U S Moves to Freeze Rum Act Watch Dogs Enforcement
Washington Sept 27 The federal prohibition bureau was turned upside down as officials rush to align laws with President Hardings curb on the prohibition navy beyond the three mile limit. Orders from Commissioner Haynes limit ships cruising to waters inside the three mile zone and halt recent seizure sweeps abroad. Britains protest prompted T Department cautions as plans for sweeping foreign-flag liquor ships are aborted. Continued on Page 23.
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Washington
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Organization
Harding
Harry Ordars
Haynes
Thor
Tate Department
Britte
Arm Abassador
Atite Department
Hatert
Senator Ay D Mahotaife Io Speech at Rotary Luncheon
The speaker J F Burke addressed impressions from a gathering, noting Irish religious tensions and political divides between Catholics and Protestants. He summarized lectures on peace terms, reparations, and League of Nations, highlighting misgivings about treaties and support for America’s responsibility, while commenting on British conditions and local poverty.
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J F Burke
Pla
Taberd
Ireland
Caurne
Ulster
Free Statera
Liberia
League of Nationa
America
Wash
George Patsh
Bank of England
Great Britain
Germany
Rerisicu
England
White Chapel
United States
Sundol Auto Victims Both Recovering After Crash
Dorothy Snyder remains unconscious at Memorial Hospital from the Te'certaph rand collision shock. Nelson Bechtel has a skull fracture, but is conscious and expected to recover after time. A correction: the car was driven by Helen Stang, daughter of John Stang, not Bernice Fowl, and she too regrets the incident.
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Dorothy Snyder
Victoria
Rand
Memorial Hospital
Nelson Bechtel
Bernice Fowl
Helen Stang
John Stang
Coroner Rules Death Accident Involving Girl Autoist
Coroner M E Perry ruled the death of Douglas Innis, age six, an accidental death after he ran in front of a car driven by Florence Schoepfle, a high school girl. The verdict found no blame on any party.
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M E Perry
Douglas Innis
Florence Schoepfle
Judges Oppose Beer and Wine Ballot in Ohio
Two Supreme Court judges, Chief Justice Marshall of Zanesville and Judge Hough of Delaware, dissent from a court order directing Secretary of State Smith to list the proposed beer and light wine amendment on the November ballot. The case involves a petition and an attempt to enjoin Smith from placing the amendment on the ballot amid a Franklin County suit seeking to block the measure.
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Columbus
Marshall
Zanesville
Hough
Delaware
Theatate Supreme Court
Sreowm
Smith
Franklin County Court
Hawke
M. E Thraflkill
Colombia
Franklin County
State Smith
American Woman Heads College in Constantinople
Dr. Mary Mrs Patrick, president of the women's college in Constantinople, will be one of the prominent American residents in the city who may be in danger as Turks attempt to capture Constantinople.
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Mary
Patrick
Woma’s College
Constantinople
Wedding Bouquets Looted From Graves Prompt Arrest Warrant
September 27 Cincinnati report reveals a grim cemetery crime wave at Spring Grove as superintendent William Sil seeks a warrant to arrest Edward Santo a floris t accused of stealing mourners flowers from graves and reselling them as bridal bouquets. Six boys are to testify at a Friday hearing.
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Cincinnati
Wualliam Sil
Spring Grove Cemetery
Edward Santo
Santo
Borah Faces Tempest in Idaho Primary Fight
Washington, Sept 27. Senator William E. Borah of Idaho returns home to battle for the direct primary in Idaho, a fight that could shape his 1926 re election and stir a third party movement. If he opposes the old guard, Borah may be urged to lead a nationwide effort to keep the direct primary alive. His stance on a 1924 third party presidential bid remains uncommitted as the Idaho contest unfolds.
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Washington
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate
Republican Old Guard
Borah
National
Rail worker slain as brother is assaulted in San Francisco
In South San Francisco, Carl Ersetks, a Southern Pacific employee, was shot and killed by four men while his brother was badly beaten. Police investigate if labor trouble sparked the slaying or if the crime was a robbery.
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Daily City
Calif
Carl Ersetks
San Francisco
Germany to Pay Rhine Army Debt With Dyes and Credits
The United States will receive German dues in dyes credited toward the Rhine occupation costs rather than cash. Secretary Hughes and the reparations commission approved the plan, with allied governments consenting as deliveries proceed through a U.S. textile program. The arrangement marks a diplomatic victory for Washington amid debates over funds for the army of occupation.
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Washington
GerMany
Rhine
Secretary of State
Hughes
Reparations Commission
Iternational
United States
Rhineland
Paris
Spa
America
Congress
U. S
Army of Occupations
Booze Cache Found in Oberlin Home
Marshal Edmonds Mayor Smith and Dry Maintenance League officers searched Gust Chambers home yesterday afternoon and found a barrel of mash and a jug of gin. Chambers was home but escaped arrest when they left. later he disappeared after they returned to arrest him. Villagers were shocked by the cache within Oberlin limits. Suapidon directed to the place by town booze lovers.
