British ultimatum to Turks over Chanak zone crisis
London reports say Britain demands Turkish troops withdraw from the Chanak zone as Mustapha Kemal Pasha faces Allied peace proposals. Cabinet meetings intensify amid fear of wider war in Europe with Turkish forces probing British lines and Ottoman positions near Gallipoli and the Dardanelles.
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Chanak Zone
London
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Patha
Nile
Harington
Dardane
Morning Post
Cleanaee
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Gullipoli
Chaak
Bultan
Breda
Kemal
Constances
Efemanty
Thera Bevin
Sudge Willett Heads G. A. R.
Des Moines reports the election of Sudge Willett as head of the Grand Army of the Republic the first Civil War veteran chosen for the exalted post Allied groups will finish their sessions by noon today George T Harding of Marion Ohio son of President Harding named surgeon general Other top officers include C S Brodhemt San Antonio senior vice commander C V Gardner Rapid City junior vice commander and Rev J H Eppler Gary Ind chaplain in chief The new chaplain in chief is blind due to Civil War injuries
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Farragut
Willett
George T. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Ss C. 8
Brodhemt
San Antonio
Tex
C. V. Gardner
Rapid City
J. H. Eppler
Gary
Ind
Blast damages railroad man's house in St Louis
A blast in St Louis destroyed the front porch of W C Brith's home. Police believe the explosion was caused by a bomb or dynamite. Brith is the neutral mill superintendent for the Missouri Pacific railroad. The Terminal Railroad association is replacing striking workers with new hires to fill positions.
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St. Louis
W. C. Brith
Neutstadt Mechanical
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Terminal Railroad Association
Itad Hope
Atrike
Atrik
Real estate payments noted by county treasurer
Minot North Dakota report shows real estate and personal property payments improving. County Treasurer Alfred Believen states money is easier and conditions improve. expects ongoing adjustments as delinquencies are reduced.
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Minot
Ni D
Sai
Alfred Believen
Pinewood Robbers Terrorize Pinewood Bank Heist
In Pinewood Minnesota last night armed robbers wrecked the People's State bank, took 1100, and terrorized residents. Two other robbers had earlier blown a safe at the State Bank of Hines, with 1800 seized. Shots were exchanged at the depot, the bank was wrecked, and the gang fled toward Bemidji after cutting lines of communication.
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Herald Special Service
Bemidji, Minn
Pinewood
Here
People’s State Bank
Andrew Johnson
State Bank of
Hines
Thompson
Depot
Mr. Thompson
Ray
Be~midji
Overthrow of New Greek Government Preparations Under Way
Reports from Paris and Athens detail a revolutionary committee coordinating Greece’s government shift after Constantine’s abdication. Ex Premier Venizelos receives support for the national cause, while Crown Prince George is set to rule with military officers directing the regime. Constantine to depart, cabinet names discussed, elections likely next week.
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Athens
Associated Press
Seamion
Revolutionary Committee
George
Alexander Zalmia
M. Politis
M. Politia
Venizelos
Constantine
Democratic Candidate for Attorney General Quits
D J OConnell of Towner withdraws from North Dakota attorney general race and asks not to be printed on the November 7 1922 ballot. He seeks McHenry county state’s attorney nomination instead. If vacancy occurs it will be filled by the state Democratic central committee nomination.
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Biamarck
N. C
D. J. O'Connell
Towner
O'Connell
McHenry County
North Dakota
State
Democratic Central Committee
J. F. O'Connor
United States
Xod Tt. A. Nestos
Joie
Ain
Koonas
Mcasra
Townley
Lemke
United States Senate
Teaguers
Farko
Republican Nominees Who Had Not Been A Part of the Frasier
Campaig
T. Oconnor
K A
Nestos
Biem arck Man Seeks Ballot Against George Young
Biemarck to place J W Deemy on the ballot for the November election as an independent progressive in the second district opposing George M Young of Valley City and John B Fried of Jamestown. Deemy advocates restoring the War Finance Corp price controls and wheat at 1.60 per bushel.
