Rum Search Stirs British Into Protest
News reports indicate Britain plans formal protests over U S rum searches beyond the three mile limit. Officials cite diplomatic history and precedents as the basis, with promises to enforce U S salvage and customs laws while resisting shifts in sovereignty and possible seizures within four leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Field Shington
Foreign Office
State Department
United States
Usaiang
Iited
Knox
Ernest
Nquor
Wayne Belot
Anti ‘Agus
Norway
Court of Appeals
United Es
Hengodhas
Nis
Senate Majority Likely for W P G Harding
Washington dispatch reports a Senate vote indicating strong majority support for confirming W P G Harding as head of the Federal Reserve Board. The tally appears near certain, with only scattered opposition from the farm bloc and Senator Heflin. final approval expected next session.
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Federal Reserve Board
Tessure
Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
W. P. G. Harding
Ruferee Board
Mitor Reed
Harding
Heflin
Mar
Underwood
Ala
Bia
Prehistoric Camel Destroyed by Sheriff and Posse
Amherst reporters say a dry agents squad this summer disrupted the Amherst expedition seeking prehistoric skeletons in South Dakota Wyoming and Nebraska. A fine camel skeleton uncovered by the party was destroyed overnight by a sheriff and posse who believed it concealed bootleg liquor.
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Amherst, Maes
Amherst
South Dakota
Wyoming
Nebraska
Tentative peace talks reach near east in Paris
Paris conference reports a tentative agreement for peace discussions on the Near East, while Kemalist forces seize a Dardanelles town and threaten straits. League of Nations committee concludes intervention is impossible. Great Britain to protest raids. U.S. dry navy activity noted. U.S. Congress adjourns. Harding signs measures including deficiency bill.
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Near East
Dardanelles
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
United States
Congressman's Auto Crash Kills Two Men in Maryland
A touring car carrying Representative Arthur Monroe Free of California and companions struck a telephone pole on a Savage Maryland bridge. The fatalities are G. C. Freeman, William S. Dennis. Injured include Representative Free and N A Dennis. Free died on arrival at Maryland General Hospital. Dennis was taken to Mercy Hospital.
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Maryland General Hospital
W. H. Connell
New York
Father Meyer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Laurel
Mr. Free
N. A. Dennis
Mercy
William
Dennis
Massive drug raid nets half million in hotel seizure
A police raid at the Hotel Dauzias on 207 West Fortloth Street uncovered more than 500000 dollars worth of cocaine morphine and heroin in 14 000 sanoried packs cans and bottles. Five arrests were made as detectives led by Dr Carleton Simon seized drugs plated for opium labels and prepared shipments to the western market.
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Midtown
Jersey
Juna
Rector
France
Maryland
Rockefeller
Coleman
Hearst
Conners
Carleton Simon
New York
Montreal
St. Louis
Douglas
Europe
Simon
Vanecouver
Los Angeles
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Frank Quirley
Thomas Farrel
Aa Kalos
Milton Moffat
Fred Buckley
Desis
Dr. Simon
Herman Scherl
Joseph Mooney
Barrey Boyland
Narcote Division
Samuel Spirach
Spitach
Benjamin D. Woretz
Joseph Bernstein
Bou
Clarence Smart
Joseph Fishman
Second Avenue
Hotel
Fishman
Quigley
Ring
Reilly
Neville
Wolkof
Chryatie Street
Augurt
del Garcia
Little Rug
Garcia
Soucia Throws Away 2000 Dollars Believing It Worthless
In Springfield Massachusetts William B Soucia foreman of a bridge crew admitted they threw away unsigned national bank notes totaling 2000 dollars thinking they were worthless. The bills part of a 10000 dollar stolen lot allegedly looted en route to western Massachusetts banks surfaced in a raised bridge pier after workers used them as a prank.
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Springfield
Mass
National Bank
William B. Soucia
Washington
Massachusetts
Souda
Rector Death Believed Due To Blackmail
New Brunswick New Jersey reports authorities consider blackmail a possible motive in the murder of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills. The investigation cites a 16 year old daughter Charlottie Mills and suggests Mrs Mills may have been attacked to obtain romantic writings. Evidence includes Mills's broken ankle noted by undertaker John V. Hubbard.
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Boyden Sparkes
New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Wheeler Hall
Hoinger
Eleanor Mills
Charlotte Milla
Tilt
Charlotte
Joseph Stricker
John Tolan
Mra. Mills
Mr. Milla
John V. Hubbard
Mills
City Hall Facade Paint Battle Ends In Partial Repaint
Painters refreshed the rear red sandstone of City Hall while the Art Commission barred painting the front and sides citing artistic integrity. Borough President Miller pressed for a full repaint to brighten the building, but the commission limited work to the north wall, leaving the front and southern side untouched.
