Massacres and peril surge in Asiatic Turkey war zones
Reports from Aleppo to Adana describe a wave of anti Christian violence across the Adana vilayet with estimates of up to 15 000 fatally hurt. Armenian towns faced siege and widespread arson while American missionary Rose Lambert requests immediate help from Hadjin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Tur
Adana
Vilayet
Mohammed
Mersina
Hadjin
Adana Vilayet
Hadiin
Beirut
Asiatic Turkey
Rose Lambert
Alexandretta
Messacre
Antioch
Birejik
Aleppo
Kirikan
Berlin
Ayas
Gulf of Alexandretta
Tarsus
Aintad
Wisconsin
Buredjik
Damascus
Syria
Theodore Kronshage
Wiscon-ain
Trexday
Siaing
Theatore Kronshage
Turkey
Rosenbel
Wis
Theodore Kroneshage Jr
Millyankee
Ernest I Kronshage
Missionary's Daughter Volunteers at Revival Platform
The revival includes a father urging all to answer the call of UG when he heard it. His astonishment grows as his daughter steps to the platform and declares she will go. Virginia A. Billux, Olive M. Vagan, Emily F. Hichter, and Mrs. Mary L. Rogers are linked to Rev. D. M. vrs and to Adana as report notes.
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Adana
Tarsus
Miss Lambert
Tadiana
Elkhart
Ind
Miss Rose Lambert
Itadjin
Rey
George Lambert
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
Europe
Lambert
Baldwin
Michigan
Mies
Fiell
Menouchite
Strandon
Boston
Mass
Aurean Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Rogers
Maurer
Turks Reach Agreement on Constantinople Crisis
The Constitutionalists and the palace faction have a settlement restricting powers after the April palace coup. Nazim Pasha and the army chiefs negotiate on disbanding time expired troops, substituting Saloniki forces, punishing rebels, and shifting police to the Macedonian gendarmerie. Constantinople is effectively under investment with Third army corps moving to Asia Minor to sever lines to the capital.
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Associated Press
Constantinenle
Saltay
Turkey
Constitutional Party
Nazim Pasha
V First Army Corps
Constantinenly
Army of
Constantinople
Ly Saloniki
Third Army
Asia Minor
Eski-Shehr
Deaths of Mrs Dunn and David R Dyer in Omro
Mrs Catherine Morrow Dunn died at 1826 in Ireland born 1826 died after bronchitis and pneumonia at her Omro home. Funeral at St Marys church with Rev W J Luby at 9 AM tomorrow. burial at Goggins Cemetery. David R Dyer died Tuesday at 48 after four years invalidism. funeral held at Ells Thampson residence with Lea and Edna Dyer, Ellis Thomp son, and George Dearstine as survivors.
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Omro
Wis
Catherine Morrow Dunn
W. J. Luby
Goggins Cemetery
David R. Dyer
Ellis Thampson
Lea Dyer
Edna Dyer
Oshkosh
Ellis Thompson
George Dearstine
Ames Dyer
George Dyer
Actor Dustin Farnum Testifies In Gould Divorce Deposition
In Chicago April, Dustin Farnum testified in the Gould divorce deposition before Attorney Louis Co. Eide. Farnum said he knew Mrs. Gould seven or eight years and their relations were only acquaintances, with no observed misconduct. Mrs. Norris He Mundy also testified she had not seen Mrs. Gould drink heavily or show intimacy with Farnum.
