CER MAL TROOPS LEAVE NEUTRAL ZONE
In a rapidly worsening situation nationalist leader is given 48 hours to comply with demands or Allied forces will advance on CER MAL troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
1
Britons Hold in Readiness as Kemal Mulls Neutral Zone
Allied officials report Turkish nationalist forces threatening a 48 hour deadline for withdrawal to a neutral zone near Chanak on the Dardanelles. British commander Sir Charles Irwin orders readiness and possible invasion if terms fail. Estimates say 3,000 Turkish troops near Smyrna with reinforcements en route. Constantinople reports a Turkish march toward the neutral zone as western powers seek a peaceful resolution.
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United
Pro Indon
Smyrna Tuiday
Mustapha Kemal
Rey
Chanak
Dardis Lens
Charles Inguin
Chandke
Nan Beer Nati
Kemal
Sonal i
Smyrna
Ariting
Constantinople
Pers
Constantin
Hamid Bey
Chanaris
Went
Tinsi
Rum Runners Frontiers Plans In Cabinet Talks
Fragmentary notes describe efforts to address rum running at the frontiers of the British empire and describe anticipated discussions with President Harding and the cabinet. The report mentions legal actions and measures to control liquor transport aboard United States Shipping Board vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros Asttingson
Ted Staten
Rander
Aquor
United Es
Fragmented obituary fragment on Dr Hall and Mille Mille
A garbled passage reports statements by Mrs Mille Opie and James Mille about the murder of a millionaire pastor Haward Wheeler Hall. The text shows readers the speaker’s claim of public contention and affection toward Dr Hall, with unclear surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Brunswick
Dr. Hall
Inquest Tonight Into Death of Union Man
Deputy Coroner Vari Tannell postpones the inquest into the death of a union man after an accident on Saturday night. The hearing is rescheduled for this evening at 8 o'clock at the court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Olds
Robert Munros
Enon City
Vari Tannell Deerewd
State DAR Conference Held in Erie Next Week
The annual Daughters of the American Revolution state conference of Pennsylvania convenes in Erie starting Monday evening October 2, with Presque Isle Chapter hosting. The program includes character sketches, receptions by Regent Mis Snenk A Reed, a motor trip to Waterford, a juvenile tribute, and meetings at the Lawrence hotel with Brookfield Chapter participation. Delegates from Corry include C Warnes and J Young among others. turnout encouraged for all Daughters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Thuralay
Annaie
Mise Snenk A. Reed
Waterford
Washington
Port de Boollin
Lawrence On
Wall
City Briefs From Corry Motorists Collision
Corry motorists returning from Pints Field were involved in a late evening accident when two cars owned by Yitn Coe Ral and Warren Satoata collided. Two occupants sustained minor injuries, with others escaping serious harm as both vehicles were badly damaged. Old Man Winter visited the city with freezing temperatures. Corry Rotary Culture members plan a gathering in Erie tomorrow afternoon, many traveling by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pints Field
Yitncoe Ral
Warren Satoata
Hearing on rail strike injunction in October
United Prov Chicago reports a hearing date set for October to decide whether a permanent injunction against the railroad workers strike will be issued. Judge Wilkerson said no action until that date, while the parties pursue possible settlements and discuss rights to appeal under the public interest law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prov
Chicago
Gutoberth
Jude Fares My Wilkerson
Genera
Aire
Wilkerson
Supreme Court
Senator Tom Watson dies in Georgia Solon
United Press reports Senator Tom Watson of Georgia died at his Thomson home from acute asthma after years of illness. He was 68, a flamboyant Populist voice in national affairs, famed for fiery rhetoric and advocacy of Southern causes. Funeral plans place his burial in Thomson, Georgia, with a large family surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tom Watson
Georgia
Watson
Henatenant Winslay
Wats
Thomasin
AV. A. Watson
John Cutt
Thomson
House
Wditer
Near East policies approved and shopmen fight urged
United Pros reports the cabinet at the White House approves near east policy moves. It cites cautions to enforcement against looser liquor seizures beyond offshore limits and backing allied demands to keep Dardanelles and Marmora waters open to commerce. Also notes a push to curb railroad shopmen via the Supreme Court if they press the Daugherty injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pros
Wasilington
United States
Wilkerson
Chicago
Daugherty
Dehia
Bus Lines May Force Railroad Quit Operation
Sept 20 Franklin. Passenger train service on the Lake Hine Clarion and Franklin railroad between Franklin and Clarion will discontinue. Tug Vines between Clarion and City are per ad by the Public Service Commission. The railroad has notified the conclusion that the trains turned them from a several day motor and are not paying now. A key trip skied included Clarion Jefferson would aye to brain.
