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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1922

Page

8

Smyrna Enforces Calm as 150000 Refugees Stranded

Turkish Nationalist forces hold strategic points in Smyrna after Greeks retreat, with Kemalist commander Selah Eddin Bey ordering restraint. First cavalry under Mursel Pasha welcomed, efforts to curb firing and bombings by excited residents. About 150,000 refugees remain, marching for days, many unable to pay for passage to Greek islands.

Smyrna Toman

Turkish Victory in Asia Minor Triggers Constantinople Celebrations

Constantinople reports a Turkish nationalist victory over Greek forces in Asia Minor. Celebrations erupt as Greek troops stay in barracks and Western legations are guarded. A Greek man dies in front of the American YMCA club amid disruptions, while Turkish and Stamboul markets react to the shift in power. UK, French, and Italian officials debate a unified policy in response, with Italy signaling possible talks in Venice.

Constantinople Smyrna TY. BM. C. A. Soldiers’ Club Stamboul

Clerks Short $8000 War Test Sealed in Delaware

Wilmington September 12 a war test was issued at the request of United States District Attorney James A Hughes for the arrest of Samuel J File aged 35 a money order washer at the local post office The petitioner has not been served on File as he is dangerously ill Files accounts are said to be about larger sort He collapsed when the shorte e was discovered and an audit was made.

Wilmington Del James A. Hughes Samuel J. File

Little Wonder Capsules Praised By New York User

A New York woman extols Little Wonder Capsules for relief from chronic bowel indigestion. The letter from Louiss M Bron of 355 W 62d St describes improved appetite and digestion after use, noting purchases by mail order and local drugstore availability.

Few York Mises Louiss M Bron New York Jaques Mogie Stan Ee Cal Ponte Coer Talleem

Ford Plant Orders 70 000 To Quit Drinking On Job

Detroit Sept 12 Ford Motor Company demands total abstinence from liquor wine and beer by its 70 000 workers Under threat of immediate dismissal any breath smelling of alcohol any possession of intoxicants at home or in the home of a worker will cost him his job Ford cites the eighteenth amendment as enforceable policy

Detroit Ford Motor Company Henry Ford Ford Lett R

Wont Stay Dry For Life Three Years Is Husband's Limit

In Easton Pennsylvania on September 12 Judge McKeen heard Alex Zalewski of Bethlehem plead nonsupport and desertion. Zalewski agreed to a sobriety pledge of three years after debate over one or two year terms. He stated three years was long enough and the court approved. The couple left together arm in arm to Rom at Bethlehem.

Easton Alex Zalewski Bethlehem Pilgrims McKeen Stonce Judes Rome

Sympathetic note reflects a child’s apology for lost items

A brief line from Life recalls a sympathetic person addressing a boy named Hitle about a lost hat. The exchange shows a child’s regret and admission of a mistake in a casual, early 20th century tone.

Court Injunctions Attack Sparking NY Official Saga

New York September 12 Commissioner Hirshfield denounces widespread injunctions including a Cropsey restraining order stopping local market inspectors from taking fees from pushcart peddlers. He laments an era of injunctions and mocks Justice Cropsey, urging clearer accountability.

New York Cropsey Hirshfield Supreme Court

Agreement Reached on Soldiers Bonus Bill Report

Washington Sept 12 Senate and House conferees reached agreement on the soldiers bonus bill. Seven of ten managers signed the conference report while Senator Smoot and Rep Garner withheld, and Rep Collier was absent. Both the Simmons financing amendment and the land reclamation project were struck from the bill. Governor Grant urged leniency toward Nova Scotian rum runners at a Lawyers Club luncheon in New York.

Senate House Washington Smoot Utah Representative Garner Texas Representative Collier Mississppi Simmons Booms Boot New York Seni Nova

Long Arm of the Law nets former official in Trenton

Harry L. MacGregory, ex-official at Globe Rubber Tire, jailed in Mercer County on $20,000 bail after pleading not guilty to conspiracy and embezzlement. Mace Gregory was brought back from California. co-defendant Merne W. Engler also faces $20,000 bail after indictment.

Trenton N. J Harry L. MacGregor Globe Rubber Tire Company Mercer County MacGregory Tashiti Southern Pacific Merne W.engler

Style makers say the short skirt is nearing end

Richmond item notes designers label fashion trend as fading as shorter skirts lose appeal. Industry voices weigh consequences for retailers and shoppers amid shifting tastes and evolving silhouettes.

Richmond

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