Greece Granted Free Hand With Turkey Control
Boulogne reports Greece was given liberty to shape military measures toward Turkey after Hythe conference. Premiers and advisers say rapid action is needed as Kemal's Nationalist forces near the Dardanelles. French and British troops and the fleet will concentrate to defend Constantinople and the straits. Delegates believe the measures will suffice to handle the danger.
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Boulogne
Greece
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Straits
Encampment Moves to Indianapolis for G A R Meet
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be held in Indianapolis the week of September 19 instead of September 26, with Atlantic City no longer hosting after a national executive committee decision. The gathering was previously set for Atlantic City and earlier announced for Columbus.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlantic City
National Executive Committee
Railroad Workers To Receive Permanent Wage Increase
Chicago reports the United States railroad labor board expects a decision within three weeks granting railroad workers a permanent wage increase, according to board members.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
100000 Packages Found in Paris Post Bags
Y M C A investigators discovered more than 100,000 American parcel post parcels at French ports undelivered for months. The find highlights delays in transatlantic mail and draws attention to wartime logistics.
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Paris
Markets Report Portland Seattle Prices For Farm Goods
Portland markets show prices for feed hay oats potatoes butter eggs and livestock. In Portland white feed at 69 per ton, Timothy 34 per ton, alfalfa 20, potatoes 0.51 per pound, butter at 65 cents, eggs 38 cents per dozen, hens 18 to 25 cents, best steers 11 to 11.5, hogs 15 to 16 dollars, lambs around 11.60 to 12. Sheep and other livestock also listed. Seattle values include timothy 47 per ton, alfalfa 46, Yakima gems 210 per ton, butter fat 55.5 cents, eggs 37 to 41 cents, hogs 15.75 to 16.26, hens dressed 30 to 31 cents live 23 to 31 cents, steers 11.75 to 12.25.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Chicago Riots Over Burning Flag Leave Two Dead
In Chicago's south side a flag burning during a Black to Africa parade sparked a riot. Two white men were killed and several black residents including a black policeman injured as shots rang out near Thirty-fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. Police say Abyssinian paraders carried a green yellow flag.
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Chicago
South Side
Black Belt
Thirty-fifth Street
Idiana Avenue
Africa
James B. Owens
Owens
Joseph Hoyt
Calvin Hazelbaker for County Assessor on Republican ticket
Calvin Hazelbaker announces candidacy for county assessor on the Republican ticket. He thanks supporters, says he will govern with impartial regard to Idaho laws, and pledges public service to be courteous and diligent. He is the 24th Assessor for Idaho County.
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Idaho
Calvin Hazelbaker
Idaho County
Riots in Londonderry Leave Several Feared Dead
Five persons were killed and ten seriously wounded in Londonderry riot on Saturday night. About 100 others were wounded less severely, with an incendiary attack burning a large store. Nationalists and Unionists clashed for hours as troops were called out, and many with minor wounds went home untreated. The nationalist side was less armed but defended vigorously.
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Londonderry
Chicago Aims to Make City Wool Center of America
At a Wool Growers and Bankers conference Chicago officials and the American Wool Growers association proposed naming a committee to push the plan before Washington. The measure would finance the 1920 wool clip with 100 million dollars annually, previously funded by Boston banks forced to yield to other demands.
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Chicago
America
Washington
American Wool Growers’ Association
Boston
Lawmakers Start West Tour Of 18 National Parks In West
Members of the appropriation committee led by Rep. James W. Good of Iowa and officials from the reclamation and national park service depart Chicago on a Sunday night tour to inspect 18 national parks and reclamation projects in the west.
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Chicago
Appropriations Committee
House
James W. Good
Iowa
Reclamation and
National Park Service
Champ Clark Nominated for President at National Convention
Montgomery City Missouri reports that Congress man Champ Clark of the Ninth Missouri district will be placed in nomination for president at the Democratic national convention.
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Champ Clark
Montgomery City
Missouri
Britain Will Not Recognize Irish Republic Says Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George told railway workers that Britain will never agree to an Irish republic unless it is crushed. The remark frames a hard line against Irish independence during the delegation visit in London.
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Britain
London
Lloyd George
Aliens From West Deported to New York
A shipment of aliens listed as undesirables and anarchists, recently received from Oregon California Idaho and Illinois, were deburied on outgoing weasels here.
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West
New York
Oregon
California
Idaho
Ilinois
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American Federation of Labor
Department of Justice
Portland
L. B. Hill
Lewiston
Hoene
First National Bank
Randall
Simon Bros
Butchers
Cottonwood, Idaho
The
Cottonwood Chronicle
U.S
U. S. Chain
Usce
U. S
U. S. Tires
EPA
United States
Central Garage
Grangeville, Idaho
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