Greeks Repel Fresh Turkish Offensive Near Eskihehr
Athens reports Greek forces repulsed renewed Turkish assaults with heavy enemy casualties exceeding ten thousand. Greeks withdrew in order while destroying communications as Eskihehr remains evacuated and Christian persecutions continue in evacuated districts. The southern Greek position near Alashehr, about 80 miles east of Smyrna, is described as secure.
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Geebers
Paris
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
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Sea of
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Turkish and Greek Forces Near Smyrna Threaten Standstill
Turks press advance toward Smyrna while Greek reinforcements rush to the front. General Tricoupis reportedly morale boosts the defense and a morale breakthrough may stall the drive. A southern army corps has reportedly joined up with allied units.
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Tricoupis
Thcoupis
Threat to Constantinople from Kemalist Army
An AP report from Nonstantople dated August 23 describes a rising Turkish force under Mustapha Kemal, about to march on Constantinople to claim historic lands in the name of Islam. British, French, and Italian troops in the city total about 5 000 to 6 000, poised to deter any Kemalist move.
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Mustapha Kemal
ChatRlacha Oe
Refugees Gather as Allied Forces Prepare to Intervene
By Sept 6 AP reports estimate 150000 refugees of many nationalities in city with American relief urging aid. Allied consuls seek Anglo French police to maintain order as troops may land tomorrow. Local committee enrolls volunteers to replace evacuating Greek army amid mass enrollments.
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American Relief Committee
Irregulars Defeated After Two-Hour Skirmish
At the Cork Limerick border near Mitchels Towns the irregular leader Buntel fnock and adjutant were killed in a clash lasting two hours. Commandant General Hannigan's forces defeated the irregulars, inflicting many casualties and capturing arms. Waterford and nearby towns saw intensified activity. two women were among the dead.
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Hannigan
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Ogden Youth Accidentally Kills Brother While Hunting
In Ogden Utah on Tuesday Junius Shupe 13 accidentally pulled the trigger of a shotgun killing his brother Rav al 11 during a hunting outing with his older brother Har Ye and father Boyd Shupe of Grantsville. The incident sparked concern over the excitement of bagging wild chickens during the hunt in the hills near Ogden.
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Mother Claims Divorce Report Has No Foundation
Mrs. Beatrice Stone Mack wife of Willard Mack will join him in San Francisco and appear with him this week according to her mother Mrs. Ida Finkel. She said the journey to Los Angeles was to spend a few days and that reports of separation or divorce were unfounded.
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Beatrice Stone Mack
Willard Mack
San Francisco
Ida Finkel
NEITHER SIDE PRESENTS PLAN TO SETTLE STRIKE
Chicago reports say railroad shopmen and executives deny any new move to end the strike. Officials cite missing leaders and rumor control as federal injunctions loom. No confirmed talks or peace plans are underway amid scattered strike activity nationwide.
Railroad shopmen strike stirs union leadership in Chicago
Chicago reports say officials at the American Federation of Labor rail way em ployes department prepared for a policy committee meeting to discuss peace moves in the strike. John Scott suggested a possible eastward meeting while Hene Megell and J ew ell remained unconfirmed, with government agentsInvestigating Sewell.
Coolidge Says Government Emerging From Low Mood at Minnesota Fair
President Calvin Coolidge told the Minnesota state fair that government policy has reduced costs and spurred prosperity. He praised agriculture's role in national life and urged market opportunity, saying farmers will thrive with opportunity and American enterprise. He noted the government is emerging slowly but surely with economic vigor.
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Hamline
Minn
Calvin Coolidge
Minnesota
United States
Coolidge
Three Die in Austin County Political Feud Shootout
A major street gun fight in Austin County Texas leaves Fritz Schaffner, his son Robert, and Luther Bell dead. One man was fatally shot another badly stabbed and a third wounded as a family political feud erupts into Texas’ deadliest pistol battle in years.
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Fritz Schaffner
Robert
Luther Bell
Copper Miners Gas Emergency Near Bingham Utah
Ten men at the Arthur mill of Utah Copper in Bingham entered a tunnel to clear debris from a recent cloudburst when gas fumes overwhelmed them. Rescuers found them unconscious. five were hospitalized in Salt Lake City and are recovering. Officials blame ore used in flotation for the toxic fumes.
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Arthur
Utah Copper Company
Bingham
Utah
Salt Lake Hospital
Utah License Inspector Accused of Driving Without Numbers
Robert M. Roberts a state automobile license inspector is charged by County Attorney David Wilson with two violations of the motor vehicle law. The complaints allege driving August 31 without numbers and today with improper numbers. The case will be assigned to North Ogden to avoid embarrassment to the defendant's father Judge David R. Roberts of Ogden City Court.
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Robert M. Roberts
David Wilson
Peterson
Roberts
North Ogden
David R. Roberts
Ogden
Primary results nominate Goodnow for governor in New Hampshire
Manchester, N H September 6 AP W H Goodnow of Pheere was nominated for governor by the cann of yesterday's primary Major Fred H Brown of Somersworth won Democratic gubernatorial honors.
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W. H. Goodnow
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Union leadership hints at limited scope of eastward movement
Representatives at union headquarters say the movement toward the east includes only half of the six striking shop crafts. Mr Scott indicated that no meeting of the union committee had been called.
