27 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes discuss The Times edit on the Near East and a late morning insertion about American Turkish issues. Mentions Sirwonh and credit lines in a garbled context.
A Sept 27 AP report describes Turkish nationalists moving toward Kumesi and nearby zones, while British forces seek a peaceful end to clashes. A radio order to suspend attack prompts a white flag envoy to warn the nationalist commander that firing will resume if orders fail. The scene shifts to Greek and Turkish forces, with refugees and strategic naval concentrations noted as tensions rise toward a potential final eviction date.
Fragmentary AP copy reports police and residents scouring Hope Cemetery near Saint Ouix for Celestine Schneider believed abducted. Details are unclear due to damaged text. authorities pursue possible clues and seek assistance.
Report notes San Franciscans and Californians suffered heavy losses as the German mark collapsed amid the fall of the currency. The piece cites large figures as residents faced steep devaluations and financial strain.
News from Constantinople reports Turkish nationalist forces pressing toward Thrace while demanding straits be used to move troops. Cavalry units advance toward Karabuga as Chanak remains within range of artillery. Pope Pius telegraphs Kemal Pasha urging measures to prevent further conflict.
London dispatch reports Mustapha Kemal Pasha answering General Hariri and evading the withdrawal demand. He denies having authority for a neutral zone, condemns British actions against ships and installations, and says the allies’ measures lack consensus with the incidents.
Paris reports Greece sends note to the Great Powers demanding immediate ceasefire and diplomatic action as the Thrace crisis intensifies.
Faithful bull mastiff perished beside John Bracken as fire trapped them in the Long Island Waste Co plant in Long Island City. Flames and smoke enveloped the scene with the dog found head on the master's chest.
A garbled royal rumor claims Princess Aanasthile ages planned for King Constantine to relocate to America if he abdicates. Mrs. William Leeds would become queen as part of the succession scenario amid discussions of a throne change and former crown dynamics.
AP reports that Ford reportedly forgot a $2 deposit triggering an across border tax inquiry. Windsor authorities investigated the missing funds and Ontario law on municipal income tax interest. The dispute centers on Ford owing about $5,400 for three years under the tax regime in question.
The readable OCR fragment references district politics and a three hour timeframe. Names and places are unclear but imply a local election or political action. No clear outcomes or affiliations are confirmed in the legible text.
Mr. Root argued that labor and employers both deserve protection while preventing coercion of the public by strikes that disrupt essential services. He urged a legal framework to distinguish coercive strikes from workers liberty to refuse work, citing national interest and public welfare.
Fragmentary copy appears to reference Abdicated King Constantine of Greece and Turkish tensions in Ohio. The garbled text prevents clear details on date, location, or events beyond these named entities.
London dispatch says Loge joins the revolutionary movement as King Constantine is said to have abdicated. Reports claim the capital remains under pressure with a cabinet reply received late last night and the movement led by a colored officer, while Turkish and other national lists appear in an allied order.
Disputed accounts suggest Vice Admiral Long planned to direct relief efforts in the Near East, but Washington aides say policy remains unchanged. Rear Admiral Bristol notes no shift in naval stance as tensions rise over Turkey and the Axis.
Dr Albert Avrume of California declined to perform a paternity test for John T Tiernan Notre Dame law professor, saying tests would occur only via court procedure. Tiernan and Harry Poulins attended a conference to discuss the case and brought the baby for potential private testing, but the doctor would not proceed without court involvement.
Ray Lloyd a penitentiary trusty helped train bloodhounds. The hounds caught Lloyd five miles from the prison. He mounted a horse and rode away toward the warden’s property, remaining at large early today. Lloyd had five year sentence for perjury and larceny.
Dan Healy known as Smilin' Dan died in Chicago at age after a long career as a dining car steward on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul. He retired years ago but rode the Chicago to Milwaukee route nightly until two months ago when illness struck. The obituary notes his influence and wit as a statesman in international affairs.
Washington reports Secretary of War Denby ordered two divisions of twelve destroyers to proceed from Norfolk to Constantinople with extra supplies. Rear Admiral Mark Bristol asks protection for American interests and to safeguard supply routes. ships to act as needed in distribution and use to be determined by Bristol.
Richmond Virginia September 27. Bald in arene and com Inc a hardware and building supply dealer has gone into involuntary bankruptcy. The petition alleges liabilities of 13 234 with assets unclear.
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