War clouds deepen as allies rush troops to Gallipoli
London reports Britain unyielding to keep the straits open amid Turkish advances. Mustapha Kemal’s victory triggers warns of force, with British, French, Italian, Australian and New Zealand units speeding toward Gallipoli and the Bosporus. Massacres at Smyrna fuel demands for retaliation.
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London
Mustapha Kemal
Europe
Italy
Britain
Gibraltar
Constantinople
Athens
Smyrna
Ephesus
New Zealand
Downing Street
Gallipoli
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Bosporus
Lloyd George
War Office
Admiralty
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Dardanelles
Representative Britten Pushes U S Aid in European Recovery
Washington reports Representative Britten, newly returned from Europe, urges the United States to change its policy of nonparticipation. He proposes the President join financial deliberations of European powers to aid postwar recovery and economic stabilization.
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Washington
Britten
Europe
United States
Shopmen Return to Work Under June 30 Class Here
Chicago and St Paul railways resume operations for striking workers under a peace accord. Under leadership of B M Jewell, the shopmen aim to end the strike on firms not yet compromising including Pennsylvania Burlington Rock Island and Alton. About 12 000 Northwestern and 15 000 St Paul shop workers back at their posts with roughly 50 other railroads reportedly accepting the peace terms.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Shopmen’s Executive Council
B. M. Jewell
Shopmen's Council
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Rock Island
Alton
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Rausch
U S Official Dorn Fined In Federal Court Case
Siegfried A. Dorn longtime deputy U S shipping commissioner pleaded guilty to liquor possession and was fined 450 dollars. He bought 80 quarts of Scotch whisky for 43 dollars from Harry Floyd, vessel quarter master, and allegedly forced down the price by threats.
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Ilegal
Seattle
Wash
Siegfried A. Dorn
United States Shipping
Dorn
Harry Floyd
Floyd
Coal Control Bill Passed in House Amid Winter Prices Worries
Washington report says the administration coal distribution bill to prevent profiteering in fuel prices was finally approved by the House. The tally stood 228 to 70 in favor.
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Washington
House
Foster Released on Bail in Syndicalism Case
William Z. Foster head of the Trades Union Educational League was arraigned at St. Joseph Michigan on charges of violating the state syndicalism law along with 419 others and released on bail.
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Foster
Benton
Harbor
Mich
William Z. Foster
Trades Union Educational League
St. Joseph
Senate backs Fordney McCumber bonus bill despite veto race
Congress approved the conference report on the Fordney McCumber World War I bonus bill by 236 to 17. The White House stance remains unclear as President Harding weighs signing or vetoing the measure. Republicans split 24 12 with 12 Republicans and 5 Democrats voting against the report.
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Washington, D
Congress
Senate
Brandegee
Bursum
Cameron
Capper
Colt
Cummins
Curtis
Gooding
Hale
Harrold
Jones
Washington
Kellogg
Lenroot
McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nicholson
Oddie
Rawson
Shortridge
Stanfield
Sutherland
Willis
Ashurst
Broussard
Fletcher
Harrison
Heflin
Ransdell
Sheppard
Simmons
Stanley
Trammell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Georgia
Ball
Borah
Dillingham
Dupont
Ernst
France
Moses
New
Phipps
Reed
Pennsylvania
Smoot
Bank loan to United Mine Workers chief sparks scrutiny
In New York on September 14 a $200,000 loan on personal notes by John L. Lewis and other union officials was extended to the United Mine Workers last July by Harriman National Bank without collateral. The loan came as the union faced depleted funds and sought money to buy food and tents for striking Joiner workers and their families. Joseph W. Harriman said the bank has long done banking with the union and the loan was a business transaction.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Organization
Harriman National Bank
Joseph W. Harriman
United Mine Workers’ Union
Typographical Union protest over Carter appointment may void
A resolution from the International Typographical Union protests President Harding's nomination of George H. Carter as chief of the government printing bureau. It alleges Carter lacks qualifications as a practical printer or expert bookkeeper and questions legality.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harding
George H. Carter
Government Printing Bureau
International Typographical Union
Carter
Wisconsin landslide gives La Follette US Senate nomination
Official returns from 2,528 precincts with 283 Milwaukee precincts excluded show Senator La Follette winning the Republican nomination for United States Senator by a record margin of 222,060 votes over opponent William A. Ganfield in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
la Follette
United States
William A. Ganfield
Glen-Coats Estate valued at 8 million in London report
London reports Sir Thomas Glen Coats chairman of Coats Ltd died July 12 leaving an estate valued at about 1.6 million pounds, roughly 8 million dollars at the normal exchange rate. He chaired the textile firm.
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Glen-Coats
London
Sir Thomas
Glen- Coats
Je &P
Coats,. Ltd
Market Report Shows Grain Prices Mixed as Week Ends
For the week ending Sept 14 1922 grain prices were firm early then declined closing with net losses. Chicago December wheat down 3c corn down 2c with futures and cash prices listed for No 2 red winter No 2 hard winter and No 2 mixed corn. Hay feed dairy and fruits show varied regional prices with cattle hogs and lambs at Chicago markets.
