Near East crisis deepens as Greek revolution widens rift
London reports three cabinet meetings for grave Near East situation. Greece faces a bloodless revolution with a military triumvirate in Athens and a crown prince successor. Kemalist forces refuse to leave the Chanak zone while talks with Britain and Russia continue. General Harrington remains optimistic about Kemal moderation.
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Turkey
Mohammed VI
Prince Abdul Medjid
Chinese Prayer In Henan Brings Rain After Rally
Ten thousand Christian Chinese troops and thousands of others gathered in Henan for a rain prayer meeting led by Major General Feng Yu Hsiang. After the rally the drought plagued region received heavy rainfall, seen by missionaries as divine response to prayed repentance.
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Chicago
Henan
Methodist Episcopal Church
China
Yu Tao He
Feng Yu Hsiang
Methodist Church of Peking
Lita
Feng
Insurance Agents To Hold Convention In Hot Springs Arkansas
Insurance agents plan a national convention in Hot Springs October 3 to 6 focusing on better public service. The National Association of Insurance Agents formed in Chicago on September 50, 1896 now has over 16 000 members in forty states with several hundred expected to attend. Speakers include E B Dunning Julius H Barne Francis R Stoddard Jr A G Chapman Charles H Holland and R R Currier.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
National Association of Insurance Agents
Chicago
E. B. Dunning
Dulat
Minn
Julius H. Barne
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Francis R. Stoddard, Jr
New York
A. G. Chapman
Louisville
Charles H. Holland
The
Royal Indemnity Company
R. R. Currier
Black Mountain
N. C
Art Treasures Guarded by Soviet in Petrograd
The Hermitage in Petrograd stands intact after the revolution with its priceless paintings, porcelains, vases, statues, coins, and mummies secured by special guards. The Winter Palace shows shelling marks, while the Hermitage walls and Atlantes remain pristine since 1852. Government seizures have augmented the collection with former private art assets.
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Associated Press
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Hermitage
Russia
New York
Paris
Winter Palace
Chicago Shoe Exposition Sets Dates for National Event
The Shoe Travelers' Association declares its sixth semi annual exposition, officially the Chicago National Shoe Exposition, to be held in Chicago from October 2 to 6. The Chicago Shoe Trades Association will have exhibitors present and the Chicago Association of Commerce reports reduced rates for retailers attending.
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Chicago
Shoe Travelers’ Association
Chicago Shoe Trades ’Association
Chicago Association of Commerce
Railroad traffic in Poland grows with new freight cars
In Warsaw during the first half of this year rail traffic in Poland rose 20 percent from the previous year. The Polish government bought 7,500 freight cars from the United States, each 30 ton capacity, and seeks loans for more cars until local factories deliver the initial batch now under production.
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Poland
United States
Afloat in Plane A Bengal Bay Rescue Drama Told
Narrative of Captain Norman Macmillan and Captain Maillins who survived 60 hours afloat on a wrecked seaplane in the Bay of Bengal. They describe sharks nearby as undercurrents pulled the plane away, a windjammer passing without aid, and a native brig that did not stop to rescue them.
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Associated Press
London
Norman Macmillan
Maillins
Bengal
Daily News
Macmillan
Pillins
Ais
Plans for seventeenth annual Institute of American Meat Packers convention
Chicago hosts the Institute of American Meat Packers on October 9 to 11 with a three day business program. Evenings are left open for entertainment as plans fill out rapidly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
The
Institute of American Meat Packers
The Trap Ad Feature in The Times
The Times showcases Want Ads that connect sellers with bargain seekers. The advertisement emphasizes quick, direct matches for buyers and sellers seeking items at favorable prices.
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Times
Fisher Body Expands to Supply Chevrolet Closed Cars
Fisher Body Company announces six new plants at Flint Cincinnati Buffalo St Louis Janesville and Oakland to supply closed cars directly to Chevrolet plants. The move unites body production with assembly lines cutting freight delays while expanding capacity and improving car appointments.
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Flint
Mich
Fisher Body Company
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
United States Steel Corporation
Colt Campbell
Cincinnati
Buffalo
N. Y
St. Louis
German Artists to Sail Around World
Hamburg reports two German sailing projects. A 58 foot vessel will host 13 German artists and professionals on a world circumnavigation via the Canary Islands and across the Atlantic, with a two year timeline. A second 43 foot boat, built by three sailors from Hamburg, aims for a New York voyage under the Württemberg Imperial Yacht Club, with plans to launch next spring.
