Rector and sexton's wife slain in New Brunswick field
The Rev Edward W Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and Mrs James Mills wife of the sexton were found dead from bullet wounds in a field on the city outskirts. Letters in Hall's pockets showed affectionate notes from Mrs Mills. Detectives stated murder unlikely to be suicide. no weapon found. The Mills family lived in a humble Carman Street cottage.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edwart W. Hall
John the Evangelist
James Mills
Tesstone
Mr. Hat
Ciidren
Mills
Charlotte
Dan
Carman Street
Clergman
Haile
Lake Boren
Weeks Seeks War Trophy Distribution From Newark
Washington Sept. 16 The War Department weighs distributing captured German cannons machine guns and field pieces stored at Newark Army base to states or cities under a Senate bill. House action is pending and private bills urge transfer to communities. The American Legion also proposes nationwide distribution.
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Washington
Newark
Secretary of War Works
War Department
Senate
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
House
American Legion
Yankees win over Browns as Witt injured in St Louis
Baseball results report the New York Yankees beating the St Louis Browns 2 to 1 in a three game series opener in St Louis. Whitey Witt was knocked unconscious by a pop bottle during the contest. Sallys Alley wins the Futurity at Belmont Park ahead of Zev by three lengths. William Tilden retains the national singles tennis title after defeating William Johnston in Philadelphia, securing the championship bowl with two legs each. Fall details follow in sport pages.
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New York Yankees
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sally's
Zev
Tilden
William M. Johnston
Philadelphia
Johnston
Sport
United States
Coila
Yankees
Browns
St. Louis
Giants
Reds
Polo Grounds
Robins
Ebbets Field
Cubs
William Tilden 2d
Sally's Alley
Belmont Park
Shelburne
Britain ready to defend Dardanelles amid Turkish turmoil
Foreign reports state Britain will fight to defend the Dardanelles with Dominion aid while urging Romania and smaller nations to cooperate. Smyrna is burned, leaving only parts of the Turkish quarter. American relief workers aid terrified populations as refugees reach U S warships. Berlin faces a money panic closing the Reichstag.
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Dardanelles
Rumania
Smyrna
United States
Berlin
Reichstag
Jersey
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
New York Central
Keogh
Supreme Court
Shington House
Oliver
Alabama
Dempsey
New York
Harding
Congress
Senate
Ford
Flyer Unhurt in Crash at Sea Girt
An airplane piloted by Edward Taylor from Columbia Park North Ber ton New Jersey was wrecked here at noon today after being caught in an air current about 100 feet above the ground Taylor was uninjured.
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Flyer
Sea Girt
N. J
Edward Taylor
Columbia Park
North Berton
Taylor
Bankers Fail to Reach Reparation Aid Accord in NYC Rail Talks
Officials and striking shopmen failed to agree after a five hour conference on the New York Central system. The railroad said it would honor the memorandum of Baltimore while shop crafts pressed for additional issues outside the text. Talks paused with no settlement and no further sessions planned.
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New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Baltimore
Shorerails
Chicago
Steling
A. H. Smith
Tailroad Labor Board
Ceal
Pennsylvania
Western Union Telegraph Company
Rescue Crew Will Reach Trapped Miners Today
Jackson California Sept 16 The rescuers will break through tomorrow into the Argonaut mine where men have been imprisoned since August 27. Government state and mine officials say first hole will be made about 10:30 a m Sunday from the Kennedy mine to reach the 4200 foot level.
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Jackson, Galif
Associated Press
Ming
Kennedy Mine
The Tribune Today and Its Wide Page Plan
The Tribune presents a multi section layout including sports, editorials, autos, real estate, society notes, resorts, crafts, arts reviews, theatre, music, books, and a graphic section. It lists features by part and page, with mixed content across editions.
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the Tribune Radio
Home Builders
the Tribune Institute
Fashion
He Killed My Mother Slayer of Brother in New Jersey
Leopold Glaser, a mining engineer, allegedly shot his brother Morria Glaser in a garage near Wausaic New Jersey after a quarrel over their mother’s will. Morria was hospitalized in serious condition, with reports that Leopold confessed to the act. Police note motive linked to will dispute following Mrs. Fannie Glaser’s death a year earlier. In Albany mushrooms sickened six, four serious, hospital cases reported.
