War and political chaos surround Smyrna dispatches
Reinforcements for Asia Minor depart. Constantinople reports business shutdowns amid upheaval. Mustapha Kemal Pasha accepts neutralization in principle of the Turkish straits while seeking assurances on eastern Thrace. Reports cite tremors of Greek internal strife and Turkish mobilization as European powers weigh responses.
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London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Constantinople
Thrace
Louis Polchey Freed From Liquor Charge
Louis Polchey of 344 Westave mee was freed from liquor violations after Common Pleas Court reviews found the evidence faulty. Police raids and a questionable search warrant were cited, with Polchey denying knowledge of confiscated liquor.
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Louis Polchey
Louis Po'chesy
Westavemee
Policn
Common Pleas Court
Jarhing
Palice
Palehey
Jpalehy
Miller Urges Expanded Precinct Work and State Campaign Plans
Columbus September 23. William H Miller Republican state chairman asked for more volunteer work in precincts and townships and more business in politics to strengthen state management. He outlined campaign plans urging prefect precinct and district organizations and said finance committee chair and state operakers bureau appointments would be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jesselancé
William H. Miller
Republican State Executive Committee
Miller
Died This Morning Mrs Ellen Crawford 72
Mrs Ellen C Crawford aged 72 died at her home No 1 Nichols Block with her five children Irwin J Crawford Mrs Augusts Amato Mrs R Frances W H Ronk Arthur R Crawford also a brother and sister seven grandchildren. Funeral held from daughter’s home at 2 30 Monday in Norwalk burial Norwalk cemetery. WLW radio station opened in Cincinnati Friday night as Crosley Manufacturing expands.
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Ellen C. Crawford
Nichols Block
Irwin J. Crawford
August Os Amato
Norwick
R . Frances
Fostoria
W. H. Ronk
Arthur R. Crawford
Budro
Norwalk
Cincinnati
WLW
Crosley Manufacturing Company
Daugherty to be attacked on three fronts in Congress
Washington Sept 23 Attorney General Harry M Daugherty faces three fronts in the upcoming November session. He will be targeted byRepresentative Keller on war fraud prosecutions and by Roy Woodruff over alleged failure to prosecute grafts. Wisconsin Senator Lafollette vows continued attack during Congress recess.
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Washington
Harry M. Dateherty
Congress
Couness
Reasemples
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Roy O Woodrff
Michigan
Revert M. Lafalletti
Wisconsin
Daugherty
Wikerson
Lafallette
Dangherty
Lafoleta
Department of Justice
Department
Wedern Courts
Dis
Roadhouse Proprietor Shot in Quarrel Over Note
Cincinnati report says Robert Vean a 24 year old Latonia Ky roadhouse owner was shot through the head by Fred Droste a Covington rival after a dispute over a 325 note and drostes refusal to serve drinks Vean allegedly threatened to not pay and struck Droste with a chair Droste fired and surrendered police Vean in critical condition in hospital
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Cincinnati
Robert Vean
Latonia
Fred Droste
Covington
Droste
Vean
Drosté
Newsboy Charles Nichols Undergoes Major Operation
Charles Nichols, a Chronicle-Telegram newsboy of 607 West Third Street, underwent a serious operation at the local hospital to correct limb deformity. The procedure was reportedly successful and there are hopes the deformity will be largely eliminated.
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Charles Nichols
Waat Third Street
Chronicle-Telegram Newsboy
Herrin massacre indictments rise with 42 murder charges
Marion Ills September 23 the special grand jury investigating the Herrin massacre returned forty two indictments for murder along with eighty eight for conspiracy to commit murder fifty eight for rioting and fifty four for assault with intent to murder The report notes the grand jury work since it began and cites Melvin Thaxton of Williamson county as involved in accusations tied to the union and election tensions.
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Marion
Ill
Herrin
Grand Dury
Reed
Scort
Melvin Thaxton
Williamson County
Thaaton
Grand Jury
Dhe Iuiners Union
Thaxton
Poulin Denies Lone Baby In Notre Dame Case
In South Bend Indiana on September 22 1924 Harry Poulin faces trial over claims by Augusta Tiernan wife of Notre Dame professor John P Tiernan that Poulin begot her baby Billie born last November Poulin denies any romantic liaison and says he was at home with his children or at church during alleged dates spectators crowded the courtroom while judge Ducomb barred most attendees and Poulin prepared to testify to an alibi with his wife Mae Poulin corroborating their fidelity and attendance at Lenten services
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South Bend
Ind
Harry Pouwlin
Frisca
New York
Augusta Tiernan
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Poulin
Billie
We Tiernan
Terry
Mae Poulin
Clara F Johnson dies in Cleveland
Clara F Johnson 67 wife of Captain Audrey T Johnson and mother of Roy B Bunwell died at her home 1288 W 110th street Cleveland this morning A former LaGrange resident funeral services set for Monday September 25 at 10 30 am at the home prayer service at the M E church LaGrange at 2 20 burial LaGrange cemetery
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Clara F. Johnson
Audrey T. Johnson
Roy B. Bunwell
W. 110Th Street
Cleveland
LaGrange
Sane
M. E
LaGrasges
la Grange
Doctor Copeland charged with killing Hattiesburg dentist
Dr. Re A Copeland a Plave physician faces murder charges in the death of M S Wilkins a Hattiesburg dentist after a late night argument during a visit to Wilkins office Mrs Wilkins whereabouts remain unknown Copeland claims self defense and has released no further details through counsel
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Hattiesburg
Miss
M.s. Wilkins
RE. A. Copland
Plave
Copeland
Wilkins
Piave
Don Agosta Freed in Lafert y Mine Riot Trial
A Belmont County jury was discharged by Judge W W Cowen after failing to agree on Don Agosta's participation in the Laferty mine strike riot of June 27 in which one man was killed and two injured. Trial began September 14.
