Kemal Defiant Demands British Quit Asia
The Turkish Nationalists led by Mustafa Kemal press for British evacuation from the Asiatic side of the Straits and bar Greek passage through the Dardanelles, signaling a potential clash as British defenses tighten at Chanak and Marmara approaches, amid tense diplomacy and calls for a meeting with British and French envoys.
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Kemal
Asia
Constantinople
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Harington
Straits
Dardanelles
Ben Ool Harington
Hamid Bey
Sea of
Marmara
Chanliga
Scutari
Maltepeh
Haidar Pass
Frankipo Island
Bosporus
Tf Kemal
Thomas Marden
Shuttleworth
Gyan
Emai
Angora
M. Franklin- Bouillon
Smyrna
Ishehr
Mudania
Greece
Thrace
Marmora
Fran
the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
Chanak
Mustapha Kemal
Britih
Secre
Venizelos
Paris
Athens
Peace Never Declared With Turks Say British
London reports that Britain has not declared war on Turkey and that no declaration is needed because no peace agreement ever existed between the two since the 1918 armistice. The nations remain governed by that armistice terms.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Turkey
Democrats nominate Smith on first ballot for governorship
Democrats nominate Smith on the first ballot with Lunn named for Lieutenant Governor and Copeland for U S Senator after Hearst and Hylan defeat. women claim credit for Smith victory. campaign plank includes beer and wine. slogan Finish the Job aimed at Governor Miller. convention opens in New York City.
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Smith
Lunn
Copeland
United States
Hearst
Hylan
Miller
New York City
Stillman
Guy Legitimate
Jewelry Burglary Strikes Bowles Residence on Seventy-Third Street
Thieves escaped with jewelry valued at about 75000 after breaking into the third floor apartment of Mrs Thomas E Bowles at 306 West Seventy third Street opposite Charles M Schwab's Riverside Drive home. Housekeeper Miss Pauls Goodwin was injured pursuing the intruders. Police assign Detectives Tiernan and Connors to investigate.
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Thomas E. Bowles
Seventyifirat Street
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Bowles
The
Tribune
Pauls Goodwin
West Sixty-eighth Street
Tiernan and Connors
Thomas F. Bowles
New York
Fourth Avenue
Atlanta
Virginia Bronson
Bronson
Colony
Sixty First Street
Madison Avenue
Tio
Bowlesen
Miss Goodwin
Seventy-third Street
Marino
Divorce triumph and murder autopsy facts unfold in New Jersey case
A belated autopsy in the Hall Mills murder case exposes misstatements by County Physician Long and clarifies a police inquiry. Governor Edwards offers state police aid to Middlesex and Somerset counties as investigators pursue the killer while the Mills family saga and a landmark Stillman divorce verdict unfold across New York and New Jersey.
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Edwards
Singer
Schwab
Woodin
Failura
Creasy
Slsin
New York
Stinnes
Lorenz
Nitti
Europe
New Brunswick
N. J
Hall-Mills
Eleanor Mill
Azariah M. Beckman
Somerset County
William Long
Jersey City
Charlotte Mills
Middlesex
Somerset
Charlotte
New Brungwick
Boekman
Long
Beckman
Beekman
Dr. Long
George Totten
River Newspaper
Mills
Hall
Runkle F. Hageman
Somerville
L. A. Smith
E. J. Cronk
Mrs. Mills
Dr. Cronks
Clerryman
John E. Mack
Guardian
Guy
Morschauser
Mr. Stillman
Supreme Court
Arthur Tompking
Nyack
Morsehauser
Mrs. Stillman
Paris
Six Children Hurt in West 109th Street Apartment Fire
A blaze on the second floor of a six story building at 241 West 109th Street near Broadway injured six children and burned three adults. Firefighters and police rescued residents from the roof and upper floors, with two women and a man hospitalized at Knickerbocker and St Luke's. The man was said to be fatally burned.
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West 109Th Street
Broadway
Safiety
St. Luke's
Knickerbocker Hospit
Nickerbocker Hospital
Favorite Dies on Way to Post in Dead Heat Derby
A heavily backed favorite, Linalto a chestnut Vulcain filly owned by J.B. Smith, died en route to the post for a six furlong race. The incident caused bookmakers losses as officials allowed the field to start. The Jockey Club ruled the horse started once weighed and numbered, affecting payouts for bettors.
