Historical dates of rulers and figures mark September 26 entries
A compact daily lesson in history lists events and births on September 26 across years: Holy Alliance ratified by Prussia Russia and Austria to sustain peace after Napoleonic wars. William H Milburn born. Edward Fenwick dies. Michigan Ohio border changes flagged. Marshal Soult and Oudinot succession. Henry Washington Lee dies. Admiral Dewey arrives in New York after Manila Bay victory. King Peter of Serbia returns to Belgrade after five years away.
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Prussia
Russia
Austria
William H. Milburn
U. S. Senate
Philadelphia
Santa Barbara
Calif
Edward Fenwick
Cincinnati
Wooster
Ohio
Maryland
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Marshal Soult
Marshal Oudinot
France
Henry Washington Lee
Iowan
Davenport
Hampden
Conn
Admiral Dewey
New York
Olympia
Manila Bay
King Peter of Serbia
Belgrade
Edwards Named Unopposed Democratic Senator Candidate
Edward S. Edwards, unopposed for the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator in New Jersey primaries, is the current governor. Born in Jersey City in 1863, he worked in a bank, joined the State Taxation Commission, led a bank, then became State Controller of the Treasury in 1912, later a state senator, and governor elected in 1919 on a personal liberty platform.
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Edward S. Edwards
United States
Newderney
Jersey City
State Taxation Commission
Edwards
the Treasury
State Senate
One Year Ago Today Seamen Drowned at San Pedro
Two sailors died when a U S submarine sank at San Pedro California. President Harding opened his Conference on Unemployment in Washington with discussions on relief and jobs.
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U. S
San Pedro
Calif
Harding
Washington
Today’s Events Across the Nation
Argonne Day marks the armistice anniversary while the Montana State Fair opens in Helena and runs through the week. Bates College debates Oxford University regarding the League of Nations in Lewiston. National Association of Postmasters convenes in Washington. New Hampshire GOP to push prohibition in Concord. New Jersey primaries feature Senate and Governor races amid prohibition issues.
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Montana
League of Nations
United States
Lewiston
Bates College
Oxford University of England
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
Detroit
Republican State Convention
New Hampshire
Concord
New Jersey
No Substitute Offered for Chamberlain's Remedy
The item notes most druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for stomach upsets, despite claims of cheaper substitutes. It emphasizes that ninety-nine of a hundred druggists endorse the remedy for ked for, and do be ther.
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Bether
Publication Citation in Webb County Texas 1922
The State of Texas issues a citation to Maud Skidmore in Webb County for a divorce petition filed by John M. Skidmore. The notice requires four weekly publications before the next district court term in Laredo on October 9, 1922, with return showing service.
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Maud Skidmore
49Th Judicial District
Webb County
Laredo
A. D
John M. Skidmore
el Paso
Texas
C. M. de la Garza
Violet Oberfeldt Society Editor Dies in City
Obituary note from aQCIETY Mes. announces the death of Violet Oberfeldt, longtime society editor, with a brief mention of her role and prominence in the local social scene.
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Violet
Oberfeldt Society
Personal notices of arrivals and departures in the city
Jerry B Fellheimer returned from a business trip to San Antonio and Dallas. W E Smith of Graham Paper Company arrived in the city. Tr J A Y Wallace of San Ignacio returned home after arriving yesterday. Leon Daiches returned from a San Antonio trip. E Cruz proprietor of Two Republics dry goods store returned from buying in New York. W T Killam secretary of Tex Pata Pipe Line Co returned to Laredo from Grove Oklahoma. Tom Farres in oil work passed through en route to Yoakum to visit his parents. R H Cherry district manager and Severin Schulte regional sales manager of Bankers Life Co are guests of Leonard W Craig.
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Jerry B. Fellheimer
San Antonio
Dallas
W. E. Smith
The
Graham Paper Company
Tr. J. A. Y. Wallace
San Ignacio
Leon Daiches
E. Cruz
Two Republics
New York
Mr. Cruz
W. T. Killam
Tex- Pata Pipe Line Co
Grove
Oklahoma
Laredo
Tom
Farres
Tampico
Yoakum
Eugene Faires
R. H. Cherry
Bankera Life Insurance Co
Severin Schulte
St. Louis
Leonard W. Craig
Social Calendar Players Host Mrs Hall In Afternoon Bout
The Tournament Club will play with Mrs H C Hall in the afternoon on Tuesday. On Wednesday the Parish Guild will meet at 3 30 in the afternoon with Mrs Jack Shiner.
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H. C. Hall
Jack Shiner
Ladies Aid Society
Morgan
Mrs. Bradford
Koreans Lead Generous Offerings to Church in Korea
Chicago reports from missionaries of the Board of Sunday Schools note Korean believers give large shares despite poverty. Men earn about ten cents daily and give one tenth. some drive oxen or sell farms to contribute. Women and girls donate silver hairpins and rings.