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Franklin
Lake Hine
Clarion
QU City
Public Service Commission
Har Hr
Mra Sugene Rhodes
Traina
Jefferson
Brain
Ak & Ae Buen Trinen
Blk Cotintien
Hockenberry badly hurt in Salamanca railroad yard incident
Bart Hockenberry 31 of this town is in critical condition at Salamanca hospital after being found unconscious near the westbound Erie line in the Salamanca yards Sunday evening. Police and doctors report severe chest bruises and head injuries with uncertain prognosis. mystery surrounds how he sustained them as relatives cope with lack of clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Hockenberry
Salamanca
Hockenberry
Dunkle
Saletanca
Washington Hockenberry
Henry Hollis
North Center Street
Hollis Hone
Erie
Horkenberry
Tieup on Great Lakes Looms
Cleveland news reports the Lake Mariners Association and Lake Seamen's Union prepare for a strike set to begin October 1. Sailors are already leaving ships at their home ports amid mounting tensions and potential fleet disruptions on the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey Unita Rresay
Cleveland
Lake Seamen's Union of the
Harding to Name Coal Commission Next Week
President Harding will name the members of the Coal Commission under the Borah bill next week, announced from the White House. Nominations from operators and miners are being sought for representatives, though the president is not bound to appoint anyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Washington
Harding
Coal Commission
White House
Hinedinig
Mrs Tiernan Collapses During Paternity Hearing
Mrs Aiquity Tiernan collapsed at her home amid the paternity hearing against Harry Poylits. Doctors advised rest as the session proceeded today. Tiernan, after a tumultuous yesterday, had earlier accused Paulin of denying the charges and faced renewed questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waited Press
Bend
Tad
Aiquity Tiernan
Harry Poylits
Tirmman
Pinchot And Reed Planned Stop In Erie City
Republican candidates Gifford Pinchot and David A Reed plan visits to Erie informing crowds. Pinchot will speak in Corry and Erie, later addressing residents in Erie County and nationwide campaign stops. Reed expected to join Pinchot and deliver remarks amid the gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Reed
Senate
Ray
Gifford Binnhul
Corry
Eric
Pinchot
Pares
Ana
Williams
Lawrence
David
Reed
United States Senate
Piichey Party
Russia Not Recognize Near East Peace News
A parsimonious Soviet statement from Moscow notes Russia will not recognize a Near East peace accord without participation. The report mentions talks held abroad and hints at broader diplomatic friction. Elizabeth Mead is cited in a casual reference as she attended events.
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Moscow
Seni
Ranetusian
Hastertymare
Rian
Midet
Ijtaly
Anniversary of Argonne Battle Remembrance
A four year old anniversary recalls the Argonne Battle of September 26 1914 marked by veterans and local memory. The text reflects on the events, the soldiers from Core boys and others, and the wartime experiences that shaped later months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reptember
Werther
Argonne
Ivision
Ngo
Fraudulent Bounty Plot Uncovered in Pennsylvania Case
In a criminal court in Harrisburg a man known as George Kling alias HE Russel was tried for illegal bounty claims. He received a 16 year sentence plus fines for perjury and related charges after allegedly collecting thousands of dollars by misrepresenting wild animal bounties. Prosecution said he billed the Game Commission for bounties on wildcats, shipping pelts from New York markets to Pennsylvania, with shipments passing through Wyoming, Bradford, Laverne and Lackawanna counties. Evidence included a statement confessing prior use of the scheme in western states. The defendant planned to resume activity after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisho RG
Pennsylvania
George Kling
HE Russel
He Hing
Iitseaelles
Suypendud Grervile Jug Jing
Ignemetdiately
King
New York
Wilkie Barre
Wits Sant
Wits Seyidinae
Wyoming
Braiford
Laverne
Unekawanna
Game Commission
Beth Gordon
Torlay
Free Bed Establishment in Corry Hospital Memorial
Melanies M Place of Washington establishes a free bed in Corry Hospital in memory of his mother the late Burnee Place. The arrangement provides for perpetual maintenance and benefits those unable to pay for hospital care while the donor bears medical attendance costs. A commemorative tablet is inscribed in Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
Melanies M
Washington
Yamars
Burnee Placy
Indy
Place
Corryho Heirs Noted in Ping Grove Cemetery Records
Fragmentary OCR mentions a burial at Ping Grove Cemetery and references heirs of Corryho. Details are unreadable. key names and exact relations cannot be determined from the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Eitlaenn
Corryho
PREE BED Dedication to the Memory of BUNCE PLACE
The notice honors BUNCE and commends Mr Place for his generous gift to the Corry Hospital. It notes that others may follow this example and establish similar charitable efforts within the hospital ward, aided by his benevolence and public spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunce
Cory
Hanks
Place
Corry Hospital
Plies
New Lights In Operation In Corry This Oct
Corry City Electric Light Company to begin installing Corrys white way next week with aim to have system in operation by October 10. Supply shipments of globes nearly complete while work on actual installation continues. First lights expected on Cann Piojgant Street to the park on Center Street with ornamental lighting planned for the park. Commerce committee seeks subscriptions to extend system toward the park as a first step toward broader citywide rollout. Citizens view the project as a potential opening move toward widespread installation in the business district. Two lights at the intersection of Washington Street have been operating with strong taxpayer approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Corry City
Center Street
Wale Ander Plany
Charny Fe Nl Commerce Committee
Te Fusiness
Citsen
Washington Street
Jealous Wife Suspect in New Jersey Slayings
A report from New Brunswick authorities states a jealous woman may have murdered Raye Edward Wheaterall and Mrs. Jaren Mills, coworkers at a church project. Detectives say evidence points to a fatal shooting near a farm fence, with testimonies suggesting jealousy as the motive and the killer acting alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press New Brunswick
Edward Wheaterall
Jaren Mills
St. John
Todlay
Pitty Farm
Warian
Vehioa
Detectivic
Mutor Strickler
Sore
Welles
Ban Liquor Seizure Outside 3 Mile Lima
United Press reports enforcement actions near the 3 mile limit directed at prohibitions. FBI decisions announced at Arbibe Hens describe searches of ships for contraband beyond standard boundaries.
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Lima
United Pres
Washington
Thas
FBI
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Livitiah
Frontier
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Jerry
Winter
Solon
Great Lakes
Tiernan
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Russia
Minx Elheabeth Mead
Hunice Place
Corry City Electric Light Company
Jersey
Revs Hall
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