Smyrna Front Seen In Two Sides Clash Raging
Turkiye and Greek forces push at Smyrna as retreat threatened by flanking moves. Turks reportedly advance toward Smyrna with forces and armored units. Greeks withdraw to prepare barricades. Allied mediation discusses Turkish withdrawal and evacuation plans amid international tension.
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Fala
Sen
Advanse
Rome
Suyrna
Vulurtent Corp
Osmond Brock
Mediterranean
Oan
Smyrna
Stulian
Mane
Reveana
Tirnaka
Unvak
Athens
Yorindja
Through Room Fire at Mutice Ford’s Home
An incident recounts a fire at John Ford’s residence in Kent, damaging rooms and a stove pipe. Authorities report no injuries aside from property loss and a disrupted home scene. The brief note mentions a neighbor and dates tied to the Sept 7 event with sparse details.
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Mrwek
Sanuner Bima
John’ Ford
Kent
Cecil Would Tour U S To Preach Disarmament
Geneva dispatch reports Lord Robert Cecil announced plans to lecture in the United States on disarmament. He said the disarmament committee would report on the advisability of a world plan, expecting broad approval in the assembly. He added Germany and Russia would join as parties to any final agreement.
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Geneva
Asaneland Preas
Hall Wielki Inmeere Weet Is Chi Eeks Tomtey
A dense overseas and domestic news digest covers labor strikes, political moves, and disasters. Reports mention American education, Atlantic City events, a proposed strike injunction, a fatal teleplane accident in Rutland Vermont, and Hoover era fuel measures. Also noted are international clashes in the Mediterranean, Belgium-German debt talks, rail and court actions, and local enforcement seizures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Wielki
Joadnes
Atlantic City
Helvin W. Maynard
Slying Parson
Rutland
Hoover
Hoover and Fuel Ad Inin Nitratore of Felien
Philadelphia
Lewis
Heewarden
Carolyn Shueter
W. Morgan Shaster
Kentucky
Klan Seeks to Extend Its Sway to Freeport
A fragmented report describes Ku Klux Klan activity gathering about 1500 supporters in Freeport. Event included rally speakers and anti union and political opposition, with attendees wearing distinctive attire and banners.
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Klan
Freeport
Ku- Klux Klan
Creepeakers
Atalee
Eight Seized In Drug Raid On Longacre Hotel
Federal agents and city detectives raided the Longacre Hotel at Forty-seventh Street, seizing drugs and liquor and arresting eight people including hotel staff and guests. The operation followed Prohibition Director Ralph Day’s pledge to intensify enforcement. A woman agent gathered evidence inside the hotel during the two hour sweep.
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Veld
Bolsheviat
Nicaperom
OR Gianta
Phibins
Sweetser
Jonen Fane
Knep- Por Yeaeh
Brookline
Sik Tasme
Teade Field
Belmont Park
Meadow Brook Polo
Orsaga County
United Hetail
Aecurttinn
Jurgent
Longacre
Ts Broadway
Leegaery
Broadway
Ralph H. Oyler
United Later
Liqoy Am Reatios
Xians
Prohibition
Ralph A. Day
Lquor
Leseca
Reentaurants
Eaton and
Atloonn
New York State
Thik Fd
Longcorn
Wedersl
Forty-seventh Street
Wwern
Seattle
Tiwan
Harrison
Irving Landauer
Abraham Roser
Eddie Travia
Ying Laing
Frank Cooper
Negro Bell Boys
Thomas Anderson
Charles Burns
Charles Rogers
Gunate
Isaid
Flying Parson Pilot Dies in Rutland Fair Air Crashes
Four people die and another is seriously injured at Rutland Vermont fair after two crashes. Lieutenant Robin W. Maynard known as Flying Parson, and Norman Wood of Chicago were killed when their aircraft collided with a mountain area and crashed. Henry Daredevil Smith of Boston died after a failed parachute jump. Governor Hartness witnessed the tragedy as rescue and investigation begin.
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Vermont Fair
Witland
Rutland
Mertanant
Robin W. Maynard
Maynard
Ter
Yan
Hie Ony Waa
Hee
Henry
Smith
Boston
Hin
Jamon Hartness
Uniis
C. Twombley
Eirects
Lyon Bles
New York
Grand Central Station
N. G
American Legion
Ats
Gago Si
Stinnes Plans Peddler Expose Strategic Coup in Germany
Berlin reports reveal Hugo Stinnes aims a strategic move to continue control over German industry and push a new coalition with the People’s Party. He seeks to leverage Belgian and French industrial ties to shape reparations and politics, potentially sidelining rivals while expanding central power.
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Stinnes
Germany
Tribune
Joseph Shaplen
New Yorke
Berlin
Hugo Buinzion
Curmany
Tale
Belgium
Gennan Gov
England
Stinnen
Wiiting
Fuuner
Stinnedi
Wirth
France
Suinnes
Nix
de’ Lubersac
Inte
Buonen
Pemionrats
People's Party
Aowel
Shuster’s Daughter Disappears in Kentucky Reward Offered
Glasgow police seek eighteen year old Carollyn Shuster daughter of W Morgan Shuster president of Gentary Publishing New York. A reward of $100 is posted for her return after she vanished from her grandmother’s home near Glan Misa. Authorities questioned two youths seen with her and the family planned to depart for Orange, New Jersey.