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Chicago
Korea
Board of Sunday Schools
Methodist Episcopal Church
A Friendly Hand Restores Hope Amid Life's Struggles
A hand on the shoulder is described as a comforting gesture for those down on their luck. The piece chronicles social notes from the city, including visits from Frank Cullinan and Miss Lucille Nunnally, and updates on local society events. It mentions Mrs. Daley hosting guests and a Methodist Church women’s gatherings with sewing for a Christmas Bazaar.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. D. Smith
J. H. Seaman
Mesdames Nelle
Ward
Burnett
Wilson
McCulloch
Nixon
Emerson
J. K. Thompson
J. W. Thompson
Loftus
Mullen
Crawford
Shanks
Manford
Guinn
Smith
Seaman
Mrs. Sutherland
Birthday Celebrants Tour Tronmark Figures
King Christian X of Tronmark marks a birthday in Copenhagen at age 62 today. Sir Eric Geddes born in India in 187? 47 years ago. Eleanor Gates a Shakopee native and noted novelist and playwright turns 48. Antonio Moreno born in Madrid Spain celebrated as a film actor at 34.
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Christian X
Tronmark
Copenhagen
Eric Geddes
Stritish
India
Eleanor Gates
Shakopee, Minn
Antonio Moreno
Madrid
Spain
Trailing Dynamiters Eyed After Train Bomb Attempt
Birmingham authorities and military forces scoured the Fulton Springs crossing near eight miles from Birmingham to trap alleged dynamiters after an unsuccessful attempt to blow an extra coal train on the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Louisville & Nashville
Fulton Springs
Woman Discharged In Contempt Case At Waco
Mrs Ellen Lehman was discharged by Judge West in Waco Texas for alleged contempt of court over a federal injunction aimed at preventing striking garment workers from interfering with non union employees at an overall factory The judge ruled the injunction did not bar union pickets from talking to employees unless they objected.
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Associated Press
Waco
Texas
Ellen Lehman
West
World's Women's Christian Temperance Union hits million member mark
Evanston Illinois reports the global temperance group has grown to one million members across forty nationalities. The organization convenes its tenth convention in Philadelphia from November 11 to 18. Frances Willard founded the WCTU in 1883 and proposed worldwide prohibition after a San Francisco Chinatown visit.
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Associated Press
Evanston
Ill
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
National Organization
International Organization
Margaret Bright Lucas
John Bright
Frances E. Willard
Henry Somerset
Hosalind
The War Taxes the Nerve Energy of the Country
The article urges total national effort for victory and warns that fatigue insomnia and irritability signal nervous system strain. It emphasizes maintaining high energy and focus to sustain wartime labor and morale.
Wedding of Mr Henry and Mrs Henry in Laredo
The ceremony took place at the First Baptist Church with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. After the wedding tour in New Orleans the couple will reside at 1201 Chihuahua Street. Mrs Henry has taught piano and voice at Holding State for four years. the groom is a prominent Laredo lawyer.
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First Baptist Church
New Orleans
Henry
Holdingstate
Laredo
Chihuahua
Street
Turkish Situation Reaches Grating Stage With Allied Demands
The Turkish situation grows more critical as Kemal Pasha accepts allied terms but demands that Turkish military moves continue and that Russia Bulgaria and Persia join the peace conference. Turkish forces occupy Kum Kalesi near the Dardanelles with nationalist cavalry near Chanak. armistice talks set for Oct 2 at Mudania.
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Associated Press
Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Russia
Bulgaria
Persia
Kum Kalesi
Dardanelles
Eren-Kuesi
Chanak
Mudania
Turkey
Emal
Venizelos
Athens
Vndich
Constantine
Venizelist
Greece
Thomas E. Watson Dies Suddenly at 66 in Washington
United States Senator Thomas E. Watson of Georgia died suddenly at his home in Washington after an acute asthma attack. He was 66, noted as an historical expert and orator who supported amnesty for wartime espionage act convictions. The body was to be taken to Thomson, Georgia, with his widow and two grandchildren surviving.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Tie
Senator Watson
Soldier Young
Thomson
Strong Influence in State
Atlanta Georgia September 26 Senator Watson ranked among Georgia history’s most famous political figures. Over the past four years he wielded the strongest state influence, and he was also noted as an author and editor.
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Atlanta
Watson
Georgia
Charivari Party Shooting Leaves Two Hurt in Texas
In Wichita Falls on September 26 Bernie Richards 22 and Archie Richardson 21 were seriously wounded at a charivari 12 miles from Vernon. Both were shot in the abdomen during the celebration. Authorities believe the shooting was accidental.
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Associate? Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Bernie Richards
Archie Richardson
Vernon
Breckenridge Delegations Seek State Bank Charter
Five delegations from Breckenridge and Ranger appeared before the state banking board today and submitted their claims for a charter for a state bank at Breckenridge.