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ST. Clairsville
Don Agosta
Lafferty
W. W. Cowen
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Harding Predicts Long Legislative Rest for Congress
Washington reports President Harding anticipates a long break from Congress after party campaigning, aiming to clean up appropriations by March 4 and avoid a summer session. He wants lawmakers back by November 7, with plans to finish 1924 appropriation bills and seeks early budget estimates from departments.
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Harding
Congressional Teade
Congress
Washington
Eighth Congress
Narnavey
House
la RE O
H. M. Lord
Hold Americans for ransom in Mexico near Tuxpam
Three American International Petroleum Company workers are held near Tuxpam in Vera Cruz by bandits demanding 10000 pesos. Government orders the extermination of bandit and rebel elements in air fields and vows not to pay ransom. Names read as Chaney Sullivan Ellaworth.
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Mexico City
International Petroleum Company
Tuxpam
Vera Cruz
War Office
Driten
Fire kills two parents in Athens kitchen blaze
Athens Ohio report states Mr Edward Bridget and Mrs Bridget both 23 die from kerosene fire started in their kitchen. Neighbors saved the home as they were rushed to Logan hospital with severe burns. Copenhagen dispatch notes nearly all of the Aalanshaf lightship crew perished when a floating mine exploded the vessel.
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Athens
Edward Bridget
L Christon
Logan Hospital
Copenhagen
Aalanshaf
Government Wins Major Injunction Against Striking Railworkers
In Chicago on September 23 Judge James H. Wilkerson upheld the federal government’s request, granting a permanent injunction against the leaders and organizers of a nationwide rail strike. The ruling declares the right of the government to petition to keep highways and railways free from obstruction and to prevent conspiracies disrupting Interstate Commerce and the mails. The decision signals a landmark precedent in labor disputes and may be appealed to the Supreme Court by labor leaders.
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Chicago
United States
James H. Wilkerson
I. 8S
Jude Wilkarsen
Iis
Draste
Daugherty
Osyrikige Shapmen
Thei
Dens
Rower
O& Court of Appeals
Wilkerson
Amerian Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Funeral services set for Douglas Innes victim of auto crash
Funeral services for Douglas Innes, 10, killed Friday when struck by a car driven by Miss Filorence Schoepfte, will be held at 2 PM Monday from the 40 Century block residence. Rev. W. F. Flammer will officiate. interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Douglas Innes
Filorencee Schoepfte
Century Block
W. F. Flammer
Second Congrégational Church
Ridgelawm
Boy Killed Climbing 18 Foot Pole in Ohio
Ernest Peak an 11 year old Addyston boy climbed an 18 foot pole near his home and touched a live power line delivering about 110 volts. He was thrown to the ground, both legs fractured, transported to Cincinnati hospital, and died shortly before midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Daring
Enterprise
Ernest Peak
Addyston
Ohio
Cry
Cincinmati
Calls to revamp Ohio road laws for uniform state control
Columbia s Sept 23 Charg ing that influences of all sorts in counties hinder uniform road building State Highway Director Herrick Las urged complete revision of Ohio highway laws He asked state control over primary inter county routes while counties and townships handle local roads under state supervision
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Columbias
Herrich Las
Ohio
Laty
Sirector Herrick
Highway Department
Ellen Louise Burt Dies After Two Months Bed Confined
Ellen Louise Burt 75 of 211 Fifth St. died late Friday after two months bedridden. She moved here from Cleveland two years ago. Survived by sons James H Burt Elyria and Charles F Burt Gallon and one granddaughter. Member of First Baptist church. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the home. burial at Ridgel tary.
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Ellen Louise Burt
Fifth St
Cleveland
James H Burt
Elyriam
Charles F. Burt
Gallon
First Baptist Church
Ridgeltary
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Admiralty
Mustapha Wemal Pasha
Gabriela D'Annunzio
Giornale D.italia
D’annunzio
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Ezine
Bigha
Straits
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Greece
Venizelos
Constantine
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Adramyt
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Adramyti
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Newsboy
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