Protect Americans As Turks Advance: Greek Army Routed
United States marines reportedly landed at Smyrna from an American warship to protect lives as Turkish forces push on Smyrna. Reports say Greek defenses collapse under Turkish thrust from three directions with 30 ships in Smyrna harbor assisting refugees.
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Navy Department
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Athens
Constantine
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Foreign Office
Lemnos
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Belgium
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Moscow
Mesopotamia
Ohio bank hold up for clothes a Dayton robbery tale
Ceril Udwin, 24, told police he robbed the East Dayton Savings and Trust Company for $2690 to buy clothes his salary didn’t cover. He said two accomplices failed to appear and enlisted a taxi driver to assist, the plan collapsing after a quick getaway attempt. Police recovered the money and Udwin was arrested at a rooming house after a coal miner tipped them off.
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Dayton
Ceril Udwin
Doday
East Dayton
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Thorpe
Tom Hit
Udwi
Jtalice
Tanberry
Udwin
Indictments in coal mine massacre sweep through Herrin region
In Marion Illinois on September 8 authorities race to indict 37 men for murder tied to the Herrin massacre of June 22 the mass killing at the Lerl ler strip mine. Dozens of union men and residents of Herrin Finergy Johnston City and Franklin County face charges as federal investigators underline the case with a wide manhunt.
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Marion
Egypt
Herrin
Vindictmenta
Philip Pontanelta
Court House Square
James H Brown
Vilage
Culp
Chas. Rogers
Leva Mein
United States Department of Justice
Finergy
Johnston City
Franklin Col
Lerler
Garriann
Illinois
Ots Clark
Jafl
Claude K. McDowell
United Mine Workers of America
Bert Grace
Ss Minee
James Brown
Hubert Walker
J. H. Shoemaker
Walker
John Kelly
Setzler
James Norris
Dad
gRoy Pennington
Harry Purdue
Charles Rogers
John Rushing
Dajius McCree
Otis Maynard
Alvin Stewart
Joe Murray
Campbell Lively
Leslie Pharson
Frank Adams
Almon Lolles
Floyd Stokes
George Anderson
Frank McClowgh
Fred Tewalstead
Php Fontanetta
Tom Wrcka
Dusk
McDowell
Les Hoard
Tony
John Dog
Louis Corbett
Siz
Howard Hoffman
Huntington
Ind
Hert Grace
Record Heat Waves Sweep Ohio and Nearby Cities
Heat wave smashes this summer’s records from coast to coast with readings near 98 in Zanesville and 89 in Cleveland. Ohio suffers through hottest September in history as crowds seek shade and relief while forecasters warn no relief is in sight. Local scenes show eggs fried on sidewalks and thermometers hitting the 100s in scattered reports.
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Cleveland
Zanesville
Orvilla Littick
Brighton
Intenda
Robert Farmer
Terrace
Columbus
Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
State House
Edward Sommers
Wheeling
W. Va
Dormas Liquor Case Hearing Continued
Mayor Jones presided as officers testified about the raid that led to Dash Dormas arrest for illegal liquor possession. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow morning when the defense will present evidence, with stenographic records to aid an error appeal. Dormas was named by the mayor, who indicated a guilty finding.
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Jones
Lquor
Dash Dormas
Haight
Oficers
Darmas
Jonenr fInda Dormaa
Wreck Reveals Bootleg Bottles Near Sandusky
A touring car crash on the outskirts of Sandusky revealed 2066 quarts of Canadian whiskey under the wreckage after police stopped a fast-moving vehicle and arrested the women occupants. Local authorities continued inquiries into the bootleg operation and its handlers.
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Sandusky
Fragmentary report on local crime and names
Incomplete OCR text mentions names tied to a local incident. References Willam deg Vekarday, Woods, Frank Gibe of Cleve cae, and two girls in the mac Pitsele. The fragmentary lines are unclear about actions, dates, or outcomes.
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Takee Dottom
Meh
Willam Deg Vekarday “Aternegn
Yic Woods
Frank Gibe
Cleve Cae Wee Mon Pitenin
Annas
Joseph Wala
Gibe
Bota Devs
Disposal Plant Would Aid Contamination Claims
City chemist E G Curtis urges a sewage disposal plant to curb river pollution and protect lake drinking water. He notes pollution from the cast branch and factory discharges, the stench, and disease risk, arguing a costly but necessary facility is needed to fix water quality.
