Turkish Air Attacks on Greek Islands News At Turbulent Front
Turkiye air raids hit the Greek islands including Chios and Mytilene along with the Asia Minor coast. Paris reports tentative peace talks would return Constantinople eastern Thrace and Adrianople to Turkey under a demilitarized frontier and continued allied presence at Gallipoli.
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Constantinople
Chios
Mytiliene
Asia Minor
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Thrace
France
Azine
Paris
Adrianople
Turkey
Near East
M. Poincare
Great Britain
Maritza
Straits of the
Dardanelles
League of Nations
Gallipoli
Chanak
Greece
Europe
Body of Col Swalm Being Brought Home
The body of Col Albert W. Swalm American consul who died August 4 was started today from Hamilton Ontario on its trip to Des Moines Iowa. His remains will be buried alongside Civil War comrades.
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Col. Swalm
Hamilton
Ontario
Associated Press
Albert W. Swalm
Des Moines
Iowa
No Rail Competition Attorney Tells Court
Lincoln Nebraska September 23 Judge L M Pemberton attorney for Wymore and Blue Springs industries appeals to the Nebraska supreme court from a state railway commission order denying a request for a connecting track between Burlington and Union Pacific trunk lines The shippers contend the railroads block competition by refusing the joint track while the railroads argue insufficient business to justify the cost Pemberton notes the firms ship about 1000 cars annually and deserve consideration
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Lincoln
Burlington
Union Pacific
L. M. Pemberton
Wymore and
Blue Springs Industries
Nebraska Supreme Court
Railway Commission
Pemberton
Supreme Court
Wymore
Blue Springs
Bill conscripts property and citizens in war
A constitutional amendment proposed in Washington by Representative Johnson would conscript every citizen and all money, industries, and property needed for a declared war. The proposal grants Congress power to limit profits from such money and property.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Johnson
South Dakota
Henry Visscher Consul for Netherlands Dies in Kansas City
Henry Visscher treasurer of the Kansas City Southern railroad and Netherlands consul in Kansas City died in a local hospital. Born in Holland in 1871, he came to the United States in 1893 and joined the railroad as assistant treasurer when the line organized in 1900. A sister Mrs J H Bessing of Amsterdam survives.
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Kansas City
Henry Visscher
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Visscher
Holland
United States
Kansas City Southern
J. H. Bessing
Amsterdam Holland
Chicago Weather Outlook Sees Fair Skies Ahead
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours show fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Not quite as warm on Sunday with cooler readings in the west and north central portions tonight.
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Chicago
West
North Central
Weather Observations For September Dates Included
Local observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley cover the past 24 hours ending 7 am with highs and lows for several days. Rain totals appear for four days with amounts 0.24, 0.02, 0.00, and 0.00 inches, and temperatures peak at 79 and 78 degrees Fahrenheit with no rain on two days.
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H. M. Stanley
The Tiernans Now Said to Be Reconciled
Reconciliation ends family dispute in South Bend with Mrs Tiernan and Prof. Tiernan resuming marriage. The couple will stay married and reside in South Bend, and their child will remain in the Tiernan household receiving the same care as the others. The piece notes antique hand pins from the sixteenth century as a separate item.
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South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Tiernan
Prof
Tiernans
Herrin Grand Jury Indicts 212 Defendants
In a sweeping report, Herrin Illinois grand jury indicts 212 people including Adjutant Black and Sheriff Thaxton for failures during the attack that killed 22. Lester owner of Southern Illinois Coal Company is censured for profit motive in reopening the strip mine. Henry Willis district board member of the Illinois Mine Workers is charged with murder and assault. Jury recessed until Oct 23.
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Marion
Associated Press
Herrin
Black
Thaxton
Southern Illinois Coal Company
Lester
Huh Willis
The
Illinois Mine Workers
Shopmen Reach Settlement With Chesapeake & Ohio
In Richmond Virginia on September 23 8000 shopmen on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad settled their strike after talks between strikers and management led by J P Parrish general manager. The company will reinstate the workers within 30 days under the Willard Jewell agreement except that the reinstatement clause for all strikers was dropped.
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Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
J. P. Parrish
Salt Lake City Woman Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
Angelie Wacaster, 18, was convicted of first degree murder for complicity in the February 3 killing of Charles A. Falls, a wholesale druggist. Roy E. Donnell was earlier found guilty for firing the fatal shot, and accomplice Gilbert L. Brighton remains serving a life sentence.
