Kemal Pasha gains dictatorial powers in Turkey war move
The Turkish National Assembly at Angora extends Kemal Pasha's dictatorship and authorizes him to continue the war. Reports say Kemal plans to seize the Dardanelles end of week, with British ships concentrating at Constantinople and Chanak. Evacuations, famine, and terror mark Smyrna as relief workers struggle amid strife.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Angora
Kemal Pasha
Dardanelles
Malta
Chanak
Rhodes
Jugo-Slavia
Uskuh
Siberia
Pirol
Greece
Smyrna
Kendall Seeks Priority for Cereals Alongside Coal
Des Moines reports Gov. Kendall urged moving cereals onto the priority list with coal to secure rail cars amid a car shortage. He criticized high coal prices from Illinois and Kentucky operators and urged Iowa to use local coal to sustain demand and miner employment.
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Kendall
Illinois
Kentucky
Postmasters in Midwest Towns
Postmaster General Work announced the appointment of Grant KB. Miller as acting postmaster at Cleveland Ohio to succeed William G. Murphy whose term expired. Nominations for postmasters included Ray H. Weisbred Richmond Indiana Charles S. Lewis Davenport Iowa Homer A. Roth Ottumwa Iowa Walter E. Banyea Benton Harbor Michigan and Fred Reaman Jackson Michigan.
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Washington, D. C
Work
Post Office
Grant KB. Miller
Cleveland
William G. Murphy
Cleveland Post Office
Ray H. Weisbred
Richmond
Ind
Charles S. Lewis
Davenport
Homer A. Roth
Ottumwa
Walter E. Banye
Japs to Urge Free Port in Hawaii at Pacific Parley
Tokio dispatch says Japanese delegates to the Pan Pacific conference in Honolulu will press for a free port for Hawaii and the removal of coastwise restrictions across Pacific territories. The move aims to accelerate trade and maritime access in Pacific lands.
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Hawaii
Pacific
Tokio
Honolulu
Re Elect Glapp Head of the Post Masters
John Clapp of Beach Grove Indiana was re elected president of the Postmaster's League in San Francisco. Chattanooga was chosen as the next meeting site. Chas Cate of Iowa was elected vice president.
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Glapp
San Francisco
Perss
John Clapp
Beach Grove
Indiana
Postmaster’s League
Chattanooga
Chas, Cate
Iowa
Weather outlook for Chicago bid fair and warm
Chicago weather indications forecast fair tonight and Thursday with increasing warmth. Winds from the northwest affect the city tonight and Thursday, with the northwest portion experiencing warmer conditions.
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Chicago
Weather Record for Sept 12–20 Observations
Local observations by Dr. H M Stanley cover 24 hours to 7 am with highs and lows from Sept 12 to Sept 20 and daily rainfall. Notable figures include high 72 on Sept 13 and rain 0.78 inches on Sept 14 with other days showing no rain. Temperature at 1 pm today reported as 63 degrees.
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H. M. Stanley
Boy Two Drowns After Following Dog to Creek
In Mount Vernon Ohio on Sept 20 a two year old, son of Robert French, wandered to a creek a short distance from home while following a pet dog. The child slipped into knee deep water and drowned. the dog guided the parents to the body.
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Mount Vernon
Vhl
Robert French
Withdraw State Troops Gradually From Kansas Cities
Topeka Kansas Sept 20 Shooting of a Rock Island shopman at Herrington and a bombing at Horton, plus daily disturbances at rail centers, lead officials to believe the strike may be over but its sentiment lingers. Adjt Gen Charles I. Martin says troops will be withdrawn gradually from five guarding cities.
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Topeka
Kas
Rock Island
Herrington
Horton
Kansas
Adjt
Charles I. Martin
Identification Easier Than Was Expected
Jackson Calif Sept 20 All the dead of the Argonaut were expected to be taken out of the mine tonight. Nine bodies were brought out yesterday and the other thirty six bodies still in the mine are to be laid beside them at the Kennedy pit. Identification is proving much easier than was expected.
