Greek retreat and Turkish advance reported in Anatolia warfront
Dispatches from Constantinople note 30 000 Greeks killed 40 000 captured since the Turkish offensive began. Turkish cavalry near Smyrna and Greek ships fleeing from the Asia Minor coast. In Washington the destroyer Parrott and ships at Smyrna were reported by Rear Admiral Bristol. In Rome Italy urges suspension of hostilities until Venice peace talks. In Dublin De Valera misses first Dáil session. Laurance (Laurence) Dunnell disrupts proceedings while demanding legitimacy of the Dáil.
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London
Aince
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Ehips
Washington
Litchfield
Simp
Par- Trott
Constantinople
Navy Department
Mark Bristol
Rome
Italy
Athens
Angora
Venice
Tornisia Minor
AdmiSed Whippine Personal Crisis Reported
Fragmentary local item describes a personal crisis involving an individual named Gel Boy and threats toward Marion on September 4. It mentions a fire in a dresser and an alleged shooting attempt linked to Clyde Watson, with a reference to a temple and a revelay at a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Wize Brewery Seized in Cincinnati Vermont Beer Charges
Local authorities seized beer and equipment from Wize Brewery in Cincinnati Vermont amid an investigation. Details indicate a curfew and transport restrictions were involved as officers recovered containers and related gear at a road site. brewers face penalties under state prohibitions.
Irregular Boarder Incident Mentioned by City Officials
Fragmented notes describe a meeting with Major Smythe and police officer P Bh AN regarding a disturbance at a garden and possible warrants. Warnings about weather, bets, and a wager involving a councilman’s son surface amid mentions of Warden and engineer connections on Elyria Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota Omerkit
Major Smythe Teld
Aled
Wes Hottas
Miller-Connediman
Sanders
Teyeat
Hard coal miners to resume work Monday
Unclear OCR notes indicate miners plan to return to work on Monday after a period of idleness. Mentions production, workforce, and a probable convention or decision affecting the Reed plan and ratification. Names and dates are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilke
Jonelle Lewis
Injunction Hearing On Chicago Electrical Workers Strikes At Issue
A court hearing examines whether a Chicago injunction against electrical workers enforcing a union action is lawful. Arguments claim no clear evidence to credit the emergency order and challenge the breadth of prohibitions while leaving workers free to seek normal remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Igbor
Urnient
Renee Mas
Mather
Berg
Jung
Oberlin Club Notes and Cincinnati Teaching Appointment
Oberlin reports upcoming WoC Ti meeting at Pomon, September 13 at the Methodist church. The Wi Hocith meets with Mrs Am Sherburne of Pittsfield on September 14, and the Woodland Avenue Trimble Bee gathers at Miss Hosford’s home September 14. Vai Chapter O B S holds a caller meeting September 12. Oliver will be present. Warne H Steele, 22, to teach at University of Cincinnati for the coming school year. He is to be examined for manslaughter charges and bound over to the grand jury in $9000 bond, not furnished.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Club
Woc Ti
Pom
Hothe Methodist Church
Wi Hocith
AM. Sherburne
Pittsfield
Woodland Avenue
Trimble Bee
Hosford
Woodland Aver
Vai
O. B.S
Oliver
Cred
ULV
Cincinnati
Warne H. Steele
Uniersity of
Soule
Chillcothe
Teutony
Thomas Conway Files Candidacy for Common Pleas Judge
Attorney Thomas A. Conway has filed a petition with the board of elections declaring himself a candidate for the office of judge of the common pleas. The race now includes Judge Thompson seeking reelection and A R Webber as the other candidate.
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Thomas “A. Conway
Board of Elections
Common Pleas
Thompson
A. R. Webber
Adrian College to Move to Steubenville Ohio
The Methodist Protestant Church college formerly in Adrian Michigan agreed to relocate to Steubenville Ohio with a Pittsburgh district conference vote. Steubenville offered 3000000 dollars in aid and the church plans spending 1009000 dollars on the college. Adrian alumni and attending ministers discussed the move during the session.
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Youngstown
Adrian College
Methodiat Protestant Church Institution
Adrian
Michigan
Steubenville
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Mrs Harding in Critical Condition Amid Health Struggles
The report describes Mrs. Harding as in critical but fluctuating condition due to hydronephrosis and long standing kidney troubles. Public concern surged as President Harding cancelled engagements and shared hospital vigil while Mrs. Harding received care and physicians weighed rapid changes in her health.
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Harding
Agera
Daugherty
Began
Oto
White House
Merding
Shch
Thas
Eallest
Npwspapor
Hans
Marding
Spee
Washington
Battle Earry
Whison
W&elock
Christian
Local Market Prices Reel Off Fresh Produce And Meats
A long list of market items with prices appears, detailing potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, onions, greens, fruits, and seafood. Beef, pork, poultry, and fish prices are listed alongside staples like butter, cheese, and lard. The numeric entries reflect varied per unit or per quantity pricing across categories.
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Settewan
Outon
Georgia
Moore
Cleveland
Stocks Rise And Fall From Liberty Bonds To Major Firms
New York stock market report lists Liberty bonds with varying prices and maturities, alongside quotes for Ajax Rubber, Allis Chalmers, American agricultural and steel issuers, utilities, railroads, and several big corporations. Notable entries include Bethlehem Steel, American Can, American Car & Foundry, Baldwin Locomotive, California Petroleum, Canadian Pacific, and Consolidated Gas.