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City Hall
Massachusetts
Miller
Art Commision
Art Commission
Powers Reach Basis of Peace and Turkish Advance
Allied dispatches describe Kemalist forces increasing on the Chanak frontier while moving toward Ismid. Key Turkish actions include seizing Ez-Ine and threatening Kum-Kalosi, with heavy batteries seen as a tool to control the Dardanelles. Britain may cling to Chanak as naval chances rise, and Kemal asks for 48 hour guarantees for Thrace evacuation.
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Associated Press
Reuter
Constantinople
Iymid
Mustapha Kemal Tasha
Ismid
Ez-Ine
Dardanelles
Kum-Kalosi
Straits
Thrace
France
Greece
Kemal
City's Clocks To Be Set Back an Hour Tomorrow
City clocks will be set back one hour at 2 am marking standard time return from daylight saving time. Railroads and utilities will adjust timetables and subway schedules to match the new standard, and travelers should align personal watches to avoid confusion with Eastern time.
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New York
Straits Must Be Free, Britain Insists on Neutralization
London reports an official British statement on the Dardanelles, insisting the straits be neutralized and open to free navigation for all nations under the League of Nations or another international body. The government asserts no self serving aims and prioritizes neutralization over other disputed issues.
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Britain
London
Associated Press
Dardanelles
League of Nations
Great Britain
Turkey
Arthur S. Draper
Europe
Baron Copyrigul
New York
Tritone
Fordney-McCamver
Congress
Robert Horne
Montague Nornan
England
United States
Washington
America
United | States
British Islet
Britain Faces Tariff Barrier Tying Debt Payments
Washington dispatch notes the Senate adjourned the Sixty-seventh Congress amid deficits and tariff debates. The deficiency appropriation bill passed, including aid for Smyrna relief, as President Harding signed six measures. Britain fears Fordney McCumber tariff may hinder debt funding. Horne and Norman plan U.S. talks in October to pressure long-term bonds.
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Washington
Harding
Shipping Board
Lasker
Smoot
Adams
Congress
Tribune
Senate
Capitol
White House
Underwood
House
Smyrna
Harrison
Mississippi
McKellas
Tennesace
Hazed Freshman in Hospital at Lafayette Expulsion Threats
Lafayette College moves to expel any student found guilty after a hazing incident that sent Robert Cunningham to Easton Hospital with shock and bruises. Dean Heckel and student leaders vow full cooperation as an investigation begins and guilty parties face expulsion. Cunningham, 17, was bound and gagged during the hazing and collapsed on a sidewalk before being found near the Y M C A Building.
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Lafayette
Easton
Lafayette College
Robert Cunningham
Henry Cunningham
Morristown
N. J
Easton Hospital
Albert K. Heckel
Cunningham
Frank Behwab
Strdent Council
Dean Heckel
Bushnill Creek
North Third Street
Terms To Submit Today to Cabinets in London Paris Rome
Paris dispatch reports a provisional basis for Near East peace agreed by Lord Curzon France and Italy's Count Sforza. The plan includes Turkish sovereignty in Constantinople with international access to the Dardanelles, Turkish rule in Thrace, and internationalization of the straits under Allied oversight. Two peace conferences were proposed, with decisions dependent on British and French cabinet approvals and Mustapha Kemal's reaction.
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Wilbur Forrest
Catto
Paris
Near East
Lord Curzon
Premier Poincare
France
Count Sforza
Italy
Constantinople
Straits
The
Dardanelles
League of Nations
Thrace
Marites
Adrisnopte
Gallipoli
Greece
Bulgaria
England
Quad d'Orsay
London
Paria
Lond Curzon
Prange
Turkey
Nationalats
Angora
Great Britain
Quai @Orsay
Smyth
Nomal
Mustapha Kemal
Bast
Mudania
Venice
Cabirete
Rombatanta
Admirat
Quizon
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Pittsburgh Moving Picture Theater
York
Convention of American Legion
Pershing
Syracuse
Protestant Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America
Glantn
Pirates
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Indians
Cleveland
Robins Lowe
Cardinals
Ebbets Vield
Thunderclap
Potomac
Aqueduct
West
Forest Hills
Farm Loan Board
California
Dr. Hall
Chanak
Straits, Falls
Straits of
Dardanella
Sea of
Marmara
Black Sea
Athens
Liberian Loan
Dyer
Session
McKellar
Rome
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