Greeks Capture 8 000 Turks in Smyrna Region
London reports official word that Greek forces have surrounded a Turkish army corps near Smyrna, capturing 8,000 prisoners with guns and booty as the offensive northward in Asia Minor continues. Salikli and Marmora Pass fall as Greek cavalry pushes toward Kula while Turkish nationalists direct operations near Constantinople and Thrace. A Turkish demand seeks territorial and financial terms under Wilsonian principles with Armenia, while Gandhi in Bombay warns Indians to withdraw support unless peace terms align with British pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
He Smyrna
Philadelphia
Ala-Shehr
Smyrna
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Urks
Constantinople
Associated Press
Marmora
Mustipha Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Conantinople
Cis
Paris
Turkey
Adrianople
International Commission
Straits
Erzerum
Bitlis
Van
Armenia
Black Sea
League of Nations
Bombay
India
Gandhi
Mussulmans
Deportation Halt Ordered for Roberto Elia on Bail Request
Assistant Secretary of Labor Post said deportation proceedings against Roberto Elia were stayed at the New York Attorney General’s request to allow state grand jury action in King County. Elia, labeled an anarchist, is tied to the June 2 bomb plots. if Palmer seeks indictment, he will be turned over to authorities. if not, New York will take custody. If neither level acts, deportation proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRO S Reutnees Asnenyult Bureau
Washington
Palmer
Elia
New York
German Cabinet Crisis Averted Fehrenbach Takes Lead
Berlin June 2 to June 26 reports show the Majority Socialists will not block the Fehrenbach cabinet. The new ministry includes Fehrenbach as Chancellor with ministers for Justice Foreign Affairs Finance Interior and Defense among others. Additional posts include Transport Food Posts and Telegraphs Economics and a Reichstag presidency to Loebe born 1875 Breslau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Konstantin Fehrenbach
Carl Heinze
Walter Simons
Vinance
Dr. Wirth
Herr Koch
Herr Gessler
General Groener
Andres Hermes
Johann Giesert
Herr Scholz
Treasury
Herr von Baumer
Paul Loehe
Veteran Thomas Gayer Shot in Front of Brooklyn Home
Thomas Gayer a World War I veteran and former first sergeant with 77th Division Headquarters in France was shot and killed on the steps of his Union Street Brooklyn residence. Police said a dispute over clothes led to a group of five men approaching the house, a fight ensued, and one assailant fired. Gayer, who served in the Navy, died at Methodist Episcopal Hospital. he leaves a wife and no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gaye
Argonne
Union Street
Brooklyn
Dixon Place
James
Bobby Gait
Thomas Gayer
Delduce
Gayer
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
77Th Division
France
Navy
Watchman Duped as Bandits Loot 11 Barrels of Alcohol
Night watchman Frank Styres at the Tonuzzi oil and alcohol warehouse on Avenue guards his post when three bogus revenue agents lure him away. Four men load eleven barrels of 100 proof alcohol onto a truck, which Fled as Patrolman Nolte pursued. The gang fled, a general police alarm issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Styres
Joseph Lonuzzi
All i Avenue
Federal
Tonuzzi
Nojte
Baat
Fifth Street
Teut
Styres
Federal Building
Nolte
Becomes 35 Times a Father in California Birth
EL CENTRO June 25 Frank Valle sixty, a native of Mexico, became a father for the thirty fifth time today when his second wife, married in 1900, bore her seventeenth child an eleven pound boy. Sixteen of Valle’s children are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Cal
Frank Valle
Mexico
Vale
Perfect Pasteurization and the Safe Milk Promise
A grieving parent recalls past infant loss blamed on bad milk and credits Sheffield Farms with pioneering pasteurization. Despite opposition, New York City adopted the process, assuring safe, wholesome infant food and lower mortality. The speaker urges adherence to safeguards despite milk price debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Pasteur
Park and Roseneau
Sheffield Farms
City of
New York
Ulster Calls on Government For Protection
Ulster Unionist standing committee vows to seek government protection for loyal residents with Crown forces. If protection fails, it will salute Ulster Loyal Sinn Féiners Attacked Bantry County Cork Ireland. June 25. A concerted series of outrages left one dead and several homes and shops burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionist Council
Belfast
The
Ulster Unionists
Nmant
Ulster Loyal
Sinn
Austin
Ireland
Dublin
London Times
Londonderry
Lo Vay
St. Columbu's College
Bill of Exceptions in Newberry Case Approved
Grand Rapids reports Judge Sessions approved the bill of exceptions and assignment of error for Senator Truman Newberry and sixteen others convicted last March on corruption charges in the 1918 senatorial election. The case will go to the United States Supreme Court after printing. Assistant Attorney General Frank Pailey led the effort. a hearing in the Supreme Court is sought at the earliest date. Senator Newberry was sentenced to two years in Leavenworth and fined $10,000. all defendants are free on bond pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Truman
Supreme Court
Newberry
Leavenworth
Perkin Death Honored by Palisades Park Board
The Palisades Interstate Park Commission met to record the death of George W. Perkins. They credited him with conceiving and funding the park and envisioning a large public playground serving New York and New Jersey residents at cost. The tribute called him a remarkable blend of idealism and practicality, and noted the park would stand as his enduring monument.
