Turkish peace terms hinge on Angora assembly
Allied nations press for withdrawal of Turkish forces from Dardanelles and Bosphorus neutral zones and limit gendarmes in eastern Thrace as Mudania talks rest on Angora decision. Ismet Pasha says powers are limited and final word rests with the national assembly while Kemal Pasha stays in touch by telegraph. British reinforce to safeguard railway lines.
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Mudania
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Thrace
Ismet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
National Assembly
Ismid
Armistice terms and Winnfield girl death loom large
Armistice convention terms to Angora are laid out while in Mobile five people are detained over the death of Mary Cavanaugh a 20 year old from Winnfield Louisiana. Doctors a lawyer and a nurse are among those held on bail in a case tied to a claimed illegal operation. Coroner Hale led initial inquiries and sent funeral services to await further facts as the grand jury probes.
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Associated Press Mobile
Ala
Mary Cavanaugh
Winnfield
C. E. Chapman
H. D. Havard
H. Bailey
Florida Lathrop
Robert Eshalla
Stephen F. Hale
Cocurt Court Grand Jury
New Supply Ship Cerebola Heads to Constantinople
Washington October 10 The Cerebola mother ship to the Atlantic Fleet destroyer squadron now at Philadelphia will sail about October 30 to mother the squadron of 20 destroyers, 12 of which are already en route to the vicinity.
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U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Philadelphia
Constantinople
Sympathy for Armenians Cable From Federal Council Leader
On Oct 10 President Jober Berd of the Federal Council of Churches sent a cable to Armenian Patriarch Leaven and Greek Patriarch Meletios Phanar in Constantinople expressing deep sympathy for the churches of the East during a critical period. The council represents twenty million American church members and extends its condolences to both hierarchs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jober Berd
Federal Council of Church
Leaven
Meletios Phanar
Constantinople
Federal Council of Churches
United States
East
United States Steel posts September unfilled orders rise
New York reports U S Steel September 30 unfilled orders at 6 691 607 tons up from 5 950 105 August 31 a gain of 741 502 tons. Missouri WCTU backs Reed opponent Brewster in a non partisan context. Vacuum Oil Directors declare 7 dividend per share plus 3 regular dividend. Total dividends for year reach 16 a share.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
St. Louis
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Nellie G. Burger
Springfield
Vacuum Oil Co
Standard Oil Group
Southern freight rate hearings set to resume in Asheville
Interstate Commerce Commission prepares to resume southern freight rate hearings in Asheville North Carolina with the North Carolina Corporation Commission expected to present three days of testimony to counter Central Freight Association claims of eastern bias. G L Tillery of Philadelphia testifies early with focus on cost of freight delivery and proposed revisions to rates from Ohio river points and eastern cities to the Southeast.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
North Carolina Corporation Commission
State Commission
Central Freight Association
Western North Carolina
South
G. L. Tillery
Philadelphia
Ohio River
Mississippi
Potomac River
Clemenceau to travel alone on U S visit next month
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau, age 82, will tour the United States alone, paying his own expenses and delivering more than 30 addresses. Col. E M House says he will arrive in New York, stay five days, then visit Boston Chicago Kansas City New Orleans Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
New York
Clemenceau
France
United States
Col. E. M. House
America
Col. House
Boston
Chicago
Kansas City
New Orleans
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Five Nations Move to Sign Asia Minor Peace Pact
Allied generals draft an armistice convention submitted to Ismet Pasha offering Greek evacuation of Thrace within 15 days and transfer of civil power to Turkish authorities within 30 days, with inter Allied missions and seven allied battalions to enforce order in Eastern Thrace and Chanak Ismid zones.
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Marington
Iron Duke
Constantinople
Thrace
Angora
Chanak
Ismid
All
Ange
Constanti
North Louisiana tick eradication meeting advances plan
Delegates from North Louisiana parishes and observers from New Orleans Missouri and Arkansas met in Monroe to organize an anti tick campaign. Key figures discussed a no fence law to confine cattle for two years while tick elimination proceeds with input from Dr George Paxton Commissioner Harry D Wilson and others. Delegates registered from Ouachita Webster Catahoula and surrounding parishes with officials and cattle interest groups among attendees.