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Globe
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Berlin
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Spain
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Cuba
Mexico
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South Sea Islands
China
Japan
India
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Atlantic
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Mrs. Olesen’s Senate Campaign Beginnings in Minnesota
In Cloquet Minnesota Anna D Olesen Democratic nominee for the United States senate started her campaign with thirty dollars and a prayer She recalls that funds soon grew through receptive crowds and firm faith Her campaign events feature a collecting hat passed to supporters to cover pressing expenses
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St. Paul
Minn
Anna D. Olesen
Cloquet
United States Senate
Sleep walker awakens two miles down the road
A Norfolk man cycling near Holbeach in Lincolnshire slept by a roadside gate after failing to find lodging. He woke to find his bicycle missing and later discovered by the constable that he had walked to Fleet two miles away. The bike was found where he left it at Holbeach.
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Associated Press
London
Fleet
Lincolnshire
Norfolk
Holbeach
Helbeach
Divine Healing Practice Discussed by Chicago Churches
At the Protestant Episcopal triennial conference a debate on official sanction of divine healing highlighted Chicago churches already teaching faith healing. St Chrysostom’s and Church of the Redeemer run classes to cooperate with physicians, using private prayer, laying on of hands, and counsel. The approach aims to ease minds and strengthen faith, not replace medicine.
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Associated Press
Chicago
S. M. Griswold
Evanston
Commission of the Church
Poincare Guarded Night and Day in London Visit
London kept strict vigil over French premier Poincare during his London stay. Nearly 100 detectives, including 30 from Paris Surete, surrounded his hotel and meals. He was escorted with eight or more guards to cars as streets were cleared and police monitored Soho and anarchist hotspots.
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Paris
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Mrs Stillman Victor In Notorious Divorce Case
Carmel N Y James A Stillman former president of National City Bank defeated in his suit for absolute divorce against wife Mrs Anne A Stillman The referee found her not guilty of misconduct by Florence H Leeds and upheld her charges against him declaring Guy Stillman legitimate and keeping his heir rights to a 6 000 000 trust fund created by grandfather James Stillman
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Florence H. Leeds
James Stillman
Lightning ignites 500-barrel oil tank near Memphis Junction
A 500 barrel oil tank belonging to the Indiana Refining Company at Memphis Junction near Bowling Green Kentucky was struck by lightning and set ablaze early today. Eight adjacent tanks were endangered by the blaze.
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Indiana Refining Company
Memphis Junction
Greek Army Joins Revolution in Thrace and Epirus
The Greek army in Thrace has definitely joined the revolutionists. An army corps at Epirus has also thrown its lot in with the revolutionists.
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Athens
Thrace
Epirus
South Carolinians Meet Centre College Football Squad
A Greenville delegation travels to Hendersonville to greet the Centre College team en route to Clemson to play the South Carolina Tigers. They will host a luncheon by Hendersonville businessmen before returning to Greenville.
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Greenville
S. C
Hendersonville
Centre Collge
Clemson
Carolina Tigers
Court of Appeals affirms 15 year sentence in Wells case
Frankfort officials report the court of appeals has upheld a 15 year term for Lawrence Pierce. He was convicted in Madison county circuit court for conspiring with Thomas Smith and Monk Wilson to injure P. W. Wells, a wealthy Madison county resident.
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Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Lawrence Pierce
Madison County
Thomas Smith
Monk Wilson
P. W. Wells
Unclear Conspiracy Rumors Surround Poincaré Safety
The text hints at a possible conspiracy or movement threatening France's premier M. Poincaré while in London, suggesting extraordinary precautions and a perception of danger to his life, though it remains uncertain if he was directly involved.
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M. Poincare
London
Serb Prince Refuses Annual Government Allowance
Belgrade reports Prince George elder son of the late King Peter declined 300000 dinars annual government allowance, deeming it inconsistent with his princely dignity. A crown council led by King Alexander resolved he be deprived of royal privileges and held responsible for attacks against the royal house of Jugoslavia.
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Associated Press
Belgrade
Prince George
Peter
Alexander
Barther
George
Jugoslavi
Dream Symbol Sun in Dreams Offers News and Omens
The passage presents dream interpretations linking sun imagery to news, wealth, honors, and fortune. It notes sunrise, eclipsed sun, sunburn, and rays around the head as signals of good or bad events, including a married man expecting a son and potential fire danger from a sunlit house.
Calico Dresses Protest At Nashville Church In 1873
In 1873 the women of the First Baptist Church in Nashville Tennessee staged a Sundays dress protest by discarding finery and appearing in plain calico dresses to urge modesty over extravagance.
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