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Associated Press Chicago
Dustin Farnum
Gould
Louis Co. Eide
Secret Marriage of Mrs Hamilton Revealed in Missouri
Mrs Am ber Belle Hamilton wed Minneap lis grain dealer M D McMillen on March 9 in St Joseph Missouri. The ceremony was kept secret until public disclosure. the same day Henry B Swingley filed bigamy charges against M A W McDonald of Minneapolis, who allegedly had a wife. McDonald was arrested then released after a requisition was issued. Hamilton learned of the arrest during her honeymoon and traveled to Minneapolis to report the action to Governor Johnson. A civil settlement of 110000 had been reached with Mrs Flamiston.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Amber Belle Hamilton
Id. D. McMillen
Minneapolis
Minn
Henry 8. Swingley
Kansas City
McDonald
Hadley
Missouri
Hamilton
McDonld
McMillen
Johnson
Flamiston
Tragedy in Chicago Household Ends in Four Deaths
In Chicago on April 22 Harry A Summers shot his wife Henrietta, wounded his ten year old daughter Gladys and mother in law Mrs Anna McKenzie, then killed himself at 622 Albany Avenue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Harry A. Summers
Picksa Plater
Tofay Snot
Henrietta
Gladys
Inlaw
Anna McKenzie
Mra. MckKenzie
Albany Avenue
Wisconsin legislature stalls spring shooting and suffrage bill
In Madison on April 2 the spring shooting measure was indefinitely postponed in the senate while the assembly kept the bill on the calendar for final passage but postponed it. The suffrage bill faced indefinite postponement in the assembly after a three to two committee vote against it. The senate approved extra funds for a senatorial primary investigation and memorials to Congress, while a Milwaukee charter bill for nonpartisan elections passed. The investigation committee probed Stephenson influence, with Overbeck giving limited usable details.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Assembly
T. Bancroft
Willian
Bray
Oshkosh
Senate
Committee On
Special Joint Investigating Committee
Senate Investigation Committee
Congress
Milwaukee
Minden
Assemblyman
Estabrook
State Board of Control
H. Martin
J. T. Aughes
J. E. Matns
Bray Bis
Senate Committee
Marsh
Page
Henry Overbeck
Stephenson
Overback
Overbeck
Overbeek
B. M. Tiszer
Tyzer
Shields
Superior
Reader
Return of Confederate Battle Flags Delayed to Huntsville
Details of returning the Fourth Ohio Cavalry captured flags from Selma to Alabama reach Governor Comer. The ceremony is slated for Huntsville on May 12 with a Daughters of the Confederacy convention and Mrs. Charles H. Brown assisting. Capt. John A. Pitts reports a letter from Governor Harmon confirming flags will be sent to Huntsville for viewing by veterans.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Fourth Ohio Cavalry
Selma
Ala
Comer
Alabama
Huntsville
Daughters of the Confederacy
Charles H. Brown
John A. Pitts
Caily
Harmon
Rifle
Alabama Tigers
Settlement Near in Mine Workers Talks
Philadelphia April 22 renewed activity of national and district officers of the Mine Workers union and an era of conference with operators funds representatives suggests a settlement of differences with employers may be near.
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Philadelphia
Mine Workers' Union
Operatura
Lilley Surrenders to Death in Hartford's Executive Mansion
Governor Lilley dies after four weeks of illness in Hartford. Funeral plans set. body to lie in state at the hospital before services at Trinks church. Lilley, 49, had a career in wholesale trade, real estate, and politics, and had attacked graft and favored reforms in Waterbury and Washington.
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Yartford
Conn
George Leavine Liffey
George L. Jillicy
John
John A. Lilley
Actendlay
bUent
Hartford
Trinks
Lilley
Hfe
Waterbury
Swift & Co
Chicago Packers
Tls
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Secda
Agricultural Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
Prner
Hla
Jnst Mas
Lilley Jong
Connection
Altanton
Steele
Frowhieh
Canviss
Leoy
Taft
Boyle Near Freedom After Jail Break Attempt
Mercery Pennsylvania reports an early morning attempt to free James Boyle and his wife from Mercer county jail failed due to Night Watchman Tehert Fruit spotting a ladder under Boyle’s cell window. Indictments expected against the Boyles with grand jury action tomorrow and trials likely to begin Monday. The public identity of Mrs Boyle is believed to be Trelen McDermott of Chicago though officials dispute family prominence claims.
