Diplomatic Victory for England in Asia Minor tensions
Constantinople reports Britain and allies rallied against Turkish nationalist moves after Greek retreat fears in the Dardanelles. Lloyd George weighs Geneva talks while joint Franco-British unity eases near eastern tensions. Turkish stance against Allied efforts persists amid Smyrna clashes and naval actions.
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Constantinople
A. P
Angora
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Ite
London
Sope
Lloyd George
Geneva
Edward Grey
Lord Wallour
Great Britain
France
Poincare
Strike Deeerter Attacked by Egg Bombardment
A fragmented report describes an attack at night on a home linked to rail labor unrest. Details are garbled but imply eggs were thrown during a protest or strike related incident, with limited readable names and locations. Further copy is unreadable.
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Uspee
I. Railroed
Double murder found in New Brunswick Episcopal church pair
Rev Edward W Hall rector of St John the Evangelist and Mrs Mills wife of the church sexton were found dead from bullet wounds under an apple tree in a secluded lane. Coroner says two died about two hours before discovery and suspects this did not occur in the lane. Autopsy ordered for Mrs Mills. no autopsy for Mr Hall. Cards and letters found on the man. Police investigate Mrs Mills earlier hospital stay and a neighbor store telephone call.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Protestant Episcopal Church of St
Mills
Pan
Charlotte
Dan
Graft Is Charged in U S Bank Building
Washington reports Sen. Heflin of Alabama alleges graft in four Federal Reserve bank building projects. He claims former Gov Harding allowed bank officials to siphon 349 million dollars for new structures, with 3000 dollars allegedly diverted and pressed investigations into Harding’s reappointment.
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U.S. Bank
Washington
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street
Senate
Heilin
Alabama
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Alajamwa
Hanting
Treasury
Harditgee
Heflin
Noted Aes Race Driver Is Killed In Kansas City Race
Kansas City September 17 Roscoe Sarles of Los Angeles the driver killed in the board track race here. Harry Harte finished second and Ralph Mulford third. Sarles had driven in Durant's car and his mechanic was fatally injured.
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Kansas City
A. P
Tommy Milton
Indianapole
New Board
Roscoe Sarles
Los Angeles
Sarle
S. Clif Durant
Durant
Harry Harte
Ralph Mulford
San Francisco
Gaston Chevrolet
Eddie O'Donnell
Lyall Jolly
O'Donnell
Surlea
American Automobile Association
LaFayette
Ind
Evenue
Minneapolis
Ford Strike Expands as Detroit Plants Idle
Detroit dates Sept 16 Henry Ford launches a broad strike over coal prices idling about 73000 workers in Detroit including Highland Park and River Rouge plants with 60000 employed. Thousands more in assembling plants nationwide halt work as small suppliers face shutdown risks. Ford executives offered no immediate timetable for end. city and state help discussed while coke ovens run at a minimal level.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Highland Park
River Rouge
Ford
Detroit Board of Commune
Testimonials Boost Omaha Want Ad Profits
A stream of testimonials confirms Want Ad patrons hand bouquets as proof of value. Record shows a seller moved 3 000 wraps and more orders flood in from readers. Ads draw eager customers, boosting circulation and revenue for Omaha Bee Want Ads.
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Omaha Tee
Rapid return to normal rail shop operations amid Baltimore plan fallout
Chicago reports a quick resumption of shop work as several roads withdraw from Baltimore plan terms. Rock Island and New York Central abandon final agreement efforts, while Northwestern and Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul saw workers return amid nonunion demands. Officials say many trains staff returning to near normal levels, with some roads forming independent settlements.
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Chicago
A. P
New York Central
Alstimore
Shepcrafta’ Ventral Policy Committee
Rock Island
Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Enite
Santa Fe
Burlington
Mlinoia Centra
Chicago & Alton
W. G. Bierd
Alton
Jewell
New York
Baltimore
Chicago & Northwestern
Sindge
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Seaboard Airlie
Green Bay
West
Gift of Motor Fails to Stop Waoer of Wire Gift
Chicago reports Carl Zimmer still pursuing his wife Mrs Johanna Kaper after paying $1,000 and an automobile to end the matter. Fred Kaper, Salt Lake City baker, had the pair arrested on a statutory charge. The case involves alleged tours by Mrs Kaper and Zimmer in Utah and Salt Lake City. Police traced the wife to Chicago and a two week search followed. Kaper claims the wife and Zimmer had lived together for three months, prompting a court action and a request for her release.
