Kemal Moves to Unite Islam Into a Turkish Empire
A New York report claims Mustapha Kemal Pasha has emerged as the leader of Islam after victories in Smyrna and along Asia Minor. It outlines plans to make Angora the empire's capital, engineer pan Islam alliances, and seek peace with Greece while preserving Constantinople as an internationalized city.
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New York
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Kemal
Philippines
Ameer
Afghanistan
Medjaz
Persia
Eleca
St. Syria
India
North Africa
Greece
Great Britain
France
Italy
Serres
Turkey
Constantinople
Editor Arrested in Memphis for Contempt of Court
M W Sanders editor of the Memphis Press was arrested on a contempt charge for an editorial accusing federal courts of overreach in restraint of press freedom. He posted a $1,000 bond and defended the right to criticize injunctions affecting strikebreakers in his piece titled The King Forbida. The arrest follows similar action against Jacob Cohen of the Labor Review.
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Memphis
Tenn
M. W. Sanders
Memphis Press
United States
W. F. Appleby
Sanders
George H. Poole
Jacob Cohen
Labor Review
Senbe
Daugherty
Rex
Wilkerson
Ross
Cohen
Roas
Chicago
America
Mine Disaster Deepens As 47 Bodies Found
At 4,550 foot level miners trapped. bulkheads broken and air tanks sent for breath. News later says 47 bodies recovered as relatives await word. Embalmers from San Francisco due to arrive to prepare burial in Jackson.
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Tor
V. Gabarini
Argonaut
Jackson
San Francisco
Arrests Expected in New Jersey Murder Mystery
In New Brunswick New Jersey detectives say arrests are expected today in the murder of Rev Edward Hall and Mrs Elinor Mills whose bodies were found under a tree on an abandoned farm. Mrs Mills’ face bears deep scarring likely from acid while the clergyman’s face and hands show scratches from a woman's fingernails. Bridge tender Mary McCabe reported hearing two women scream around 1 am followed by a volley of shots.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward Hall
Elinor FR. Mills
British pledge firm stand on Dardanelles defense
London reports the cabinet reaffirmed a full defense of the Dardanelles with all empire resources, disputing sabre rattling fears. Admiral Beatty and Lord Curzon travel to Paris to coordinate naval plans with French officials as Kemalist advances are blocked until peace terms are set.
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London
Dardanelles
Downing
France
Italy
Sone—Ie
Alma
Earl of ‘Caven
Admiralty
Lord Beatty
Hugh Trenchard
Admiral Beatty
Paria
Lord Curzon
Tt Wan
Dar
Kemal Aims to Take Adrianople Within Fortnight
Athens Sept 19 Turkish leader Kemal Pasha hopes to seize Adrianople within two weeks aided by divine will refugees from Smyrna said. He told a banquet he could respond to a toast with victory at Adrianople and possibly further afield.
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Athens
Mustapia
Kemal
Adrianople
Smyrna
Europe
Constantinople
Mutinous Greeks Seize Trains in Thrace
Paris reports Greek troops in Thrace mutinied and seized trains and are returning homeward, according to a Belgrade dispatch received today.
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Paris
Thrace
Belgrade
Italy to Withdraw Troops From Front
The Italian government plans to pull back its Near East troops from the neutral zone of Constantinople as reported by Messagero. In London, Premier Lloyd George secured Newfoundland's pledged support for his Near East policy with a cable promising aid.
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Italy
Rome
Near East
Constantinople
Messagero
London
Lloyd George
Newfoundland
Trial evidence focuses on Chesapeake check and overdraft case
Defense moves for directed verdict as Walter Fulton argues over two checks. Prosecution selects the 672.13 dollar check drawn on Chilberg. Mrs. A M Weiss, former secretary, testifies she issued it under general authority to meet a due obligation and did not know it would overdraft. Judge Smith denies the motion.
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Walter 8
Edgar Battle
BE l L. Terry
John F. Miller
Scott Benjamin
Harry Ewing
Perry Paulson
L. G. Horr
Chilberg
Seattle Port Levy Cuts May Trim Tax and Boost Trade Ads
The port trustees debate reducing the one mill levy from last year’s $208,000 to about $291,000 this year due to depreciation while touting a $50,000 annual saving from a reorganization led by Commissioner George Cotterill and supported by George B. Lamping and W. B. Lincoln. A new $17,500 division for trade promotion and publicity and a potential $30,000 advertising fund are planned, with a goal to attract Atlantic coast and Pacific Rim business and possibly establish Seattle port offices in New York and other ports. Portland’s four mill levy on $300 million valuation would yield $1.2 million, highlighting comparative tax impacts.
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Traffic Department
Seattle
Atlantic Coast
Europe
Orient
New York
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Port of Beattie appoints Bradford and Snyder as attorneys
Bradford, Snyder, and Port's Attorneys succeeding Hppinson, Murphy and Murphine, James E. Bradford and ER. C. Snyder have been appointed as attorneys for the port of Beattie at a salary of 3000 dollars per year. Reports that William Hickman Moore had received the appointment are erroneous.
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Hppinson
Murphy & Murphine
James E. Bradford
ER. C. Snyder
Port of Beattie
Wiliam Hickman Moore
Street Car Suit in U. S. Court Tuesday
The $16,000,000 lawsuit of Stone-Webster to compel Seattle to fulfill the municipal railway purchase terms will be argued before the United States circuit court of appeals Tuesday afternoon. Assistant corporation counsels Tom Kennedy and Charles Danworth with Robert Evans will appear.
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U. S
Stone-Webster Corporation
Seattle
Municipal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Tom Kennedy
Charlies Danworth
Robert Evans
Will Ap
Conflicting Testimony Marks Cronkhite Death Probe
Tacoma reporters describe day one of a federal grand jury investigation into Maj. Alexander Cronkhite death with testimony contradicting self inflicted shooting claims. Capt. Eugene M. McCaffey says Cronkhite was double jointed enabling accidental self harm. Other witnesses place Cronkhite with the unit differently and question plots with Rosenbluth and Pothier.
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Tacoma
Alexander Cronkhite
William A. Jones
Amall
New York
Cronkhite
Eugene M. McCaffey
213Th Engineers
Robert Rosenbluth
Bugier
Roland Pothier
Robert 8. Thomas
Camp Humphreys
W. J. Howard
Whitman, Maass
George Root, Jr
Seattle
213Th
City Wins Appeal Over Orchard Parcel Case
On appeal, the higher court upheld the lower court ruling reversing the city decision. Judge Cushman ruled against the city in the original hearing. The dispute centers on ownership and use of the orchard parcel in question.
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Pear
Cushman
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