Impeachment Push Deepens Over Attorney General Case
Key figures in the committee clash over impeachment moves against Attorney General and related officials. Attorneys for Keller and Minnesota push to turn anti trust and labor council charges into formal articles. The dispute centers on enforcement and constitutional limits amid protests and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uatermyer
Keller
Minnesota
Cutive Council of the
Cdoration of Labor
Generantion
Damages Sought in Suit Against Dr R H McCord Over Train Injury
A damage suit is filed against Dr R H McCord and the estate of Charles 17 of Cleveland alleging the injured man was struck by a train on July 22. The complaint contends improper treatment after the crash led to severe mangling and amputation and names Dr Ir McClure as the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Chas. F. McCordacif
Charles 17
Cleveland
Iff
Ir. McClure
Summon Reserves in Asia Minor Movement Report
Sept 1 report notes Greek forces calling up reserves in Asia Minor to reinforce gendarmerie and aid Christian refugees. Describes appalling conditions, shelter, and clothing shortages, with acreage and crop prospects discussed as the region faces near normal yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todas
Asia Minor
Blas of Hollywood stage show delights Rialto audience
A smelt but enthusiastic audience witnessed The Blas of Hollywood at Rialto Theatre last night. It is a real play by a real company, a clean comedy drama portraying the screen world as it exists. The show will be repeated tonight.
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Hollywood
Rialto Theatre
Foresters Hold Triennial Meet in Columbus
More than 200 Ohio foresters attend their third triennial meeting in Columbus. Officers will be elected and committee reports given at today’s session, after delegates were addressed by Frank Hand of the California foresters supreme vice chief ranger of the Independent Order of Foresters. The convention is set to close this afternoon.
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Columbus
Ohio Foresters
Chittenden
Frank Hand
Caliifornia Foresters
Independent Order of Foresters
Tariff Vote Clears Path To Final Passage
The House narrowly advances a tariff bill completing debate today as two proposed amendments on cotton duties and wool dye rates are abandoned. The measure sets sugar duties at 220 per hundred, Cu ban sugar at 176, wool at 31 cents per pound, and 7 cents per pound with 65 percent ad valorem, with president allowed to adjust rates up to 50 percent and pursue reciprocal pacts. durable goods cannot move to the free list. The bill, first taken up January 1921, reaches the White House after a lengthy legislative journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Whites House
Britain Faces Debate Over War Policy With Turkey
British leaders and newspapers clash over potential war against Turkey as Labour and Liberal groups plan meetings to draft anti war resolutions. Reports say the Mediterranean fleet strengthens at Gibraltar and a Turkish note promises not to enter allied zones while Britain weighs neutrality and possible conflict in the Near East.
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Laborites
Maes
Turkey
Daily Express
Chronicle
Lloyd George
Wally News
Kemtal
Straits
Pacific
Daily Mail
the Times
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Gibraltar
Foreign Office
Angora
Natonallat
Chanak
Constantinople
Thrace
Downing Street
Near East
Britain
Mainista
Dardaneses
Marmora
Bosphorus
Destroyer Fleets Rescue Thousands From Smyrna
Refugees flee toward safety as Allied destroyer fleets patrol the Mediterranean Dardanelles and Bosphorus during the Smyrna crisis. A man, distraught over embezzlement losses and robbery, shot himself in the temple after waking by his niece, leaving his family to explain his woeful state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
B. and O. Orders furloughed men to return to work
Newark September 19 official orders direct all furloughed Baltimore and Ohio workers in Newark to report to the shops at once. About 1,400 men will resume work in the next few days as earlier strikers begin reporting. The measure ensures full staffing before the world war era.
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Newark
Baltimore and Ohio
Slender Chance To Ascend Throne
Paris report cites Prince Christopher Rusband saying an American woman has a slim chance to become queen of Greece. He asserts King Constantine will not abdicate and preferred peace with Turkey. Prince Christopher and his wife Princess Augusta are in Paris for the social season.
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Paris
Christopher Rusband
William Leeds
International News Service
Constantine
Christopher
Princess Auagstas'a
Tragedy as Argonaut Shaft Rescue Ends in Deaths
Rescuers perished after hours of gas filled passages in the Argonaut shaft site. Eight men died on the 4459 foot level amid makeshift bulkheads as a surface team and state officials prepared for further investigations into mining safety and the Kennedy mine disaster.
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Patsage
Jackson
Kennedy
William Fessel
Fessel
Wiliam Fessel
B O. Pickard
U. S Bureau of Mines Rescue
Imports and Exports Show Large Increase in August
Washington Sept 19 The commerce department reported August imports totaling 271 million dollars, the highest for any month and 21 million dollars above July. Exports reached 2602 million dollars, up 358 million from July, signaling a substantial rise in trade activity.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Robbed Thrice Then Personal Crisis Reports
In Cincinnati reports detail a man victimized by repeated robberies over five weeks, draining funds from his accounts and causing a personal crisis as he faced financial and welfare challenges. The fragmented notes indicate multiple thefts and ensuing difficulties for the individual involved.
