Byron C. Pickard
State Mine Rescue Service
Ban Sanguinetti
Argonauts
B. PF. McDonald
Rial
Battle Over Tariff Bill To End Today
Washington Sept 19 the protracted Congress battle over the administration tariff bill ends today under unanimous consent. The Senate will vote on the conference report at 4 o clock and, if final tolls are approved, the bill heads to the White House for the President to sign. Democrats prepared to attack the duties on wool and Cuban sugar, arguing the levies will raise living costs by millions.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Mrs Henrietta Bush Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Henrietta Bush, widow of Dr C A Bush, died yesterday at her daughter D E Leach’s home on West Smith Street after months of illness. Born in Castingharie New York and raised in Dubuque Iowa, she lived in Corry since 186% with four children O P Bush Warren A L Bush Jamestown Mrs Frank Clark Canton and Mrs A Leach Canton plus two grandchildren Starr Jabbitt Warren and George Bush Canton. Funeral from Leach home Wednesday at 9 90 a m with private service. She was active in Fire M S Church and once an associate superintendent of the Sunday school primary department.
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Henrietta
D. E. Leach
West Smith Street
Tal
Belive
O. P. Bush
Warren
A. L. Bush
Jamestown
Frank Clark
Canton
A. Leach
Sis Eit
Starr Iabbitt
George Bush
Church and Formarly
Sears WR
Lurch
Registration Day Confusion Highlights Election Notes
Amid a chaotic OCR read, the piece signals a second registration day and upcoming election events. It mentions November 7th as the election date, with electors and representatives referenced in a period voice. Names and places are garbled, but the general focus is on voter registration and the November election.
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Unitenaub
City Commission Meeting Approves Wall Bridge Paint Bid
Last night the City Commission, led by Mayor Mexander, approved a contract with Wo. Dodi to paint city wall bridges where peeling paint is worst, notably on East Columbus. The meeting, after routine dismissals, directed action on shading and minor budget items totaling about 1,000 for incidental expenses and rebates, with City Treasurer and Town Solicitor in attendance.
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City Commission
Mexander
Nto A. Contrack
Wo. Dodi
East Columbis
Fist Ang Secon Ranching
Ny City
Svredit Property
Unyversity
Svineaid
West
Whyets
Solick
Wits
Corry School Teachers Assn Organized
The Corry Teachers Association met at Corry High School on Monday September 18 and elected officers and committee members. President Miss Marie Hrnake. secretary Mrs. Cora Smith. treasurer Mosthel Street. Teachers from senior high, high, and primary grades were chosen for institute work and committees to organize next steps.
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Corry
Xrailex Mise Glennietta
Mattie VanTassell
Death of Mrs Emily Howard
Mrs Emily Howard died at the hospital at 10 o clock. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 o clock from the Alexander Parish church. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Emily Howard
Emily Howare
Forts
Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Collins Yungyal
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Collins widow of William Collins were held this morning at St Thomas Church. Rev Father officiated with requiem mass. pallbearers included Paul Stone. Interment followed in St Thomas Cemetery. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Long, Mrs BOD Long, Mr Lowke Ginn, Mr and Mrs Robert Alexander of Brie.
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Mary Collins
Aviliam Collins
St ‘Thomas Church
Uweione
Mes
Paul Stone
St ‘Thomas Cemetery
Arsend
Anidles
Raihavens
Long Aid
Lowke Ginn
Ole
Robert Alexander
Brie
Supporters of Bonus Expect Hardinge Veto
United Press reports supporters of a bonus measure anticipate President Harding would veto. The narrative notes confusion in the vote and how the House appeared poised to pass the bill despite expectations, with uncertainty over final approval and potential political maneuvers.
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Harding
Restaurant and Club for Local Plant Workers Opening
A local plant company plans a combined restaurant and club at Arlington street near the general offices. The facility will offer a first‑class restaurant and reading rooms for workers, with space for catering, social events, and a staff of a capable party to manage meals and services.
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Jamestown Company
Arlington Black
Urue
Spheir
Producto
Hillstesin Tse
GOB Ueathh
Restau
Firty Euiple
Rotary in Regular Weekly Meeting Today
Director Wolfe of Community si Viv presented an able paper at the noon Rotary meeting explaining the first year plan and progress. Miss Desmond and Miss Walley with James Jows attended as guests and led singing with enthusiasm. An auto stalled on railroad tracks at Gray's crossing narrowly missed the southbound train. driver identity could not be ascertained.
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Wolfe
Community Si Viv
Rotary Clu
Huby
Girl Scout
Marjorie Desmond Gang
Miss Desmond
Walley
Charles Wiberg
James Jows
Jack Loveland
Eric Rotary
Gray's Crossing
Hydetown
PRR
Herald
Thomas trial opens Monday at Meadville
The Meadville court heard opening arguments in the case of Terrence Thomas charged with perjury in a robbery investigation. Prosecution witnesses linked Thomas to a September 22 incident and the Allin garage heist, while defense highlighted alibis and identification issues amid courtroom contention.
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Frewral Corey Teridiite
Terrence Thomas
Aiday Steatville
Cougertine
Witneses
Mendes
Terry Thomas
Allin
Corineaut Lake Nowe
Robert Bromley
W. Statler
G. Mason
Thomas
Ramsey
Mason
Tha Voulder
Thoma
Louise Berry
Thoms
Corty
Mrs Malia B Smith dies after long illness
Mrs Malia Bentley Smith died last evening after a gradual decline from multiple neuritis and related complications first appearing last winter. She and her mother Elizabeth Bentley had traveled to California for health, returning home a week ago Sunday. Funeral services will be at home Thursday afternoon in private rites, with friends asked to refrain from sending flowers. Born to Charles E and Beth Bentley, she was widowed since 1918 and survived by her mother with a long tenure at the National Bank of Corry ending due to ill health.
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Malia Bentley Smith
Smith
Weanerday
Maria B- Smith
Charles E
Beth Bentley
Smit
Walter Bentley
Leth
Wit National Bank of Corry
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