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Washington
GHAIN
Chicago
Liverpool
Canadian Northwest
Iowa
Kansas
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Memphis
St. Louis
Boston
Wisconsin
Young Americas
New Jersey
Giants
Detroit
Cleveland
F.o. B
Maine Cobblers
O. B
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Baltimore
Middlewestern
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Eastern
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Stonathans
Colorado
Michigan
Poulin Wife Subpoenaed as State Star Witness
Mrs May R Poulin of South Bend Indiana is subpoenaed by the state as its star witness in the prosecution of Harry Poulin on the charges. The case concerns paternity claims involving Professor Tiernan of Notre Dame University as the potential father of May Poulin's child.
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Notre Dame
South
Bend
Ind
Harry ‘Poulin
May R. Poulin
John P. Tiernan
Paulin
Professor Tiernan
Notre Dame University
German Red Cross gift aid funds for relief
Berlin reports the German Red Cross announced a 1,000 mark donation from a former governor to aid relief efforts. The details are fragmented but indicate a substantial charitable contribution for humanitarian aid.
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Cox
Berlin
Red Cross
Lessons From the Exile and Return Review
A classroom guide outlines two review methods for studying Israelite exile and restoration. It covers Ezekiel Daniel Belshazzar Esther Zerubbabel Ezra Nehemiah and Malachi, highlighting faithfulness prayer leadership and the restoration of worship in Jerusalem.
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Israel
Ezekiel
Prophet
God
Daniel
Statesman
Bera
Belshazzar
Christ
Hell
Haman
Esther
Zerubbabel
Ezra
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Malachi-as- An
God Iby
FragmentaryPolicy Quote From Siday and Hon Dialogue
A fragmentary line shows dialogue with phrases like there and take and daisy, attributed to Siday and Hon, suggesting a casual speech excerpt from an unidentified scene. The context remains unclear due to the sparse OCR text.
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Siday
Hon
Daisy
Tanlac Restores Bristol Man After Long Stomach Illness
William Hoylen of 16 Spring St Bristol Conn credits Tanlac with curing fifteen years of stomach trouble and a three week bed spell. He gained fifteen pounds, now eats steak and onions and feels healthy. Tanlac marketed by all reputable druggists.
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William ‘Hoyilen
Spring St
Bristol
Conn
Mr. Hoylen
Tanlac
Boy Sees Violets Growing On Trees In Spring
Tommy aged four and his sister picked violets in the woods near home in early spring. Weeks later he rode with his mother and friends in an automobile along a road with broad trees. He told his mother he saw violets growing on trees.
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Tommy
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Pure Purity
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure safe kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetable herbs not a stimulant and offered in two bottle sizes. A sample bottle can be obtained by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a note naming this paper.
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Nature
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Johnson’s Downcast Mood Revealed by Lost Romance
The Cynic notes Johnson’s forlorn expression stemmed from a romantic disappointment. The exchange hints at unfulfilled expectations and lingering disappointment in matters of love.
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for All Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple for any woman to use on old or faded clothing and linens. It claims the product works on wool silk linen cotton and blends without streaking or fading and offers directions on fabric type.
Parcel Post Volumes Rise In New York
More than 600000 packages depart New York daily by parcel post. A large clothing manufacturer dispatches up to 80000 daily, while a major department store mails 1000 to 2000 or more.
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Parcel Post
New York
Cuticura Ad Promotes Ointment Soap and Talcum
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for clear skin. It claims pimples and blackheads vanish in minutes with Cuticura Ointment and Soap, followed by daily use to maintain clarity, and mentions Cuticura Talcum for finishing.
On to Him Cards in the Night Promise
A husband vows to call tonight but his wife warns him not to unless he has the cards. The exchange hints at a planned act tied to a set of cards, signaling possible suspense.
Fletcher's Castor Oil Promoted for Infants and Children
An old advertisement emphasizes TORIA as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It claims 30 years of use and urges mothers to seek the product, noting that children cry for Fletcher's Castor Oil.
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Fletcher
The Uncertain Future in a Young Man's Interview
A fragment describes a young man or a suitor preparing to interview the girl's father. The tone hints at doubt about success and the social stakes of an arranged future. The passage frames expectations and the bravery required to seek approval.
Happy Day Laundress Uses Red Cross Ball Blue
An advertisement notes a laundress declares a “happy day” as she hangs wash using Red Cross Ball Blue, signaling brighter sheets and fresh color.
Deeds Grand as they Stand Ennobled Beyond Kings
Fragmentary lines speak of deeds so grand that their doers stand ennobled as if among kings. The text presents lofty praise without concrete events, suggesting a ceremonial or commemorative tone rather than a reportable incident.
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