U S Policy Outlines Freedom of Turkish Territory
The United States aligns with Allies on Turkish freedom as Kemal Pasha accepts terms but demands continued military action. Turkish forces hold Karmkalesi at the Dardanelles and 3,000 cavalry near Chanak. Soviet Russia proposes an immediate Near East conference to avert further bloodshed, while recognizing only decisions with its participation. Armistice talks are set for October 2 at Mudanin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Russia
Persia
Andulgaria
Karm Kalesi
Dardanelles
Straits
Fren Keui
Chanak
Tussia Fas
Balkan States
Egypt
Europe
Dardenelles
Mudanin
Man Sues for Divorce Claiming Wife’s Parents Involved
Eddie Oliver Olsen of El Paso Texas seeks a divorce in Atlanta claiming he was duped into marriage by Alta Barton Olsen and that his in law parents enticed him into Chinese and Mexican gambling dens in Juarez. He alleges his winnings and losses were seized by his father in law and wife, and that his wife sought money from Los Angeles.
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Atlanta
Eddie Oliver Olsen
Paso
Tex
Olsen
Alta Barton Olsen
Las Cruises
N. M
Juarez
Los Angeles
el Paso
Atanta
Veterans Gather In Asheville For North Carolina Reunion
Nearly five hundred veterans from 1861 to 1865 gather in Asheville for the state reunion. Mayor Roberts urges remembrance of the Confederacy and history while townsfolk provide free lodging meals and entertainments. A parade and brigade reports are planned with a banquet and social events in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina
C. V
American Legion
Roberts
Jess
South
Men In Gray
Washington backs allied plan to free Dardanelles and protect minorities
Secretary Hughes stated the American government is gratified to see the allied proposals aim to guarantee liberty for the Dardanelles and Bosphorus regions and protect racial and religious minorities. He noted accord with U S sentiment and hoped for arrangements ensuring straits freedom pending a peace conference among Turkey Greece and the Allies.
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Fredis Washington
Washington
Dardanelles
Bosphorous
Hughes
Associated Press
United States
Mr. Hughes
Dardanites
Sea of Marmara
Bosphorus
Straits
Turkey
Greece
Turkish nationalists accept Paris terms as conference proceeds
Essad Bey, aide to Mustapha Kemal Pasha, reports the Turkish nationalist government has completed a reply to the allied peace note. The document accepts Paris conference conditions but insists on the right to conduct military movements during talks and seeks admission to meetings of all allied powers including Russia Persia and Bulgaria.
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Constantinople
Paris
Essad Bey
Mustapha Kemal] Pasha
Smyrna
Angora
Russia
Persia
Bulgaria
Turko-Bulgarian Front Sees Mass Cavalry Movement
Eight thousand Turkish cavalry crossed the neutral zone from Bigha in what appears to mirror the Er ’n Keui action. General Harrington, the British commander, is said to be using every channel to secure a peaceful withdrawal of both forces after Allied notes.
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Constantinople
Bigha
Keui
Harrington
Soviet Note Proposes Immediate Conference on Near East
Moscow Sept 26. Soviet Russia sent a note to England France Italy Greece Roumania Jugoslavia Bulgaria and Weyet proposing an immediate conference to resolve the Near East situation. The plan seeks to protect the freedom of the Dardanelles, reflecting the interests of the regional powers.
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Moscow
Russia
England
France
Italy
Greece
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Weyet
Near East
Dardanelles
Southern Women Content With Present Styles Says In New York
In New York on Sept 26 T L Anderson of Richmond Va vice president of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods association says Southern women are conservative and content with current fashion. They resisted Greek draperies and long skirts and prefer bobbed hair and short skirts now accepted but unlikely to change again.
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New York
T. L. Anderson
Richmond
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association
Baptist Meetings Grow in Interest at West End Church
Evangelistic meetings at West End Baptist Church draw growing crowds under Rev. CC V Brooks and Rev. Revil W Griggs. Services run 3 PM and 7 30 PM daily with Griggs a Wake Forest and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary alumnus and Nort Carolina Baptist Reinforcement director. Sermon on Psalms 86 6 praised for eloquence and revival spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Baptist Church
CC. V. Brooks
W. L. Griggs
Mr. Griggs
Wake Forest College
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Hedgecock Huff and Switzer Cases Set for Oct 5
Basil Hi Hedgecock faces trial for embezzlement of Home Banking Co funds while Will Switzer and A B Huff are charged with aiding and abetting in the same offense. Trials are scheduled for October 5 in Guilford County Superior Court during a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Hi. Hedgecock
Will Switzer
A. B. Huff
Home Banking
Guilford County
Cicero Holton Dies at Home Near City
Cicero Holton aged 84, longtime resident and uncle of A A Holton, died at 10 30 this morning at his son’s home two and a half miles east of High Point. He was widely known in Guilford and Randolph counties. Funeral services set for 3 30 Wednesday with burial in Springfield cemetery.
