British Warn Advance Will Mean War Act
Nationalist forces and British army face a near outbreak of hostilities as General Harrington warns any advance into the neutral zone will be treated as war. Turkish forces concentrate on the border while British reinforcements move to key fronts including the Dardanelles and Bosphorus amid tense clashes.
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Neuteal
Harrington
Nowe Kant Armion
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Wade Trae
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Tlarrington
Wien
U S Military Observers to Go to Balkans
Washington September 21 Military observers from General staff will be dispatched to the Balkans in the event of war there The War Department stated weeks ago that experienced observers would be sent to the theater from Washington If General Peyton G Marek were to Constantinople at this time he would not represent the United States government and none of his letters have been commissioned to report to the War Department
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Europe
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Bedouin and Wahibi clash loom on Bagdad Cairo route
United Pros CATRO reports a tense desert war scene with Bedouin and Wahibi forces, amid imminent action as the government readies drastic measures. Government mobilizes cavalry and air routes to counter threats while reporting gains over rivals.
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Cairo
Bootleggers Blamed in Jersey Mystery Slaying
Authorities lean toward the liquor gang theory as the dual murder near Jersey is examined. A mysterious double killing is linked to bootlegger activity, with investigators seeking ties to organized crime and illicit liquor networks.
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Mysterius
Mansion House Used as a Meeting Place
In New Brunswick a theory links Rev Edward Whesler Hall and choir leader Mrs James Mills to a ghost house site used by bootleggers and gamblers. Investigators deny the claim, noting the two factions were targeted by a lawless band. Neighbors report gunshots and screams heard near the abandoned farm as part of the mystery case.
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Creasy Tries Murder Charge in Edith Lavoy Case
Opening statements in the Edith Lavoy murder trial accuse William Creasy of jealousy and a doomed romance. Prosecutor describes Lavoy as a trusting, innocent girl misled by Creasy and his sailor associate, with the defendant allegedly shooting her after she ended their relationship. Reuben Bernstein travels to Syracuse for the holiday, while E R Riedan returns from Erie after attending a Baptist convention.
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Kédith Lavoy
Freepork
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Alten
Reuben Bernstein
Syracuse
E.R. Riedan
Erie
Thomas Thomas acquitted of perjury in Crawford county trial
In Crawford county the jury found Terrence Thomas not guilty of perjury after a lengthy trial over charges tied to a garage robbery at Conneaut Lake. The defense argued he could not have been present during the robbery, while prosecutors contended witnesses’ testimony proved otherwise.
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James Poles
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Ramsey
Allie
George Scowden
Dearborn
Smith
Par Tind
Bromley
Stuslie Maron
Fox
Thomash
Lecointe Sets New World Air Speed Record
Versailles reports French aviator Lecointe flying at a remarkable pace to establish a new world air speed record. He promptly announces intent to attempt to surpass his own mark in upcoming trials.
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United Prem Versailles
Hows
Sadl LeCointe
Avritor
Lecointe
Elizabeth Howard schooner to race in Gloucester trials
The Elizabeth Howard, a staunch American schooner owned by William Willard Howard and named for his mother Mrs Filia yeth Howard, is preparing for trials in Gloucester ahead of the international race. The vessel, previously barred from last year’s trials for lack of fish catch, has qualified this year and will compete in October amid other American craft.
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William Willard Howard
Filia Yeth Howard
New York Herald
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Masons in Big Gathering at Conneautville
A Columbus chapter delegation arrived by automobile for a large Royal Arch Masons gathering in Conneautville. The Corry party will exemplify the Most Excellent Degree and other district chapters will demonstrate additional work. Local officers and attendees include Wene Car Smitt E. Griewold Marty Sinithy J. Tos Dearing Elmer McTntyre Sidney fiston A. F. Munger Frank Jones Olin Bracken. Ceremonies start this afternoon and extend into the evening with a banquet planned.
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Conneautville
Corry
Grand Lodge
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Marty Sinithy
J. Tos
See Dearing
Elmer McTntyre
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A. F. Munger
Frank Jones
Olin Bracken
Oney Go Rock
Jury Charge on Perjury Allegation in Trial
Judge Prather directed the jury to weigh the evidence carefully and distinguish what would support a guilty verdict from what might lead to a different ruling. The instructions framed the alibi provided by Thomas as an example within the trial, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of all evidence before reaching a verdict.
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Kephart Case Rivals Famous Graft Suits
Former State Treasurer Will Pace faces a grand jury on Saturday to answer misdemeanor charges in office. The case centers on alleged graft and corruption linked to the Kephart affair, drawing attention from local officials and residents.
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Kephart Hinges On State Treasury Billing Case
Kepharty claims all funds accounted for as grand jury indicts former State Treasurer in a Pennsylvania case. Prosecutors allege negligent and corrupt handling of state finances. defense contends audits show no loss and errors in bookkeeping. Proceedings follow an audit by the auditor general and a public hearing exposing accounting flaws.
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Main
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George Aller
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Preliminary Fight in Raul Case Ends
Chicago surveillance reports the preliminary clash in the Raul case concluding today as Judge Wilkerson weighs whether to allow the government to pursue extreme remedies and whether an injunction should be modified if the government wins. The next steps include calling witnesses and limiting further evidence to shape a possible permanent injunction.
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Chicago
Daugherty
James
Wilkerson
Sai
Shopimen
Mike
Lloyd George Denounced by Moslem Tribes in Calcutta
Calcutta reports thousands of Moslems denounced Lloyd George after a pilgrimage to mosques where prayers were offered for Mustapha Kemal. The crowd called it a conspiracy to erase Turkey from history and vowed not to tolerate Lloyd George or his policy.
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Calcutta
Mustapha Kemoni
Thorne
Aspirants to Senate Face Bonus Test
Washington Sept 21 The soldier bonus, placed with the tariff bill as a major political issue, was upheld by President Harding's veto after Senate vote. The outcome leaves bonus advocates claiming fall Senate candidates must pass the "bonus test" while Harding is backed by a four-vote margin. The veto signals potential financial peril if the bonus is pressed.
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United Press
Washington
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Congress
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Bons
Shortage of Water Closes Paper Mill
Shortage of water forces suspension of operations at the paper mill in Ribgway Ta Sep. The entire mill reports curtailment with several departments idle due to inadequate water supply. Unless rainfall improves, complete suspension of works is expected.
Harding Signs Tariff Bill At Midnight
President Harding signed the tariff bill at seven minutes after eleven, closing a two year fight. The ceremony occurred with Senators McCumber and House members Fordney presenting pens, while Fordney led the argument for the Dill. Observers included Tory Parker and Ways and Means members as the bill became law.
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Washington
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Harding
Steator McCumber
North Dakota
Representative Fordsey
Michigan
Congress
McCumber
Fordney
Alan
Tory Parker
Flonse Ways and Means
Harry
Longiny
Turkey Holds Key To Peace Deliberations
Paris reports say revived Near East peace talks hinge on Mustafa Kemal's demand to occupy Eastern Thrace during settlement. Britain and France dispute the Turkish nationalist insistence while Chanak forces and neutral zone tensions threaten to derail the conference.
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Sivies
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Kemal
Eral
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Lond Corson
Lloyd George
Clirton
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Congress Prepares to Quit Capital for Campaign Break
Washington dispatch reports Congress moving to adjourn and return only in December if needed, amid plans for reelection campaigns. House members departed to campaign while Senate debates major bills like the Iberian fund, anti lynching, and deficiency measures, with opposition varying. President Harding hesitates on recalling Congress before the November election, hinting at a possible November adjournment and a special session only if summoned.
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