Balkan War Y Break At Any Moment Attacks Signal Outbreak
Reportes describe air merak attacks and heavy shelling as British and Turkish forces mobilize. Mustapha Kemal’s lines and British naval strength swell along the Dardanelles as troops concentrate near Smyrna and Chanak, signaling a potential widening of hostilities.
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United Prest
Constantinople
Smyrna
Chanak
Dardanelles
uFks
Hee Tong
Ie Politiens
Yuan Weil
Monssur
Mount Bain
Corry Nurses Attend Conference at Oil City
Corry nurses represented at a live conference in Oil City with attendance from Corry Alumnae. Dr Ya jucone of Grand View Sanitarium spoke on tuberculosis while Mid West Whavis and State Board of Examiners from Philadelphia gave ethics insights. Anna Lauele chosen as delegate to State Convention in Wilkes-Barre on November 1. Next meeting planned for Wilkes-Barre.
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Hennaylyaia
Wan-Woll
Heli
Rladelphia
Mura Nea Meleusy
State Hospital
Warton Pa
Seattle
Washgto Kaye
Very
Ya Jucone
Grand View Sanitarium
Shany
Anna Lauele
Wilkinbarre
Penn
Giant dirigible C2 departs El Paso for transcontinental run
United Press reports the huge dirigible C2 left El Paso after overnight repairs by mechanics. The craft, hailed as a great new test, was to fly next to Yuma Arizona with the aim of proceeding to Nogales, weather and fuel considerations permitting.
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United Press
Elpaso
Texas
Rad Tor
Yum
Avizcon
Nogales
Tariff Bill Enforcements Face Senate Scrutiny
Washington dispatch reports the tariff law drawing widespread inquiries and complaints from local governments and citizens. The State Department indicated the Foreign Relations Committee will review the issues as a special session looms in November, assessing how the measure operates at midnight start and its broad trade impact.
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United Prose
Washington
Torbigg
State Department
Kapivn
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Met
Congress
Bath
Collapse of Soviet Parley Hints at Breakup of Talks
Article reports uncertain hopes for a Russia Japan Far Eastern conference. It notes Russia’s stance on Sayhalein evacuation, possible indemnity for the Nicky Jaivak massacre, and hints that no significant settlement would be reached for now.
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Unite Prom
TORIO
Russia
Tapan
Japan
Rusesia
Runyla
Nicky Jaivak
Ras
Rei
Allies Confer to Avert Turkish War
Paris reports an Allied conference drafting terms for Near East peace with Mustafa Kemal and Turkish Nationalists. Lord Curzon and Premier Poincare planned a meeting to review outlines of the terms and invite Kemal to the peace parley.
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Unitea Presa
Paris
Lord Curzon
Winownend
Ewat
Sen
Mustapha Kemal
Ing Drpad
Hoys
Chapel Car St Paul visits Corry for touring worship
The Catholic Church Extension Society operated steel chapel car St Paul tours near the express office and will be open to visitors today and tomorrow. Rev Patrick Griffin will conduct Mass daily and explain the car’s features including a library dining room and priest quarters. The tour continues to Jamestown and nearby cities with visitors invited.
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Rene Ug
St. Paul
Corry
Msrle
Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago
Denny
Alvin
Patric Grif
Cony
Jamnestown
Ord Plant Reopens Amid Staffing and Supply Struggles
Detroit report shows the Ord Plant reopening under pressure as 70,000 workers arrive and 25,000 orders backlog. the Mord company plants at Dearborn Highland Park River Rouge and others faced blasts and 7,000 workers starving at midnight. Extra shifts planned to catch up while Lincoln plant resumes operations.
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Annal
Detroit
Mick
Kentucky
West Virginia
Mord Company
Dears ‘Horn
Highland Park
River Rouge
Juhville
Gang Mit
Cary
Henry Bord
Lincoln
Death in Mineola: coroner rules bullet wound unintentional
In Mineola on September 2, coroner's physician Dr. Jacques testified that Edith Lava's bullet wound through the head was not self inflicted and not a personal safety issue. He described Creasy as sitting quietly in the back of Smith Fuse, claiming the gun was taken from his pocket by Edith. He asserted there was no struggle for possession.
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Mineola
Edith Lava
Funeral Services for Mrs. Henrietta Bush
Funeral services for Mrs. Henrietta Bush were held Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 at the DeLocke home. A scriptural service was led by Rev. Inger. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Attendants included Starr Babbitt, James P. Brown, and relatives from Jamestown and nearby towns.
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Henrietta Bush
Val Bush
Jamestowne
P. Bush
Sturge Babbitt
Syarreit
May charge Daugherty with fraud in hearings
A report notes possible fraud charges against Daugherty as the Judiciary Committee and Representative Woodward consider actions. Wondruff sent a letter to Rep Ketlar outlining readiness to testify when hearings resume on Doverbor and to present evidence about alleged misconduct at the Department of Justice and war fraud prosecutions.
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PP Wassington
Dauierty
Totes Judicary Committee
Woodnd
Miligant
Doctor Donnelly in City Health Visit Plans Family Aid
Dr J Dannelly of the State Department of Health visited the city with Miss Feliu Sullivan to inspect child health concerns at a local center. The effort aims to arrange treatment and aid with state support, with Dr Tomrel expected to return in about two months. Mrs Plank Anderson returned from Tie Anne after visiting friends. Warren P Clark of Hadley, a farmer, is dead.
