Allies plan a conference to bar Russian representation
Edward W. Pickard reports Britain rejects Turkish demands for Constantinople and a neutral Dardanelles conference. Kemal Pasha presses to restore Constantinople and move on eastern Thrace, while Russia denies sending troops. Britain faces domestic protests and fears a wider war as fleets and dominions prepare, with France Italy Japan aloof.
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Near East
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Turkey
Straits
Thrace
Greece
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Russia
England
Kemal
Anatolia
Ismid
Chanak
Dominion
New Zealand
Great Britain
France
Italy
Httle Entente
Bulgaria
Marquis Curzon
Count Sforza
Poincare
Daniloff
Americans Rescuers in Asia Minor Earn Smyrna Praise
Rear Admiral Bristol and George Horton led U S efforts to rescue nationals and aid refugees in Asia Minor. Horton commends the American colony in Smyrna for bravery and unselfish devotion, noting YWCA teachers refused to abandon their posts until flames forced evacuation.
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Asia Minor
America
Bristol
Constantinople
George Horton
Smyrna
Horton
Y. W. C.A. Girls
Bonus bill for World War veterans vetoed by Harding
Congress debated a World War bonus after Harding vetoed the measure last Tuesday. The House overrode the veto 258 to 54 but the Senate upheld the President, with 28 senators voting against and seven Democrats among them. Senator Williams of Mississippi quipped that he would support the Republican President, noting the bill would burden taxpayers with 4 to 5 billion dollars. Harding argued the plan lacked revenue and created a dangerous treasury covenant.
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Congress
House
Senate
Harding
Williams
Mississippi
Treasury
Keller Plans Impeachment Bid Against Attorney General
Minnesota congressman Oscar Keller, author of the impeachment resolution against Attorney General Daugherty over the railway shopmen injunction and alleged anti trust failures, had Samuel Untermyer prepare the case for the house judiciary committee. The committee postponed the hearing until next December provoking fury from Keller Untermyer and Sam Gompers who called the move brazen. The AFL executive council designated October 1 as Impeachment Day for demonstrations against Daugherty and Judge Wilkerson who issued the injunction.
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Oscar Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Keller
Samuel Untermyer
House Judiciary Committee
Mr. Untermyer
Sam Gompers
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Wilkerson
Miners Entombed In 47 Slain In Cal Fire Rescue
Rescue crews in Jackson California reached the mine level where 47 miners had been trapped by a fire and found that all were dead from poisonous gases within hours. The League of Nations in session at Geneva spent time on naval disarmament without progress. Hungary was voted a member and Germany’s admission was anticipated. Mandates for former German colonies were approved, including the phosphate monopoly on Naur Island. Bolivia warned of grave difficulties with Chile unless mediation or league arbitration is obtained.
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Jackson
Cal
League of Nationa
Geneva
League Assembly
Hungary
Germany
Nary
United States
Bolivia
Chile
League
No Open Season On Wood Ducks
The close season on wood ducks remains in effect for this hunting season under the migratory bird treaty act. The Bureau of Biological Survey notes these birds may not be killed anywhere in the United States. The wood duck, once near extinction, has seen numbers rise under protection. eider ducks and swans are also protected year round.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Child's Right to Father Versus Woman's Right to Have Children
A provocative critique arguing that modern views favoring a woman's right to bear a child outside marriage ignore the child’s need for a real father. It questions the absence of guidance on how fatherhood fits into nonmarital childbearing and stresses the father’s role as provider and companion.
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Bohemia
Mayfair
Mary Vidal Clark
North American Review
Grave Question Unsettled by Puzzled Man Reference
Scientists have not satisfactorily explained why a puzzled man scratches his head, a quirk noted in the discussion of human curiosity and uncertainty. The remark highlights gaps in understanding the behavior.
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Brusa
Aho
Oana
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Lord George
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Japan
Foreign Office
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Trak
Mesopotamia
Emir Feisal
Mosul
Christendom
India
Kemal Pasha
Calcutta
Central Khalifat Committee of Indian
London
American Legion
Fordney
McCumber
Marvin
Tariff Commission
Hares
Harrison
A.W. Johnson
Sidney
Nebr
Liberty State Bank
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Mann Motor Company
U. P. Freight House
Studebak
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