Greek Islands in Aegean Bombed by Turkish Planes
Ayeagean tensions rise as Turkish air strikes target Greek islands while Allied powers seek a peace settlement. French and British pressure shape demands. Britain pledged to support France if Thrace is evacuated by Greece, amid Turkish nationalist moves toward Thrace and Constantinople.
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Spens Begins Work as Federal Fuel Distributor
Washington dispatch reports the appointment of TD Conn of Minneapolis as an assistant federal fuel distributor, with Conrad E. Spens beginning preparations to run the new agency. Harding directs efforts to curb extortion in interstate commerce and urges cooperation to maintain fair prices and reduce stockpiling while coal shipments are organized to meet national needs.
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Johnson Urges Citizenship Based Immigration Limits
Washington report details Rep Johnson chairing the immigration committee urging admission only of those eligible for citizenship. He calls to reduce country quotas to one and a half percent, allow immediate relatives of citizens while excluding uncles and cousins, and proposes stricter medical exams and exclusion for mentally inferior groups. He tempers with exceptions for students actors and certain professionals for temporary stays.
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Several Aliens To Seek Citizenship At Hillsboro
Hillsboro North Dakota September 24 Judges Colo wel Englert and Robert Carlson will hear naturalisation petitions in Hillsboro. A government representative from St Paul will be present. The hearing is expected to occupy most of the forenoon.
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Moeller to Oppose Hall in Nonpartisan Race for Secretary
The Fargo Courier-News reports that B. A. Moeller of Enderlin will run against Tom Hall for secretary of state on the nonpartisan league ticket. Moeller, who had earlier faced O. B. Burtness for the Republican nomination, was defeated by Burtness in the primary. The drive to select an attorney general candidate has not yet yielded a definite choice, though hopes remain high for a nomination today.
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Dickinson High Beats Hettinger 48 to 0 in Frat Game
Dickinson High School defeated Hettinger yesterday 48 to 0 in the frat game of the season. The Dickinson team showed strength and Hettinger never produced an opportunity to score. Dickinson travels to Glendive next Friday.
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North Dakota Teams Sweep at Interstate Fair
North Dakota boys and girls clubs won two firsts, a third and a fifth across five events at the Interstate Fair in Sioux City Iowa. The results were reported by telegram to Gordon W. Randlett director of the late extension division, via Harry B. Billing state clubs leader who accompanied the teams.
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Fine Barn Near Portland Burns Amid Firefighting Efforts
A barn near Portland, North Dakota, valued at 3000, burned to the ground in a blaze of unknown origin. The Portland fire department fought the flames with difficult winds hampering the effort. insurance covered about one third of the barn loss, and a new barn contract has been let. In other news from Peking, Ly Hou Chien, ally of Son Yat Sen, accepted the justice portfolio in the restructured Pekin cabinet, a sign of improving north south relations.
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Injunction Granted in Rail Strike Case
Judge Wilkerson grants a temporary injunction against striking railroad workers amid widespread violence. The ruling permits defense attorneys until Monday 10 AM to study the decision. Government seek broader draft restrictions and targets about 270 officers and 400,000 railway shop crafts members under the AFL. Richberg and Scott indicate leaders may appeal the decree.
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State Elevator to be Ready by Oct 15 at State Mill
B F Simmons, manager of the elevator at the state mill and elevator, announced the plan to install enough equipment by mid October to handle grain in transit. He urged a storage in transit privilege to compete with western buyers amid high freight rates, noting railroads should grant such privileges during the car shortage.
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Bank Robbed by Four Bandits at Savage Bank
Four masked men forced assistant cashier Marie McDonald into the vault of the First State Bank of Savage Minnesota at 10 am. They looted about 1500 in cash and 15000 in Liberty Bonds, then fled in a touring car with a woman driving. McDonald alerted authorities. description circulated as searches extended toward nearby towns and Twin Cities.
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Daylight Saving Time Ending Noted in New York and Midwest
New York reports daylight saving time ends tomorrow after being observed since April 30. Northern regions expect fall conditions with cooler nights and Sunday warmth in the west. Minnesota notes cooler weather tonight and Sunday, with the extreme east cooler on Sunday.
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Turbulent Threats From Turks Shrink Europe Boundaries
The article reports rising tensions as the Turks threaten to invade Thrace and push into Europe. Balkan powers including Bulgaria Romania and Jugoslavia warn Greece to curb Thracian border bandit activity while efforts to aid England in a broader war escalate.
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Indictments and mystery in New Jersey mine case
New Brunswick reports 214 indictments connected to the Herrin mine case as investigators seek clues on the slaying of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor Reinhart Mills. Witnesses saw two fast autos near the scene while a 16 year old girl accuses a jealous woman as central to the killings.
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Hillsboro Bond Election Set For Monday Run
Hillsboro voters will decide Monday on a bond issue as part of a local election. The report notes the era of public spending, the impact on schools and infrastructure, and the role of the bond measure in shaping the town’s future. The upcoming vote coincides with statewide debates over county finances and local development plans.
Local Bonds Proposed for City School District Vote
Election called for September 23 to decide on bonding the city school district for 427 000 to retire warrants and fund specified needs. Authorities say bonds will cover outstanding indebtedness and not be used for other purposes.
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Battleship Maryland to reach New York after Rio voyage
Washington reports say the battleship Maryland with Secretary Hughes and the Brazilian Centennial Commission aboard is approaching New York likely shortly after noon. The ship was about 458 miles from New York at noon yesterday and maintained very light average speed through rough seas. Experts call the performance remarkable and note fuel economy improvements and engine room competition for a prize of special liberty in New York.
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Baseball scores and lineups from Boston Detroit and more
Baseball results feature multiple matchups with lineups and score by innings. Notable names include Collins Ehmks Olson Bassler Naylor Perkina Follinn and O'Farrell Haulihan Oeschger Nail Glazmer Ruether Hungling Haines Alnsmith Snyder and Hargrave Keaton Hubbell Cracature and Hungling.
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Pacific Tide at Panama Canal Reaches 19 Feet Friday
Panama Sept 23 The tide on the Pacific side of the canal rose by about 19 feet yesterday. Scientists attributed the phenomenon to the lunar eclipse. Local observers noted the high water levels alongside the canal near Panama.
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Poor Flooring Construction Blamed For Strand Theater Wreck
Pittsburgh Sept 23 city officials begin statements from 68 children injured when a concrete foyer floor collapsed into the basement of the Strand theater. Madeline Kunkle eight was among those invited to attend.
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