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Atti Hee
Chicago
Carl Zimmer
Johanna Kaper
Zimmer
Fred Kaper
Salt Lake City
Utah
Kaper
Ae Ot
Chirag
Atari
Crowele at Pillevore Bair Equal to Other Years
Fragmentary text mentions Crowele at Pillevore Bair and comparisons to prior years with unclear phrases and names. The readable segments reference a parade and evening events, but specific facts remain ambiguous. No clear persons or organizations are determinable from the legible content provided.
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Crowele
Pillevore Bair
Fistic clash on floor of the Lower House in rivers fight
Washington dispatch reports a real brawl in Congress as Representative Oliver Alabama struck Representative Dempsey New York during debate on the rivers and harbors bill. Peacemakers halted the fight. terms for a potential light heavyweight championship of Congress were being discussed, with betting likely.
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Washington
Oliver
Alabama
Dempsey
New York
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Congress
Harding
Tinewy Fiallivan
Maseachnertts
Jack
Nat
Novay
Cherapeee
Geeream
Denver & Repableen
eNerwen
Ile
Peewee
Mall
Olfes
Tariff Bill Is Again Held Up
Washington reports the Senate confronted a conference report on the tariff bill. Senator Simmons challenged the conferees over authority to permit presidential valuation for ad valorem duties, arguing the Senate had limited scope. If upheld, the bill returns to conference. if rejected, action likely late Monday or Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Cummins
Iowa
Protempore
Simnaus
German Potash Prices to Be Raised October
German potash prices will rise by 3 percent in October as the commerce department reports to Alfred P F Dennis. The notice cites a price agreement alleged between German producers and Alsatian suppliers, later denied by German officials. The report notes German potash production and export capacity estimates for 1922 and outlines associated interwar trade conditions.
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Washington
Alfred PF. Dennis
Ueelin
Cvermay
Alsatian
Prokaels
Rouge Toe
Qaneyys Alyane Rae
Geryiay
Kaew Peace Officer Ie Shot by Rootlegg in City Incident
A chaotic report describes a peace officer named Kaew and a suspect Rootlegg involved in a fatal shooting during a city disturbance. The fragmentary text mentions locations such as Port Seat Kaw and Wolverine pasture and notes confusion around names and details.
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Kaew
Rootlegg
Kaw
Mearly
Impeachment Daugherty Faces Setback In Senate Hearing
Washington Sept 17 The impeachment move against Attorney General Daugherty led by Rep Keller Minnesota hit a snag before the judiciary committee with a postponement of the hearing until next Tuesday amid suspicions of motives. Ben C Marsh of the Farmers National Council urged to speak claiming momentum from a tour of 11 states could influence politics. Rep Yates Illinois called the proceedings a sham.
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Washington
Daugherty
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
Efoort
Keller
Ben C. Marsh
Farmers’ National Council
Yates
Mllinois
Return of Strikers Halted by Squabbles
Chicago braces as talks on the Baltimore peace plan stall the return of striking shop workers. North and Midwest rails report delays amid disputes over terms. No violence reported though a few workers resist.
Rain in Nuckulls County brings washout fears
Rain falls across Nuckulls County causing travel disruption and delaying harvests. Forecasters warn of continued showers through the week as farmers monitor field conditions. Local boards urge caution for roadways and rail traffic amid damp weather.
Waiting at Mouth of Argonaut 19 Feet to Go at 1 O'Clock
Miners wait in the Argonaut rush as 19 feet of rock separate rescue teams from breakthrough. Officials miscalculated ground friction delaying a possible breakthrough beyond Sunday. Jackson’s town faces rising hope and fatigue as Red Cross support and mining wives await any news from the shaft.
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Keenenedy
Sept
Weena Sizaling
Jackson
Red Cross
Nuckelle County Pair Report Ambiguous Entries
Fragmented OCR note mentions Nuckelle County and multiple entries with unclear names and dates. It references Nek Sepa and Sepa related terms, with vague promises and a description of events including a beet chow and enlarged torce. Details are unreadable but imply a local record or notice with uncertain specifics.
Barewell Reception For Minister At Wymore
Farewell event held in Wymore for Minister Hew pit Alen Wt. Mor departed amid honors with local officials and church members in attendance. A reception featured brief speeches and a display of thanks from the gathered congregation and town residents.
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Barewell
Wymore
Peenee
Lems
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