Juarez Garrison Revolts Holds City Four Hours
Juarez garrison revolted at 2 AM and controlled the city for four hours. About 10 people were killed and twice as many wounded amid looting and prisoner uprisings. Loyal forces under General Mendez repelled rebels with aid from river guards and local citizens.
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Mendez
United States Public Health Service
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Fire Claims Seven Lives In West 109th Street Building
A five story West 109th Street apartment house fire in New York killed seven people and injured nearly twenty others. Firemen and volunteers rescued and evacuated residents as flames trapped 24 families. a four year old baby died after being thrown from a window and a 16 year old boy perished leaping from another window. Three firemen were injured and six more overcome by smoke during three hours of battle.
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Exiled Greek King Sails for Palermo As New Crisis Deepens
The exiled Greek king Constantine sails to Palermo Sicily aboard a Greek steamer provided by the revolutionary committee. Premier Alexander Zaimis named to lead a new independent Venizelist ministry. Venizelos accepts to defend Greece in allied capitals. British Chanak crisis widens with large troop landings. An unconfirmed report claims King Alexander of Serbia assassinated. Wireless dispatches signal danger near Smyrna and Salonika.
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Prince Nicholas
Palermo
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Paris
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Greece
London
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Belgrade
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Deputy Stabbed During Ku Klux Klan Parade in Panhandle
Fort Worth Texas September 30 Deputy Verne Armstrong was stabbed after a Ku Klux Klan parade in Carson County Panhandle as Klansmen 127 strong moved through the city. He halted a car and a protester jumped out leading to the stabbing. About 1000 spectators watched the parade. An arrest was reported but protest was not.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Verne Armstrong
Panhandle
Carson County
Strong
Armstrong
Not Guilty Verdict Shocks South Bend Court
Harry Poulin a local haberdasher was found not guilty in city court on charges by Mrs Augusta Tiernan that he fathered her third child. Judge Ducomb said the finding was not guilty in the strict sense despite believed intimate relations. Professor Tiernan vowed appeal to higher courts if needed. Mrs Tiernan fainted as she left the courtroom.
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Augusta Tiernan
Ducomb
Jellison
Tiernan
Supreme Court of the United States
Paul
Poulin
Refugee Crisis Deepens Amid Greek Turmoil and Smyrna Visit
The piece reports thousands of refugees in peril with estimates around 400000 as Greek upheaval causes administrative collapse. It notes Kemal Ataturk meeting French envoy Bouillon in Smyrna on Sept 30, and a Belgrade denial of a reported revolution amid ongoing war activity.
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Kemal
Bouillon
Constantinople
M. Bouilion
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Belgrade
Serbian Press Bureau
Dubois Resigns From Reparations Commission
London reports Louis Dubois chairman of the French representatives on the reparations commission has resigned, official circles indicate.
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Associated Press
London
Louis Dubois
Reparations Commission
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