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Cicero Holton
Mr. Holton
High Point
A. A. Holton
Guilford
Randolph
Springfield Cemetery
Three Oil Workers Die In Salt Creek Blast
Casper dispatch reports a Salt Creek field oil rig on a Midwest Oil Company lease exploded, killing three men and injuring two others. Fire followed the blast as crews battled the flames.
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Casper
Wyo
Midwestil Company
Salt Creek
Trinity adds Miss Eiva Christenbury as women’s physical instructor
In Durham on September 26 Miss Eiva Christenbury of Charlotte joined Trinity College as physical instructor for women. She will direct games and athletics for 250 female students under Captain W. W. Card, expanding the four-person training staff for Trinity men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Eiva Christenbury
Charlotte
Trinity College
Miss Christenbury
Trinity
Christenbury
W. W. Card
Mathodist College
University of Chattanooga
Ohio Wesleyean University
Queens College
Seattle Church Tops National Presbyterian Membership
The First Presbyterian Church of Seattle with 7066 members is the nation’s largest within the denomination. Central Church of Brooklyn follows with about 4000 members as membership of 1000 plus churches rises to 167 from 131 in 1920, totaling 1,757,000 members across 9,560 congregations. The Synod of New York is largest, with Pennsylvania and Ohio next in line.
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Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Wash
Central Church of
Brooklyn
Synod of
40 Gallon Whisky Still Captured by Deputies
Deputy Sheriffs Parker and Gray went down Deep River this morning loaded for business and came back with a 40 gallon whisky still in operation. The operator had fled on arrival. Apple brandy and mash were poured out and the still was taken to High Point.
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Parker
Gray
Deep River
High Point
Reparations Head Quits
Paris reports President Du Bois of the Interallied Reparation Commission resigns due to ill health amid postwar talks and French interest in reparations policy.
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Paris
Dubois
Interallied Reparations Commission
Civitan Club Adopts Constitution and Plans Winter Activities
At the Sheraton the High Point Civitan club approved a constitution and by laws closely mirroring the national template. It announced standing committees and formed a temporary panel to consider a local high school scholastic prize while pledging active community welfare efforts through the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton
High Point Civitan Club
National Civitan Organization
Civitans
Campaign kicks off with thirty dollars and prayer
Mrs Anna D Olesen a Cloquet Minnesota Democrat runs for US Senate with thirty dollars and a prayer as her starting fund. She recalls early money shortages and reliance on supporters to cover press costs. A fundraising ritual follows each campaign address with a hat passed for contributions.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Anna D. Olesen
Cloquet
United States Senate
Parker named American commissioner on German claims panel
Washington Sept 21 Edwin B Parker an attorney from New York and Houston Texas was appointed by President Harding as the American commissioner on the German claims commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edwin B. Parker
New York
Houston
Texas
Harding
Five Workmen Die In Shaft Hoisting Disaster
Five workmen employed by the Glenn Rogers Coal Company at Glenn Rogers Wyoming County were killed when a bucket loaded with stone fell down a 700 foot shaft crushing them. The isolated mining town is the scene of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Vaa
Glenn Rogers Coal Company
Glenn Rogers
Wyoming County
Creasy Trial Proceedings Result In Testimony
A detective and the defendant's estranged wife’s attorney testified at the William M. Creasy murder trial in Mineola New York. Edith Lavoy, a Freeport schoolteacher, was shot and killed last June while Creasy was visiting her.
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Creasy
Mineola
N. Y
William M. Creasy
Fort Thomas
Edith Lavoy
Freeport
Thomas E Watson Georgia Senator Dies at 66 in Washington
United States Senator Thomas E Watson of Georgia died suddenly at his Washington home from an acute attack of asthma at age 66. He had attended the Friday senate session despite failing health and will be buried in Thomson, Georgia where he began his public life.
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Thomson, Ga
Washington
United States
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Watson
Senate
Hoke Smith
Hugh M Dorsey
Thomson
Georgia House of Representatives
Congress
St. Louis
McGregor Reports Watson's Body Arrives in Thomson
Maj Charles E B McGregor said he was advised the body of Senator Thomas E Watson would arrive in Thomson tomorrow for a funeral planned Thursday afternoon.