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Glasgow
Citira
Kentucky
Indiana
Carollyn Shuster
W. Morgan Shuster
Gentary Publishing Company
New Yer
Waldo
Udromisek
Geman
Mey
Trige Shuster
Aed Slater
Strathus
Morrie
Moera
Bayty Jon Mateber
Basil Preston
Mateber
Preston
Sader
W. E. Jonor
Tefusea
Shuster
New Seaweed Food Held Remedy for Goiter
HITTSBURGH Sept 7 A new product from kelp seaweed claimed as a potent aid in treating goiter was presented by J Wh Pyrrentine of Los Angeles at a convention. He argued iodine deficiencies in diet cause goiter and proposed Beelnred as a substitute in the daily diet to potentially alleviate or eradicate the condition, noting benefits for patients far from medical care.
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Los Angeles
Hittsburgh
Watter
J. Wh .Pyrrentine
Lon Angeles
Sulfarers
Borah Plan of U S Inquiry Taken Up
Washington Sept. 1 Senate moved to examine coal profiteering and wage issues with the Borah plan for a formal inquiry and report on the coal industry. The Cumming bill would empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to root out interstate coal profiteering and set priorities for fuel transport and prices.
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Washington
Sept
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissson
Rte
Etare
Dial
South Carolina
Wniendi
Federal ‘Trade , Commission
Wim
Commission
Storlite Staniey
Myers
Borah and
Walsh
Mayehudetta
Vigorouny
Massachusetts
New England
Shopmen Plan Peace Push Amid Bridge Attacks
Oklahoma City report says four men arrested over a bridge wreck on the Chicago Rock Inland Pacific route near Reno Hite. United States Marshal Alva McDonald cites witnesses alleging a statewide plot by striking shopmen to destroy bridges and terrorize union comrades to trigger a general railroad walk-out.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Rock Inland & Pacific
Reno
Hite
United States
Alva McDonald
Bigg Wour” Brotherhood
No Anthracite Famine Assured By Hoover
Hoover assures public no anthracite famine amid wartime fuel demands. Coal commission forms a committee to stabilize mining and distribution, with officials including Samuel Warriner and W. Ham Hi Woodin guiding price controls and supply measures. Government oversight aims to prevent profiteering and ensure steady fuel for households and industry.
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Hoover
Househaldéks
Midé
Touday
Ai Anthraelin
Ai Vinety
Mennvsseunce Coal Commission
Woodin
New York
Mo. Hoover
Peobtran Ag
Staat
Hea Pali
Barry A. Garheld
Duriarg
Garford
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Comepany
United Mine Workers
Coim
W. L. Connell
W. J.’ Richard
Tt Pte Delphia
Reading Ent Iran Company
Alan i Dodson
WP. Hi
Wil. Home
H.C. Morag
W. Parkey
J. P Horningham
W. Jh. Dodehy
Igiche Ganemittee
Mr. Hoover
Miision
Givde B. Alenigom
Haury
Dietel Beee Vo van Breecht
Certein
Mrs Harding Til Under Care Of Doctor At White House
Washington Sept 7 The ailing wife of the president Mrs Harding is under the care of Dr Sawyer at the White House. She has been confined to the mansion for several days with illness described as a nervous condition and respiratory trouble. No public statement has been issued and Mrs Harding’s condition remains uncertain as her husband attends to official duties and philanthropic work.
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Washington
Prish
Btzn
Harding
Earu
Sawyer
Phiyatslip
White House
Dean
Group of Reals Bruites Settlement on Basis of Leaving Seniority
Union sues over seniority based settlement as a joint commission to decide leaving seniority. strike leaders travel to Chicago for a peace plan submission. Injunction against the document attacked as the case moves through District of Calasanta admin channels. Ambiguous details suggest rail labor dispute broadening with allied industries, while Congress may be urged to curb actions.
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Joint Commission
Chicago
Conmelder
Aoine
Nave
Tall Tieade
Henthuriv
Lexdere
Sion
Iystur
Supreme Court of
District of Calsantla
Thwiby Healy
Therma
Clare
Haiti
Torben
Leaders Meet Over Rail Labor Peace Proposal
A planned meeting of railroad leaders and unions is expected to shape a peace proposal amid a major strike dispute. Willard, a senior negotiator, travels to meet executives and labor officials to discuss seniority, work rules, and potential joint committees to avoid further walkouts.
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Bern
Anne of Thera Lituads
Anil
Brotherhooda
Willard
Chinen
New York
Chicago & Northwestern Jenilwagn
Aly
Wierd
Afosnoan
Reelten Willard
Samuel M Felvin
Chenui
Mallway
York
Serber
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Textay Tor
Ford
Cecil
U.S
Ponent
Railroad Soopman
District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Fab Muah
Mariling
Harach
Mra
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Ballgonist
Seeks New Coalition
People’s Party
Hirahfield
Supreme Court
M. Jay Racusin
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Hirdhield
Sioner
Hirshfield Docking
Racuain Didemake
Department of Markets
Wis
Louie Friedman
Orchard Street
Hirshfield
Friedman
Ted ii
O'Malley
Ya Xard
Robert Schwalb
Paddlers' Federation
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