France Moves to Halt Turkish War
Paris reports a preliminary peace conference today with Britain France Italy and Yugoslavia exploring restraint on Near East hostilities. Mustapha Kemal and Greek forces threaten Constantinople as Britain and allies rebalance military moves while Paris seeks a diplomatic path to durable peace.
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France
Paris
Constantinople
Britain
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Promer Poincare
Mustapha
Ema
Near East
Ender
Hritiin
aGlivary
Dardanelles
Greece
Great Britain
Taly
Pouitle
Mustapha Kemaiyaia Minor
Poinim
Lord Cirron
Isto
Local firm to open third grocery store in city
Winger and Williams, operators of two North Center street stores, announce plans to open a third at the corner of First avenue and Pleasant street. The move aims to enhance service in a fast-growing area as they prepare to enter the southside grocery field in the near future. Details on the new format or exact plans remain undecided.
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Winger & Williams
North Center
Nandie
Athet
New Fuld
Hederen
North Center Street
Paltona
Hasbrouck
Malone
Shopman Found Guilty Murder Strikebreaker
Sayre Pa September 20 Tony Spar ite former Lehigh Valley chapmen was found guilty by jury in sanity court at Towanda of the murder of Norman Carmel a strikebreaker The jury brought in verdict of first degree at 10 oclock this morning after deliberating since yesterday afternoon Carmel was stabbed to death near the business section of Sayre on August 15 Three days later Boardille was arrested and charged with the crime He consented to that statement The defense alleged the confession was debated but it was allowed to stand in the record of the trial
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Sy United
Fron
Sayre
Tony Sparite
Lehigh Valley Chapmen
Britain Wins First Skirmish in Turkish War
Written for the United Press by J. W. Mason, the report claims Britain has won the opening clash against Turkish nationalists without firing a shot. It suggests Kemal at first bluster but fears British military power, while arguing France and Britain balance to maintain influence in the region and deter Turkish advances toward Constantinople.
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Mason
United Press
Great Britain
Jishot
Mustapha Kemal
Mureender Constantin
Opie
France
Mary
Europe
Prince
Musthpha
Wemal
Bylthin
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Britain
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Move to Extend Dye Embargo Short Lived
Senate Finance Committee rejects three month dye embargo extension. Wadsworth resolution not reported to allow Treasury Department time for tariff adjustments. A sixty day extension failed in a tied 5 to 8 vote. House Ways and Means had favored a three month extension, but Senate action makes passage unlikely for now.
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United Press
Washington
Senate Finance
Wadsworth
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
House Wayn and Means
Senate
Dierking Pragar Trials Postponed Till November Term
The cases of Lettie Dierking and Vincent Prugar on charges under the Woner act were postponed yesterday. The trials will be held at the November term of court as the defendants were not ready and the expected witnesses were not available.
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Lettie Dierking
Vincent Prugar
Hije
Abrupt end to murder case in Forest Co. Tionesta
In Forest County court in Tionesta on Tuesday Lyman Huddleston pleaded guilty to second degree murder for the June 7 killing of William McKee. James Maddleston, Huddleston’s nephew, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and battery. The sentences likely Friday. The case drew wide local attention as jurors and spectators filled the Capwelly courtroom.
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Lyman Huddleston
Tionesta
Capwelly
Forest County
Malaig
Lyman Huddletin
Sand Lacies
Iddleston Glendyne
Hearst Faces Slim Delegates in New York Convention
Albany dispatch reports William Randolph Hearst will win few delegates at the Democratic convention to nominate a governor candidate. In Albany County no Hearst delegates were elected, Erie County yielded none, while Hearst backer William J. Connors claimed six of eight districts in Rochester showed Hearst support. Returns also indicate some Hearst delegates were chosen in Rochester.
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Joey Anne Frass
Albany
Willian Randolph Hearst
Mears
Albany County
Erie County
William J Gonnors
Spornor
Hearst
Rochester
Funeral of Mrs. Howard Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Howard will be held Thursday. A brief notice notes she passed away recently, with burial plans to follow and attendees likely from the local community.
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Mrs. Howard
Congress May Be Called Back in November
Washington and Chicago dispatches report Congress will likely be recalled in November by President Harding to discuss ship subsidy legislation railroad measures and appropriation matters. Emily Howard, 84, dies after a brief illness at the Corry Home. funeral services planned at Alexander Parlors with burial in Pina Grave Cemetery. Survived by nieces and a husband George Howard, interment near Channis follows.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Leare
Emily Howard
Vestorfluy
Corry
Beardwan
Thie Place Y Publican
Mondell
United Pro
Roxie
Inter
Esterlein
Goutile
Haney Binnett
House and Senate
Warner
Miy
Mary
R .M. Briggs
Big City
Averv Renin Diy
May
Mary Howat
Akia
Poberty Ory
George Howard
Daniel
Pina
Bigha
Hiuty
Channis
Bonus bill passed again over Harding veto
United Press reports the bonus bill cleared Congress again despite President Harding's veto. The override vote was overwhelming with 26 to 19 in favor, sending the measure to the Senate where passage is anticipated by tomorrow.
