Evacuation and Greek-Turkish forces amid Asia Minor action
Athens reports mounting Greek reverses and Turkish gains as cabinet reshuffles unfold. General staff shifts and new command appointments follow Greek retreat pressures near Sinyras and Srnyeni, with unconfirmed reports of King Constantine’s status.
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Associated Press
Athens
Minor
Sion
Hes
Verars
Ps Xlvon
Inanos
Thicaupis
Alashent
Sinyras
Srnyeni
Plan approved by railroad commission in Wisconsin
United Press reports Milwaukee area travel will drop to 2 cents a mile on six large electric interurban systems under a mileage coupon plan approved by the railroad commission. Coupon books good for 1 908 miles will cut costs about 10 per thousand miles. Cooperating lines include Eastern Wisconsin Electric Milwaukee Northern Milwaukee Electric Wisconsin Minnesota Power Wisconsin Public Service and Wisconsin Traction. Cities reachable span Racine Kenosha Waukesha Watertown Sheboygan Plymouth Fond du Lac Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay Eau Claire Chippewa Falls and nearby points.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Railroad Commission
J. P. Pulliam
Consin Pacific Utilities Associatio
Oshkosh
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
Milwaukee Northern Railway Company
Milwaukee Electric Railway & Light Company
Wisconsin-Minnesota Light & Power Company
Public Service Company
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat 4 Power Company
Racine
Kenosha
Waukesha
Watertown
Shebergan
Plymouth
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Appeal on Wisconsin anti trust lawconstitutionality debated
The American Tobacco Company and others appeal a Marinette judge’s ruling upholding Wisconsin anti trust statutes. They challenge legislative authority to grant exemptions to farm labor and cooperative groups. If the supreme court agrees, it could influence action against Northern Wisconsin Tobacco Ro d with cooperatives marketing concerns. Arguments are set for the next two months.
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Faction
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Spreme Reourt
American Tobacco Company
P. Launclard Company
W. B. Quinlan
Marinette
G. F. Dig Tord
Supreme Court
Lightning kills farmer's wife. stove shattered in kitchen
In Menominee Michigan Mrs Krist Christiansen 74 wife of Hans Christiansen a farmer four miles north of town was killed instantly by a bolt of lightning late yesterday afternoon. The bolt entered through the chimney directing into the cellar where it struck Mrs Christiansen and knocked her husband unconscious. The shock shattered the kitchen stove and wooden floor splinters were found tangled in her hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prass.y
Mrs Tiernan rejects leading role in Problem Boy film
South Bend reports Augusta Tiernan, wife of Notre Dame professor, refused an eastern producer’s offer to star in a film claiming her husband Larry Poulin is the father of her child. Tiernan called the proposed project a humiliation and said she would pursue the case publicly.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Augusta Tiernan
Notre Dame
Mrs Harding Illness Draws Messages From Nation
Washington reports Mrs Alte Harding wife of the president has been indisposed for days. A flood of messages poured in from across the country expressing sympathy and hopes for her quick improvement. Officials say her ailment is a slight organic trouble with a cold, not alarming or serious.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Alte
Harding
Myre Hirduk
White House
Developments From Daugherty Injunction Seen To Shape Era
Washington D C The Daugherty injunction against the railroad shop strike has unleashed developments observers say will influence legal and political history. Expect a major legal battle over government power to regulate labor unions and a political fight targeting Republican candidates. Milwaukee prepares for impeachment actions as vacancies may be filled by liberals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences Martin
Prem
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Milwaukee
New Lineup Suggested for Independent Ticket
Associated Press reports a new independent ticket lineup in opposition to La Follette. Leathen D. Smith of Sturgeon Bay would run for Governor with William J. Morgan for U.S. Senate. Morgan favors an independent bid to oppose radicalism and seeks assurances of strong support.
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Associated Press
Aliwaukee
Wig
la Follette
Ean
Leathen D. Smith
Sturgeon Bay
Wth
William J. Morgan
United States
Morgan
Smith
Iai Gars
Prliestion
Assurantes
Wisconsin Vote Defeats Anti-Saloon League Tactics
Milwaukee dispatch reports Dr J V Seelman president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Wisconsin division says the Anti-Saloon League suffered a crushing defeat in the primary. He cites church influence and women voters as key factors and predicts Wisconsin will not elect a dry governor or senator again. Continued on Page 17.
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United Press
Milwaukee
JV. J. Seelman
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Wisconsin
Anti-Saloon League
Ate Saloon League
Seelman
League
Anti- Saloon League
American Marines Guard Smyrna Amid Greek Retreat
American Marines landed at Smyrna to protect U.S. citizens as Turkish forces moved toward the city. Greek authorities warned they could not guarantee foreigners' safety, while allied detachments guarded the consulate and thousands of refugees fled as Greek defenses collapsed andare in retreat toward Smyrna.