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Irl
Salt Lake City
Angelie Wacaster
Charles A. Falls
Roy E. Donnell
Fals
Donnell
Gilbert L. Brighton
Wacaster
Undertaker profiteering bill eyed by Farmers Union
The Farmers Union in Des Moines Iowa moves to push a general assembly bill against undertaker profiteering. The union, in annual session, has instructed its legislative committee to pursue the measure.
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Des Moines
General Assembly
Farmers’ Union
Balloonist Falls Headfirst Into River In Hudson Rescue
Dobbs Ferry Sept 23 John Smith of Yonkers plunged from a balloon during firemen carnival ascensions and fell roughly 11000 feet into the Hudson river. He was rescued unharmed.
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Dobbs Ferry
N. Y
John Smith
Yonkers
Hudson River
Evening Fashion Displays Gold Hose with Spangies
Fashionable shops showcase evening stockings with gold colored hose and green or red spangies on tinted bases. White stockings pair with silver spangies for a gleaming effect.
Shoe novelties patent leather walking shoes with turnover cuffs
Patent leather walking shoes feature oxford ties and turnover cuffs of plain leather about two inches wide.
Wilkerson Grants Nation Wide Injunction Against Strikers
Judge J I Wilkerson granted Attorney General Daughertys petition for a nationwide permanent injunction against the strikers. The ruling held defendants could not deny knowledge and responsibility for violence nationwide. The injunction affects 27 officers and 400000 employes with arguments due Monday.
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Wilkerson
J. 11. Wilkerson
Daugherty
Cox predicts new Congress will undo tariff monstrosity
Cincinnati report from September 23 quotes Gov. Cox former Democratic presidential candidate saying the nation will elect a Congress that will undo the present tariff monstrosity. He spoke in Cincinnati and urged voters to choose lawmakers who will reverse the tariff policy.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
United States
Cox
Winter cozy fur trimmed sofa pillows featured in fashion
The article notes fur trimming on sofa pillows adds winter and cozy vibes. While common on velvet or brocade, recent examples appear on newer lingerie pillows used sparingly and with moderation.
Valera Not Negotiating Peace Declared In Dublin
Dublin sources deny reports that Pamon de Valera is in the city to negotiate with the Irish provisional government. The publicity department for the republican party offices in Dublin issued the denial, supported by information from Free State quarters.
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Dublin
Republican Party
Pamon de Valera
Free State
Poland to Begin Dry Spell Before Elections
Warsaw reports the interior ministry orders six weeks of prohibition across Poland ahead of elections. Finance officials oppose the move, fearing large revenue losses, and the period may be shortened to run from November 1 to after the Senate elections on November 12.
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Warsaw
Ministry of the Interior
Poland
Ministry of Finance
Senate
Forty to Fifty Creston People to Attend ALR Opening Tomorrow
Creston members of the G A R W R C and auxiliary groups plan to attend the National Encampment in Des Moines starting tomorrow. About fifty ticket requests have been made from Creston with many more likely to ride the train. The 56th G A R encampment in Des Moines is expected to attract thousands for a week of sessions parades and ceremonies.
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Des Moines
Creston
G A. R
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Iowa
Shiloh
Vicksburg
Gettysburg
Veterans of the
Lewis 8
Pilch
Illinois
National Association of Civil War Musicians
National Association of Naval Veterans
Ladies of the
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Daughters of Veterans
Iron Brigade
Burbridge’s Brigade
Fire destroys Bostog store shipping room in Fort Dodge
A fire at 5 45 this morning gutted four top floors of the Bostog store building in Fort Dodge causing about 700000 in losses. The lower three floors were flooded, with stock losses totaling 4000. The adjacent seven story office building owned by Richard Snell of Clinton was seriously damaged by smoke and water. Origin of the fire is undetermined.
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Fort Dodge
Associated Press
Bostog
Richard Snell
Clinton
Iowa
Scouts Hear Conflicting Views On Sunday Duties
In Bedford England two speakers debate Sunday conduct for Boy Scouts. The Rev A O Cheney urges Sabbath rest and no noise or extra work after church while Lord Ampthill praises smoking by great men and recommends balance with worship. A public discussion among the Peer and Parson is proposed to raise funds for Castreh and Scouts.
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London
Associated Press
England
Bedford
A. O. Cheney
Lord Ampthill
Leeches Claimed Helpful for Certain Eye Ailments
Report notes numerous cel lists claim leeches offer benefits for specific eye diseases and conditions.
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Herrin Grand Jury
Chesapeake & Ohio
U. S. College
Smyrna
American International College
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Jean Christie
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