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United Prest
Washington
Mel. Toure
Herting
Harding
Nowi
Senate
Hich
Four States In Referendum On Beer And Wine
Ohio Supreme Court allows voters to decide beer and wine amendments. Four states consider sanitary referendums. Texas Massachusetts Michigan and others weigh similar measures. Campaigns organize opposition and mobilize support ahead of November voting.
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Ohio Supreme Court
United States Court
Washington
Ola Supreme
G. C. Hinckley
Ukeffersncian
Tinektey
Ghia
Michigan
Nena
Pottery Workers Plan Strike Action In United We
About 7,000 General Ware pottery workers in the United States were ordered to strike by President John V. Wood of the National Brotherhood of Potters. The action follows a demand for a seven per cent wage raise before the current agreement expires October 1. Strikers will receive ten dollar weekly benefits during the strike period.
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Uptton Press
East Liverpool
United Cy
Johi V. Wood
National Brotherhood of Speratives
Western Pennsylvania Amateur Championship Opens at Westmoreland
The Western Pennsylvania Amateur Championship opens this morning at the Westmoreland Country Club near Verona under the Western Pennsylvania Association. Most top local players enter except Wiltshire Fownes Jr. of Oakland. Robert Alayne, winner last year at his home course Stanton Heights, defends his title.
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Ryan Pittsburgh
Weetern Rennsylvanie
Western Pennsylvania Assosiation
Westmoreland Country
Ful
Verona
Wilting Fownes, Jr
Oaklant
Robert Alayne
Stanton Heighta
Untermyer cannot aid Keller in impeachment hearings
Samuel Untermyer, prominent New York lawyer, telegraphed Representative Keller that he cannot act as chief prosecutor in the impeachment proceedings. He plans to postpone hearings to December citing a legislative program in Congress. Untermyer will assist from a distance and suggested Keller hire another attorney as chief counsel.
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Washington
Daugheréy Bueqmie
Samuel Untermyer
New Yorke
Keller
Hoy
Untermyer
Slartrd
Lockwood
Ventigatlis
Seoul
Ashingston
Hinvest
Wich
Kellar
Ceounsel
Many Registered Here Yesterday
Fragmented OCR indicates a report about registrations and listings with unclear names and dates, mentioning examinations and enrollment notes. The readable portion references multiple names and a sequence of events tied to a nearby assembly or meeting, but specifics are obscured.
Dual Jersey Slaying Thot Near Solution
United Press reports in New Brunswick New Jersey Sept 20 that Sig Intterm linked to clergyman Rev Edward W Hall and wife of sexton were found in rector's study as detectives pursue murder mystery. Abandoned farmhouse near the scene. mansion ruins conceal a strange atmosphere with possible secret meetings at Parker Home for the Aged.
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United Press
New Brunswick
Edward W. Hall
Aad
Inssexton
Toiluy
de Hull
Ambiis
Parker
Mrs Whittlesey Dies in Erie Hospital at 73
Mrs. Whittlesey died at Hamat Hospital Erie where she had been a patient for weeks after illness while visiting a friend. She was 73, born in New York City, lived in this city since 1890, and was active in First Presbyterian church affairs. Survived by two sons, a stepson, a stepdaughter, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services at home then private interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Also notes of Arthur Lyons trip, Henry Minor’s recovery, and visits by Mrs Paraguay and others.
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Whittlesey
Hamat Hospital
Série
CP. Judd
New York City
A Whittlesey
Petroleum Center
Rochester
Mollie Whittlesey
Raymondville
Texas
Big
Arthur Lyons
Wheeling
West Virginia
Isi Mra
Lyon
John Purrell
Cleveland
Cadiz
Henry Minor
Watts Plats
Corry Hospital
J Paraguay
Spring Creek
Sharpsville
Thomas Thomas case in Meadville jury deliberations today
Terry Thomas, former Corry man on trial for perjury in Meadville, is expected to have the defense close its case and the jury begin deliberations today. The trial, which began Monday, featured character witnesses and an attempted juror tampering probe that failed to spark a sensational ruling.
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Corry
Meadville
Terry Thomas
Fomer Corry
Tribune Republican
Gadl
Commonwealth
Terry Thatsag
Thomas
Charles Moretyre
Fallowfield Township
Bros
McIntyre
McIntyra
Thor
Isl
Hold Husband Held In Wife Death Case At Boston
United Press reports Maude Pease, whose missing husband was found in the ocean off Win Beach, is held by police on suspicion related to his wife’s death. A bloody razor found in the kitchen of their home prompted the arrest, though police concede facial injuries are not confirmed. The timeline centers on events preceding the medical examiner’s finding and ongoing investigation.
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Boston
Mass
H. Pea Maude Pease
Win Beach
Price
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