Turks Halt Advance After Crossing Neutral Zone
British officials report a Turkish cavalry force of 1100 crossed the Chanak neutral zone and retired to Bairamkoy after a meeting with British commanders. No shots were fired and the Turks retreated when warned further advance would provoke fire. Hamid Bey says allied terms to conference are unacceptable over demilitarization and troop movements from Asia to Europe. The High Commissioners plan a Mudania conference with Greece and Turkish nationalists to settle armistice terms. Admiral Bristol will attend as US observer.
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Constantinople
Hamid Bey
Angora
Sea of Marmora
Thrace
Asia
Europe
Hamid
Chanak
Bairamjak
Greece
Mudania
Mark L. Bristol
United States
London
A_ Reuter
Athens
Bristol
Smyrna
Eight die as bomber crashes during Mineola war games
A Martin bomber crashed at Mineola Long Island after a bombing exercise ending a night attack. The crew included First Lieut. Raymond E. Davis of Langley Field and seven men stationed at Mitchel Field, with a crowd of about 25 000 watching.
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New York
Mineola
L. I
Raymond E. Davis
Langley Field
Thomas Benfield
Chicago
Mitchel Field
David H. Stivins
Edward Kane
Henry J. Nichols
Carr Hill
Tex
Mitchelfield
Irving M. Whitney
Ashburnham
Mass
Davis
Red” Army
Blue” Army
Hempstead
Professor Killed and 3 Hurt in Potsdam Crash
Professor Max Hoyer of Clerkson College died in the crash near Potsdam New York. Students Kenneth Clark Karl Kelsey and George Harnden were seriously injured in the same accident.
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Potsdam
N. Y
Max Hoyer
Clerkson College
Kenneth Clark
Old Forge
Karl Kelsey
Theresa
George Harnden
Spragueville, Ky
Here
Prohibition Agent Shot Dead in Vinita Oklahoma
Dan Title federal prohibition enforcement officer was shot and killed near Vinita Oklahoma while trying to stop and search a car driven by Lee Casey of Kansas. The incident occurred September 26 as authorities pursued the suspect.
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Oklahoma
Vinita
Okla
Dan ‘Title
Lee Casey
Kansas
Wilkerson Uphold Anjunction
Chicago headlines note an Uphold decision affecting Anjunction on a day in September with unclear details and sparse context.
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Wilkerson
Chicago
Edward Bell Assigned Counselor of the Peking Legation
Edward Bell, chief of the information bureau at the State Department, takes the post as counselor of the U S legation in Peking China. The appointment follows the legation's growth and China’s unsettled conditions. Bell has served in numerous capitals and was with the American embassy in London during the war.
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Edward Bell
State Department
Peking
China
Bell
Siki Declared World Lightweight and French Heavyweight Champion
Paris reports Boxing Federation names Battling Siki world lightweight and France heavyweight champion after a six round bout with Carpentier. Siki remained fresh, challenged Dempsey, and fans feared riot as referee's decision was overturned in Siki's favor.
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Paris
Boxing Federation
Battling Suki
France
Siki
Rickard
Dempsey
Associated Press
M. Heller
Carpentier
End of Ten Months Session Prompts Wide Review
Washington dates Sept 25 1922 Ten months of legislative action ended with adjournment sine die of the Sixty seventh congress The closing acts included passage of a 2454210 deficiency bill with 200000 for Smyrna relief The senate sustained President Harding s veto of the soldier bonus bill and the house override failed Senate veto override vote 44 28 not enough for two thirds
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Capitol
Harding
Senate
Harrison
Miss
Mississippi
Aldrich
Roosevelt
Smyrna
Congress
Garding
Federal Coal , Commission and Coal Regulation
Congressional
Newberry
Rep
Mich
Keller
Minn
Daugherty
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Sutherland
Utah
Supreme Court
Clarke
Penrose
Crow
Pennsylvania
William S. Kenyon
Allied Debt-Funding Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Patent Office
Flarding
House
Big Counterfeiters Plot Uncovered in Chicago
Chicago authorities seize more than 200000 in counterfeit federal reserve notes and arrest a man in a West Side house. Captain Thomas I Porter, Chicago secret service chief, calls it the largest counterfeiting operation in his 87 years of service. The cache includes presses, thousands of negatives and plates.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
West Side
Thomas I. Porter
Secret Service
Federal Service
Treasury
Department
Greece Buys Argentine Wheat for 300000 Econs
Athens reports the Greek government has contracted to buy 300000 metric tons of Argentine wheat at a price to be paid in two installments. The deal affects national grain reserves and import policy as Greece seeks to secure staple supplies this year.
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Greece
Athens
Guerrilla Attack Wounds Seven on Istanbul Express
A troop of Tyro Bulgar guerrillas attacked the Constantinople Salonica express near Soufil Thrace injuring seven passengers. The engineers sped the train and the remaining passengers escaped unharmed.
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Athens
Constantinople
Solon Hurt in Crash
Washington report says Representative Arthur M. Free of California was seriously injured and his secretary I C Freeman was killed when the automobile they rode in went over an embankment.
