Final Drive On Settle Rail Strike Faces Key Decision
Chicago reports an all out push to end the railroad strike as union officials and railroad executives meet to confirm a Baltimore tentative agreement. Jewell arrives, served with a writ of injunction, and Rail employers weigh peace with the old union versus new shop groups.
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Rafl- Way Employees’ Department
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New Shop Employees’ Association
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Railway Employees’ Department
U. S
Davies Warfield
Association of Security Holders
Mr. Jewel
Warfield
Baseball scores from national and American leagues
National League results show Chicago and Pittsburgh led 7 to 6 over St. Louis Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia and New York 4 Boston Brooklyn not scheduled. American League scores list Chicago 7 over Cleveland 2 New York and Washington 2 Boston 2 Philadelphia 1. Detroit and St. Louis 3.
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Irish Rebels In Serious Quarrel In Kerry Fighting
Irish irregular leaders in County Kerry clash with rifles bombs and machine guns. McCellistrum opposes ambushing a food convoy to relief Killarney while Murphy disagrees. Irregulars attack a signal cabin near Dundrum Limerick Junction. national troops repel them with one killed and two wounded. Kinnegad captures and mobile columns seize prisoners in Galway Clare.
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McCellistrum
Killarney
Lumphrey Murphy
Great Southern
Dundrum
Limerick Junction
County Tipperary
Kinnegad
County Westmeath
Galway
Clare
Think Magpie Foretells Death in Scottish Dwelling
A magpie sighted near a house in Scotland is believed to portend death for a resident. The superstition centers on the bird’s ominous proximity and is reported as local lore from the area.
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Constantine Flees Athens With Family Amid Greek Turmoil
London reports King Constantine has abdicated and left Athens with Queen Sophie and other royal relatives as chaos grows after Turkish victories in Asia Minor. Three Greek divisions were annihilated near Out Chak. Kassaba fell. Smyrna proximity remains volatile. British forces fight rebels in Mesopotamia as the peace conference reshapes mandates.
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Greece
Constantine
Sophie
Athena
Athens
Asia Minor
Venizelos
Mesopotamia
Evening News
Great Britain
France
Kingdom
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Feisul
Marines Land at Smyrna Protect Americans in Asia Minor
Reports say United States Marines have been landed at Smyrna from an American warship to safeguard American lives and interests amid rising Turks and Greeks hostilities. The Greek high commissioner fled Smyrna, and refugees are being moved to Lemnos as France agrees to shield Belgians Swiss and Czechoslovaks in the region.
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Feounh
Stosrna
Lemnos
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Asia Minor
Women Make Big Political Splash in Primaries
Washington reports a high profile rise of women in politics as 12 of 24 women who ran in primaries reached first place. Aunt Alice Robertson could lead a female bloc in Congress this winter with strong support. Candidates include Mia Robertson Winifred Mason Huck in Tennessee and Luella St Clair Moss in Missouri.
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Alice’ Robertson
Congress
Alice Paul
National Womans’ Party
United States
House of Representatives
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Winifred Mason Huck
Tlineis
Luella St. Clair Moss
Missouri
St. Clair
Peter Olesen
Minnesota
Ben Hooper
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Rail Strike Situation Clears with Mediation Effort
Washington reports peace talks underway as a group of public spirited citizens mediates between shopmen and rail executives. The government remains an interested observer and awaits full union policy committee review before settlement. Injunctions and AFL support add uncertainty as talks progress.
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Atlantic City
Rail strike stalemate eyed by unions and rail executives
Officials report optimism in administration circles but railway executives deny peace talks or a conference. They claim unions demand unacceptable terms while railroads have 75 percent of miles staffed and fear losses for loyal workers. Government experts warn halt worsens equipment readiness. a week’s end may extend to six months to restore rolling stock.
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Association of Railway Executives
Plea to Drop Small Civil Suit Filed in Circuit Court
A motion to dismiss the civil suit against Governor Small over alleged irregularities during his term as state treasurer was filed in the circuit court by the governor's counsel in Springfield NL dated September 9.
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Springfield
Small
Mrs Harding Ill as Doctors Consider Operation
Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the President is seriously ill in the White House. Dr Charles E Sawyer reports complications have developed though abating somewhat. Specialists Dr Finney and Dr Mayo arriving to consult and possible surgery considered. Two nurses from naval dispensary and army surgeon general offices on duty.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Charles E. Sawyer
White House
Joel Boone
John Finhey
Baltimore
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Ruth Powderly
Naval
M. N. Hager
Surgeon General
Army
Condition of Presidents Wife Improves After Night
Official statement says the President's wife passed a comfortable night and showed better condition. No further medical details were released.
Smyrna Bombarded and Turkish Forces Near Athens
Special to The Evening Journal reports Smyrna bombarded with the Greek fleet leaving harbor while Turkish forces lie within fifteen miles of Athens. Attorney General Daugherty said Mrs. Harding had a comfortable night at the White House and remained there during the crisis.
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Washington, D. C
Daugherty
White House
Harding
Greek sect leaves Smyrna harbor as allies near occupation
The Greek sect has departed Smyrna harbor and allied forces, with American detachments, have landed from warships to protect the foreign population as the town nears possible Allied occupation.
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Smyrna
Smyrna Harbor
Smyrna Bombarded by Turkish Nationalists as Greek Airmen Reach City
Nine Greek naval airmen report their departure from Smyrna under artillery fire while Turkish nationalist guards close within fifteen miles of the city. A note found in Lieskau Germany references a German farmer Willi Bucha. An Indianapolis junior church reports 60 child members and a 30 minute service.
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Smyrna
Vane Guards
Lieskau
Geremany
Willi Bucha
Nowa
Victoria Lake
East Africa
Gerdauen
East Prussia
Indianapolis
Bayard Wins Democratic Nomination for U S Senate
Thomas F Bayard former Wilmington city solicitor and son of former secretary of state Thomas Jr Bayard won the Democratic nomination for United States senator from Delaware He is described as a wet candidate defeating a strong dry opponent.
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas Jr. Bayard
Cleveland
Bayard
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