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Edmonds
Oberlin
Smith
Dry Maintenance League
Gust Chambers
Chambers
Suapidon
President will not decide on extra session before November 1
Washington, Sept 27. The White House stated President Harding will not decide before November 1 whether to call an extra session of Congress next month. He has been told some members do not wish to return to Washington before the December regular session.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Wen Eaid
Hag
Centers of action in Turkey crisis
The Turkish Nationalist forces under Mustafa Kemal Pasha are ordered back toward the neutral zone near the Straits at Chanak. Allies reportedly may permit a landing at Mudania and move toward Thrace, with Mudania chosen for armistice talks. British forces bolster Ishmid peninsula defenses to deter a push on Constantinople.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Chanak
Midia
Bosphorus
Thrace
Mone
Mudania
Kemal
Neutral Cone
Ishmid Peninsula
Constantinople
Coal prices rise two fifty per ton after mine strike
Prices for coal spiked as the ongoing strike limited supply. Berghetzinp moved from 8 to 89 per ton, Pittsburgh lump from 6 50 to 9 per ton, Pocahontas to 11 50, petroleum coke from 4 to 15. Dealers report shortages and pay high prices to obtain coal, hoping rates fall after strike settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Midfield
Kentucky
Ford's Forgotten Bank Money May Cost Ford in Canada
Windsor Ontario Sept 27 Henry Ford reportedly holds two million dollars in a Windsor bank and has forgotten the account until reminded by his secretary The assessment commissioner Alexander Black says if Ford hadn’t filed a return on the income from that sum Canada could claim about five thousand four hundred dollars in taxes and penalties
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Ford
Canada
Grand Jury 70 to Submit Report Thursday
The grand jury will report tomorrow morning per the county prosecutor announcement. Offices are busy preparing indictments for sheriff service once public. Several John Doe cases are under investigation amid doubt over whether indictments will be brought.
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John Doe
Amherst girl kidnaping is discredited
Mrs. D Mullen of South Amherst reported to Elyria police that her 17 year old daughter Lizsia Mullen was allegedly kidnapped by two men yesterday afternoon. Neighbors said the men covered her with blankets and drove off in a car toward East Cleveland, but police found no corroboration and noted a history of the girl disappearing prior to this incident.
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Mra. D Mullen
South Amherst
Elyria
Lizsia Mullen
Fornack Road
Eaat
Cleveland
Mullen
Alliance
Mallea
Clevelaa
Frelinghuysen Carries Jersey By Wide Margin
United States Senator Frelinghuysen, assured of renomination by Republicans, plans a vigorous re election campaign. He defeated George J Record for the nomination by an estimated large plurality and will emphasize Prohibition as the main issue. Governor Edward I Edwards won the Democratic nomination and seeks Volstead Act changes. Frelinghuysen vows broad statewide outreach and public meetings.
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Trenton
United States
Frelinghuysen
George J
Barita
Frelinghuy~pen
Edward I Edwards
Edwards
Senate
Allied Reparations Accepted Bonds for Belgium Indemnity
Paris report says the Allied Reparation Commission officially accepted German treasury bonds offered to Belgium to cover August and September indemnity installments. Hampton Roads report notes torpedo planes from the Wyoming Arkansas and North Dakota attack largely returned to the naval station at Virginia Capes. Belleville bulletin records a dirigible balloon breaking loose from its mooring at Scott Field for training, valued at 960000, and called off space.
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Paris
Allied
Belgium
Hampton Roads
Wyoming
Arkansas
North Dakota
Virginia Capes
Belleville
Lle
Scott Field
Tate Space
Revolt Spreads as Constantine Abdicates Greek Throne
Near East tensions rise as Constantine abdicates a second time since 1913. British posture toward Turkish Nationalists shifts toward leniency. An armistice conference is set for Sunday in Constantinople to halt Turkish Greek hostilities with Admiral Bristol attending as observer.
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Greece
Constantine
Near East
Leon Trotzky
Berlin
Russia
Greece in Revolt Turmoil in Athens and Salonika
Greece faces a nationwide upheaval as the navy joins the army in an anti government uprising. Cabinet resignations loom while martial law is proclaimed. Rebel headquarters set in Salonika vow to seize Thrace despite Turkish and Allied objections. Citations note possible Venizelos recall and fears of Soviet influence in Near East diplomacy.
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London
Pepegfi
Anu
Greece
An Atheny
Salonika
Thrace
Athens
Constantine
Venizelos
Saslonika
Russia
Near East
Leon Trotsky
Berlin
Venice
Revolution in Albania War News Report
Rome Sept 27 insurgents have defeated regular troops and broken out in Albania. Rebels march northward as authorities flee Avalona amid panicked population and rapid movement of insurgent forces.
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Albania
Rome
Avalona
Ten British ships reach Dardanelles as tension rises
Constantinople Sept 27 Ten more British warships arrived to reinforce the fleet in the Dardanelles. Reports claim Turkish incursions into the neutral zone near Bighaven, with Turkish screen maneuvers by mobile detachments. Continued on Page 2.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bighaven
Electronic theory diagnoses disease from handwriting
Dr Albert Abrams of San Francisco claims handwriting reveals disease and exact body location. He says handwriting can determine the writer’s sex, living status, and location at the time of writing, supported by his electroatomic theory and extensive claimed cases.
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Chicago
Amazog
Albert Abrams
San Francisco
International News Service
Abrams
Dr. Abrams
Ames
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