Kemal Pasha Opens Talks with Allies as Crisis Persists
Constantinople reports Kemalists evacuated Eren Keiu and British forces now patrol the Narrows coast from Chanak to Kara Bournou. London notes a two hour cabinet session with no material changes and confirms Kemal Pasha ready to discuss peaceful solutions. Franklin Bouillon’s mission and a planned conference at Mudania are under discussion as Gen Harington coordinates a new line in the neutral zone. Fifteen hundred more troops sailed from Southampton to Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Eren Keiu
Narrows
Chanak
Kara Bournou
London
Near East
M. Franklin-Bouillon
Smyrna
Kemal Pasha
Kemal
Kemnal
Harington
Shanak
Exchange Telegraph Company
M. Poincare
Lord Hardinge
Count Sforza
Italy
M. Franken-Bouillon
Foreign Office
Mudania
Lloyd George
Southhampton
Church Removes Tolstoi Ban in Russia
The Russian Orthodox Church at an all Russian conclave in Moscow canceled a 20 year old excommunication against Count Leo Tolstoy. Tolstoy’s works were once deemed attacks on the church and are now no longer banned.
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Moscow
Leo Tolstoi
Count Tolstois
Constantine Goes into Exile from Athens to Palermo
King Constantine Queen Sophie and Prince Nicholas sailed from Oropus aboard a Greek steamer lent by the revolutionary committee. The group departed quietly and are expected to be installed in Palermo Sicily by the Italian government.
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Athens
Constantine
Sophie
Nicholas
Palermo
Sicily
Oropus
Revolutionary Committee
Jap Arms Stolen in Siberia Linked to Manchuria Trade
Official investigations confirm large arms disappearances in Siberia. A 32 truck load consignment is believed sent to Mukden, Chang Tso Lin’s base in Manchuria, where he is dubbed the uncrowned king.
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Tokio
Siberia
Mukden
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Wisconsin's oldest resident James Bell dies at 105
James Bell, 105, long believed Wisconsin's oldest resident, died at his Abrams home. Born in Ireland he came to America at 21 and is survived by his widow Louise, 103, who with him recently celebrated their 85th wedding anniversary.
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Green Bay
Wis
James Bell
Wisconsin
Abrams
Here
Ireland
America
Louise
World events brief highlights from the year
Georges Carpentier lost to Battling Siki in Paris sealing Siki as light heavyweight European champion. Senator Thomas B. Watson of Georgia died at home in Washington from asthma. Earl Spencer, a major British landowner, died in London. A four hour Rockford fire caused 150 000 dollars in losses at Fay Motor Bus. Big Four trains restored after coal shortage order. Danville showman Clarence Wortham died in Cincinnati from appendicitis. Bail offered for mine massacre suspects in Herrin with eight denied. Russian stowaway Princess Ivan Pschernitscheno proved American citizen. Townsend wins Lansing GOP renomination by 24 725. Illinois Legion elects Schick state commander. Des Moines hosts 56th G A R encampment with 17 000 veterans.
Washington Governors Back Navy Gay Observance
Nearly all state governors endorse Navy Gay to be observed October 27 under Navy League auspices in Washington. The piece notes political postures as Congress adjourns and Harding signs the Cable Bill granting independent citizenship rights to women regardless of husbands.
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Union
Navy League of the United States
Washington
Harding
United States
Domestic Crimes and Disasters Highlight Patchwork News
A mix of thefts and accidents crosses the country. Denver sees arrests over mail theft valued between fifty six thousand and one hundred thousand dollars. A contractor J N Craine endures abduction with tar treatment in Illinois seven miles from Wood River. In Girard, Ohio the A M Byers blast furnace resumes after three months. Edward C Marsh editor and critic for Harper & Bros dies by accidental self injury in New York. A federal judge upholds Daugherty injunction. A coroner’s jury reports Lloyd Clifton killed by his father in Kansas. A Navy Ensign Harrington dies in Pensacola Bay crash. Potters union plans October 1 plant closings amid wage demands. Bishop William A Quayle convalesces in San Francisco after illness.