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New York
New Jersey Palisades Park Commission
George W. Per
Palisades Interstate Park
Perkins
New Jersey
Ferkins
Palisades Park
Bayside Builder James Hector Lee Dies at 62
James Hector Lee, noted Bayside New York builder and treasurer of H W Miller Co, died at home aged sixty two after illness since October. He helped wire the Pennsylvania Station and several major structures. Lee served as director of multiple large firms including Rio Plata Mining Company and was active in Republican politics and local clubs. Survived by wife, daughter Virginia H Lee, son Randolph H Lee of Newport News Shipbuilding, two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Lee
H. W. Miller the
Pennsylvania Station
Pennsylvania
Nodworth
Singer
Tribune
Bayside
L. 1
Lee
Rio Plata Mining Company
Mexicali
Bayside Yacht Club
Cornucopia Lodge
A. M
Virginia H. Lee
Randolph HL. Lee
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Newport News, Va
Richard Golden
Jed Progtye
New Miller & Conyers
Ty Prier Ieepeert
Mr. Conyers
Peter $. Ebbert
Fulton Theater
James A. Hearn & Keeper
Fink Bacon
Sons
Glen O’clock
Ean St
The
Lambs
Ebbert
Errolas
PS Lambs
Store Improvement Association
Hearn
New York
Thomas A. Edison
Dickson, Newspaper Advertising Man, Is Dead
Charles Dickson, aged 64, longtime employee of The Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, died at his Jersey City home from heart disease linked to a January pneumonia attack. Born in Albany he leaves a wife, a son Captain Charles Dickson the engineer, and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM at 98 Summit Avenue with interment in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Viewsua
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Buletin
Summit Avenue
Jersey City
Dickson
Albany
Old Albany Academy
Arnold Constable & Co
Attorney James Roberts Dies at Chestnut Hill Home
James Uerry Roberts, father of Mrs. E T Stotesbury, died at his daughter's Chestnut Hill home aged eighty five. He had lived on the Chestnut Hill estate during spring and summer, wintering in Florida. An early Chicago attorney, he was closely associated with Melville Fuller and is said to have coached Fuller when Cleveland appointed him to the Supreme Court in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
James Uerry Roberts
Chestnut Hill
Roberts
Stotesbury
Florda
Chicago
Melville W. Fuller
Thce
Unitedates Supreme
Fuller
Cleveland
Justice Whits
Charles S. Carpender Dies at 73 in New Brunswick
Charles S. Carpender seventy three, head of Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Co. and former VP of Janeway and Carpenter Wall Paper, died at his New Brunswick home. He led Middlesex General Hospital and belonged to St. Nicholas Society, Sons of the Revolution, and Union Club. Survived by wife Alice and five children. Funeral at St John the Evangelist Church this afternoon at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Carpender
Charles 3. Carpender
Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company
New Brunswick
N. J
Janeway & Carpender Wall Paper Company
Carpender
Middlesex General Hospital
St. Nicholas Society of
New York
Sons of the Revolution
Union Club of
Alice Carpender
Charles
Edwin, Moncure
Sidney B. Carpender
Alice Mall
Cambridge
Mass
Obituary notes for Herman L. Kauffmann and Maximilian Frey
Herman L. Kauffmann longtime president of the Urading Stamp Company died suddenly of heart disease at his home 104 Highland Place Brooklyn. He was born in Poland and lived in New York for 35 years, formerly owned a restaurant business on Atlantic Avenue. Survived by two daughters and three sons. Maximilian Frey, many years bakery businessman in Brooklyn, died Thursday at 18 Madison street, Europe.
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Herman L. Kauffmann
Geventy- Wo
Rowd Urading Stamp Company
Aighland Plan
Brooklyn
Pth Lly
New York
Seara
Atantic Avenue
Daugh Fen
Maximilian Frey
Busines
Brookyn
Mia Noma
Madieoa i
Uropien
Obituary notices span theater, public figures and veterans
Richard Golden, Joseph Conyers, Captain John Jensen, and Sarah Henderson are among the deceased. The items note Ebbert tied to New York lighting pioneer Edison, Jensen's Norwegian roots and invention of wire baskets, Conyers’ stage roles, Henderson’s hospital work, and the long civic careers of others with dates and burial details. The page lists multiple obituaries with ages, survivors, and funeral arrangements across New York and nearby areas.
