Protests Ignored as Greek Rebels Try Prince Andrew
Allied protests from Britain and Italy fail to sway the Greek revolutionary committee which arraigns Prince Andrew, brother of former King Constantine, on charges of disobedience while commanding an army corps in the Turco-Greek war. The trial unfolds amid heavy security as deputies convene and factions clash over the fate of the royal claimant.
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Athens
Britain
Ialy
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Andrew
Constantine
Agia Minoy
Viachopoulos
Chalvainn
Chamber of Deputies
Traapa
Abdi
Cree Andrew
Great Britain
Italy
Wat
George
Lord Mininthatten
England
Wuderatoud
Audrety
Lee
Allens
Nifer
Thrace
Murky Wire Flash Refers to War News and Foray Hints
A garbled dispatch notes a foray near Wanainaker and mentions wartime events. It references a merchant prince, a Soviet handover, Velrairad, and a political figure related to Corttaa Polage. The piece also alludes to a May passage and a prominent London event with Lord Cave amid a controversy over a book.
Mont Alto youth loses arm in hunting accident
A 15 year old boy, Russell Staley, was wounded when a shotgun discharged while hunter Daniel Bizsard crawled through a barb wire fence near Mont Alto. The shot struck Staley's right arm above the elbow, nearly severing it, in a rabbit hunting mishap.
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Russell Staley
Stephon Staley
Mont , Alto Aauatorlany
Daniel Byzsard
Mont Alto
Blnsard
Stater
Tax Dodger Scandal Sparks Progressive Blast in Washington
Governor Blaine of Wisconsin attacked Secretary Mellon, equating harsh treatment of rich tax dodgers to pursuing embezzling bank officials. He urged enforcing laws against the wealthy as vigorously as against the poor, in a Washington gathering marking the start of a progressive conference.
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Troy
Corremondent International News Service
Washington
John ‘St Blaine
Wisconsin
Mellon
Congresa
Blaibe
Congrona
Meltuy
Motlou
Huy
Wife No 2 Seeks Love Of Professor Tiernan
An aged Chicago woman pursues a professor amid a tangle of family figures and a court filing. The report mentions a writ and an upcoming examination at the capital, with a cast including in laws and relatives.
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Prof
Tiernan
Chicago
Dee
Ge Rev
Charles Awn
Tse
Thoche
Pawn Tiernan
Stansell
Tawa
Meith
Mex
Mraneds Palski
Frat Wits
Bova
Aigusta Mothan
Eamie Herd
Orne
Jose
Diane
Ploriouy Dia
Youth at 100 promised when new treatment perfected
International News Service reports Dr C Everett Field director of the radium institute predicts radio active treatment will be perfected in a few years. He says 1923 may bring humans beyond the biblical 70 year life span with youth renewed for both men and women and will also alter fashion norms including the short skirt in women's dress.
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dBy International News Service
New York
C. Everett Field
Radium Institute
Field
Armour About Ready For Packer Merger
Armour and Morrison and Company merger moves forward in the financial district with reports that the deal awaits approval by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Ogden Armour, the millionaire packer, travels in the east possibly to finalize the special consummation of the merger in Washington or New York.
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Fay International News Service
Uricago
Dee B
J. Ogden Armour
Packer
Washington
New York
Roumore
Armour and Company
Morrig and Company
Greatest Population Exodus Across Greece and Turkey
News from Lausanne reports the planned mass movement of more than 1,000,000 Greeks and Turks as part of a Near East peace conference agreement. Greeks in Turkish territory must sell property and depart within two weeks, while Turks in Greek lands return to Turkish soil.
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John Handley
Newu Boerion
Lausannh
Near Mast
Mussulmans
Turkey
Greece
Anal
Curgoa
Embargoes Lift For 72 Hours On Penny Route
Across Peaneylyanta Tailroad's 41,000 stations and operated trackage, freight movement resumes skyward for 72 hours starting this morning. Substantial routes, stations, and forests suspend for the period, enabling free movement as authorities suspend usual restrictions.
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Pittshurgh
Peaneylyanta
Pittainesh
Uttar
Izzy and Old Crow Whisky Raid in Erie Night
In Erie last night authorities raided the Frederick Wolfe home and seized bootleg whisky valued at 35000 dollars. Lary Einstein, under cover in the city for several days, led the operation with local agents of Harry W. Lesser's squad.
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Uy International Nene
Erie
Oso
Lary Einstein
Aast
New York
Harry W. Lesser
Equad
Frederick Wolfe
Einstein
Rebels Won't Fight Says Leader De Valera Letter
A Manchester Guardian letter signed by Tammon de Valera states the Irish Republican Irregulars will not oppose the Free State with force. It asserts Irish electors favor a republic and notes De Valera remains in Ireland, hidden near Dublin, while England withdraws threats of war.
