Riots in Syria and Greek Push at Bulgarian Frontier
The report from Sofia and Athens describes Greek troops occupying Bulgarian territory despite League of Nations warnings. Bulgarian officials report village bombardments, Greek-claimed attacks near Temna and tabular clashes as tensions rise along the border. An American debt funding accord is also noted, along with a local college gym class dilemma in Prota.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
League of Nations Council
Greece
Botta Ofciiy
Athens
Rames
Crookorg
Saloniki
Tabarian
League Council
Saloon to reopen as gospel mission in Chicago
The former saloon in Mission Chicago will be opened as a low gospel mission after forty years as a wet spot. The site at Oct. 28 marks a shift from prohibition era trouble to community service.
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Mission Chicago
Aslow Gospel Mission
British alarm over actions in Paris and Syria caper
Paris reports a high level of concern in Britain over ministerial strife. France asks 15,007 marent troops to reinforce Syria amid dissatisfaction with General Sarrail. London criticism grows as casualties from last week’s insurrection are highlighted and tension rises over Garr Sallrail’s conduct.
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Paris
Danmergue
M. Valnileve
Aemb
Havaey
Syria
France
Sarai Hai Nicole
Britain
London
Pye Telish Press
Laneseus
Garena Sarrail
Anon
Bishop Given Abig Ovation Upon Return
Bishop John Gardiner Murray was received by a large crowd upon returning home from New Orleans where he led the Renewal convention. He and Mrs Murray were greeted at Emmanuel Church with a Deum service and a reception at the parish house. German coal ships head toward the United States to aid wartime needs.
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Baltimore
Qet
John Gardiner Murray
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Uecharel Tn
New Orleans
Murray
Los Emmanuel Church
Naridh House
Priest Invents Microfibroscope To Measure Personalities
New York reports Father C. M. De Heredia a Jesuit priest unveils a device called microfibroscope said to read personality by a pendulum and brain signals. Exhibited at Saint Francis Xavier's College, the instrument claims to detect disease indicators and distinguish physical from psychic phenomena, though critics doubt reliable diagnosis use.
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New York
C. M. de Heredia
Stextean
Father de Heredia
SL. Francis Xavier's College
Father de Teradia
Father de Hereda
Hold Husband of Girl Wife Without Bail
Magistrate J Scott Bower and HL Downs faced a charge of carnal knowledge of his girl wife after a harrowing hearing. The 14 year old Grace Downs testified that she bore his child who was buried in the yard, and the baby was born dead. The child wife was placed in his grandfather’s custody following the trial.
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Downs
Child Horn
J. Scott Bower
HL. Downs
Grace Downs
Sho
Faller
Unth
Fear salesman drowned in Chesapeake Bay area investigation
Salisbury Maryland report states a seven foot long overturned auto truck was found at Nan- Heake Point with a discarded coat and hat nearby. The driver Gaumnel C. White, a traveling salesman for a furniture company, vanished after leaving Monday with a delivery to Nanticoke Point. The body had not been recovered and authorities pursued theories of accidental death or suicide while tracking his movements. Also noted is a Dublin claim that an Irish professor described Irish as descended from Eskimos in a Berlin lecture.
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Salisbury
Nan- Heake Point
Gaumnel C. White
Harp
Sheritt
Murray Phillips
White Lad
White
Nanticoke Point
American Wins British Race at New Market
In New Market England on October 28 Masked Marvel trained by McKinthey and owned by American A K Macomber carried 1004 pounds with extras to winCaambridgeshire stake and beat her rivals. In New York on October 28 a Bronx housewife won $1000 against her landlord over a culinary injury claim.
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New Market
England
McKintey
Maskara
A. K. Macomber
Caambridgeshire
New York
Karlos
Bronx
Old stamp springs price New York buyers seek 1861 issue
In New York on October 28 a thirty cent 1861 American stamp fetched about $3090 at market. The rare item attracted collectors, reflecting steady demand for classic U S postal issues and auction activity.