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Asso It
Mercery
James
Basle
Mercer County
Wade
Wie
Fruit
Boyle
Boyles
Soman
Trelen McDermott
Chicago
Mpa
Cochran
Kharon
Hains Insanity Claim Emerges in Murder Trial
Flushing April 22 five surers for the trial of Capt Peter C Hains Jr charged with the murder of William J Annis were selected as the court opened its fourth day The defense reports experts have examined the prisoner and found him insane Rev Charles Pardes a Presbyterian minister attacked by Hains during a jail visit will be among lay witnesses offered to show the defendant's insanity The case centers on establishing a commission to evaluate the defendant's sanity.
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Associated Press
Flushing
Peter C. Hains Jr
Wiliam J. Annis
John B. McIntyre
Gerones
Jim
Charilen L. Pardes
Naugituck
Conn
Hanna
Queens County
Court Deliberates On Defendant Mental Condition
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate the court considers the defendant's mental condition. A magistrate or judge contemplates delaying the trial to appoint a guardian or commission to assess competence, citing substantial evidence presented by the defense.
Rival D A R Candidates Fight Lip Service in Nation Dividing Campaign
In Washington on April 22 the Daughters of the American Revolution race for president general drew intense interest before nominations. Mrs Scott and Mrs Story led the insurgent and regular camps as delegates filled the congress hall. A tense vote and contest for vice president general dominated chatter while fundraising neared ten thousand dollars and a memorial gift to Continental Hall was planned.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
The
Daughters of the Almerican Revolution
Congress
Offivery
Scott
Story
Ehiarge Art Chia Organization of
Chiyters
Amoy J. Draper
Are
Scolt
Mirwuda J. Pultech
Wilt Hy
Jorge M. Sternbere
Columbia
Hugh Vernon Washington
Washington Bellamy
Macon
Continental Hall
Missionary Society Opens Its Twenty-First Annual Meeting
The Winnebago Missionary Society of the Oshkosh women opened at First Presbyterian with about thirty delegates. Morning program featured welcome by Mrs M G Clark and reports on the work, plus two minute repairs by visiting delegates. Afternoon sessions included papers on Our Work in Wisconsin and General Missionary Work, with plans for musical numbers and an evening address by Miss Hayes.
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Seston
Owen
Dersont
Womtin's Missionary Society of the
Winnebago Broshstory
First Presbyterian Church
Ten O'Clork
Mra Mo G. Clark
Osh Kosh
Atrs
Landreth of
Oronte
Postlerkwanite
Marghfellwee
FE Wty Vedder
Milwaukee
Rothin
Morsige
Wome
Frances Welles
Fond du Tarapake
Westminster Guill
Clara Admiin
Green Tay
Misa Lydia Mayes
New York
Wiscon- Hip
Mian Hayes
Ater
Mian
Nancy Davis
Winnecone
Kev T
Bsnuth
Warkesha
DAR Delegates Presented to President During Panama Trip
Mrs J P Gould Mrs Kof Smith and Miss Maria Hay of Ohkoagh attending the D A R congress were presented to President Tate today by Mr W Dunham as personal representative of Congressman James H Davidson who is on a trip to Panama.
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Washington
J. P. Gould
Kof
Smith
Maria Hay
Ohkoagh
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Tate
W. Dunham
James H. Davidson
Panama
H. ©. Stevens
Dynamite Fails to Open Niagara Gorge Channel
The Niagara gorge remains blocked at the mouth despite a 100 pound dynamite blast by Assistant State Superintendent Wrnze and his crew. The explosion produced only a hiss and snow and ice within Fort Niagara grounds, failing to open the channel as slush ice refilled the hole.