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Solon
Washington
Arthur M. Free
California
I. C. Freeman
Auto‘mobile
Tarred by Masked Men in Illinois Abduction
Wood River Illinois September 25 J N Craine a contractor was abducted from his home by four masked men. They drove him to a schoolyard seven miles away where a coating of tar was applied by his captors.
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Wood River
Ill
J. N. Craine
Mail Theft Suspects Held After Denver Arrest
Two men and a woman were arrested here in connection with the theft of registered mail from an express and baggage room. Valued at 58 thousand to 100 thousand dollars, the case involves substantial losses as authorities pursue charges.
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Denver
Colo
Doolittle Sets 24 Hour Flight Record from Jacksonville
Lieut. James H. Doolittle completed a record flight from Jacksonville Florida to San Diego California in under 24 hours with a single stop along the route.
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James H. Doolittle
Jacksonville
Fla
San Diego
Cal
US Market Report Shows Grain and Livestock Moves
Week ending September 21 highlights mixed grain trends with Chicago December wheat up on war talk while corn fluctuates. dairy butter prices hold around 40 cents in major markets. fruit and vegetable quotes show New Jersey potatoes and Ohio onions steady to weak. livestock in Chicago markets feature hogs to 19.10 and fat lambs near 14.70.
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Washington
Timothy
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Memphis
Kansas City
Prairie
Minneapolis
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Boston
Wisconsin
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Maine
New York City
Minnesota
Red River
Middle West
Masachusetts
Ohio
Indiana
Coal Mines in Knox County Shut Down Indefinitely
Knox county in Indiana closes all 16 mines due to engine shortages on coal railroads. About 700 loaded cars sit in yards and side tracks between Edwardsport and Bushrod. American Mine No. 2 set a state record by hoisting 3,880 tons in one day before the shutdown.
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Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
Edwardsport
Bushrod
American Mine No
Plenty of meat in Europe
Washington reports European live stock conditions justify officials forecast no beef or pork famine. Cabled dispatches say cattle herds in Great Britain France Italy and Poland near normal levels. Spanish sheep and goat herds are rising and increasing in most areas.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Commerce
Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Poland
Soldiers in new uniforms on Bulgarian frontier
Sofia Sept 26 reports many soldiers in new uniforms and complete equipment on the Bulgarian frontier. The government denies any plan to engage in movements in the Balkans.
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Bulgarsan
Sofia
Balkans
Tide Phenomenon Reported at Panama Canal
A seismic tide event on the Pacific side near the Panama Canal rose to nineteen and a half feet around September 25. Observers attribute the rise to a solar eclipse. The phenomenon is considered unusual and linked to tidal forces amplified by the eclipse.
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Panama
Pacific
Birth of John the Baptist Foretells Christ’s Coming
A lesson on Luke 1 5 63 covers the living and character of Zacharias and Elizabeth, their childless state, the angelic message, and John’s destined role. The narrative highlights John’s future greatness before God, vow of abstinence, and the miracle of his speech restored at fulfillment.
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Christ
Jesus
Herod
Zacharias
God
John
Gabriel
Andel
Hirjah
Il. Zacharias
Israel
Elizabeth
Age Shifts From Satire to Sincere Apology Says Walpole
A Walpole quotation reflects a shift from youth mindset to aged regret and a call to write an apology for mankind. The line contrasts youthful skepticism with mature responsibility.
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Walpole
Lenity and Mercy in a Kingdom
A compact reflection on lenity and mercy guiding rulership. Shakespearean phrasing notes that the gentler player in governance is quickest to win, framing clemency as political advantage and moral virtue.
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Shikespeare
Heaven Smites Mercy Baillie Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows phrases heaven mercy and Baillie. No coherent event or identities beyond these terms. Unable to extract a full news item with clear actions or figures.
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Mercy
Baillie
Tanne claims to cure stomach trouble and rheumatism
Advertiser testimonial cites Robert Trotter of St Paul Minnesota praising Taniac for curing his sour stomach and rheumatism after a year of decline. The ad argues poorly digested food poisons the system and many aches respond when the stomach is corrected. Get a bottle today from any druggist.
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Tanne
Robert Trotter
State St
St. Paul, Minn
A Hard Luck Day for Luze in One Day
Richard Luze faced a string of misfortunes in a single day. He skidded into a pole, thieves stripped his car, highwaymen robbed him, lightning killed a mule, and an embezzling hired man fled with family savings, totaling five losses.
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Richard Suze
Luze
Uapper
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound testimonial cited
A Greenville Delaware mother praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for her daughter’s illness. She says the remedy helped her child after sickness caused bed rest and school withdrawal and joins longstanding letters from mothers and women endorsing the product.
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Greenville
Del
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. S. Hughes
Delaware
Boggs Declares Encounter with Dyetur Refused
A Boston Transcript line shows Dyetur refusing Boggs and responding to the greeting My name is Boggs. The exchange highlights a terse exchange and a refusal from the interlocutor.
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Boggs
Boston Transcript
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