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Smyrna
United Press
Constantinople
United States
Teporty
Fortraners
Mita Joha Kernal
Sras
I Smyrna
Raid Narcotic Ring Captured in New York Raid
Federal authorities seized a large heroin and opium ring led from New York after a raid by sixty agents in the heart of the red light district. The operation disrupted a hub distributing narcotics to hundreds daily and involved narcotics moved through Hotel Longacre.
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New York
United States
Longacrs
White Light District
Twenty-One Year Search for Baby Reunites Mother and Oil Rich Son
In St Cloud Minnesota a long missing child recovered after twenty one years. The mother, Mrs. Ingle, learned her son Frank, raised in Oklahoma on a Mexican ranch, had become a wealthy oil landowner. After years apart and a forgotten path, the two letters and Red Cross notices led to a reunion. The son, now in his seventies, declared he was happy to be found.
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United Press
St. Cloud
Minn
Red Crows
Pawnes
Okla
Harry Insle-Hencel
Gillands
Oklahoma
Ingle
Harrisburg
Harburg
Frank
Washington Officials Hopeful as Rail Strike Plan Emerges
Washington and Chicago sources report officials optimistic after a Chicago conference among Western railroad executives. A plan discussed by Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio routes could severally limit individual shopmen deals, with seniority terms to be restored in a promised settlement. Details remain guarded as talks continue.
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United Preda
Chicago
Western Sree of Railroade
Chicago Ub
Mtn
Associated Press
Raniel Willard
Laltimore , Ohio
Pell
Chicago Raily News
Willard
Associated Préss
Washington
Whopmen
Severe storms cause Wisconsin damage and barn fire
Electrical and rain storms lashed northeastern and northern Wisconsin causing extensive damage. A cow was killed in a lightning strike while milking at a farm near Sheboygan, a barn burned, and the Round Lake Cheese factory near Hayward was destroyed. Cooler weather and showers were forecast for the state.
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United Press
Wisconsin
Lake Shore
Pisconsin
Cumberland
Round Lake
Hayward
Sawyer County
Sheboygan
Swilliam Rollman
Feneet
Amoke
Canronaciona
Milwaukee
Beloit
Kelott
Wis
Fond du Jac
Mercury
LaFollette Lads Lead Amid Poll Results and Gubernatorial Feud
Wisconsin political updates show Senator La Follette leading William Ganfield in the assembly race as Milwaukee headlines report La Follette ahead by a margin with governors race notes and Republican contenders. Green Bay coverage shows George Schneider leading in the Ninth District congressional race with totals displayed.
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United Keney
Milwaukee
Retent
Follettes
Wiliam A. Ganfield
Royablionn Gon
Nation
Mites
Xenatyr
Radiuy Waar
Ganfield
Lad Folletha
John J. Rare
Willan Mergary
Latoilette
Bo Wren
Madison
Whatton
Danbt
la Mollette Progrexa de Fac. Gan
Pepiblican Party
Lib
Oréterne
Milwaukes
Orhe la Paliete
Iitside
Milwauken
Senate
Robert M. la Fallette, Jr
Ta Frojlattey Progressive Forens
Salm
Camplers Penurne
Dahe
Town braces for fair as band visits in town
A fragmented account notes Borhig Grove hosting a fair with a visiting band. references to local businesses and services closing as preparations unfold. Albert W. Inha von cited as minister, with unclear details about events or attendees.
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Honinilie
Borhig Grove
Ming
Albert W. Inhavon
Legal right to water power on the Wat River
A long fragmented report discusses St Paul’s authority to construct a dam on the Wat River for hydro power. It cites federal commission actions, state and city roles, and questions of franchise and rights, including potential impacts on neighboring water uses and property.
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Wat
Gi Pakred
Fos
Madison
St Paul
St. Crete
Witte
Aenera
Cn Iirend
Comileaten
Teday
Vierins
Mi Comarts Stern Lwo
Miniegetie Env
Pwr
Federal Trale Comeniasion
St Paul Welting
Petition Filed for Improved Service on Rail Line
A petition was filed with the railway commission seeking improved service on the Chicago and Northwest line between Maine voc and Green Bay. Officials cited inadequate and irregular central train service and called for changes to address the deficiencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madixon
Chicago & Northwest Railway
Mainevoc
Green Bay
No Railway Commission
Elud
Manitatcor
Potato Growers Meet In Chicago To Address Market
A Paced call from Thomas O Neill president of the California Ye Union invites potato growers nationwide to a September 13 meeting in Chicago. The aim is to discuss measures to counter demoralized market conditions and the price gap below production costs. Associations in Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and thirty other states are expected to participate.
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Associated Press
San Angeles
Chicago
Thomas O'Neill
California
Wisex
Michigan
Minnesota
Stevested Ag Temporare
Jewelry dealer robbed of 39000 in Chicago attack
Adelah Kinsler, a New York jeweler, was assaulted by three men in a restaurant on upper Sheridan road Chicago and robbed of jewelry valued at 39000. The bandits fled in an automobile and Kinsler was taken to a hospital where his condition was reported serious.
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Ry Associated Tress
Aes
Chicago
Adelah Kinsler
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