Warning to Turkish nationalists as war risk rises
In Constantinople and Paris dispatches warnings are issued that any breach of neutral zones along the Turkish straits may trigger war with Britain. The Angora government reports 60,000 Greek POWs. Kemal’s council weighs keeping Turks outside Europe. Miss Olive Miller visits Kokomo.
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Constantinople
Charles Harrington
Charles
Angora
Paris
Near East
Constantiople
England
Foreign Office
Harrington
London
France
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Athens
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Kemal
Europe
Britiay
Asia Minor
Pelle
Thrace
Constantine
Labor Leaders Press Lloyd George Against War Over Chanak
A six million strong British labor delegation at 10 Downing Street urged withdrawal from Chanak and warned against new war in the Near East. Lloyd George urged firmness for peace as Paris talks on a multi power peace conference proceed, with protests from church groups and feminists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Willingland
Near East
Lloyd George
Downing Street
J. H. Thomas
Margaret Bonafield
Thomas
Chanak
Dardanelles
Europe
Miss Bonaf
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Kenal
Thrace
Kemal
France
Italy
Russia
Bonus Bill Is Dead as Senate Upholds Veto
Washington reports the soldiers bonus bill is dead after the Senate sustained President Harding's veto by 28 to 44, following a House override of 258 to 54. The defeat ends a three year fight with defections helping the veto stand, while a few Democrats and Republicans would have changed the outcome if present.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
MccKinley
Illinois
Cameron
Arizona
House
McKinley
Europe
Caraway
Arkansas
Jones
New Mexico
Watson
Indiana
New
Federal-Aid Roads Progress Near 600 Miles Goal
The Bureau of Public Roads reports July progress on the Federal-aid highway program. About 40,338 miles of Federal-aid roads exist in all stages, with 18,399 miles completed and 14,912 miles under construction. In June and July nearly twelve and a half million dollars were obligated to new projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Hailstones Kill Stock and Hurt People on Train
A Colorado station report details severe hailstorms harming crops and livestock. A Burlington line train was struck by large hailstones breaking windows injuring passengers, with medical aid given as the train halted at Akron before resuming eastward.
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St. Louis
Denver
Burlington
Akron
Hog Cholera Alarm Urges Immediate Action on Farms
The USDA warns early signs of hog cholera allow serum treatment to save most of a herd. High fever and staggering indicate infection. dead hogs should be buried or burned to prevent spread. Prompt segregation and veterinary contact are essential, with fall months cited as high risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Brick for J. O. O. F. building arrives on site
The brick for the new J. O. O. F. building arrived Tuesday and is being hauled to the site by George Brash and Oll Smith. Brick masons are expected to start work on the building next week.
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George Brash
O0i Smith
Wiring Project Sparks Rural Fort Wayne Farms
G. F. Bender completed electrical wiring on the Bush farm near Fort Wayne on Saturday. The job covered the house two barns garage and additional structures. He also wired multiple properties including the Mrs Robi Smith home Dr Koontz Wm Decker and John Shanks garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bender
Bush Farm
Fort Wayne
Rally Day Service And Old Peoples Home Talk
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all for Rally Day on the first Sunday in October with a 10:30 morning sermon by Dr. B S Hellopeter on the Old Peoples Home at Warren. Sunday School at 9:30 Epworth League at 7:00 Evening worship at 8:00 Prayer meeting Thursday 7:00 Choir practice Thursday 8:30 led by E D Gillespie and C Emery Smith.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
B. S. Hellopeter
Old Peoples
Warren
Epworth League
Lia
J. D. Minsel
E. D. Gillespie
C. Emery Smith
Local Families Visit and Travel Around Kokomo Roanoke and Huntington
Mrs Nick Kreamer and others spend Friday with Alice Showalter and Elma Smith hosts. Visitors from Fort Wayne and Huntington attend gatherings at Kreamer home. Ray Houser and family visit Kokomo relatives. Gemmer family moves to Huntington. multiple Kreamer relatives noted in Roanoke and nearby areas.