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Thomson
Charles EB. McGregor
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Circus Tickets Prizes For City Art Contest
The Enterprise offers twenty seven free Hagenbeck-Wallace circus tickets for the top painters in a city contest. Open to all boys and girls. paintings due by September 27 at 6 p.m. Judging by the contest editor. nine top artists win two tickets each, next nine win one ticket.
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Hagenbeck-Wallace
Enterprise Office
Cotton futures open steady after early decline
The New York market opened with a slight drop of 10 points but soon rallied as October notices totaling about 17 000 bales influenced prices. Spot houses bought October on the decline at 26 76 and the market then rose to 20 90 while futures showed October 20 80 December 21 11 January 21 95 March 21 04 and May 20 96.
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New York
Road clash over county road funds ends in state oversight
A restraining order by Judge Ferguson at Waynesville halts Henderson County from spending 260000 of 310000 on road improvements without state highway commission supervision. The move shifts control to the state agency, likely ending months of litigation over a hard surfaced highway and directing construction per the commission.
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Asheville
Ferguson
Waynesville
Henderson County Board of Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Two Men Killed Crossing Tracks Near Linwood
In Albemarle Davidson county two men from Charlotte died when Southern train No. 37 struck their car at Linwood crossing. Victims were Robert G. Hayes and George Blum both identified by papers found on them. The car bore Charlotte license 4225 and details on the crash remain scarce.
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Alisbury
Southern
Linweed
Davidson County
Robert G. Hayes
West Tenth Street
Charlotte
George 4. Blum
Worthing Avenue
Linwood
Lexington
Local Businessmen Killed in Railroad Crossing Crash
Robert G. Hayes and G. Blum, prominent Charlotte businessmen, were reported killed in a railroad crossing accident near Linwood. Hayes, a fire insurance agent, and Blum, both married with families, had left Charlotte Monday en route to Winston-Salem and Greensboro respectively to handle work and travel.
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Harlotth
Robert G. Hayes
G. Blum
Linwood
Charlotte
Hayes
Winston-Salem
Blum
Greensboro
Six months on roads for larceny in municipal court
Frank Parker and Rufus Frazier, both negroes, faced larceny charges with Parker receiving six months on county roads and prayer for judgment continued until tomorrow. Frazier failed to appear, forfeiting a $1,000 bond. Others, including M. R. Callahan and Eugene Jester, faced various traffic and financial offenses with suspended judgments or costs due. J. W. Clinard and Dan Miller, both negroes, were named defendants in sewer connection cases.
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Frank Parker
Ball Park
Rufus Frazier
M. R. Callahan
Eugene Jester
J. W. Clinard
Dan Miller
Asheville Relieved by Heavy Rainfall
Asheville seethes with relief after nearly an inch of rain ends a two month drought. Watersheds regain abundance, the river runs above normal, and hydro electric plants resume full capacity after weeks of shutdown.
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Asheville
Old Men Have Rank on Big Four After Strike
Cincinnati, September 26 H A Worcester vice president of the Big Four Railway said striking shopmen will be taken back gradually over the next 30 days. Their seniority will follow the loyal old men and new workers hired during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
H. A. Worcester
Big Four Railway
Big Four
Meekins Linked to Federal Bench Amid Raleigh Tour
Col Ike Meekins visits Raleigh fueling talk he will accept a federal judgeship if Harding appoints him. Campaign tensions flare as Seawell and Butler back Taft era lines while Norwood touts a broad speaking tour with Gov. Morrison and the Big Four shaping the campaign. Federal court in Raleigh opens with Judge Henry Conner presiding over the Scott automobile theft case involving New York and North Carolina dealers.
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Enterprise
Raleigh
Ike Meekins
Harding
Elzabeth City
Fedral
Mekins
Meekins
Seawell
Butler
Col. Meekins
Maj
George Butler
Farmer
Scawell
Col. Meeking
District of Columbia
Messrs. Seawell
Col. Metkins
North Carolna
Th. Seawell
Col. Meeting
District of Coumbia
North Carolina
Irvin B. Tucker
Iicely
Mr. Roosveld
Tom Warrn
Fave Norwood
Warrn
National
A. W. McLean
New York
Morrison
Max Gardner
Clyde Hoey
Walter Murphy
J. W. Bailey Wil Nake
Thailey
Bailey
Batley
Mary Henderson
Norwood
Henry ©. Connor
Scott
North Carolin Courts
Hanford
Joe Brown
Columbus
Cooperative Cotton Growers’ Association
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Trinity Women
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Doris E. Freischman
Thomas J. Watson
Beate
Thomas K. Watson
Grace
Elizabeth City
Mr. Harding
Taft
T. R
Miss Henderson
Mr. Norwall
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