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New Orleans
Missouri
Arkansas
Monroe
Louisiana
Charles W. Phillips
Ouachita Police Jury
S. M. Collins
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Hotel
Phillips
Aggie
Harry D. Wilson
Wilson
Baton Rouge
East Baton Rouge Parish
George Paxton
Louisiana Division
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Pegram Flower
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Parker
Pecan Grove
Ouachita
Olden Henry
J. T. Bryant
S. D. Knight
Webster
J. R. Milam
Winn
T. Shrout
Donip
F. FE. Rambo
DeSoto
T. F. Terzia
W. E. Allan
Elmo Haile
H. M. McGuire
R. H. Rogers
Quachita
C. N. McDuffin
Morehouse
S. B. Hicks
Shreveport
Jewell McQuiller
H. W. Garrett
John P. Parker
W. H. Averey
Natchatches
J. Snider
Ezell Bought by St. Louis Americans
The St. Louis Americans purchased Homer Ezell from Shreveport of the Texas League. Ezell is a third baseman who batted above .300.
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Ezell
St. Louis St. Louis
St. Louis Americans
Homer Ezell
Shreveport
Steamer Relief Heads to Aid Santiago Off Cuban Coast
The wrecking tug Relief departed Key West to assist the Ward Line Steamer Santiago reported ashore about 185 miles from Key West on the Cuban coast.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
Relief
Ward Line
Santiago
Cuban
Liquor Removed From Four American Ships by Board Orders
The U S Board ordered liquor removed from four American passenger vessels in port. Ships President Polk President Roosevelt President Arthur and President Garfield will sail dry with ginger ale aboard. Officials expect many liners to depart with no alcohol before October 18.
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Associated Press
New York
Shipping Board
Brooklyn
John D. Appleby
Daugherty
President Polk
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Appleby
Prohibition
President Arthur
Hoboken
London
Bremen
Bacchus
President Garfield
United States Lines
France Studies Ruling On Traffic In Wines At Sea
Paris reports the French government closely studies Attorney General Daugherty's ruling that foreign vessels cannot bring wines or liquors within the American three mile limit. Ambassador Jusserand may carry Washington instructions when he sails October 21. France weighs international law questions and effects on freedom of the seas.
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France
Associated Press
Paris
Daugherty
Ambasador Jusserand
Washington
Twelve Year Old to Finish University Course Fast
Daniel Berman a 12 year old from Galveston Texas enters Columbia University as a freshman and predicts completing a four year course in two and a half years. Officials say a world record for prodigies would be set if he finishes early. He plans to attend summer school and aims to become a lawyer and perhaps play football after gaining weight.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Daniel Berman
Galveston
Tex
Daniel
National airplane races set to open at Mount Clemons Michigan
Selfridge Field near Mount Clemons Michigan buzzed with 150 plus airplanes ahead of three day national air races starting tomorrow. Entries include navy and civilian pilots competing in the Pulitzer race and other events led by the mysterious Wright Navy Flyer described as a Flying Laboratory. Charles S. Jones and Jap Pearson arrived from Buffalo as early racers for long flight and load tests.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemons
Mich
Selfridge Field
Army
Navy
Detroit
Charles $. Jones
Jap Pearson
Buffalo
Selfridge
L. H. Sanderson
Marine Corps
Moffett
Agro
Armistice Protocol Signed At Mudania Reports
Havas Agency reports the armistice protocol signing at Mudania planned for 5 pm. Gen Harington and staff arrived aboard the Iron Duke at 1 46 am and expected to return to Mudania at 2 pm. Greece faces political tension over martial law amid arms warnings and shifts in alliance with Italy and Britain.
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Mudania
Havas Agency
Associated Press
Constantinople
Mudenia
Havas
Harington
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Mobile
Asia Minor
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Gen
Mombelli
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INI
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Kansas Pecan Grove
U. S. Board
West Monroe
Inspector Sandel Berry
Weaks Supply Co
Genasco Roofing
RADIO
Bruce Frizzell
MT Clemons
City
O. O. Clark’s
B.C
Care News-Star
Athens
Gonatas
Greece
Orge
Constantine
Serres
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Rhodes
Venizelos
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