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International
Manchester
Bane
Daca
Manchester Guardian
Tamonn de Valera
Ingh Free Stata
Arma
Free Stata
Arm
de Valera
Ireland
Dublin
Wall Street Bomb Probe: Lindenfold Questioned in US
Washington reports a DOJ official announced the return from Europe of Wolfe Lindenfold for questioning about the 1920 Wall Street bombing. It is unclear if he came willingly or was extradited, and whether more government operatives accompany him. William J. Burns, head of the FBI, plans to interview Lindenfold. Lindenfold had been detained in Warsaw a year earlier after Burns suggested he had knowledge of the blast.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Wolfe Lindenfold
Europe
Wall Street
Jondentett
Tctals
William J. Burns
Lindenfold
Warsaw
Poland
Water Board Organizes at Williamsport
The Williamsport Water Commission held its first meeting in the town council room after appointment by Mayor W. J. Taylor. Mayor Taylor was elected chairman with Major Joseph W. Byron as vice chairman and George W. Taylor as treasurer. Edward S. Conley named clerk. The board discussed preliminary water supply matters and planned sources to ensure adequate quantity and unity of water, noting the drought's impact on spring flow. A. H. Walden, a Baltimore construction engineer, attended and offered input on preliminary work.
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Water Commission For
Williamsport
W. J. Taylor
Plaos
Taylor
Boand
Joseph W. Byron
Chalcan
George W. Taylor
Edward
Conley
Drouth
Hf, Walden, & Construction Englensar
Baltimore
Pumpkin Chronicle Cites Stored Sweet Potato Variety
A fragment notes a 14 month old pumpkin of the sweet potato variety from Virginia avenue. It is in good condition and planned for plot storage after being stored on a cellar shelf last fall and overlooked. The report mentions pumpkins raised this fall in decent condition.
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Stover W. Kreps
Virginia Avenue
Inside Radio Demonstration At Westinghouse Battery Station
A demonstration of the indoor radio will be shown tonight starting at 7 and continuing to 11 at the radio department headquarters located at 18 East Washington Street. The indoor radio has been recently perfected and will have no outside connections.
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Westinghouse
Quebec Fire Destroys 78 Buildings Leaving 400 Homeless
A $500,000 blaze in Que detonated today, destroying 78 structures and leaving about 400 people homeless. Homes, eight tank and several stores suffered fire damage amid widespread devastation in the town.
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Uy International Marre Service
BOMNH
Que
Dow B
Dick Duffey Urged to Run for Office
A murky political notice urges Dick Duffey to enter the race as a Democratic candidate. The fragment mentions Richard Dulvay, independent factions, and unclear local ties, with references to the candidate’s public perception and possible candidacy details amid disorderly wording.
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Dick” Duffey
Hundreds homeless after blaze devastates Carolina town
News report from Newsom, N. C. says a night fire destroyed between 600 and 700 homes leaving 3,000 residents homeless and causing more than 3 million dollars in damage. Two people died in the fumes as flames swept through the negro and lumber mill districts. Local fire equipment struggled to control the blaze overnight with chaos as families sought shelter in warehouses and aid flowed from nearby towns.
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Neva Service
Newsern
N. C
Rob ice cream plant sugar theft baffles authorities
A sugar theft believed linked to bootleggers struck the Centre Street ice cream plant early today. Thieves forced the front door, broke a padlock, and escaped with three 100 pound sugar stacks, investigators report. The crime was discovered by a worker and authorities suspect automobile transport was used.
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Gallen
D.gc
Ics Cream Company
Centre Strest
Blaves
Robbery nets only an old time revolver
A late night theft at Albert Gaylor’s blacksmith shop on Apuna road net a single old revolver as the only booty. The entry was gained by forcing the lock and the crime was discovered by Mr. Gaylor this morning, with a report filed to the sheriff. The scene is described amid mixed garbled text from the page.
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Udeypa
Albert Gaylor
Apuna Road
Gaylor
Midatsut
Gaylor Fowid
Tarad
Tha ‘Grouind
Thornburg Struck by Auto on Potomac Street
R E Thornburg of East North Street was hit by an automobile while stepping from the curb on Potomac Street near North. He suffered facial and body injuries, was taken to a local hospital, and later reported improving. Witnesses say the car struck as Thornburg stepped off the curb, driver giving the name Mr Reolor.
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Potomac
Robert E. Thornburg
East North Street
J. S. Simon
Thornburg
Nori
Rey
Thomax
Reolor
South Mulberry Straat
Thornbury
British Warships Head to Dardanelles from Malta
A British submarine and three destroyers have departed from Malta, the main Mediterranean base, bound for the Dardanelles. The dispatch, filed today, notes the operation amid ongoing Balkan pressures.
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Laternaliava
Newa
Constantinople
Malta
Mediterranean
Dirdanellés
Ray Fitogrent
Assault Case Goes to Jury in Morin Trial
The Circkdy Court heard Samuel Morin charged with assault with intent to kill Johan Marmaduke on October 2. The jury began deliberations as attorney J Cleveland Grice defended Morin while other defendants faced related charges of larceny and non support with mixed verdicts and bonds set.
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Circkdy
Samuel
Tighand Ton
Johan
Marmaduke
Falinra
John P. Rohrer
OLL TRUCK HITS TELEPHONE POLE AND DAMAGES CARS
In a crash on Washington Street near Winter, an oll truck struck a telephone pole breaking it off and injuring a driver. A second vehicle, Borg, received a damaged fender as other machines avoided the impact. The wreck caused officers to respond and assess the scene.
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Oll
Whita
Washington Street
Pela & Ing
Borg
T.C. Bhenk
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