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Ajax Rubber
Allis Chalmers
American Agricultural American H. & L
American Linseed
American Steel Foundry
American Tel
Tel, Amaronda
Atlantic Gulf & W. F
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather Ra
American
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Woolen
American Zinc Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil, & St. Paul
Chile Copper
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Delaware & Hudson
Food Products
Erie
General Motors
Goodrich
Northern Pr
Northern, Ore
Tlinois Central
Tet Nickel
Int
Paper
Kennecottelie
Lehigh Valloy
Marine
Marina P
Midvale Steel
National Enamel & Stamp
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Co
Tobrero Products
Union Pacific
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
Funeral services for Rev N W Good set for 3 tomorrow
Columbus reports funeral services for Rev N W Good, a Methodist minister active in multiple Ohio cities, to be held at 3 tomorrow afternoon at the First ME church. The item also notes veterans’ reunion in Zanesville and GOP campaign opening events in early October.
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Columbus
N W Good
Ohio
62Nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Zanesville
Ford Secures Coal to Avert Shutdown
Representatives of the Henry Ford Company reached an agreement with American Export Toland Coal Company to supply four million tons of coal. Erneest F Heasley, president of the Toland Coal Company, announced the deal and showed a telegram as proof, though prices and other terms were not disclosed.
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Cincinnati
Henry Ford Company
Toland Coal Company
Erneest F. Heasley
Healey
Peace Plan for Railroads Evolves in Labor Talks
The Basis for Peace outlines unions joining with railroads including Monta Fe and Union Pacific to form employer organizations. Major lines like Chicago and Alton and Rock Island defer action. New York plan proposes five union reps from big four houses. Plan commissions mix five rail executives with five shopcraft officials to settle disputes. Warfield and Harrison may join Willard to recruit more roads.
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Monta Fe
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Thea
Pew
Chicago
Alton
Rock Island
Nickel Plate
Plan Commission
Sterday
Raecutaves
Rail
New York
Davis Warfield
Seaboard
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railroad
Daniel Willard
Balimore
Ohio
Warfield
Slaughter House Boiler Explosion Injures Worker in West Virginia
A boiler at the Niebergall slaughter house in Mumechen West Virginia exploded this afternoon around one o clock blowing out a side of the building. Louis Niebergall, 25, sustained injuries that may prove serious.
Garbage collection protested in Dflormn by city official
Safety Director L A Snell reports numerous complaints about garbage collection in Dflormn and says service has broken down. The Mendelson Reduction Co of Elyria holds the contract.
World and Local News Briefs From Sept 5 to Sept 9
Reports from New York to Madrid detail figures and events. Former Ohio Governor Cox arrived in New York aboard the Paris liner and commented on Germany’s condition. In St Louis an elderly ambassador to China under Grant was killed at the hospital. House leaders planned adjournment for September 13. U S Steel reported rising unfilled orders. Copious notes cover coal bill actions postponed, a confession in Michigan, ex‑Empress Zita’s accident, Belgian German indemnity talks, and university affairs. Also reports on a drowning note, a state college settlement, Bible students’ Cedar Point immersion.
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York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Harding
Germany
Mr. Cox
ST. Louis
R .M. Johnson
China
Grant
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Local News Roundup From Birmingham Area
Sept 9 reports various short notes including residents moving, visitors in town, and trips to Elyria and Berlin Heights. Notables include John Lyons and George Gleima staying in old homes, and Rev William Jauch preparing for Indianapolis conference.
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Birmingham
John Lyons
George Washburns
George Gleima
Adam Horn
Leona Ward
Katie Berg
Minnie Ward
Pittafield
M. E Clary
Kent
Ohio
Elizabeth B. Clary
Fred Snyder
South Ridg
H. A. Funk
Obrain
William Jauch
Henrietta German M. E
Indianapolis
Ind
Demurrer Filed in Ohio Beer and Wine Suit
Attorney General John G. Price filed a demurrer in the Ohio Supreme Court opposing Frederick W. Marcolin of Cleveland in a petition seeking a statewide referendum on November’s prohibition law. The court will hear the matter on September 13 as stated in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rederick W. Marcolin
Cleveland
John G. Price
Supreme Court
Hasring
Safety director orders halt to liquor raids in Lorain
Lorain safety director Frank Kisdy announced he will suspend liquor raids in response to a mayoral communication. He warned he may resume raids if the city’s cleanliness is not maintained by police efforts. In Dayton, burial services were held for Volney Nichola with an inquest to follow into a shooting by sheriff’s deputy.
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Loraen
Sept
Frank Kisdy
Tedas
Grall
Dayton
Volney Nichola
Hig
Relief After Pinkham's For Dayton Woman In Pain
Mrs. Henrietta Miller of 137 Sprague Street Dayton Ohio describes severe pain and inability to turn in bed. After trying multiple remedies her relief began with two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and one bottle of Blood Medicine. She reports regularity, weight gain, and improved mobility and invites others to write for her testimony.
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Ohio
Avery
Pinkham
Mamma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Shane
Henrietta Miller
Notice of sale and contact details for remedies
Ob-A-Wa Tonite and all Haim aiond Remedies offered for sale by EB Pierce on Adama Street. Phone 7725. Delivery service available.
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EB. Pierce
Adama St
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