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Jackson
Calif
Associated Press
Argonaut
Kennedy Pit
Witt Steps On Bottle Not Hit In New York Game
St. Louis reports Whity Witt, New York Americans center fielder, stepped on a bottle that flew up and struck his head. Spectator J P Hon says he will file a affidavit and is not seeking the $2000 reward for the bottle thrower.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
Whity Witt
New York Americans
J. P. Hon
Hon
Davit
Yau
Seeks Insurance on Man Believed Dead
In Grundy county court Mrs. Maude Ely of Wilmington sues to recover 25 000 in life insurance on her husband Dr W R Ely once of Arison City. Ely vanished after Chicago murder claims, body never found, blood stained cap found. insurers denied payout. Trial will test whether Ely was murdered or alive.
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Bloomington
Grundy County
Maude Ely
Wilmington
W. KR. Ely
Arison City
Ely
Chicago
No Attempt to Jail Constable
The special grand jury in Marion Illinois notes Constable John Kelley of Ziegler Illinois remains free two weeks after indictment. The jury will hear why he and other defendants were not arrested and will also review why eleven of thirty-eight murder defendants remain at large, some unknown to authorities and others believed to have fled.
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Marion
John Kelley
Ziegler
Liberty
John Stewart
Kelley
U S Officials Deport Men Wanted by German Police
New York Sept 20 Arthur Hill man and Victor Malucha German citizen wanted by German police were hurried on board the Resolute by armed deportation officers just before the vessel sailed for Plymouth Boulogne and Hamburg They arrived shortly before a guard from Galveston Texas where they had come from Mexico boarded.
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New York
Arthur Hillman
Victor Malucha
Plymouth
Boulogne
Hamburg
Galveston
Tex
Mexico
Heart Failure Found in Hammond Schoolgirl Death
In Hammond Indiana Deputy Coroner Benson M Jewell ruled heart failure as the cause of death for 15 year old June Felizer a Hammond High School glee club member who died minutes after leaving Shelby pool following a swim in the water on Monday.
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Hammond
Ind
Benson M. Jewell
Lowettl
June Felizer
Hammond High School
Shelby
Posse Kills Gunman Sought in Police Slayings
International Falls Minnesota reports that Joe Bushen alias Bush, linked to the killing of two policemen, was shot and killed today by members of a four man posse after a confrontation last night.
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Posse
Man
International Falls
Minn
Joe Bushen
Alias Bush
Craze for Brown Sparks Amber and Tortoise Shell Jewelry
The season shows a craze for brown tones guiding jewelry choices toward amber and tortoise shell pieces. A striking sunspot peak typically accompanies vivid auroral displays, linking celestial activity with fashion trends.
House Overrides Veto of President-Doubt If Votes Enough in Senate
The House passed the Soldiers' bonus bill over President Harding's veto by 258 to 54, exceeding the two thirds needed to override. Doubt remains whether the Senate can muster sufficient votes to override, with talk of possible delay. Harding's veto message read bluntly as final, signaling opposition on principle. Congress planned to adjourn sine die on Friday at 2:00 PM.
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House
Senate
Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Congress
Tariff Bill Ready For Early Action
Washington dispatch reports the administrative tariff bill is ready for President Harding and will be returned for enactment into law within a few days. The moving draft signals swift congressional action on tariff policy.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Lizard-skin Cloth Sets Seasonal Fashion Tone
The new season features lizard-skin cloth in soft brown and tan shades along with fresh greens. Designers favor the tactile texture and muted color palette for versatile outfits.
French Withdrawals Confirmed From War Zone
London report states Constantinople confirms French troops have left the area and Italians have also withdrawn.
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London
Associated Press
Constantinople
Violet Velvet Evening Frock With Rhinestone Buckles
One of the most lovely evening frocks seen recently features violet colored chiffon velvet with draperies. The gown is very low cut and held in place with rhinestone buckles, highlighting the season's fashionable silhouette.