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Supreme Court
James H. Wilkerson
Chicago
Daugherty
Lloyd Clifton
J. T. Clifton
Graham County
Salina
Kaw
Turkish cavalry crosses frontier and looting reported in Ireland
Constantinople dispatch notes Turkish forces reoccupy Kum Kale and Krenkeul with machine guns on the eastern edge of the neutral zone. The marquis of Lansdowne says his Derreen estate in County Kerry was looted and burned with plantations destroyed. Also: Belgium reparations notes totaling about 90 million gold marks delivered in Paris. Turco Bulgarian guerrilla raid near Soufl injures seven. Esine seized near Chanak threatening Kum Kalei. Clemenceau to sail November 11 for New York onboard the Paris.
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Constantinople
Kum Kale
Krenkeul
Marquis of Lansdowne
London Times
Derreen
County Kerry
Ireland
Paris
Belgium
Esine
Chanak
Kum Kalesi
Dardabelles
Iowa News Roundup Highlights Crimes Fires and Elections
Pulaski plans a corn show October 10 to 13 while Polk county licenses approach two thousand since July. Des Moines tag day earns about 1200 for striking workers. Grundy county adopts lime farming ahead of alfalfa seeding. Clinton builds a second subway under tracks costing 550000. Center Junction joins a cooperative grist mill. Fire threatens Elkhart as two stores burn with three damaged. Shenandoah man Bud Bordhurst fined 500 and jailed 30 days for liquor. Monticello eyed for a Washington highway coast to coast trail. Oska loos a schoolhouse fire causes 4000 in damage. 20 pupils transfer. Muscatine closes Washington school after 14 diphtheria cases. Dubuque staff audit sales tax. Parsons College opens fraternities Alpha Kappa Chi Zeta Theta Gamma. Altenbernd death by suicide. New Market delays schoolhouse completion. Sioux City girl Gerada Pritchard attempts suicide after denied talk with sweetheart. September cattle up 30 percent in Iowa feedlots. Oskaloosa man S S Aldrich dies in farm belt incident. Judge Woodruff sentences Snyder gang member Tom Haley to 25 years. Waukon boy Jas McEnany earns diploma. Iowa newspaper history traced to 1836 hand press in Dubuque.
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Pulaski
Polk County
Des Moines
Grundy County
Clinton
Center Junction
Elkhart
Bud Bordhurst
Shenandoah
Wade
Monticello
Washington Highway
Iowa
Elm Grove
Oskaloosa
E. B. Fullman
Washington
Muscatine
Internal Revenue Collector
Dubuque
Waterloo
Parsons College
Alpha Kappa Chi
Zeta Theta Gamma
Edward A. Altenbernd
Witton Junction
Swift and Company
New Market School
Gerada Pritchard
Sioux City
S. S. Aldrich
E. B. Woodruff
Council Bluffs
Tom Haley
Snyder
Jas. McEnany
Waukon
Kendall
C. H. Rist
Sidney
Minnesota
South Dakota
Ohio
John Parish
Palimpsest
State Historical Society of
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Europe
Thomas B. Watson
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Big Four Railroad
Minoits Commerce Commission
Springfield
Clarence A. Wortham
Danville
Ill
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Ivan Pschernitscheno
Russia
Lansing
Mich
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Herbert F. Baker
Charles W. Schick
Illinois Department
American Legion
Rock Island, Ill
Grand Army of the Republic
Lucile Atcherson
Columbus
Congress
Aephe Ie
National Guard
Edwin B. Parker
Houston
Tex
State Department
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Mineola
L. I
Arthur M. Free
Californian
I. C. Freeman
Balmeres Md
Pacific
Panama Canal
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
South Bend, Ind
Augusta Tiernan
Denver
Colo
J. N. Craine
Wood River
A. M. Byers Company
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Youngstown
Edward C. Marsh
Harper& Bros
Pawling
N. Y
Archibald Orma Harrington
Freeport, L.L
Pensacola Bay
United States Potters’ Association
Pittsburgh
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Louis
San Francisco
Soufl
Thrace
Sofia
Balkans
Clemenceau
Havre
New York
Hawkeye
State News
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Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
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Wilhelmina
Auburntown
Tenn
Stearns Electric Paste Co
Robert T. Donnell
Stearns
Kennedy Brothers
Drug and General Stores
Yves
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