Edward Ford Dies In Toledo After Long Illness
Edward Ford, founder of the Edward Ford Glass Company and owner of Ford’s Dime Savings Bank buildings, died at his Toledo home after a long illness. Born in Gothland in 1848, he migrated to Temple where he established a glass industry firm that grew into a leading national producer. Ford recently returned from Florida, seeking improvement and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Forn
Toledo
Ohio
Ford
Edward Ford
Mr. Ford
Florida
Gosen
Ty i
Jones Pioneer Merchant in Coytesville Dies after Illness
Jon D. Jones seventy three a prominent Coytesville merchant dies after a long illness in New Jersey born in Ireland he came to America in his business career for fifty years he helped organize Coyville and funeral services set for 10 a m at Burns Church Broadway and 1st Street. George C Sherman Watertown NY fifty four longtime paper maker dies in his home after a recent health shock he could not recover, his death follows weeks of declining health.
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Glorinda Jones
Jon D. Jones
John D. Jones
Coytesville
N. J
Mr. Jones
Ireland
Coyvile
Burns Church
Broadway
1St Street
George C. Sherman
Watertown
N.Y
New York
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Army Corps of Nationalists
Salikli
Kemal
Salhkli
Lake Marmora Pass
Kula
Manhattan Beach Baths
Women’s Swimming Association
Charlotte Boyle
Ethelda Bleibhtrey
Seri Nels
Waring
Wea
Brighton Rewwick
Sheepshead
Rhanne
Manhattan Beach
Gocun Avenue
Sheepshead Hay and Cross Bridge
Gordon & Dilworth
REAL
Orange Marmalade
Red
Roberto Elia
Vorwaerts
Fehrenbach
Eysen Co
Dreher
New York Tribune
Majority Socialsts
Ais
Reichstag
Magdeburg University
Bund Neues Vaterland
Germany
Horton
Sheffield
Loton Burton
Sheffield Farms Company
Ulster
Perkin
Palisades Park Board
James Hector Lee
Bayside, L. I
East Street
New Rochelle
Pelham
Sarah G. Henderson
Sarah Godine Henderson
Ladies’ Hospital Association
United Hospital
Port Chester
Henderson
New York City
Paul E. Tiemann
John C. Jensen
John Christian Jensen
Emmons Avenue
Sheepshead Bay
Captain Jensen
Norway
Joseph Conyers
Mary McMillan
Ada Gray
East Lynne
Arkansas Traveller
Boston
Lawson M. Harvey
Indianapolis
M. Harvey
Indiana Supreme Court
Katherine A. Weir
Katherine Weir
Matthew Weir
Rye
the Tribune
Beckman
Alexander
Nimick
Beatrice Arnold
Stantford
Conn
Sheridan
Philip Sheridan
Ksathryn Hughes
Tancolard
Dueshamann
Mem Wilthan
Hamann
Mount Vernon
Mien
Emma Hawiana
William Ladwie Tue
Ridgewood
Nod
S Caran
IV Quarles
Marko Q.” Walle
Santora Liles
Ridin
Schreiter
Grace Church Chantry
Charing Lewis Sluttery
John Abel
Avtman
Sarah
Guns
Treadway
Joy
Hung
Wan & Menber
Wily Tute
Hinselia A. van
Campbell
Millburn
Sunn
George Stelle Cambell
Murton Ave
Boturagy
Carman
Greyatown
Yankere
Mia
George Rey Carman
Lonineriy
Tranklin
Brasieny
Katurdey
New Weunswick
Thureday
Cheriee
S Jahn the
Dvangalial
Haunawick
Sune Oh
Meni
Snons
Wna
Baithmore
Warburton Ly
Fuperspleaan
Cavanagh
St. Franch Hospital
Stars
Relaved
Nicholaz
Mary Cavanagh
John Aalvin
Madison
Marie
St. Vincent Ferrer
Lexington
Karmah
Rt. Luke's Hospital
Yangelical Chuyeh
Wopworth
Donome
Beloved
Patrick
Ninte
Hee Smith
Puneral
Mainterealdence
Muron
Thiermentalvary Cemetery
Freney
Bernart Beloved
Huaband
Tateney
Puneril
Calvary
Trone
King
Reladiven
Jotchkiss
Newark
Bey Mune
Hush
Canheld
Matchkien
Ann of
Gherine Benson
Biumbath Aine Hotchkis
hin + Fae
Bia
Clinton ‘Ay
Jefferson
Hunter
Oh Lens
Testis Chucky Ballater
Funda
Dune
Niscad
Georges
Kendall
Bavepmann
Susan
Parashan
Bel
Hut Laerenee
Panera
Buniday Langendouy
Phillis
Belived
Tushasd
Cather
Uriday
Ode Laie
Angee Che AE Jock
Kinga Kee
James Weetse
Wavaier
Velan
Jane
McArthy
Tate
Ana Hone
Quigley Fessenien
Richards
Weneeter
Durban
Levine
Walt Tare
St. Femiont
Simon
Aeryl Ebm
Fealdones
Mateo
Calva
Fremont Montag
Joe Leaven
Columbus
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