Carpentier loses to Battling Siki in Paris ring
Georges Carpentier is knocked senseless by Battling Siki who claims the European light heavyweight title in Paris. The report also notes other sports and political items from the period, including the New York Giants clinching the NL pennant.
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Georges Carpentier
Paris
Siki
Europe
New York Giants
St. Louis
Polo Grounds
News Review of Current Events in Near East Crisis
The article surveys Kemal Pasha’s push to redraw borders in Asia Minor and Constantinople under Turkish nationalist aims. Britain vows to defend the straits with allied and dominion support, while France Italy and Russia send ambiguous signals. Turmoil risks widen to Mesopotamia and India as Muslim opposition grows. The piece also covers domestic policy shifts like the bonus bill veto by the President and the tariff law signed by Harding, noting legislative economy and debt reduction claims by Congress.
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Anatolia
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Chanak
Dominions
New Zealand
Australia
Great Britain
France
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Entéente
Bulgaria
Marquis ‘Curzon
Count Sforza
Poincare
Japan
Daniloff
Caucasus
Baku
Asia
Minor
Foreign ‘Office
Tokyo
Trak
Mesopotamia
Feisat
Mosul
India
Kemal Pasha
Calcutta
Central Khalifat Committee of India
London
Fordney
McCumber
Marvin
Tariff Commission
Harding
American Relief Effort in Asia Minor Noted
Rear Admiral Bristol and George Horton led rescue and refugee relief efforts in Asia Minor. Horton testifies to the bravery of Smyrna’s American colony, including YWCA teachers who stayed at their posts until the flames forced them out.
Congress Votes on WWI Bonus Bill Veto overridden by House
President Harding vetoed the WWI bonus measure after Senate approval. The House overrode the veto 258 to 54, but the Senate sustained the President, failing to reach the required two thirds. Senator Williams of Mississippi denounced it as a plain damn fool Democrat.
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Senate
Harding
Williams
Mississippi
Minnesota Congressman Keller Seeks Daugherty Impeachment
Congressman Oscar Keller of Minnesota prepared a resolution to impeach Attorney General Daugherty based on the injunction against railway shopmen and alleged antitrust failures. He enlisted Samuel Untermyer to present before the House Judiciary Committee, which postponed the hearing to December, provoking fury and AFL protest. The AFL executive council designated October 1 as Impeachment Day for demonstrations against Daugherty and Judge Wilkerson.
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Oscar: Keller
Minnesota
General Daugherty
Keller
Samuel Untermyer
House
Judiciary. Committee
Miners Perish After Rescue Reaches Gold Mine
After 22 days of labor the Jackson California rescue teams reached the gold mine where 47 miners were entombed by a fire only to find all had died. Evidence showed they succumbed to poisonous gases within hours.
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Jackson
Cal
League of Nations in Session at Geneva
Dated dispatch notes the League of Nations in session at Geneva with discussions and deliberations ongoing. Delegates focus on core international issues amid formal proceedings and procedural steps.
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Te ‘League
Geneva
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial Letter
A Greenville Delaware mother reports her daughter’s recovery from recurring illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the product and notes decades of similar testimonials from women.
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Greenville
Del
Chan Aries
Lalway
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs.Wa
Hughees
Delaware
Lydia E.pinkham
Parasols as Pet Portrait Handles Highlight Fashion
Fashion notes describe parasols used as pets with handles carved in wood and enameled to resemble portraits of dogs and birds. The piece notes these novelty parasols as a quirky trend in women’s fashion.
Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to dye or tint worn garments including sweaters skirts and a child’s coat. It guarantees no spots fades streaks or running and instructs buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type for wool silk linen cotton or blends.
The Woman Who Always Tells the Truth
A fragment notes a woman who “always tells the truth” and mentions “nine unpleasant ones out of a possible ten” in a terse transcription.
Weighing Opinions Is A Personal Decision
Readers weigh diverse viewpoints and decide for themselves. The article urges independent judgment and cautions against overreliance on others. It emphasizes critical thinking and personal responsibility in forming conclusions.
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