Price of Food Drops in Nation Amid Strikes
Amid coal and other strikes the nation sees food prices ease. In August vegetables potatoes and cabbage show declines while sugar leads gains with mixed movements across staples. The Labor Department notes overall declines versus July despite some higher costs in certain items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Department of Labor
French Decide Against War In Near East
Paris reports the French cabinet approved Premier Potocarp's plan to avoid war and not aid Britain if it declares war on Turkey. France will maintain peace in the Near East as diplomats recall French troops from the area and leave Constantinople under allied command.
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Paris
Premier Potocarp
Great Britain
Turkey
M. Potocarp
France
Peance
Near East
Constantinopel
Marringtom
Mansfield Man Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash
Charles Cline, 30, of Mansfield is in serious condition after a Dixie highway crash south of Covington when his car overturned shortly after midnight. He was blinded by the headlights of two racing cars. two other men and two women escaped serious injuries. Cline suffered a broken right arm, scalp lacerations, chest and body wounds, and possible internal injuries.
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Cincinnati
Charles Cline
Dixie Highway
Covington
Cline
Stocks and commodities mixed on New York and Chicago sessions
Trading opened irregular on September 19 with U S Steel up to 104 and Baldwin down, Studebaker rising to 12 3 4, Vanadium slipping to 49, American Sugar easing to 0 3 8, and other values shifting. Cattle and hog markets showed receipts and steady to active levels, while Chicago wheat and corn opened lower and unchanged respectively with price ranges for nearby contracts.
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New York
UU S Steel
Baldwin
Studebaker
Baltmore
Chicago
Pottery Workers Vote to Strike if Pact Not Renewed
East Liverpool officials report more than two thirds oppose renewing the wage agreement with the United States Potters Association. The general wage pottery workers urge a strike set for October 1, threatening 6500 ceramic employers mainly in East Liverpool and nearby Ohio cities, with units in Pennsylvania West Virginia and Indiana. A conference between Western National Brotherhood of Operative Potters members and manufacturer representatives is hoped to avert walkouts. About 4,600 workers voted in the referendum with results tallied last night.
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East Liverpool
United States Potters Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Ohio
Trenton
NW J
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Labor
Cmmitter
Will Speed Up Injunction Case In Chicago
Sept 19 in Chicago Judge Wilkers warned that motions must be heard at once in the injunction suit. Attorney Frank Mulholland with Donald Richberg defended as the temporary order nears expiration at midnight Thursday. The session renewed the defense and assailed government affidavits and evidence.
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Chicago
Juder Wilkers
Frank Mulholland
Donald Ro Richberg
Judee Wilherton
Sesson
Community Notes From Mansfield To Elyria
Fields items describe Sept 19 events as neyvn Wright left for the Methodist conference in Mansfield. Mr and Mrs Wo Wichers of Cleveland visited the Viaple home. Prof Vaughn and Mrs Vaughn of Embria stayed with Mrs Fields. Rev Maple visited Noble, and Mr Walters of Cleveland traveled to area homes. Mrs Vannesdale, former resident, returns to Tennessee with her family. Children to attend Elyria schools. Mr and Mrs Benjamin of Elyria visited town. he plans to begin a new job Monday.
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Tennessee
Elyria
C. Benjamin
Benjamin
TOACAL MARKETS Fresh Produce Prices Listed
Prices for new potatoes rhubarb green peppers maple syrup tomatoes head lettuce leaf lettuce string beans cucumbers celery radishes green onions red beets peppers watermelons Georgia peaches home grown peas and new carrots shown per pound or per bunch with small quantities per item. Prices vary by item with sale units noted.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Gaion
Georgia
Ferg
Sedencen
Germans and Russia to Aid Turkey in War
An official Greek legation statement in Washington claims Germany and Russia pledge to aid Turkey unless Britain or other major powers intervene on Greece. It cites a secret alliance forged after the Rapallo agreement and Genoa conference talks.
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Washington
Genany
Rolo
Turkey
Great Britain
Arma
Greece
Germany
Russia
Robbery suspect enlisted help. two men nabbed in diner
Langley reports $128, a package of cigarettes and a pocket coin stolen. He aided by two detectives who spotted two men in a 24 hour restaurant and identified them as highwaymen. The pair denied the robbery. on a dime found with Langley they were arrested on robbery charges. The man named Fra zer, 27, and Ray Cheol, 245, faced additional liquor bottle possession charges.
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Ray Cheol
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