Kemalists Demand Guarantees on Thrace Settlement
Turkish Nationalists press Allies for assurances within forty eight hours that Thrace will be settled in favor of Turkey. Angora government ready to negotiate and suspend troops if guarantees are provided. Greek foreign office insists Thrace remains essential for any peace conference. Turkish forces seize Ezine and threaten Kum Kalesi as naval experts note it could bar British fleet access to the Dardanelles. General Pelle’s return to Constantinople seen as favorable to Kemal Pasha. Moslems urge early peace with Turkey and sovereignty over Thrace including Adrianople and Constantinople with Smyrna as part. London reports Labor Party cautious on near eastern policy as debate continues.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Angora
Athens
Greece
Associated Press
Asia Minor
Ezine
Dardanelles
Kum Kalesi
Straits
Malta
London
Reuter
Pelle
Smyrna
Kemal Pasha
Adana
Fress
Near East
India
Lord Reading
Simla
Turkey
Adrianople
Labor Party
Poincare
Lord Curzon
Paris
M. Poincare
Great Britain
Dardanelles Straits
Roumania
Jugo-Slavia
France
Italy
Chanak
Britain
Sea of
Marmara
Mussulmans
Kemal Pas
Promise Arrest In Murder Case Shifts to Single Suspect
New Brunswick New Jersey September 20 police said the dragnet for the double murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and Mrs James Mills choir singer drew to one suspect. Prosecutor Stricker Middlesex county warned against rushing to arrest to avoid habeas corpus disclosures.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
St. John the Evangelist
James Mills
Stricker
Middlesex County
Bermuda Hit by Full Hurricane
Bermuda faced a full hurricane yesterday with winds estimated between 80 and miles per hour. Hotels suffered heavy damage and smaller Isle of Wight structures were destroyed. No loss of life was reported, but harbor vessels sustained damage.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Isle of Wight
Barter Replaces Money for Tuition in Weimar Area
Weimar Germany Sept 22 barter replaces cash as mark depreciation hits. The Weimar board fixes winter term tuition at Triptis and Marksuhl in rye. Saxon Thuringian Power at Anna accepts 10 eggs three pounds of flour or potatoes per kilowatt hour of electricity.
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Weimar
Germany
Triptis
Marksuhl
Ford Gov Places Big Order for Coal
Cincinnati reports Ford Motor company signs an order with American Export and Inland Coal for coal at the Hoover fair price. The purchase covers plant operations for 30 days with hopes to secure enough fuel to run indefinitely.
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Hoover
Cincinnati
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Ford Company
American Export and Inland Coal Corporation
Tariff Bill Seen as Boomerang for United States
London editors say the United States tariff bill will worsen its own economic position by increasing embarrassment from being a major creditor. The Times editorial criticizes the act as likely to fail its goals and contradicts global economic experience.
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Tarife
United States
London
Unite States
the Times
Sir Charles Santley Dies in London at 81
London reports the death of Sir Charles Santley a famed English concert and oratorio singer. He rose to popularity over decades and toured America in 1871 and 1891 during the height of his career. His artistic Jubilee was celebrated in London in 1907.
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London
Sir Charles Santley
America
United States
Canada
Charles
Pope Sends 100000 Lire Aid to Smyrna Archbishop
Rome reports the Pope dispatched 100000 lire to the Archbishop of Smyrna to fund clergy relief efforts for the suffering and poor regardless of faith or nationality.
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Pope
Smyrna
Rome
CP Rail executives tour city as Leader-Pashley branch eyed
President E. W. Beatty and Vice-President D. C. Coleman visited the city with Sir Augustus Nanton. Mayor Huckvale and Chamber of Commerce President A. F. Andrews welcomed them. Officials noted Western conditions were satisfactory and that the Leader-Pashley branch may be completed next year while coal traffic and crop movements across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta press the schedule.
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E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
D. C. Coleman
Augustus Nanton
Huckvale
A. F. Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Algeria
Prairie
Alberta
Coleman
Marriage Upends Hohenzollern Line in Berlin Report
Doom Sept 22 report says former Kaiser William will wed with full Hohenzollern consent though the family opposes. Crown Prince and princes fear financial strain if the Kaiser dies and the estate worth about 20 million dollars would be divided, causing further complications.