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Asociated Press
Austin
Texas
Breckenridge and
Ranger
State Banking Board Today
Breckenridge
Five Hurt As Air Compressor Explosion Hits Bank Building
Chicago residents were shaken when an air compressor exploded in the Illinois Merchants Trust Bank building causing injuries to five workers, one possibly fatally, and threatening around 40 others. Windows shattered in nearby skyscrapers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Newlinois Merchants Trust Bank
Soviet Note Proposes Immediate Near East Conference
Moscow reports a Soviet note to England France Italy Greece Romania Yugoslavia Bulgaria and Egypt seeking an immediate conference to resolve the Near East crisis. It warns against any agreement excluding Russia and says only decisive intervention can localize the dispute and avert broader war.
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Moscow
Russia
England
France
Italy
Greece
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgyria
Egypt
Near East
Dardanelles
Harding names Texas lawyer to German claims panel
Edwin B. Parker of New York and Houston is named American commissioner on the American German claims commission. The panel will meet in Washington on October 10 with Associate Justice Day as umpire. Parker is a Missouri native and partner in Baker Potts Parker Garwood in Houston, with wartime service linked to the War Industries Board and the liquidation commission.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edwin B. Parker
New York
Houston
Texas
Harding
Etamburg
Parkerss
Missouri
Baker, Potts, Parker and Garwood
Organization of the War Industries Board
United States Lquidation Commission
Governor Robertson Bribe Trial Sees Judge Bozarth Disqualified
Oklahoma City Sept 26 Judge Mark L Bozarth of Okmulgee county was disqualified by the state supreme court from sitting in Governor Robertson s bribery case The court ordered certification of disqualification The decision is seen as a victory for Governor Robertson The dispute centers on Bozarth s alleged personal interest in the case tied to the Okmulgee state bank failure
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Mark L. Bozarth
District Court
Okmulgee County
State Supreme Court
Robertson
Bozarth
State Bank
Okmulgee
New Orleans Weather Forecast Tonight And Wednesday
United States Weather Bureau forecast for New Orleans shows generally fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. The Times distributes this daily forecast via the Telephone Company.
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United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
the Telephone Co
Local Fort McIntosh Weather Report
Observations for the 24 hours to 7 am show a max of 90 degrees and a min of 60 with southeast wind and clear skies. Temperature at 7 am recorded around 61 degrees.
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Fort McIntosh
Author Ewart Adamson Records A South Seas Career
Ewart Adamson author of South of Suva and the Mary Miles Minter film at the Royal Theater for two days begins with a life spanning three world voyages a third mate on a windjammer five years as assistant manager of a 12000 acre cocoanut plantation in the South Seas six years in Canadian lumber camps and service in World War I his vivid experiences enrich his tale of the South Seas with personal thrills.
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South Seas
Ewart Adamson
Suva
Mary Miles Minter
Royal Theater
Adamson
Railroads Appeal Western Group Rate Disputes
Representatives from twelve states including Oklahoma Texas and Louisiana meet in Kansas City to challenge Kansas public utilities commission rates on grain and hay within the Western railroad group. Wichita hearings determined a September hearing on Orient road rate disputes will occur in Denver federal court on September 20.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
State Railroad and Wulties
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Western Railroad
Wichita
Kan
Orient Road
Interstate Commerce Commission
Orient
United States District Court
Genver
Bloodshed Escalates in Southeastern Europe
report notes a new outbreak of violence in southeastern Europe raising regional tensions. officials describe rising clashes and security concerns as authorities appeal for calm and humanitarian access. local communities brace for potential displacement and further disruptions.
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Europe
Approved Allied Proposals On Dardanelles Freedom
Secretary Hughes today voiced unqualified U S approval of allied plans to safeguard the liberty of the Dardanelles Marmara and the Bosphorus and to protect racial and religious minorities in Turkish territories The American government is gratified the proposals align with American sentiment and hopes for a suitable peace arrangement pending a final treaty with Turkey Greece and the allies.
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Washington
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Hughes
Sea of Marmara
Straits
Turkey
Greece
Turkish Cavalry Crosses Neutral Zone Near Constantinople
About 1,000 Turkish cavalry units crossed the neutral zone from Bigha toward Constantinople. The move mirrors the action at Eren Kuesi and seems planned before the allied note. General Harrington, British commander, is pushing every channel to secure a peaceful withdrawal of both forces.
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Constantinople
Bigha
Eren Kuesi
Harrington
Fires in Denison Destroy Three Homes and Two Barns
Firefighters report three south side houses burned in what is believed to be incendiary in Denison Texas on September 26. A second blaze destroyed two barns near the city. City and military authorities are investigating the incidents.
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Associated Press
Denison
Texas
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W. D. Butler
James Winch
E. J. Anderson
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W. H. Garrison
Fort Leavensworth
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