U S Warships Ordered to Turkish Waters Amid Turkish Push
United Press reports a sharp crisis as Kemalists ignore the Allied neutral zone around the Dardanelles. Turkish troops mass near Constantinople while British detachments move south toward Chanak. The situation grows tense with fears of a mosque uprising and potential bombardment of Gallipoli.
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Downing Street
Erie Train Delays Expected to End Soon
Settlement of the shopmen strike on the British railroad announced at Youngstown promises an early end to delays in the eastbound passenger train arrival. Westbound trains run two to five hours late. morning No. 3 delayed beyond 8 am. Southbound and New York arrivals suffer two to four hours lateness. Mrs Theo Goring and daughter Tibundr return to Erie from Terie after city visit. Charles Edwards returns from Oil City.
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Uncle Sam Faces Big Financial Problem
Washington reports Uncle Sam must tackle a deep fiscal shortfall this year and may raise over 2.2 million dollars to cover deficits and maturities. Officials warn more than 1.5 billion must be secured by year’s end, with a 900 million dollar Victory Note redemption due December 15.
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Girl pleads to governor in New Jersey murder
Charlotte Mille, 18, the daughter of Mrs. Hall, pleads to Gov. Edwards for help solving the New Brunswick murder of her mother and the related slaying. She asks the governor to use his power as investigators struggle to identify the killer amid fear of political gang influence.
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Miller Renominated for Governor by Republican State Convention
Albany Sept 28 Nathan L. Miller was renominated as the Republican candidate for reelection by the state convention in session today. The nomination affirms Miller's bid amid party support and long-standing governance.
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Destroyers to Leave Norfolk in a Few Days
United Press reports 12 American destroyers ordered to rush to Turkish waters to protect American interests as the Near East crisis deepens. Navy officials say ships will depart within days, reach Turkish waters in two to three weeks, while Britain and Greece react to Kemal’s stance and potential conference talks.
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Europe on edge as Balkan powers face war threat
Paris dispatch reports Europe as a tinder box with nations near wider conflict over Thrace Turco Greek tensions. Yugoslav aid to defend Thrace and fear Bulgaria entering war loom, prompting speculation Romania could align with Greece and shift regional power dynamics.
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Dairies found sanitary in Corry inspections say
Health Officer Dunkle announced today that dairies furnishing milk in Corry were found in sanitary condition after inspection trips. Only two cows were reported by Veterinarian Bennett as affected, with dairy lines awaiting completion of inspections this week.
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Proclamation Calls Weeklong Fire Preven tion Cleanups
A citywide proclamation designates October 1 as opening week for a campaign to clean up and reduce fire hazards. Residents urged to banish weeds, tidy yards, streets, alleys, attics and cellars, repair buildings, and maintain order to protect against winter dangers. Mayor Alexander invites all ages to participate and avoid slackers.
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Drought Strains Water Supplies Across Oil City Region
Severe drought grips Corry Water area causing grass fires and threatened water furnaces in Waterford and Johnsonburg. Wig paper mills shut, other industries cut output as wells run low. Oil City faces dwindling reservoir levels and warns residents to curb usage to avoid import of river water within hours. Local alert stresses immediate rainfall relief is needed.
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Worlds Largest Triplane Nears Trial Flight
Dayton reports work on the Burning Bomber at Wilbur Wright field, mounting cannons and machine guns. The leviathan, powered by six Liberty motors and carrying 2000 gallons of gasoline, aims to fly by November 30 with a range from New York to San Francisco and one stop at Omaha. Built for the United States government under a New Jersey contractor, the English designer Barting leads the project.
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Fort Explodes After Lightning Strikes Powder Magazine
A fort near Spetia blasted when lightning hit the powder magazine, killing more than 100 and injuring hundreds. The San Tefensis town was wrecked, bodies were mangled, and many occupants were soldiers. Rescue teams rushed to the site as the blast shattered homes and drew crowds from surrounding areas.
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Brooks rink to reopen under Barry Teers
Barry Teers has leased the Brooks garage building second floor and will open a skating rink there. Teers previously ran a rink at Midway Park for several seasons and now plans special entertainments for the opening.
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Benefit Dance at State Armory Tonight for Legion Band
A large crowd is expected at the State Armory for a benefit dance supporting the American Legion band. A brass prelude concert will begin at 8 o'clock, with dancing to follow as the orchestra plays into the night. United Press reports on Civil War era remarks by Confederate veterans.
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Harding Seeks President for World Series Attendance
Washington report says Dave Bancroft captain of the New York Giants called at the White House to invite President Harding to attend the World Series. Bancroft indicated Harding was unsure of leaving Washington but expressed expectation that the Yankees would win.
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George II Sworn Greek Monarch in Athens Installment
In Athens on September 8 the crown prince was sworn as King George II to succeed a fugitive ruler. A revolutionary committee led by General Papoulas presided, pledging to defend Thrace from Kemalists and to exile King Constantine and family to an unknown country, possibly Switzerland, with plans to restore him later. George II, aged 42, tall and strong, had naval training and a scholarly bent, and reportedly accepted the throne to honor his late father’s wishes.
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Erie shopmen strike settled in Youngstown agreement reached
United Press reports Erie railroad shopmen's strike ending after a conference in Youngstown. The plan allows all Erie shop workers to resume July 1 under conditions satisfactory to both sides, with the Baltimore agreement guiding seniority rights and shop operations to proceed normally next week.
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Next Worle
Crash on Findley Road Sparks Reckless Driving Call
Last night another Findley Lake crash occurred on Findley Road with two vehicles involved. Police could not identify the participants, but two young men and a woman were involved and escaped unharmed. The wrecked car was brought to the city by passing motorists, and concerns over frequent crashes on the highway prompted calls for action.
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