Advance in Dardanelles Near Chanak Strength Ends The British
British forces facing Greek and Turkish moves in the Dardanelles struggle toward Chanak. Turkish troops concentrate at Brusa and Ismid aiming for Constantinople while British patience for peace grows. Gen Harington restrains war actions and diplomats press for a neutral zone agreement.
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Associated Press
London
Near East
Adrianople
Brusa
Ismid
Constantinople
Thrace
Crime wave sweep in Chicago shown by police records
Police report a 77 year old father William Klockzin slain by his son Belmuth 3& years old after supper. The widow Augusta Klockzin and three other sons were taken into custody. A second case in Rochester, New York sees William Wheeler kill his three children and himself after leaving a note to his wife Milly.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Klockzin
Belmuth
Augusta Klockzin
Rochester
N. Y
Ethelyn
Grace
Russell
Wm. E. Wheeler
Turkish Nationalist advance resumes toward Chanak
Mudania dispatch reports Turkish Nationalist troops renewed their advance in the Dardanelles area aiming for Chanak, the British stronghold, as of yesterday.
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Dardanelles
Chanak
Associated Press
Constantinople
Dardanales
Mudania
Allied Turkish talks and troop position at Mudania
London reports the British cabinet endorses Curzon’s Paris conference plan on Turkish troop limits and delayed Thrace occupation. Ismid neutral zone tensions persist with reports of Turkish forces crossing the line and Harington warning Demet Pasha. Escalating Greek resistance and Sultan Mohammed VI’s status loom as reconciliation efforts begin.
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Associated Press
London
Marquis Curzon
Paris
Poincare
Harington
Thrace
Ismid
Demet Pasha
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Sea of
Marmera
Mohammed Vi
Angora
Nationa Assembly
Calhoun Fair plans announced for North Louisiana
The North Louisiana Agricultural Fair Association will open its three day fair at the Louisiana Experimental Station in Calhoun Ouachita parish on Wednesday. S. H. Hamilton says attendees will come from across North Louisiana and promises larger exhibits and more amusements including contests for prettiest young lady and ugliest man, various races, an Old Fiddlers contest, and a best piano solo. Schools and Red Cross groups feature in the program with free admission and extended hours.
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North Louisiana Agricultural Fair Association
Ouachita
Morehouse
Jackson
Louisiana Experimental Station
Calhoun
Ouachita Parish
S. H. Hamilton
North Louisiana
Monroe
West Monroe
B. N. Pipes
Claude Roberts
Sidney Stewart
Josephine McNally
The
Red Cross
Louisiana
Parish Health Unit
American Red Cross
Williams
Parish
Wil
Bigges
Quachita Parish
Choudrant
K. P
Louisiana Training Institute
Bill Hart Showing Improvement In Typhoid Struggle
Los Angeles October 9 continued improvement was announced in the condition of William S Bill Hart film star who has been critically ill with typhoid fever and complications Dr Leon J Roth attending Hart said his strong constitution and vitality aid his fight against death and there is little further danger unless new complications develop
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William S
Bill) Hart
Hart
Leon J. Roth
Mrs. Phillips Denies Homicide In Meadows Case
Los Angeles reporters report Mrs. Clara Phillips denies killing Alberta Meadows and says others were responsible. She claims not to have struck the fatal blows and stops short of naming anyone, while avoiding an insanity defense as counsel changes continue.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Tremzine Meadows
Alberta Meadows
Mexico Rebels Move as Government Tightens Grip
Mexico City dispatches describe rebels active across the republic while federal forces pursue General Francisco Murguiafi. Reports say Murguiafi’s dispersed forces regrouped at La Sarea Durango and were again scattered. an official denial claims Murguiafi not captured.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Republic
Francisco Murguiafi
Murguia
Guaracheé Durango
la Sarea
Murguipa
Gun Battle Near Dunlap Leaves Two Dead
In Chattanooga Tennessee two men died after a Sunday afternoon gunfight near Dunlap. Wm Hixson was killed instantly when shot from his horse. Foster Johnson, a World War I veteran, died after being taken to a local hospital. The disturbance began when riders bothered Johnson's seriously ill sister.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dunlap
Wm. Hixson
Foster Johnson
Chattaooga
Johnson
Train Kills Man in Burnsville Incident
Selma reports Henry Stack division store keeper of the Southern Railway was killed last night in Burnsville when he fell under a passenger train. The accident occurred as Stack attempted to cross the tracks, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Selma
Ala
Henry Stack
Southern Railway
Burnsville
Treasury to issue 30 year bonds at 4.25 percent
Secretary Mellon proposes a government bond issue of about 500 million dollars dated October 16 1922. Interest runs from that date with semi annual payments on April 15 and October 15.
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Washington
Mellon
Treasury
Greek General Leonardopoulos Arrives to Defend Thrace
Adrianople reports General Anastasios Leonardopoulos arriving as Greek troops rally at the liberator of Adrianople site. He vows Thrace will not be surrendered and Gaza-like charges loom as Turkish reentry fears rise. local estimates place Greek forces around 45 000 with troops well supplied and prepared for potential Chalcalja line attacks.
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Associated Press
Adrianople
Anastasios Leonardopoulos
Thrace
Athens
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Zeleouski
Vilna
Leonardopoulos
Karagaten
Government Palace
Greece
Europe
Chaltalja
Greek leader vows force over Thrace loss amid Balkan tensions
Athens reports Col. Gonatas, still Greece's military dictator, warns reactionaries against capitalizing on Thrace setback. Thrace deputies accuse Britain of inviting Turkish reentry and predict renewed mandates over Palestine Mesopotamia Syria and Gallipoli fighting. In Smyrna Nourednin Pasha orders civilians to carry lanterns after sunset and require removal of private house flags.
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Athens
Thrace
Col
Gonatas
Chamber of Deputies of
Europe
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Syria
Gallipoli
Smyrna
Martial law to stay in Denison after rail strike survey
Gov. Neff announced martial law will be maintained in Denison indefinitely with a sufficient force to enforce it after surveying railroad shop strike conditions. He could not say when it would be lifted.
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Texas
Associated Press
Denison
Tex
Post Office Robbed in Perryville Ala Overnight
Selma Ala Oct 9 The Perryville post office in this county was robbed last night of five thousand dollars in liberty bonds stamps and cash, according to the postmaster at that place reported today.
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Associated Press
Selma
Ala
Perryville
Mistaken Identity Claimed in Bahmer Case Double Murder
New Brunswick authorities arrest Clifford Hayes 49 for first degree murder in the slayings of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. Raymond Schneider, a suitor to Pearl Bahmer, says the killings followed mistaken identity under police scrutiny.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Clifford Hayes
Pearl Bahmer
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Raymond Schneider
Bahmer
Beekman and Stricker
Middlesex
Somerset
Schneider
Hayes
Schnieder
Stricker
Middlesex County
Beekman
Somerset County
Hall
Nicholas Bahmer
Buccleuch Park
Kauffman
Phillips Farm
Sehneider
Frances Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor Reinhart Mills
Kaufmann
Navy
E. J. Hayes
Clifford
Fatal family feud leaves two dead in Mississippi
In Monticello Mississippi on October 9 a family fight three miles south of town left Asa Boyd dead after shooting Verus Ethridge who died at the scene. Ethridge’s brother returned fire and killed Boyd instantly.
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Monticello, Miss
Here
Asa Boyd
Verus Ethridge
Ethridge
Pay Bills On Time to Save Ten Percent by 10th
A notice urges customers to pay their bills on or before the tenth of the month to receive a ten percent discount. The message emphasizes timely payments to maximize savings.
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