Driver Swoons and Girl Is Injured in Car Crash
Gurley Cary Rumney a famed sculptor and polo player and son-in-law of E. M. Marriman died after a turnpike accident near Floral Park. Irving Hore owner of the car was held by the wheel. Fernette Ranson was thrown and injured. former Rep. Lathrop Brown and Mrs Lathrop Brown narrowly escaped as their sedan was struck. The crash occurred when a tire burst and the rear axle collapsed, sending the touring car into the sedan as a passing Long Island road narrowed. Rumney’s fiancée witnessed the scene while Miss Katherine O’Brien and guests hurried to the Polo Club.
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Three Children Drowned When Auto Rolls in Lake
A family tragedy near Pine Post Office reports Eleanor 5 and Roy 4, and Robert 7 among seven children aboard an automobile that rolled into a lake forty feet deep. One elder leaped to shore to warn others as the vehicle sank. A camp party at the lake included Mr and Mrs Smith and their child, with Mrs Post Office fainting during the incident.
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Turkish Nationalists threaten stack within forty eight hours
Foreign notes claim Turkish nationalists may threaten military action within two days unless Allies evacuate. Britain refutes new Turkish demand on straits, while Soviet Foreign Minister Tebucherin says Rustin will aid Turks to block Britain's plan. League of Nations talks on German reparations continue as tariffs rise and customs rush to collect duties.
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Record Customs Duties Spike After Tariff Law Passes
Ships race to port as new tariff on imports goes into effect at midnight. Customs offices report a record duty total with tens of millions collected since Saturday. Many liners and cargos delay arrival, hoping to beat old rates, while others push cargoes to avoid higher levies. Some vessels remain offshore awaiting fate of shipments and potential refusals by consignors.
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Physician Shot Dead on Way to Aid Injured Man
Dr Henry B. Reynolds a Brookline physician was killed while aiding Patrolman Alex Johnston after Morgan, a negro janitor, fired buckshot from outside Bartholomew Connollys Beacon Street apartment house wounding Connolly and mortally wounding the officer. Morgan surrendered without resistance.
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Langley Disables Steering in Storm Off Norfolk
News dispatch notes the air carrier Langley anchored off the Rappahannock with steering gear disabled during a test run. Naval circles report the Langley yawed and naval ships were sent to assist. officials describe the vessel as top heavy and further condition unclear.
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Milan Women Propose Papal Airplane Visit
A Milan committee of women forms to present Pope Pius with an airplane to enable short serial trips within church grounds. The plan follows reports in Mondo about recent Cardinal flights to Loretto by Tacci and Ranuzzi.
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Slain Rector's Flock All To Be Questioned
Authorities plan to question the rector’s parishioners as part of an investigation into a double crime. Jealousy is suspected to have motivated the killings, with church loyalty and a suspect named Clow sought for questioning.
Murder Case Probes Trust and Social Ties in Mills-Hall Family
New Brunswick New Jersey Sept 21 county officials interrogate every member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of St John the Evangelist after the murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hull and choir leader Eleanor Reinhardt Miller. Prosecutor Toolan says loyalty to the church ties keeps suspects quiet as detectives pursue a theory of jealousy amidst social and political circles in the university town.
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Cotton Opposition Grows Over Harding Reserve Board Row
Washington report outlines brewing clash between the White House and farm bloc over W P G Harding’s Reserve Board renomination. Reed’s poll and visits by Pepper and Reed signal political maneuvering as farmers, cotton raisers, and Southern Democrats resist Harding while party lines blur.
Solar eclipse sighted from Woolal Australia by American team
London reports that on September 21 the Australian observation site near Woolala Woolal Australia witnessed a clear sky solar eclipse. The American group led by W W Campbell of Lick Observatory observed a corona 0 0 miles wide with a 200 000 mile ray. totality lasted about four seconds shorter than expected. Scientists note measurements may test relativity theory and record light paths through the sun.
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No New Gibraltar in the Near East Declared by Russian Minister
Russian Foreign Minister Georgi Tehchitcherin, departing Berlin for Moscow, said Turkey and Russia will oppose any attempt to erect another Gibraltar in the Near East and warned against expanding British influence. He praised Turkey’s gains toward Eastern autonomy and linked Russia to moves affecting the straits and Constantinople.
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Abduction of Murder Suspect Shocks Supreme Court
The 19 year old murder suspect W fer Sokolow was abducted from a Baltimore courthouse after a habeas corpus hearing. Justice Martin condemned the act as an outrage and warned the police department he would hold them responsible. Detectives rushed the suspect to a waiting car and fled toward Jersey City, prompting emergency efforts to intercept them.
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Bonus Bill Revived as Senate Vets Seek Support
Washington Sept 20 Senator Bursum of Mexico introduces a new veterans bonus bill. It would pay World War I veterans 20 a month, cover insurance costs, and grant cash for dependents up to 50. The American Legion plans to push the measure at its New Orleans meeting with hopes of renewed support in Congress.
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Lipton Set to Face New Challenge on Baltic
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to sail on the Baltic this weekend to renew his appeal for the America's Cup. He is expected to challenge American yachtsmen as he pursues a seventh attempt to win the trophy, with previous attempts either declined or uncertain.
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Navy Balloon Firing At TOCKHILL Causes No Injuries
Navy officers in charge of a fete near Mantes report a balloon fired upon yesterday. No injuries occurred though the shot bag burst. the balloon remained afloat and the incident prompted rapid detonation of the bag.
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Evacuation Demand Looms as Turkish Forces Mass
In Constantinople a possible 48-hour evacuation ultimatum to the Allies is reported. Kemalists double troop numbers and heavy Skoda batteries appear. Hamid Bey seeks guarantees for neutrality while Harrington and Turkish ministers discuss peaceful steps. British forces tightens security and restricts port traffic as tensions rise.
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French Alarm Over Dardanelles Stance Deepens in 1922
The Tribune reports rising French concern over British and Turkish moves at the Dardanelles as Kemal’s troops threaten the straits. Paris questions neutrality and contemplates how a Turkish advance could force a shift in policy and possible reconsideration of alliance positions.
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