Bicycle riders risk lives on paved city streets
Many people ride bicycles as roads improve and miles of paving expand. Younger riders often wobble in front of cars to tease drivers, and a driver’s quick action saved a youngster who cut in ahead and skidded just days ago. Parents should warn children about traffic dangers and teach basic rules.
Fines Pile Up in Federal Court Dockets
In two days of federal court action many defendants pleaded guilty and faced immediate sentencing. Tony Bause drew a $500 fine for intoxicating liquor sales. S. Fender $300. Marinus Jensen $100. JG Gilman $500. several companies $100 each. Mrs. Harriet Martin $500. and others $50 to $510 with costs.
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Wide
Tony Bause
Tony
Fender
Marinus Jensen
JG. Gilman
J. C. Welch Seed Company
Main Seed Co
Henry Field Co
Harriet Martin
David W. Paullin
Fred Streight
Harley McCoy
Wm. Smith
Addis E. March
Bud Mordhurst
Lucas County
Joe McPherson
Grover McPherson
Marian D. Sanders
McPhersons
Sanders
Afton
Liauor
Sioux City
Joe Antell
Della Clark
P. Woodward
Mrs. Sarles to Diet Prize Money in Speed Classic
The body of Roscoe Sarles, winner in the 300 mile speed classic, was sent to Los Angeles for burial. Mrs. Sarles will receive seven hundred of the prize money under an agreement among the six drivers who finished the race. The speedway added fifteen hundred dollars to the prize pool for the widow and others injured, with shares varying by injury extent and car damage.
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Kansas City
Roscoe Sarles
Los Angeles
Minister Pays Fine for Practicing Medicine
Rev. F. B. Williams, convicted in district court on eight charges of practicing medicine, was fined $100 and costs yesterday afternoon and paid the fine. The incident occurred in Nebraska City, Nebraska.
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Nebraska City
Neb
F. B. Williams
Bandits Shoot Three and Rob State Bank at Menton
Crookston Minnesota September 20 three bandits and a boy were shot during the raid on Mentor State Bank at Menton twenty five miles southeast of here Four bandits fled with all the cash and no further details were provided by the Associated Press
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State Bank
Crookston, Minn
Associated Press
Mentor State Bank
Menton
Strikers Win Ground Against Injunction
Chicago September 20. With more than one third of the government evidence in its injunction suit against railway shopmen ruled out Judge Wilkerson sided with strike leaders Jewell and Scott. Attorneys plan to attack remaining affidavits as improper and consider extending the challenge into Wednesday. Three days remain to finish arguments before the restraining order expires at midnight Thursday.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Donald R. Riehberg
Frank Mulholland
Richberg
Codnsey
Fall Authorizes Royalty Payments to Five States
Secretary Fall certified to the secretary of the treasury for payment over $2 million in royalties under the oil and gas leasing act for the fiscal year ending June 30. Payments: California 695,544. Colorado 1,479. Louisiana 109, Montana 79,218. Wyoming 506,77.
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Washington
Fall
Secretary of the Treasury
Oil and Gas Leasing Act
California
Colorado
Louisiana
Montana
Wyoming
Legitimacy Case Proceeds Over Billie Tiernan Son
In South Bend Indiana on September 20 the legitimacy of Billie Tiernan, third son of Mrs Tiernan, is to be decided this night. Prof Tiernan resumes testimony this afternoon. Harry Poulin the man accused of fathering the child appears unmoved and jokes with friends outside the court. Judge Ducombe has reserved ruling on admissibility of relations between Prof and Mrs Tiernan until defense presents arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Little “Billie
Mra. Tieran
Tiernan
Harry Poulin
Tducombe
Fall Window Display Promises At Strauss & Company
A striking fall apparel display at Strauss & Company draws attention as the store marks its fall opening. The attractive window features seasonal goods designed to appeal to local ladies and town residents seeking new fall fashions.
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Strauss & Company
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Kemal
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Midwest
U. S
Joliet Penitentiary
Joseph Vacek
Vecek
Inset
Vacek
Violet
Harry Johnson
Ernest Molinas
Mrs. Sarles
Diet
Kang
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