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Biemarck
N. D
J. W. Deemy
George M. Young
Valley City
John B. Fried
Jamestown
Deemy
War Finance Corporation
Japs Leave the Mainland of Siberia
Tokio reports the mainland opposite the island of Bakhalien has been completed and civil administration established. The dispatch notes actions taken by Japanese forces as they withdraw from the Siberian mainland, with compact wording reflecting frontier changes and military dispositions.
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Siberia
Tokio
Anmalnland
Bakhalien
Hannah Moon Resurrected Amid Publisher Change
Hannah Moon rises again after suspension due to low patronage. O. S. Odekirk takes over as publisher from Exeland, with future plans to move production to Hannah plant. In Minot, Arthur Abbey, a colored man, assaults Charles Pope, breaking his nose and injuring him. Abbey pleads guilty, fined $50 plus $11.40 costs.
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Minot
N. D
Arthur Abbey
Charles Pope
Pope
Abbey
Admiral with Staff Secures Americans in Turk War Areas
An article describes Admiral Brisini and staff protecting Americans in Turkish war zones. It mentions Lieut. Bryan, Major Davis, and Captain Bristol leading destroyers to Constantinople, with naval units and consular staff supporting operations from a base near Neer Eastern waters. The piece notes command roles and strategic responsibilities during perceived conflicts.
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Turk
Lieat
Mark L. Rit
Catton
Brisini
Idiewtenant Bryan
Hisdsworth
Bristol
Nct
U. S
Constantinople
Davis
Genle
Judge Refuses Divorce Decree for Stillman
Carmel N Y Sept 29 1930 James A Stillman former president of National City Bank of New York was denied a decree in his suit for absolute divorce against Anna A Stillman and Baby Guy Stillman was declared legitimate Referee Daniel J Gleason found Mrs Stillman’s defense upheld and that Florence H Leeds had two children but evidence did not prove adultery with two other women Helen and Clara Guy Stillman retains rights to a 6 million trust fund created by grandfather James Stillman.
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Outerbridge Horsey
Mr. Gleason
Poughkeepsie
Guy Stillman
James Stillman
Six Carloads of Whisky Seized Over Border Reported
Fargo North Dakota September 3 A. A. Stone federal prohibition director for North Dakota said a telegram from the deputy campaigns agent at Portal Wyoming indicating six carloads of Kentucky whisky recently seized there were sent over the border.
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Fargo
N. D
A. A. Stone
North Dakota
Portal
W. D
Kentucky
Destruction Threatens Many Towns in Forest Fire Warning
A fierce wind reaching 26 miles per hour from the south shifts to the west driving forest fires toward Lake. Fire spreads through leafy timber with clashes near Holyoke endangering farmers. Forestry officials warn of the most dangerous fire danger in years as crews bolster wildfire defense and settlers prepare to flee. Continued on page 6.
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Dalath
Minn
Coward
Holyoke
Nince
W. F. Bert Watts
Ibist
Forese
Duluth
Mipn
Lames
North Woods
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Mustapha Kemal
Epirus
Europe
Oticles
Raine
Bern
Balkans
Kephet
Eren Ki
Sudge Willett
Heads
Des Molines
Des Moines
J. W. Willett
Yeggsmen
Bemidji
Hines Bank
Bismarck
Minnesota
Athens Dispatch
Paris
Asociated
Athena
Havas
Republic
George "II
Preas
Parla
Npovemrou Preve
Greece
Gonnens
Plastiras
Phokas
Aet
Sophie
Nicholas
Andrew
Paul
Dem
George Young
Hannah Newspaper
Hannah
Hannah Moon
J. A. Boyd
Cavalier County
O. S. Odekirk
Egeland Enterprise
The
Moon
Exeland
Hannan
Stillman
O’connor
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