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Linalto
J.B. Smith
Liwaito
Liwalto
Jockey Club
Peguller
Quincy Stable
Adventuress End Bonfire
Geour
Dick's Dan
Oond Ang Tee Tey
Tank
Opinions Divided Over Wet Plank Platform
A Syracuse narrative reports women delegates at the Democratic State Convention triumphing for Alfred E. Smith over Hearst. It describes women's influence, the fear of a party split, and the dramatic mood as upstate leaders and city women press their stance. The piece notes the women’s resolve to vote against Hearst and the emotional scenes among supporters.
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Emma Bugbee
Syracuse
Murphy
Alfred F. Smith
Hearst
New York
Tammany Organization
New York City
Staele
Up State
Smith
Halla
Manhattan
Amilea
Harriet May Mills
Nent Apt
Fire destroys schooner at sea off St John s Newfoundland
Wireless report to naval authorities last night described the destruction of the Madeleine Constance, a St John s Newfoundland schooner, by fire off St Johns N F. The crew were rescued, with the Mauretania relaying the message via the Joseph Beep. The vessel, a 418 ton bark, departed Rotterdam for St John s Aug 19 and was abandoned at latitude 48.03 north longitude 27.05 west.
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Madeleine Constance
St. Johns
N. FB
Joseph Beep
Madeleine Conatance
N. F
Constance
al Wis
Hylan Hints at Breaking Loose After Syracuse Trip
Mayor Hylan arrived at Grand Central Station from the Syracuse Democratic convention with Grover A. Whalen. He declined to discuss the nomination of former Governor Smith, saying he would rather not speak at the moment before heading home by automobile.
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Hylan
Grand Central Station
Syracuse
Grover A. Whalen
Smith
Finish the Job Miller Seeks Campaign Edge
Governor Miller pushes a continuation of his constructive policy program as the GOP theme for the campaign. Lyons pledges 200 percent support, Glynn’s departure reshapes the state committee, and Morris moves to reorganize with Gleason keeping Albany headquarters and Ten Eyck promise.
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Albany
Tribune
Miller
Syracuse
Cooper Union
Kismet Temple
Brook, Wyn
Queens
Poughkeepsie
Port of
New York
Port Authority
Lyons
John J. Lyons
George A’glynn
Ian Glynn
Cottte
Salé Lyons
Glynn
Lafayette B. Gleason
Republican State Committee
George K. Morris
Amsterdam
State Committee
Gleason
Miankettan
Ten Eyck
Staf
Morris
Bertrand H. Snell
James L. Hotchkiss
Rochester
Norman J. Gould
Senece Fallh
Samuel Koenig
Manhattan
F. J. A. Kracke
Brooklyn
Ruth Tit
Henrietta Livermore
Yonkers
Seymour ‘Lowman
Elmira
Luther Watt
Owego
Douglas Robin
Gon
Charsles B.sabin
William A. Glenn
William L. Ward
Port Chester
John G. Wickser
Buffalo
Mise Florence Wardwell
Otdego County
Smith
Yeetes
Pis
Hearst Shelved as Murphy Yields in Syracuse Convention
In Syracuse the Hearst bid for governor collapsed as Murphy concedes. Alfred E. Smith secures the Democratic ticket with Smith opposing Hearst as United States Senator. Lunn becomes lieutenant governor and the slate includes Copeland for US Senate, Fleming for comptroller, Hamilton for secretary of state, Schuler for treasurer, and Eady for state engineer.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
United States
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
James W. Fleming
Troy
Carlman
Buffalo
James A. Hamilton
Bronx County
Syracuse
N. Y
Alfrred E. Smith
Roger 5. Coveland
New York City
United States Senate
Chase
James W. Piers- Ley
Trthorns Buffalo
James A. Hamilston
The
Bronx
George K. Schuler
Trans
Verse County
Dwight B. Eady
Albany
Sharman
Hearst
Murphy
Willian J. Conners
Mayer Hylan
Joseph A Moore
Alfred E Smith
Goveres
Etary
Dicarat
Hearat
Smith
Ila J. Coates
Tammany Hose
Onondaga
Aummis
Syracuse Murphy Condescan
Tammany
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Newberry
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Red Sox
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Leslie Bancroft
Ardsley
Mary Browne
Glenne Collett
Wiliam A. Gavin
White Sulphur Springs
Abe Mitchell
Nashville
Aqueduct
Pole
Meadow Brook
Chicago Reserve Bank
T. E. Bowles
Mrs
Baby Guy
By Boyden Sparkes
Areen
Dr. Cronk
Anne Urquhart Stillman
James A. Stillman
Daniel
National City Bank
Canada
Fred K. Beauvais
Aled
Carmel
Putnam County
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Stillman Ty
Florence H. Leeds
Grace Church
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