Turks Reject Allied Terms and Conference Plan
Reports from Dublin, Constantinople, and Athens detail Turkish rejection of Allied terms and a proposed conference. An assassination attempt against Gen. O Duffy is reported in Dublin. Officials note that Turkish conditions include demilitarizing the Marmara and Straits and barring their army from advancing during talks. Greece accepts Admiral Bristol’s offer to evacuate refugees under US destroyer protection. British forces proceed toward the Near East as Thrace appoints Gen Papoulas as governor general. Russia pledges to defend Dardanelles rights.
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Constantinople
Asseated Press
Greece
Turkey
Bristol
Athens
Near East
United States
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Gibraltar
Near Eastern
Wells Fargo Express President Died on Train
D Caldwell president of the Wells Fargo Express Company died in a Pullman car as the train neared Burlington Iowa last night. The death occurred shortly before the Burlington station arrival, with Trains passengers and staff affected by the sudden passing of the executive.
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Burlington
Associated Press
D. Caldwell
Wells Fargo Express Company
One Man Shot as Cash Is Saved by Girl’s Scream
Steubenville Ohio September 25 Cashier Geo Whittaker of the First National Bank at Hopedale shot through the neck by five men attempting a robbery Miss Jessie Snyder one of the bank’s workers screamed her alarm and frightened the robbers away without securing any cash
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Steubenville, O
Geo. Whittaker
First National Bank
Hopedale
Ohio
Jessie Snyder
Auto passenger killed as train strikes car in Burlington
George W. Hixon, 69, died in Burlington after the auto he rode in was hit by a train. The incident occurred today and was reported by the Associated Press.
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Burlington
Associated Press
George W. Hixon
Weather Outlook Chicago September 25
Weather indications for the next twenty four hours show fair tonight not quite so cool in west and north portions Tuesday fair and warmer. Outlook for September 25 to 50 inclusive: generally fair with normal temperature for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys. Issued by the U S Weather Bureau Washington DC.
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Chicago
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi
Missouri
Weather Summary Observations by Dr. H. M. Stanley
Local readings show daily highs and lows over four days from Sept 20 to 25 with rainfall on Sept 20 and 21 and 22 none. Measurements list highest temperatures around 72 to 69, lowest near 46 to 55 degrees, and no precipitation on most days.
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H. M. Stanley
Attacks Aimed At Daugherty On Three Fronts In Congress
Washington September 25 Attorney General Daugherty faces three impeachment and probe frontes as Congress reconvenes. Rep Keller Minnesota impeachment effort Rep Woodruff Michigan probe of war frauds Rep labor liberal bloc pursuit over Chicago injunction against rail strikers. Senator La Follette says effort will not end in recess.
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Washington
Daugherty
Congress
Representative Keller
Minensota
Woodruff
Michigan
Chicago
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Department of Justice
Department
la Follette
Liar exchange as Poulin defends paternity claim
In South Bend Indiana Harry Poulin on the stand denied meetings with Mrs Tiernan while she cried out you are a liar. Mrs Tiernan collapsed as Poulin demanded you will hear more than that. Supporters fainted and Judge Ducombe expected to rule later in the week with appeals likely.
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Mrs. Tiernan
Poulin
South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Jack Tiernan
Siki Knocks Out Carpentier To Claim Titles
Paris reports Battling Siki defeats Georges Carpentier in six rounds in a European championship bout. The referee declares Carpentier winner for a trip, but three judges overturn, naming Siki world light heavyweight and French heavyweight champion. Crowd of 40,000 applauds the Senegalese boxer as the new national hero.
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Paris
Associated Press
French Boxing Federation Tonight
Siki
France
Rickard
Dempsey
M. Heller
Georges
Carpentier
America
Francois Descamps
Move to Abolish Rail Labor Board
Washington leaders plan a push in November to abolish the railroad Labor Board after Congress returns. They blame the board for derailing the rail crisis and delaying settlement by antagonizing both sides. About a dozen bills to abolish the board have been introduced in the House. Pineapples at times attain weight of 17 pounds.
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Rail Labor Board
Washington
Congress
Specia
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Signal Men Demand Raise and Injunction on Court of Appeals
Chicago Sept 25 The drastic temporary injunction against railway signal men remains in force after Judge Wilkerson’s ruling and the next move is a United States Court of Appeals review. About 15 000 signal men petition for wage increases after a July cut. The Chicago and Alton railroad is reportedly seeking a systemwide settlement.