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William
Hohenzollern
Berlin
Britain Wins First Move in Eastern Strategy
London reports Premier Poincare and Lord Curzon to renew talks in Paris while Britain charts leverage over the Dardanelles. Britain signals resolve to keep the straits from Turkish control, arms Chanak defenses, and press Roumania and Jugoslavia to side with London amid Kemalist advances.
Emil Pigarello Caught in Police Manhunt for Murder Car
Bloodhounds track Emil Picarello in Lethbridge to a murder car case that killed Constable Lawson of the A F P. Three men—Steve Picarello Lessandre and McAlpine—are in custody with a fourth as material witness. Picarello’s car is seized and police expect his arrest hourly. Police say escape seems impossible. He began small but has amassed a fortune.
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Lethbridge
Emil Picarello
Lawson
A.F.P
Crows Nest Pass
Steve Picarello
Lessandre
McAlpine
Picarello
Steal Lumber From Beaver Dam Camp
The Rotary Club decided to move and store picnic equipment from Beaver Dam Camp after vandals began stealing lumber there. E. C. Drake escorted Mayor Huckvale, Aid. Cunliffe, and City Foreman McLaughlin to the camp to inspect a potential water breach near the dam and noted the water sheet close to the dam’s top.
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Beaver Dam
Rotary Club
E. C. Drake
Huckvale
Aid. Cunliffe
McLaughlin
Thieves Sentenced in Store Robbery Death Case
Chatham Ontario reports the sentencing of Zimmer Noah Drew aged 12 Ed Ryckman aged 10 and R Logan aged two years in connection with the death of Constable Rickard who surprised them during a store robbery.
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Chatham
Ont
Zimmer Noah Drew
Ed. Ryckman
R. Logan
Rickard
Canadians Offer Services to Government from Los Angeles
Ottawa reports a flood of offers to serve in a potential Dardanelles mission as Canadians abroad from Los Angeles and Great Britain propose to raise contingents. Daily, the militia department receives more than 200 letters or telegrams seeking to join or aid Canada in any mobilization.
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Great Britain
Militia Department
Toronto District Labor Council
Turkey
Ottawa
Canada
Dardanelles
Los Angeles
Calif
Migration from U K Increasing Passenger Outflow
London reports the Board of Trade six month tally shows 22,009 more Britons left for non European destinations than arrived. Net moves favor Australia and New Zealand 15,567, British North America 14,811, and the United States 4,565.
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London
Cabie
Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Europe
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
British North America
United States
Wrecking Ordered for Saloon in Hammond Arraignment
Judge Joseph Sullivan gave Andrew Rapina on his third arraignment in three months for violation of the saloon law the option of wrecking his establishment or six months in jail. Rapina chose wrecking as city firemen with axes destroyed the saloon in Hammond.
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Hammond
Ind
Joseph Sullivan
Andrew Rapina
Rapina
Germany to pay reparations guarantees to Belgium
Berlin reports negotiations between Germany and Belgium on reparations guarantees are concluded. Treasury notes guaranteed by the Reichsbank will be handed to Belgium on Monday.
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Berlin
Germaany
Belgium
Treasury
Reichsbank
Brig Gen Devins Killed Near Sligo in Encounter
Brig Gen J Devins, a Republican member of the Southern parliament for East Mayo and Sligo, is reported killed with five irregulars in a fight near Sligo on Wednesday night. One victim identified as Brian Macneill son of Education Minister Prof Macneill. Surviving Macneill brothers serve as officers in the Free State army.
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Belfast
J. Devins
Sligo
East Mace
Arthur Griffiths
Brian Macneill
Macneill
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Eree State Army
Gasoline motor trains show strong success in Chicago
Chicago Great Western president Samuel M. Felton announced four gasoline motor trains in Town have proven so successful that the railroad plans to expand to fifteen. He spoke today.
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Chicago
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Samuel M. Felton
First Woman Diplomat Nominated by Harding
President Harding sent to the Senate the nomination of Miss Lucile Atcherson of Columbus Ohio to be secretary of an embassy or legation, the first woman selected for a major role in the American diplomatic service.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Lucile Atcherson
Colummibus
Ohio
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London Times
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Eulehted
Pres. E. W. Beatty
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Pashley
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Beatty
Alta
Vancouver
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Nelson
Cardston
Saskatoon
IPOSE
Kaiser Wilhel
East
Emil Pigarello
Gov't
Toronto
District Labor Council
U.K
Devins
J. MacNeil
YH. D. Mierrifield
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