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Nick Kreamer
Elizabeth Kreamer
Mary
Mary E. Houser
Kokomo
L. H. Houser
Raymond Barness
Raymond Harness
Agnes Booker
Alice Showalter
Edith Baily
Syracuse
N. Y
Maggie Rice
Harve Vought
Harve Kreamer
Fort Wayne
Ray Houser
Charley Kreamer
Roanoke
Luther’ Mattux
Huntington
Charles Kreamer
Philip Gemmer
Art Shroyer
Gemmer
Lizzie Kreamer
S. G. Bear
Pennsylvania
Rebekah Lodge entertains at G E Dennis garage
The Rebekah lodge hosted a well attended home talent entertainment at the G E Dennis garage last Friday night. Receipts totaled a neat sum to support the new I O O F building.
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Rebekah Lodge
G. E. Dennis Garage
Near miss in early morning car collision
Tuesday morning about 6 o clock George Blum and Russel Zent narrowly avoided a serious crash near the Ditzler Produce plant as a westbound car approached. Zent, driving, braked and swerved left, sparing a wreck. Blum’s car suffered heavy damage but occupants escaped injury.
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George Blum
Russel Zent
Fort Wayne
Ditzler Produce Company
Russel
Mr. Blum
Mr. Zent
Mrs Elma Heater and Miss Edith Glock at Huntington
Mrs Elma Heater and Miss Edith Glock were at Huntington Saturday. The brief item notes their presence at the event in Huntington on the recent Saturday.
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Elma Heater
Edith Glock
Huntington
Man Killed While Clearing Tree Near Roanoke dredge
Benjamin J. Light, 53, a Little River dredge worker, was killed Monday afternoon when a falling limb struck him after he and his son cut down a tree to fuel the dredge. The limb weighed about twenty pounds and caused an elm to topple. Survived by wife Eliza and several siblings, funeral held Wednesday at the home of his brother in Mahon. Burial at the I O O F cemetery.
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Benjamin J. Light
Little River
Roanoke
Light
William
F. B. Morgan
Jimb
William Light
Mr. Light
Allen County
Woolburn
James
Eliza Light
Benjamin Light
Huntington
Mary E. Light
William M. Light
Jackson Township
Mahon
C. Emery Smith
Methodist Church of
United Brethren Church Announces Sunday Services
The United Brethren Church invites all to attend upcoming services. The Sunday school meets at 9 15 with N L Highlands as superintendent. The 10 30 worship will feature The Source of Our Strength and 7 30 The New Proclamation. Prayer Thursday at 7 30.
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D. W. Zartman
Pyrmont
Givens
Pleasant Chapel
Christian Endeavor Society
Martin
Hortense Martin
International Business College
Fort Wayne
Rufus Langston
George
Delmar Miller
Gerald
Sarah Callison
Sulvan Burgett
Markle
Earl Rupert
Leatha Martin
Rubin Martin
Huntington
Milo Dinius
Donald Simon
Teachers Institute
Maggie Martie
Christian Bres Vor Society
Christian Endeavor
Niacin Ns
Perry Miller
Doyd Dinius
CG. E
Glenn Rupert
United Brethren Church
N. L. Highlands
Beech Grove Church of Christ Invites Attendance
Beech Grove Church of Christ announces a Sunday program on September 17 1922 with Bible School at 9 29 a m Communion at 17 30 a m preaching at 11 09 a m and evening service at 8 00 p m Entertainment by the young people at 7 30 p m Pastor F B Durham invites all to hear the word of God.
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Beech Grove Church of Christ
F. B. Durham
Young Brothers Sell Store to C H Stumm
Young Brothers sold their grocery store last Saturday to C H Stumm of Warsaw who took possession Monday morning. Stumm will continue to operate the shop under the name The Commercial Grocery.
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Young Brothers
Young Bros
C. H. Stumm
Warsaw
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Turkey
Lord Currzon
Poincare
Count Sforza
Nintchitch
Jugo- Slavia
Lord Curzon
Alexander Rothestein
Moscow
Olive Miller
Mickie
Pleasant Chapel News
Colorado
Elda Yahne
Odd Fellows Brick
Lord
Rebekah. Entertainment
Rie
Timper
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