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Court of Appeals
United States Court of Appeals
United States Labor Board
Railroad Execatives
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Eight Coal Operators Put On Trial Promise
State's Attorney Crowe stated eight coal operators indicted on conspiracy charges would be brought to trial within sixty days. Crowe and the casero were stricken from call due to a crowded docket but would be replaced. Russell Poole of the high cost committee raised the indictments to Chairman Katnell. Alderman Lyle said he would use the transcript of the indictments in his defense against a $200000 damage suit by the coal dealer's association.
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Chicago
Robert KB. Crowe
Crowe
Russell J. Poole
Edward J. Katnell
John M. Lyle
Coal Deealer’s Association
Torpedo Boat Speedy Sinks After Collision near Marmora
The British torpedo boat Speedy sank in the Marmora after a collision with a Dutch trawler. Ten crew members drowned while 87 were saved. The sinking occurred within seven minutes. The dispatch from Constantinople via Reuters notes the incident.
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London
Associated Press
Sea of Marmora
Reuters
Constantinople
Woman and Babe Hurled Clear of Overturning Car
Beatrice Neb Sept 25 Clay Orr farmer of Holmesville vicinity sustained a broken hip and other injuries and his wife received several broken ribs and severe bruises when the car plunged off a bridge on Mud creek dropping 16 feet. Mrs Orr and a baby were thrown clear and taken to Henry Wick’s farm house.
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Beatrice. Neb
Clay Orr
Holmesville
Mud Creek
Orr
Union County Teachers Institute Opens in Creston With Noted Speakers
Creston hosts union county educators for a two day institute with sessions led by Dr. C P Cosgrove Miss Agnes McKay R J Cornell and Murray Campbell and later by Dr Jeanette Throckmorton Dr Colgrove and others University leaders Dr J W Million scheduled for tomorrow with sessions on civics rural education and high school training attract large attendance.
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Creston
Union County
Union County Teachers’ Institute
Aribour W. Crane
Nancy Bell
J. W. Million
Des Moines University
C. P. Cosgrove
Agnes McKay
R. J. Cornell
Murray Campbell
Jeanette Throckmorton
Colgrove
Miss McKay
Release the men indicted at Herrin
Thirty eight of the forty four men indicted for murder in the Herrin mine riot have been freed on bonds. The rest face no bail due to evidence strength. The Illinois mine workers union plans a unified defense at the Herrin massacre trials led by A. W. Kerr.
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Marion
Associated Press
Herrin
Illnois
Grand Jury
Brundage
Chamber of Commerce
Harding veto condemned by American Legion leader
Hanford Massider, national commander of the American Legion, urged the adoption of resolutions condemning President Harding's veto of the soldiers' bonus bill during the opening address of the Department of Illinois. The report comes from Rock Island, Illinois, dated September 25.
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Rock Island
Associated Press
Hanford Massider
American Legion
Department of Hlinole
G. Alr
Harding
Alleged Slayer of Policeman Captured in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls South Dakota Sept 25 police say one of seven in custody is the man who fatally shot Night Captain Pike. John Gotch is the chief suspect in the police slaying and several suspects are linked to the Willow Lakes bank robbery and an Ellis store robbery. New details emerge from the case as investigators pursue all seven connected figures.
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Sioux Falls
Pike
John Gotch
Willow Lakes
Ellis
Creston Aims to Rebuild Economy and Rise in State
The message urges concerted local effort to lift Creston from a low mood, urging merchants to offer low prices and residents to buy locally. Officials say only united action can push the city forward and make Creston the best in the state.
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Creston
Local club gathering at home on Tuesday afternoon
A community event at a home on Tuesday afternoon featured refreshments hosted by Mrs Henri Pace and attended by Usan Crawford from Des Press formerly of Cascade along with brother Andy Reed and other relatives.
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New Usan Crawford
Des Press
Merly
Cascade
Viseavise
Andy Reed
Know4tives
Bandit Haley Gets Twenty five Years
Tom Haley was sentenced to twenty five years in the state penitentiary by Judge E B Woodruff after denial of his motion for a new trial. Convicted of receiving and concealing stolen property from the Sehneider farm, he was sentenced under the habitual criminal act for prior terms. The case ties to the Sehneider farm gun capture and its deadly events involving Tom Kingood and Elmer Lane.
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Council Bluffs
Tom Haley
State Penitentiary
E. B. Woodruff
Haley
Lene Sehneider Farm
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Sehneider Farm
Teader
Tom King
Rob
Murray
Northwestern
Ragul
Elmer Lane
Bullis
Sda
More Light A Canny Housewife Advice
A reader offers simple maintenance tips to improve electric light efficiency. Wipe bulb surfaces weekly with a damp cloth to remove dust and grime, and do so gently to avoid jarring the bulb. Cleaner bulbs shine brighter and save energy.
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Iyu
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