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Wausaic
N. J
Leopold
Hie
Puasaic General Hospital
Leopold Glaser
Pail Sen Alt
Fannie Glaser
Smyrna Fire Ruins City As 200000 Suffer
Smyrna is described as ruined after three days of fire sweeping the city and suburbs. About 200,000 residents face death and misery while American relief workers struggle to aid the survivors amid destroyed supplies and widespread terror.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
Constantinople
Claflin Davis
American Red Cross
H. C. Jaquith
Near East Relief
Banda
Revere
Lawrence
Litchfield
Lonwung
Orpeeav
Spain
Belgium
Norway
Athens Dispatch
Rich Women Plan Burglar Traps After Gem Thefts
Southampton society women meet to discuss preventing jewel robberies after multiple heists. Mrs. Dilworth and Mrs. Rea recount losses totaling around $130,000, with insurance detectives linking the crimes to one organized band. Police chief Lane notes no crime wave, and the group plans secret patrols with detectives and possible guardian measures.
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Southampton
Joseph R. Dilworth
Samuel Rea
Morrison Carnegie
C. ©. Beers
Chronicle of Southampton
C. C. Lane
Toca
Insurance Company
New York
House Resolution Calls on Harding To Use U S Power
Washington Sept 16 A resolution by Representative Bätten Republican of Illinois asks President Harding to use U S power to promote world peace and rebuild Europe's political and industrial stability The measure urges reconsideration of the Treaty of Versailles and reparations and says the U S should not remain aloof until Europe acts.
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Harding
U.S
Europe
Washington
B"tten
Illinois
United States
Real Estate Fuels Studio Immorality, League Claims
The League of New York Artists says Manhattan studios are used by questionable characters. More than 70 percent of studios housing in Columbus Circle Greenwich Village and Fourteenth Street are occupied by nonartists, with landlords profiting from a “free life.” The investigation will be laid before the District Attorney.
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Paris
Julian Bowes
League of New York Artists
Atorney
Manhattan
Bowes
League
Cfsts
Columbus Circle
Greenwich Village
Fourteenth Street
Mr. Bowes
Gas Stations Short Measure Raid In Columbus
Ohio officials report nineteen of twenty four gasoline stations sold short measure after raids by the sealer of weights and measures. Seven operators face charges as shortages reached nearly a quart per gallon in some cases. A car with a false tank was used to test stations, with a plainclothes police van making purchases before measurements were taken.
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Ohio
Columbus
van Valen Sanatorium
Yonkers
Dempsey and Oliver Involved in House Scuffle Over East River Plan
In Washington on September 16, Representative Stephen Dempsey of New York clashed with Representative William Oliver of Alabama during debate on rivers and harbors funding. A left hand blow to Dempsey’s jaw sparked a near riot as members intervened. Oliver apologized later, and the session ended with a party line vote approving the motion.
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Tribune
Washington
Stephen Wallace Dempsey
Lockport
East River
Sempsey
House
Navy Yard
Throg
Dempsey
Oliver
Joseph Rogers
Bert Kennedy
William B. Bowling
Alabama
Finis J. Garrett
Tn Repeating
Ster
Representative Dempsey
New York
Gillette
Mr. Oliver
Mr. Dempsey
Cox Gives Germans One Million Marks for Aid
Berlin reports the German Red Cross received a donation of 1 million marks from former U S Senator James A. Cox of Ohio a Democratic presidential candidate. The funds are to aid German students and other relief efforts during the Isat election period.
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Cox
Berlin
German Red Cross
Werner James A. Cox
Ohio
Stiil
United States
Otudente
Reinforcements Move to Defend Constantinople in War
British troops with heavy guns land at the Dardanelles and fortify positions as French Italian battalions join. London and Constantinople observers warn Kemal Pasha could threaten the Straits, while Allied powers plan to defend the Dardanelles and ensure naval passage amid Turkish nationalist advances.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Shuttleworth
Harry Lamb
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Cordelia
Constantine
Greece
the Tribune
Lordes Bureau
New York Tribune Inc
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England
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Lloyd George
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Romania
Serbia
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Axomiated Press
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Cheeme
Anatoli
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Reparation Commission
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Review of
Wis of Music and Art
the Tribune Magazine
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Machamer
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