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J. Dannelly
State Department of Healt
Feliu Sullivan
State Department
Sullivan
Tomrell
Hia Ity
Plank Andersn
Tieanne
Gallins
Warren P
Clark
Hadiy
Corry Ite
FIND THE WOMAN LATEST CLUE IN DOUBLE MURDER
United Press reports on a double murder investigation in New Brunswick on September 22. Investigators seek the woman connected to the crime who may hold key details about the killings and future actions.
Corry Manis Hurt In Auto Crash Report
Indianapolis dispatch details injuries to Corry Manis and others after a highway collision. Authorities described the crash sequence and noted local officials would review the evidence while listing names, locations, and the calendar context surrounding the incident.
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Corry Manis
Death blamed on nitro blast in oil town tragedy
Alfred Weed, once of Corry, died near Hominy after a nitroglycerin blast killed four hundred quarts of explosive. He had worked for Standard Turnbuckla, was known for wrestling prowess, and later faced unspecified charges while incarcerated in Clarion jail awaiting release.
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Feleerse
Alfred W. Weed
Hominy
Olin
Corry
Oklahoinn
Tha
Standard ‘Turnbuckla Company
Weed
Troops Sent to Near East Reviewed by Duke
London Sept 22 The second Grenadier Guards and the third Coldstream Guards were ordered to the Near East. The Duke of Connaught reviewed the troops as they sailed, wishing them Godspeed and an early return. Royal messengers will maintain their regimental traditions and discipline.
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London
Grenadier Guards
Near East
Sday
Duke of Connaught
Surette Carenaitiers
Corry Autoist Arrested in Youngsville Case
A Corry motorist was arrested in Youngsville for speeding and resisting an officer after failing to heed a 25 mile speed limit and evading Constable Simpson. The man, taken to Justice Posey M. Smith’s court in Youngsville, faced a $210 fine for speeding and $28 for resisting arrest with additional costs cited.
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Youngsville
L Castor
Yourpaville
GS Smpsen
Warigd
Warren
Constable Simpson
Constalle Simpson
Ake
Corey
Deive
Justice of the Peae
Reush
Phode
Sevral
Pastor
Aimek
Siihomik
Keri
Frey
Castor
I the Posey M. Smith
Hughes Speeds Home From L A on Maryland
Ship Maryland returns to New York after a run from Los Angeles to cover 440 miles by noon Thursday. The vessel maintains an average speed around 19 knots as it traverses the coast and over the open sea, with expectant authorities noting a steady pace throughout the voyage.
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Maryland
Eck
Seretore
Hughes
New York
Rio
Inas Inots Pee Howe
Corry Girl Succumbs After Operation
Elise Bila Vail died at the Palle Institute aged five after an operation. Survived by mother Mrs Tena Vail and Mrs R O Spencer of Seabreeze plus Mrs AG Barnett of Eric, grandfather Van Sencar of this city. Body sent home by Ul 2:20 train to 10 North Centar Street. Funeral Saturday at 4 2:80. burial in Ping Grove beside her father Ira.
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Elise Bila Vail
Palle Institute
Tena Vail
Tory
R. O. Spencer
Seabreess
AG Barnett
Eric
van Sencar
Hher
North Centar Istredt
Ping Grove Gry
Ira
Prohibition Enforcement Costs 125 Dead So Far
United Press reports 125 enforcement deaths since the war on rum runners as Gaines estimates. Fewer than 40 state and local officers killed. over 3,500 wounded. Officials say many agents killed while fighting bootleggers, with dangers likened to soldiers on the firing line.
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United Press
Washington
Prohibition
Dagan
Gaines
Petterslgents
Musicipad
Haynes
Moire
Itaynes
United Dress Haynes
Salex
Georgia
Tennessee
Oregon
Mississippa
Virginia
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arkansas
New Jersey
Palituri
Kentucke
North
Prone
Anti Profiteering and Coal Bill Signed in Washington
President Harding signed the anti profiteering measure and the coal industry investigation bill. The legislation grants sweeping powers to halt price rises, regulate coal cars, and appoint a commission to study anthracite and bituminous sectors. Congress acted to prevent a repeat of the 1922 strikes.
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Unitea Treati
Washington
Congress
Comagras
Harding
Columbus Day Dance Planned by Local Knights Assembly
Plans approved by the Fourth Degree Assembly of Knights in Columbus to host a Columbus Day dance on October 12 in Cate Hall. Committees set to run the event with various specialties and entertainment, aiming for a successful evening.
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Deine Spade
Roney
Fourth Degree Assembly
Loval Kaxighta
Columbus
Columby
Catee Hall
Strang
Services in memory of Malia B Smith
Funeral services for Malia B Smith were held yesterday afternoon at 1 in East Pleasant Street. Rev Aly Stockham officiated a prayer service and steered remarks. Burial followed at Pine Cemetery. Bearers included Neng, By huylet, Fred Lauer, Ralph By, W Curtis, Depew, and Cowles. Relatives and friends from Bradford, Jamestown, Randolph, Randolph Me, Holbrook, and Bairview attended.
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Nalla Bentley Smith
East Pleasant Street
Aly Stockham
Taterment
Pine Cemetery
Huylet
Fred Lauer
Ralph Byis W. Curtis
D A
Depew
Cowless
Mirs-Al
Bradford
Claude Smith
Jamestown
Mee Champlin
Randolph
Mea
Holbrook
Randolph Young
Bairview
Northrop
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