British Cabinet seeks peace in Near East crisis
A September cabinet shift favors negotiations over military action in the Dardanelles and Marmara. Lord Curzon will report England's views to Paris while ministers observe pressure from Paris Rome and London. Public protest rages against more war as leaders like Lloyd George face renewed scrutiny and calls for restraint.
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Fepriiehi
New York Tribune Inc
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Sea of Marmara
Straits
Paris
Rome
Romania
Jugo- Slavia
England
Near East
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Engand
Palmate
France
Berlin
Georg Tchitcherin
Tryland
Srogan
British Isles
Hone
Joy Gtorse
Asia Minor
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Pien
Smyrna
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Kemal
Earl of Cavan
Admiral Beatty
Hugh Trenchard
Allan Ryan Forms New Firm on $50,000 Capital
Allan Ryan, bankrupt, forms Allan A Ryan Company with $50,000 capital in New York Albany area. The firm will have 2,500 Class A and 2,500 Class B no par shares. Incorporators include Jorge F. Lewis TH. B. Tibbets and W. Soir. A board meeting will set up the organization and directors amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings.
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Yeseterday
Albany
Allan A Ryan Company
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Jorge F. Lewis
TH. B. Tibbets
W. Soir
Eseld
Moon A Ryan
New York
Mr. Ryan
Fortune Ryan
Britain Moves Atlantic Fleet to Dardanelles Strait
Constantinople Sept 18 The British Atlantic fleet is ordered to reinforce the Mediterranean squadron to protect Constantinople and the Strait of Dardanelles. The armada includes modern dreadnoughts battle cruisers destroyers submarines and carriers. Officials believe the combined Allied fleet with French and Italian ships will deter Turkish Nationalist attacks.
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Associated Press
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Lord Curzon
Paris
League of Nations
Intevention
Germany
Forty seven entombed miners found dead in Argonaut shaft
Rescue crews broke through from a neighboring mine to reach the Argonaut shaft in California where forty seven miners were found dead. The grim discovery follows a dangerous underground collapse and rescue operations across the site.
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Argonaut Shaft
California
New York
Virginia
League Asked To Intervene To Stop War
The League of Nations failed to invoke Article 11 to intervene in the Turco Greek war. Dr Fridtjof Nansen urged relief for 200000 Greek and Armenian refugees from Smyrna and Brusa and proposed using the league emergency fund for 20000 dollars immediate aid, with more later. The plan faces mixed support as critics warn the league should not intrude on government matters.
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England
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Supreme Council
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Switzerland
Persia
Near East
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Angora
Harding Says Cries Heard No to Legion Murder Plea
Two women testified that cries heard during the night did not change General Harding's stance on the Legion murder case. The testimony supported by shots near the farm where the rector and choir leader were found, underscored his plans to veto the measure, signaling a firm decision.
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Police Think Slayer Congress Ready for Attended Funeral
A chaotic sequence of screams and gunshots near Phillips farm in New Brunswick and Middlesex County unfolds as investigators link the deaths of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Mille to a murder possibly among mourners at the funeral. Neighbors report hearing two women and multiple shots between 11 and midnight. authorities coordinate with New Brunswick Middlesex officials to map the scene under an apple tree and cedar marker, while suspects include family and local residents awaiting questioning.
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Landis
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Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mille
Willi Stevens
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Lane
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McCabe
Landing Bridge
George Totten
Somerset County
VeCade
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Phillips Place
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Raritan
McCabas
McCabes
Middlesex County
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Beekman
Totten
Tuxedo Park Home Robbed Despite High Security Measures
Burglars entered Theodore Frelinghuysen's Tuxedo Park home through a dining room window on Sunday night and stole elver including valuable English antiques. A $1,000 reward was offered for the return of the silver or information leading to its recovery, with extra for part of the plunder. Despite high walls, gated access, alarms, and night guards, intruders struck one of America’s most protected estates, prompting renewed caution about security.
