Conference to Save Europe Hints End of Asia Minor War
The Turkish government accepts allied terms with conditions for military movements and broader attendance at a peace conference. Russia proposes a near eastern conference to prevent bloodshed, while Dardanelles control remains contested by Kemal Pasha’s forces. The armistice talks set for October 2 at Mudania, with observers from the United States.
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Associated Press
Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Russia
Bulgaria
Persia
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Dardanelles
Straits
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Chanak
Balkan States
Egypt
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Mudania
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France
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Karakhan
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Tn Times
Fatu
Attorneys Confer to Fix Date for Mine Killings Trial
State and defense attorneys met with Judge D T Hartwell to set a date for the trial of 74 men indicted after the Lea ter Slip Mine killings near Marion Iowa in June. Speedy trials are urged as most indictments face delays and several defendants are jailed as leaders of the mine killings.
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Associated Press
Marion
Als
D. T. Hartwell
Willismeen County
Mcted
Leater
Here
Turkish reply to peace conference accepted by nationalists
Essad Bey says the Turkish nationalist government has completed its reply to the allied peace note. They accept Paris terms but insist on right to military moves during the conference and demand admission to meetings with all Allies including Russia Persia and Bulgaria.
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Hamid Bey
Hamid
Chanak
U.S
Mark L. Bristol
Amercan
United States
Angora
Associated Press
Constantinople
Paris
Essad Bey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Russia
Persia
Bulgaria
Exhumation Considered in Mills Murder Case
New Brunswick N J Sept 26 The body of Mrs James Mills a choir singer found slain beside her pastor Rev Edward Wheeler Hall ten days ago probably will be exhumed for further examination Prosecutor Reedman of Somerset County said. Dr W E Long said he found one bullet wound though others reported three or four. Investigators believe Hall and Mills were killed at the spot where found beneath a crab apple tree on a hillside farm after they rode separate trolleys to a park for a visit.
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New Bronawick
N. J
James Mills
Edward Wheeler Hal
Reedman
Somerset County
Milla
W. E. Long
Hall
Mills
Minster
Power Commission Grants Mot Springs Dam Permit
The Federal Power Commission issued a permit to Caddo Power and Irrigation Co. for two dams on the Ouachita river near Mot Springs Arkansas. The project aims to develop over 60 000 horsepower and requires minnows in covervoirs to curb mosquito propagation. An unrelated note reports Ralph R Murphy of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad escaping abductors in Birmingham.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Caddo Power and Irrigation Co
Ouachita River
Mot Springs
Ark
Parliament in Session Progress on Irish Constitution
Dublin September 26 Parliament considers the new Irish constitution with 10 of 78 articles approved by committee. No significant amendments were adopted to any article.
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Associated Press
Dublin
C&O Railway Stock Boost Authorized at Richmond Meeting
Stockholders in Richmond authorized increasing the railroad’s capital by issuing 56 million dollars in preferred stock. The 300 thousand shares of 100 dollars each are convertible into common stock, expanding the company’s equity base.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
U S Endorses Allied Plans to Free Dardanelles and Protect Minorities
Secretary Hughes stated the United States approves allied proposals to guarantee freedom of the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus and to protect racial and religious minorities in Turkish territories. He avoided territorial comments but said the points align with American sentiment and should aid peace until a final treaty with Turkey and Greece is reached.
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Washington
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Hughes Todas
Associated Press
United States
Turkish Nationalist Authorities.” Mr. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Sea of Mermora
Turkey
Greece
Turkish Cavalry Crosses Neutral Zone Near Erenkus
Constantinople reports another Turkish cavalry unit, about four thousand strong, crossed the neutral zone from Bigha today in a move similar to Erenkus. General Harrington, the British commander, is exhausting every channel to secure a peaceful withdrawal of both forces.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Harrington
Mustapha Kemal
Smyrna
Kumkalsie
Dardanelles
Bigha
Erenkus
Poulin Introduces Two More Witnesses In Indiana Trial
In South Bend the defense for Harry Poulin, accused of fathering Mrs. John Tiernan's ten month old son, introduced two additional witnesses despite prosecution protests. Testimony included Mrs. Worden, a real estate dealer and distant Poulin relative, and Vee Woodruff, a lumberman who described a Notre Dame vaudeville outing with the Poulin family.
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Poulin
Indiana
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
John P. Tiernan
Floyd Jellison
Vee Woodruff
Notre Dame
Poulins
Strike Briefs Report 85 Percent of Normal Rail Shop Force
Washington September 26 The Association of Railway Executives said railroad reports show that the shops on Saturday reached 85 percent of normal strength, indicating a partial strike impact.
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Associated Press
Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Tom Watson Dies Sudden at Home in Washington
United States Senator Thomas E. Watson of Georgia died suddenly at his Washington home after an acute asthma attack. A famed historian and political force, Watson had battled in Georgia politics since 1890, with notable campaigns, publications, and a controversial career shaping state and national discourse.
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Associated Press
Wasington
United States
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Watson
Senate
Atlanta
Washington
Clifford W. Walker
Thomas W. Hardwick
St. Louis
Rowan Catholic Church
New York
Jeffersonian
France
Thomse Jefferson
Napoleon
Thomas Jefferson
Bethany
Old South
Andrew Jackson
Thomas B. Watsh
McDuffie
Goveninant
Columbia Sentinel
Hoke Smith
Hugh M. Dorsey
Thomason
Wilson
Senator Smith
Dorsey
Buford
Synthetic Champagne That Sparkles and Kicks Made in New York
New York report says synthetic champagne with real kick is manufactured in New York at low cost and sold for high profit. Federal prohibition chief John Appleby notes insufficient evidence to arrest and denies a permit for storage of wine for legitimate trade.
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New York
John DD. Appleby
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Prohibition Enforcement
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Washington
Cabinet restricts prohibition enforcement to three-mile limit
Washington reports that the cabinet will limit day operations to within three miles at sea. Officials may act beyond that range only if ships communicate with shore via their own crews and small boats. The move aligns with a court ruling on the Grace and Ruby case and avoids conflicts with national law.
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Washington
Voxeel
Grace
Ruby
Japanese Statement Denies Transfer of Troops to Manchuria
The Japanese war office refutes claims of shifting Jananese arms via Soviet allies to Manchuria. It says only limited arms and buildings were turned over to civilian railway guards in the Nikelsk area to maintain order.
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Manchuria
Japanese War Office
Janencee
Iberia
Dierterselix
Sewler
Vladivrostok
Chang Lim
Tuin
Krekumin Shinai
Chita
Dmerterichs
Chang To- Lin
Vladivostok
Petitions Circulate Aiming to Return Monroe to Original Charter
The Monroe movement seeks circulating petitions to allow voters to decide by a 33 percent signature threshold whether to revert from the current city commission form to the aldermanic system. Proponents argue for a quick election to avoid delays and a four-year term timeline, amid upcoming March primaries and April general election.
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City Commission Council
Logue
Est Commission
Monte
Eure Bents
Arhold Bernstein
Th. R. Speed
Joseph BudeHiarn
A. V. Miller
Biedenharn
Miller
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New Orleans
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