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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1922

Page

8

Turks Demand Better Terms In Peace Conference

Hamid Bey of the Angora government in Constantinople rejects allied terms for a peace conference. He cites demilitarization of the Sea of Marmara and Thrace, limits on Turkish troop movements, and insists all powers with interests in the Dardanelles participate, including Russia and Bulgaria, with Britain halting naval activity during talks.

Constantinople Hamid Bey Angora Sea of Marmara Thrace Asia Europe Hamid Ellies Straits Dardanelles Russia Bulgaria Great Britain Allied High Commission Smyrna Kamal Pasha Cable Lit Ig Mustapha Kemal Turkey Adrianople Kemal Thrade Neébtral Chanak Bairamk

War expert Maurice predicts Kemal peace with caution

Major General Frederick B Maurice, longtime chief director of military operations in London and current military expert for a London newspaper, tells a correspondent that the war is over and Kemal will accept allied proposals with reservations. He warns against underestimating the Kemalists, but says he is confident of peace and departs for England.

Frederick B. Maurice War Office London Kemal

Baby Girl Burns to Death in Shenandoah Yard

In Shenandoah Pa on September 26 Annie Sustle 18 months old was burned when her clothing caught fire from a spark from an engine as a train passed nearby. The mother carried the child to a tub of water but the burns proved fatal within minutes.

Shenandoah Annie Sustle

Vets to Ride as Freight in State Reunion

Confeder ate veterans of Durham plan to ride in a box car to the state reunion opening today in Asheville. They voted to revert to war time transportation after railroads refused reduced rates. Merchant Hangs Himself in Lebanon PA. Ben M. Kline aged 50 a longtime member of Uhier and Kline hardware firm was found dead by hanging his body suspended from a telegraph pole in Hathaway Park amid worries over nervous prostration.

Durham Confederate Veterans of Durham Asheville Merchant Lebanon Ben M. Kline Uhier & Kline Hathaway Park

Woman Dies in Poorhouse at 110 in Meriden

Meriden Connecticut on September 26 Miss Sarah Bradley aged 110 died of pneumonia at the oral almshouse. The death marks a remarkable end to a century long life with local officials noting her longevity and the quiet nature of the passing.

Meriden Conn Miss &Arah Bradley

Arctic Rescuers Caught in the Ice

New York report says Vilhjalmur Stefansson announced the Teddy Bear, sailing from Nome to aid Wrangell Island, is trapped in ice off the Siberian coast. Four white men and Eskimos aboard are well supplied and may attempt an 800 mile sledge rescue if needed. Stefansson expects no Wrangell Island contact before February.

New York Vilhjalmur Stefansson Nome Alaska Stefansson Wrangell Island Siberian

Nurse killed in motor crash near Easton Maryland

Maude Warner a 28 year old pupil nurse at Emergency Hospital was killed when a mule herdsman frightened by a mule team crashed a car near Easton Maryland. Two other women Mrs Philip N Bryan and her mother in law Mrs BR AL Bryan of St Michaels were seriously hurt and hospitalized with multiple injuries. The accident occurred about a mile and a half from Easton on the state road to Trappe after a pair of mules frightened and struck the vehicle causing it to overturn twice. Warner was thrown and died instantly.

Easton Maude Warner Philip N. Bryan BR. AL. Bryan St. Michaels Trappe Miss Warner

Bear Was Sheep Thief In West Corner Pasture

Walter Anderson of Harvey's Lake reported sheep thefts over a week. Orisen Kecher shot at a large bear entering the pasture. three shots hit. The 200 pound black bear carcass was sent to a local hospital.

Wilkes-Barre Walter Anderson West Corner Harvey's Lake Orisen Kecher Kecher

Jump to Cowcatcher Saves Man as Train Strikes Car

Mt Holly resident Clarence Bakely leapt from his car just before collision at the Madison avenue grade crossing. He grabbed the cowcatcher of the locomotive and clung on as the car was crushed beneath the train. He escaped with minor injuries after witnesses feared the worst.

Mount Holly N. J Clarence Bakely Mt. Holly Madison Avenue Bakely

Prisons Vote Shows Dry Majority Among Inmates

A recent poll within United States prisons recorded over 133000 votes for dry and 909 for wet. The result suggests many detainees favor prohibition and fear the effects of alcohol.

United States

War Veteran Credits Jacques Capsule For Recovery

A World War I infantry veteran recounts years of harsh trench service from Ypres to Paschendale, lasting hospital stays and weight loss, then credits Jaques' little Wonder Capsules with restoring appetite and digestion. He prefers anonymity but invites inquiries to the Jaques Capsule Co. in Plattsburg, N Y, with postpaid price.

Ypres St. Eloi Arras Somme Anhcas Paschendale Red Cross England Belgium Daya Canada Syracuse Plattabure N. FF Jaques

Coal reserves in Pennsylvania span 43.83 billion tons

The coal fields of Pennsylvania contain 43 830 800 000 short tons of recoverable coal sufficient to meet the demands of the next 290 years at the present rate of consumption.

Pennsylvania

Is Your Pane Giving Out Could Your Kidney Pain Be Relief

A period ad promotes Deans Kidney Pills to cure backache headaches dizziness and kidney irregularities. Testimonial from Mrs George Delashmutt of Center Street 229 Frederick says the pills relieved her kidney trouble and back pain after use.

Dean Frederick Case George Delashmutt Center Street Pearce

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