British Seek Peace Parley Over Dardanelles Crisis
Britain shifts from war talk to a peace conference with Kemal Pasha. Curzon and Beatty race to Paris to discuss Allied troop presence and possible Turkish withdrawal from Asia Minor, while Lloyd George signals restraint amidst domestic backlash. Kemalist leaders prefer a bargain over further conflict, with Paris seen as the venue for settlement.
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Two Flyers Missing 12 Days En Route to Florida
Krueger brothers Bart and Parola disappeared after leaving Barnegat Sept 7 aboard the hydro aeroplane Blue Bird. Blue Bird Air Service officials stated the craft overhauled and could carry passengers for about 83 dollars. The missing men were 77 20 years old and were last heard five days after departure. A broad coastal search by naval authorities and the Coast Guard yielded no trace of the craft or crew.
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U S Declines Involvement in Near East War
The United States says it will not take part in any Near East conflict or other foreign war. No battleships or armed forces will be sent for Constantinople or Straits defense. Naval ships stay to protect American lives and property in the Near East. the government aims for peaceful involvement only.
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Peace conference planned to end Near East crisis in Paris
Allies confer in Paris on a strategy to keep Turks out of Europe as Lloyd George weighs appealing to the world. Italy and France link with Asiatic wings. Washington pursues hands off policy while pensions for veterans are proposed. House expected to override veto on a bonus bill.
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Heiress Weds Former Chauffeur in Vermont Union
Mrs Elizabeth McCullouch Turner heiress to 5 000 000 and widow of Thornton Turner marries Elmer Harland Johnson former chauffeur. She is daughter of the late Governor J G McCullough and heir to a 10 000 000 estate. Johnson rose from chauffeur to husband amid society interest.
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Thornton F. Turner
Elmer Harland Johnson
J. G. McCullough
Erie Railroad
Frederick Jennings
New York City
Hall Murder Crew Sought In Old House Farm Tale
New Brunswick New Jersey Sept go state troopers searched the century old Philips farm for evidence in a theory that the deserted homestead was the trysting place of Rev Howard Wheeler Hall and choir leader Mrs Eleanor Mills. The farmhouse furnishings were left intact when sold to Joseph J Porter as trustee for an unidentified buyer. The owner ship and purpose of the trust were kept private as reporters pressed for details.
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William
William Phillips
Sam Levin
Levin
Prince
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Juss
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Midnight Cafe Bandits Steal Diamonds at Bust 87 Street
Two men robbed Midnight Cafe on the second floor at 184 Bust eighty seventh Street just after midnight, escaping with a diamond bracelet valued at 826,600 and cash. Rudolph Scheng, Henry Margsta, and two women patrons were forced to surrender items. The bracelet reportedly held seventy five diamonds.
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Bessie Flahert
Manhattan Beach
Flaherty
Plo
Shell Explodes Injuring Two Ex Aviators in City Apartment
A one pound shell exploded in a sixth floor room at 127 Went Fifty-eighth Street injuring Joseph McLain and Milard Ackermann, both 22 and formerly in the war. Ackermann struck in the leg, McLain hospitalized as doctors assess concussion and eye injuries. The shell likely left by a former occupant damaged walls and windows and forced medical care at Bellevue and Manhattan Eye and Ear hospitals.
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Milrard Ackermann
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Arthur Hawking
Pr. J. M. Overton
Harvard Admits New Admission Questions Spark Race Debate
Cambridge Harvard faces scrutiny as admission blank asks race and color along with birthplace of father and name changes. Critics claim the form targets Jewish applicants while Harvard officials say data aid broader inquiries. committee formed last June to study racial admission policies.
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Cambridge
Mass
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Lowell
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Pennypacker
Man injured in trio of crashes on Brooklyn street
John Inzerillo of 169 Scholen Street Brooklyn suffers a compound skull fracture after a taxicab trolley and touring car collide within fifteen minutes. He is rushed to King's County Hospital as ambulances from Beth synagogue and St. John's respond. A licensed driver and a passenger face summonses after the third crash. no arrests reported.
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Pael Street
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Kingston Avenue
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Hartley Street
Mount Vernon
May Simon
Shepherd Avenue
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Broadway
Sprague
Miss Simon
Albany County delivers blow to Hearst delegates in Governor race
In Albany County William Randolph Hearst backed slate was defeated, a boost for ex Governor Alfred E. Smith and anti Hearst factions. In Manhattan Tammany faction led by Murphy Koenig split as Brogan ran third. Local contests surged with about 200 primaries statewide including 22 for Congress.
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Morris Koenig
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Cahalan
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Miller
Clerk Locks Judge in Safe and Goes to Dinner
In Torrington Connecticut the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas locked Judge Bernard E Higgins inside a safe during lunch. The judge shouted his opinions for about forty minutes until a janitor freed him. The incident disrupted court operations and drew apologies.
Harding vetoes pension bill and forecasts budget
President Harding and his Cabinet discussed a projected revenue shortfall of about 650 million dollars for the next fiscal year. He signaled he will not request more than 5.105 billion dollars in appropriations, while the House pressures again and the Senate is counted on to uphold the veto.
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Senate Adopts Tariff Measure By 43 28 Vote
The Senate passes a tariff bill by a 43 to 28 vote amid party lines. Majority leaders push the measure as a boost to domestic industries while opponents warn of higher consumer costs.
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Tariff bill clears Congress amid party split vote
The conference report on the tariff bill passed the Senate by party lines with five Republicans opposing and several Democrats aligning for the measure. Senator Cummins unexpectedly sided against, citing President powers to set values, and the bill awaits the President’s signature.
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Girl Says Slain Student Had Threatened Her Life
Miss Misa Lillian Erickson an eighteen year old choir singer says John H Greene a RPI student who killed himself after taking her on a woods ride had threatened her life. She refused his marriage demand and believed his suicide followed her rejection.
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Fairfield
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Greene
Johnny
Major veto kills soldiers' bonus bill in Congress
President Harding vetoes the soldiers' bonus measure, signaling a likely override in the House while the Senate appears split. Cabinet plans austerity to close a $50 million deficit as the administration argues the bill would require new revenue, with tax questions looming.
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