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Srings
New York
Youth Shot by Purity Squad Member in Richmond
In Richmond on October 28, 1920, a youth named Tate was shot and killed by Policeman J C Addahy, a member of the police purity squad. The officer faced a warner hearing and was released on $500 cash bail. Two mobile companions of Tate were arrested after a chase. shots were fired, striking Tate in the head. Police found 31 gallons of whiskey in the car. Driver R J Lane and a third man J M Swann were charged with transportation.
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Tichmond
Tale
J. CG
Addahy
Warrner
Naval
Tate
PowlIeo
R. J. Lane
J. M. Swann
Man who drove car of death identified
The hit and run driver and a local girl passenger are identified within 24 hours as authorities pursue the case. A warrant for arrest has been issued for the driver, who does not live locally, after Miss Kite Lont died from injuries two weeks after being struck near Baltimore and Potomac Street while en route to church.
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Wil
Bower
Mik Lou
Ginsehine
Baltimore
Potomac St
Focal Hospital
Wife of Wealthy New Yorker Denies Negro Ancestry
A New York society case unfolds as Mrs. Alice Rhine defends against an annulment suit by claiming no fraud in her marriage to Leonard Rhinelander. The hearing notes doubts about lineage with birth certificates suggesting mixed ancestry. The Rhinelanders pursue legal fees and affidavits amid a high society scandal.
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White Plains
Alice Beatrice Jones Rhine. Jander
Leonard Kip Sthineland
New York
Sha
Rhinilinder
Stinnes Son Goes to United States Amid Family Feud
German industrialist’s son departs for the United States amid continued family quarrels over the fortune. Friends describe the move as a firm break from the disputes, with Stinnes family members and associates noting a new path abroad.
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Stinnes
U.S
Gertian Mndustrialist
Snowbound Midwest Faces Record Cold and Snow Drifts
Winter storm blankets the West and Midwest, with up to 20 inches of snow reported in several states. Temperatures plunge to near zero or below in Nebraska and surrounding regions, forcing schools to close and prompting farmers to move livestock and protect harvested crops valued at about 590 thousand dollars. Officials warn of continued frigid conditions as winds shift and the storm moves eastward toward the Great Lakes.
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Colon
Tun Vt
Rocky Manta Yeti
Ares
Blind girl love thief husband wife divorce charge
A hysterical wife testifies in Chicago on a divorce case alleging her husband abandoned her for a blind girl. The wife, Mrs Hunt, weeps as two children corroborate the charges of cruelty and infidelity. The court weighs the husband’s alleged desire for care and remarriage.
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Chipago
Tove Thirt
Ann Elintsgainer Willkon LL Hon
Painleve Asked To Form Government In Paris Cabinet
Paris news reports President Dow mergue tolay summoned Premier Tuhrove to form a new cabinet in succession to the one that resigned yesterday. In another dispatch from Frederickton hunters claimed a huge moose during the hunting season, antlers spanning 64 inches.
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Paris
Dowmergue Tolay
Tuhrove
Sk Bla
Frederickton
Roundup of Chickens Thefts Involving State Officers
A state and county operation targets a chicken theft gang led by Frank Fiuntahwery of Dagny. Over one hundred chickens were stolen from Samuel Hykes in Shady Cat, with birds found at a dealer in Waynestor. Arrests followed in Chan dersburg after linking a suspect to religious sect, dealer, and subsequent raids.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginie
Vwuiow
Frank Fiuntahwery
Dagny
Mandy
Samuel Hykes
Odin
Iaagh
Seithin
Pennsy Leia
Ind
Untebergy
Chandersburg
Flain
Huntabercy
Apy
Skate Palive
Toy Han
Hero Honored in Argentina at New Monument
A reworded tribute marks Josefo San Martha, described as a revolutionary hero of Argentina, with a ceremonial equestrian statue presented to honor him. The event is framed as a gift to the American people by Argentina, noting the significance of the figure to South American nations.
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Wallington
Qet
Josefo San Martha
Argentina
New Henord
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