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Niagara
N. J
Niagara Gorge
Wrnze
Fort Niagara
Drowns in Fox River near Green Bay man
Don Marcott, 35, of Kankakee Illinois, prominent family member, drowned in the Fox River after leaping from a dock. Oshkosh Zouave to host a feature dancing party at Armory Building Friday evening with special decorations and attractions.
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Don Marcott
Kankaker, IL
Green Bay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wia
A. Waconsin
Kankakeo, al
Fox River
Armory B
Jury to Try Beach Hargis in Kentucky Court
Irvine Ky April 22 The jury to try Beach Hargis charged with murdering his father Judge James Hargis began selection today from a Madison county venire. The panel was limited by a ruling that an impartial jury could not be drawn from Estill county where the trial is held.
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Associated Presa
Irvine
Beach Targis
James Hargis
Belrap
Madison County
Estill County
Shah Receives Advice On Amnesty and Constitution
The shah of Iran met British and Russian diplomatic representatives who urged him to grant amnesty to political offenders and restore the constitution. The Shah promised a reply within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Wheat market chaos as Patten visits Colorado ranch
Chicago April 22 Wheat slumped sharply as bull leader James A Patten denied cornering two deliveries and said users set prices. Midday May wheat traded near 1 21, July around 1 18 with bear pressure and talk of world shortages. Patten traveled to a Colorado ranch amid questions on his stance and market influence.
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Chicago
Janes A. Patten
Colorado
Board of Trade
Mr. Patten
Mrr. Patton
Myr
Patten
Beara
Armour
Hell
House
Liverpool
Turtlettaatten
Mer Patten
Pateun
Pluens
Pualacity
Tutchienn
Kan
James A. Patten
Chicago Wheat Dull
Trinidad
Cnt
Horses Run Away On Main Street In Algoma District
A delivery wagon team attached to American Laundry ran away on Wednesday afternoon on Main Street in front of Perecy Fur House. Driver Andrew Tryan was inside and not sure if a northbound car struck the team or if they were frightened. The horses pulled the team south to Algoma Street, harness torn but no injuries reported.
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Main Street
Perecy Fur House
Andrew Tryan
Mar Algoma Street
Death Notices for Mrs Porter and Mary Kurtz
An aged resident Mrs. 1 IL Porter died this afternoon at 1:30 at her daughter Mrs A Felt 250 Scot street. Funeral Friday at her daughter home. Interment in Rusgadelo Saturday morning. Also note of Mary Kurtz, a child of Mr and Mrs James Kurtz 91 Knapp Street, died Wednesday and buried at Riverside cemetery after services at St Vincent’s Church.
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JS. H. Porter
A. Felt
Scot
Fetch
Rusgadelo
Mary Kurta
James Kurtz
Knapp Street
Riverside Cemetery
St Vincent's Church
Wlobert
Fairbanks Arrives in Honolulu for Warm Reception
Former Vice President Fairbanks reached Honolulu from San Francisco and was greeted warmly by local residents and officials, signaling a cordial welcome during his visit.
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Associated Press
Honothin
Fairbanks
San Francisco
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Asiatic
Ia Madjin
Iumediate
Ekbast
Deurtyel
Sultan
Neval Kered
Dunn
Farnum Willngly
Gould Distree
Mickel Plater
Wise Soason
Chang Frouat
Citiue
Grerbeck
Return OF Battle Flags
Hurrisville, Alan
Atchison
Aromnen Meller
Con Lath
Carecer
Fohin
Sis
Assert Hains
Anentata
Defense
Connecticut
Anna Georghie
Lilley Ee
Patios
Sitanth
Mia
Walter Kempeter
Mill Naked
D. A. Ft
Ogden H. Fathers
Janeseliie
YX. van Ostrand
Antigo
WOWSA
Missionary Society OF
Thin Cay
Niagarea Tee Gorge
Hargis
Irving
Shah
BULLS
Chicago Board
MLADE
Wexterday
IL Porter
Honolulu
Day
Bay
Genrraly
Remar
Sam
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