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E. G. Curtis
Deal
Two Holdups Near Lorain Reported In Separate Robberies
A night-time robbery near Lorain involved three men stopping a car on Lake Road and robbing the proprietor of $150 at gunpoint. Shortly after, Lester Hannon of Lorain was held up on East Erie Avenue using the same method, with $35 taken. Local police investigate two separate incidents along city approaches.
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Lorain
Lake Road
Marsal
Pool Toom
Cleveland
Lester Hannon
Eof Lersis
Erie Avenue
Urges Board of Health to Reorganize Columbus
Sept 8 The third annual conference of health commissioners closed here today. Dr F G Boudreau chief of the division of communicable diseases urged a thorough house cleaning in state health departments. He said some departments were weak and in worse shape than in 1920, and the remedy was to get rid of them.
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Columbus
F. G. Boudreau
State Health Department
Southern Hotel
Prisoner forfeits life in murder case in Salem
George Howat, 28, pleaded guilty today at the safe prison hearings in Salem to the murder of George R. K. Bweensy. Forfeited hicks is unclear in proceedings but indicates a guilty verdict and life consequence.
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Salem
Ofc
Ley
George Howat
Hicks
George RK. Bweensy
Government pool planned to aid farmers amid grain crisis
Washington reports a proposed $500 million government pool to stabilize farm finance. Senator King of Utah urged transferring War Finance Corporation assets to the Federal Farm Loan Board to back seasonal and long term loans for farmers and cattle raisers. The plan aims to curb food speculators, keep crops off harvest price pressure, and extend warehouse receipt loans to sustain agriculture and livestock.
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Senate
King
Utah
War Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senate Finance
Senate Agricultural “Bloc
Pr Ly
Fuance Corporation
My Plac
Asid Kine
Repeal of Sherman Anti-Trust Law Sought by A F L
The American Federation of Labor seeks repeal via a new act to replace the Sherman anti trust law. Labor leaders argue the act is used to endanger labor movements rather than curb illegal capital combinations. Matthew Woll and Samuel Gompers comment on misinterpretation and injury to workers while plans for a substitute measure take shape.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Thin City
Matthew Woll
Wall
Federation
Arriva
Samuel Gompers
The
Americas Federation of Labor
Tmber
City weighs campaign on high tension wire dangers
An educational effort to warn youngsters about the hazards of climbing poles near high tension wires is under consideration. A survey shows seven of eight camping boys north of the city were unaware of the deadly risk posed by such wires.
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Thea
Belmont county offers 5000 reward in murder case
Belmont county commissioners announced a 5000 reward for the arrest of the player of Charles Conrad of Barnesville who was shot in his car and his vehicle stolen early Wednesday. Officials provided few further details as the case develops.
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T. Clairsville
Belmont County
Charles Conrad
Barnesville
Mail plane pilot dies of injuries in Indianapolis
Indianaplis Sept 9 Wal ter J Am rth of Oakport Illinois died from injuries sustained in a mail plane crash earlier today. He had been brought to a Sted Ik a hospital in critical condition where he succumbed to the injuries shortly after admission.
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Indianapolis
Walter J. Amfth
Oakport
Tis
Pitet Satha
U. S
Cemries
Sted Ik
Women in Politics Grow Strong in Primary Races
Washington reports a surge of female candidates in the primaries. Of 24 women who entered races, 12 reached first base, with nominations including one governor hopeful, three US senators, and eight House contenders. Notable hopefuls include Miss Robertson Huck Moss and Luella Moss, with mixed prospects for others.
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Washington
Alice’ Robertson
Lkely
Congress
Mise Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
International News Service Today
United States
House of Representatives
Miss Robertson
Winifred Mason Huck
Ilinois
Luella StClair Moss
Missouri
Lorain Liquor Cases Held Up
Justice J. Georgs completed hearings in liquor cases involving Alex Hormnsk est Kraak Gwardyak Lovata charged with violation of state act. The cases will be laid before the court for further action. News from Lorain and nearby areas.
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J. Georgs
Alex Hormnsk
Kraak Gwardyak
Lovata
Clan Mnie
Ira
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