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N.Y
Theodore Frelinghuysen
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Frey
Cuexdo Park
Voorhis Denounces Enforcing Election Law Shortcomings
John R. Voorhis, Tammany president of the New York Board of Elections, replies to Deputy Attorney General A. B. Gilbert urging full compliance with election law. He says strict adherence is impractical and nearly impossible given one million plus voters, daily residence changes, and the need for extensive investigations to prevent fraudulent registration and voting.
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Board of Elections
Gilbert
New York
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Department of Police
Department of Earth
City of New York
Eltions
Bank of England Seeks 18 Month Guarantee for Notes
Berlin reports Harr Havenstein of the Reichsbank told a Webinet meeting that the Reichsbank will guarantee six month treasury notes due February and June 1923 payable to Belgium. The Cabinet will notify Belgium, and London reportedly agreed to guarantee these notes in return for an eighteen month Reichsbank guarantee.
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Associated Press
Harr Havenstein
Reichsbank
Belgium
Herr Havenstein
Hts
London
Bank of England
Reichsbatik
Swindler Raymond Ferguson Arrested in Philadelphia
Raymond W. Ferguson, charged with swindling a Chicago priest and other residents of large sums, was arrested in Philadelphia and held without bail to await requisition from Illinois authorities. Police say his operations netted over $100,000, with the priest alone losing $10,000.
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Raymond W. Ferguson
Chicago
Thellinois City
Polls Open Today For Primaries Across City
Polls open today from 3 p m to 9 p m at various polling places for primaries in both parties. Most contests are minor except several state legislature and leadership races. Brooklyn leads with fifteen district contests. many nominations statewide target Congressional seats and the Assembly in the Republican primary.
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Assembly
Strikers From Americ Outdig Soviet Miners
American coal miners driven from jobs by a five month strike are drifting into the Donets basin pits. Moscow reports thirty two Americans in the Yusowski mine dug two and a half times as much coal in a day as the same number of Russian miners. More American miners are said to be en route to Russia.
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United States
Donets
Moscow
Yusowski
Russia
Father Claims Death of Athlete Was Murder
John J. Greene asserts that the death of 18 year old John H. Gree in Fairfield, Connecticut, was not suicide. He says the note beside the body is not his son's handwriting and demands police investigations across several towns. The youth, a New Rochelle student, was found with a .38 revolver nearby after being shot in the head.
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Conn
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Rensselaer Polytechnic
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Boy Seized as Chief of Drug Selling Gang
Sixteen year old James Cienner of Brooklyn, living at 287 South First Street, was jailed after police charged him with selling heroin to John Webb of Richmond Hill. Webb was arrested for illegal possession. Detectives Seidel and Daniels arrested them after spotting Cienner at Berry and Havemeyer streets by bicycle at 6 pm. The youth allegedly led a drug route with several adult vendors and claimed to be the head of the operation, saying he refused to reveal suppliers. He reportedly had about an ounce of heroin in his pockets.
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South First Street
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Clymer Street
Ats
John Webb
120Th Street
Richmond Hill
Queens
Webb
Seidel
Daniels
James
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Havemeyer Streits
Rescuers Find Bodies of Workers After Gas Holdout
Rescue teams discovered the bodies of workers who had survived 22 days fighting to hold out against a gas leak. Officials say the incident ended in multiple fatalities as crews secured the site and began the investigation. The names of the victims and exact location were not immediately released.
Miner Tragedy Ends Argonaut Rescue Saga
In Jackson California on September 18 the Argonaut shaft entombed 47 miners. Rescue crews found all dead after a 22 day effort with bulkheads and clothing stuffed to block gases. The strike ended with bodies recovered at the 4200 to 4350 foot levels as rescuers reported no survivors.
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Calif
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Byron C. Pickard
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Resener
B. P. McDonald
Heal
Kaid
Pickard
Fla
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