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Anll Walian
Death Claim Against Turks
J Herbert Knapp of Los Angeles seeks $100,000 in reparations for the death of his brother George P Knapp seven years ago in Armenia. Knapp, a civil engineer, died during a typhus diagnosis the family disputes. He traveled to Armenia to investigate during a boundary dispute, returning to the United States weeks ago as discussions with the state department continued.
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George P. Knapn
Armenia
Washin
Knapp
J. Herbert
Hen Knapp
America
State Department
Washington
Montana Vote Totals Reported Amid Distrustful Returns
A Montana district contest between Beet and J. MN Lingame lingers with few official returns. Evas and Vain pass board reportedly received only 17 of 64 returns, while state law empowers county messengers to carry results, with a September 18 deadline looming.
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Tana
Beot Ad J. MN
Lingame
Evans
Vain
Wishee
Texas Democrats in Convention Nominate Platform
Democrats meet in San Antonio to nominate a party platform while debating priorities and unity. Delegates discuss a rights stance and positions on key state issues as the convention continues.
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Wera
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Efforts for Separate Rail Strike Settlements Reported
Chicago reports say Daniel Willard and executives pushed for separate settlements in the rail shop crafts strike. Fifty roads were mentioned with aims to preserve old jobs and rights while negotiations linger amid rumors and limited official confirmation.
Strike Conference In Baltimore Hints Halt Plan
John Scott of the Railway Emergency Department said seven representatives of the striking Federated Shop Crafts are in Baltimore for a secret conference with railroad executives on a proposal to end the strike. He hinted a plan exists but did not detail it. If the meeting succeeds, a policy committee of ninety union reps would convene in Chicago.
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Willa
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Train Service Brotherhoods
E. Byram
Chisais
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Nee
John Scott
Railway Empire Department
Americaneperation of Labor
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Association of Railway Executives
Baltimore officials distance themselves from strike settlement
Baltimore officials near Daniel Willard and Charles W. Galloway said they knew nothing of any plan to settle the strike. Galloway was said to be in the west and Willard at the office but unavailable for comment. A Chicago dispatch noted no nationwide settlement was planned.
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Chicago Dispatch
Republicans Gather for New Mexico State Convention
Albuquerque N M September 6 Republicans of New Mexico meet for the state convention to name a complete ticket and candidates for Congress.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
German Ambassador Returns to Post After Brief Trip
The German ambassador Dr Otto Wiedfeldt returned to his post in Washington today following a short business trip to Germany.
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Otto Wiedfelt
Germany
Johnson Sold to New York Giants Pitch Staff
Fred ed Johnson a right handed pitcher from San Antonio Texas league staff has been sold to the New York Nationals according to an announcement. He reports to the Giants next Friday.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fred Ed Johnson
Doolittle Completes Atlantic to Pacific Air Dash
Lieutenant James H. Doolittle returns to Jacksonville after completing a record Atlantic to Pacific flight in a swift air dash. The Army airman, praised for his calm and boyish grin, began preparations for his next mission at Dayton and Rhode, reporting for assignments at a field.
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Atlantic
Pacific
James H. Doolittle
Soe Tate
Acksonville
Florida
le Hee
Dayton
Pune
Liberty
McAdoo urges bipartisan voters in Idaho on tariff rail fixes
William G. McAdoo told Rigby Idahoans that independent voters should swing between parties to push best solutions. He urged international cooperation, a scientific tariff, and prompt transportation reform, criticizing the Esch Cummins law as throttling prosperity and hindering recovery. He planned a Snake River raft trip with Idaho leaders.
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Sept
William G. McAdoo
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California Spuds Need a Doctor
Eugene H. Grubb of the California-Delta Potato Growers Association urged President Harding to send two Department of Agriculture specialists to California to study diseases harming the potato crop. He said the president agreed to explore possible federal aid.
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California
Eugene H. Grubb
California-Delta, Potato Growers Association
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Harding
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Bank Ordered Closed
The Farmers State Bank of Benedict in York county was ordered closed by the state department of trade and commerce after the arrest of Floyd B.R. Ward, vice president and general manager. State Bank Examiner J. M. Riley said the loss may reach $50,000.
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State Department of Trade and Commerce
Floyd BR. Ward
State Bank
J. M. Riley
Rescue Efforts Continue For 46 Miners Trapped In Kennedy Drift
Jackson California AP reports rescue crews faced a rising flood of rock and timbers as they work through the 3600 to 3900 foot levels of the Argonaut and Kennedy mines seeking 46 trapped miners. Sounding blasts and hope persist amid delays and mounting debris.
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Cal
We Ogain
Etzrle
Elf
Bey Ha Os
Kennedy
New Male Train on Montana Line Sparks Debate
Missoula Montana September 6 a new train named the Bachelor's Seat is to run exclusively for men. Officials say the service will carry a large amount of freight requiring heavy switching making the men only policy safer. The bit ter Reet valley rumor describes the unusual setup as the only male train in the United States though details remain unclear.
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Reet Valley
Rives
United States
Hart Couple Welcome Son Named William
Mr and Mrs Hart announced the birth of a son at Santa, near Los Angeles, on September 6. The infant was named William, with Hart described as the child's father and the family living at their home nearby.
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Rae
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