Turkish Nationalist Leader Promises Aid as Smyrna Faces Starvation
Smyrna faces severe hunger with about 700000 people at risk as relief overseer Darien Jagidith says food must arrive by boat. Mustapha Kemal Pasha enters the city to cheers and pledges calm and front loyalty while Kemal hints the nationalist capital may shift to Konia.
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Smyrna
Smyrnn
Jagidith of
Darien
Near East
Kemal
Rota
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Cosgrave warns rebels and vows peace under treaty
William Cosgrave, president of the Dail Eireann, told parliament that armed opposition would not deter the government. He said the government seeks peace with England and will tolerate no breach of the treaty, insisting parliament must control all armed bodies and remain supreme.
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Dublin
William Cosgrave
Deii Bireann
England
Small and Sterling civil suits to go to trial
Circuit Judge Norman L. Jones denied motions to dismiss and ruled the attorney general may bring actions against Governor Small and Lieutenant Governor Sterling as former state treasurers. He ordered the suits proceed with trials and set hearings on demurrers in Carrollton, Green County, for Friday September 72.
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Springfield
Norman L. Jones
Carrollton
Small
Sterling
Jones
Carroltiton
Green County
Baseball scores brief from major leagues
National League no games played. American League results show Cleveland and Chicago tied two unknowns to St Louis and Detroit three six unknowns.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Cnsbarvan
St Louis
Detroit
Chitago
Fan
Cleveland
St. Louis
King of Greece May Visit U S as Abdication Linked
Negotiations with Washington seek permission for Constantine to flee to the United States. Princess Christopher of Greece, former Mrs Leeds, may host him on her New York estate if he abdicates or retires, amid reports of her significant wartime financial support.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
Washington
United States
Christopher
William B. Leeds
New York
Prince George
Leeds
Asia Minor
Tariff Bill in House for Quick Action
The administration tariff bill, in conference, is sent to the House with a vote expected tomorrow. It faces possible Senate delay over the dye embargo and other provisions as it aims to raise about 400 million dollars in revenue. The measure shifts to American valuation with President powers on rate adjustments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Nuilion
Harding
Germany
Austria-Hungary
United States
Provisions in tariff debate split over rates and protections
The article notes government provisions limiting presidential rate changes after declaring American valuation and allowing adjustments within a defined radius. Proponents call the tariff a landmark protective measure supporting agriculture, while opponents label it the most inequitable tariff, raising living costs. House Democrats plan focused attacks on wool sugar dye provisions and foodstuff consignments.
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Senate
Afcord
Government Sale of Wooden Fleet Ends Warship Era
Washington September 13 government sold its fleet of war built wooden ships for 750000 to George S Perry of Lent Humphrey San Francisco for 226 vessels. The sale ends government efforts to rid itself of the much criticized white elephant ships many tied up at Claremont Virginia Orange Texas Beaumont Texas. Vessels ranged 3500 to 6000 tons with nine of the Composite type. Second bidder Drave Contracting Pittsburgh bid 719000.
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Washington
Shipping Board
George S. Perry
Lent & Humphrey
San Francisco
Lasker
Claremont
Orange
Tex
Beaumont
Drave Contracting Company of
Pittsburgh
Perry
Sam Uw
Government must prove conspiracy in railway shopmen case
In a hearing on extending the injunction against striking railway shopmen, Judge Wilkerson pressed the government to substantiate its claim of a plot to interfere with interstate commerce. Attorney Richberg urged modification. the government said affidavits would serve as proof, while noting some union leaders are mentioned. The judge warned the issue must be settled before any injunction change.
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United States
Thagherty
Wilkerson
Ironald Richberg
Ckerson
Richberg
W. Crim
Supreme Court
Coronado
Patton Cotton Corner
Willful Defamation Stirs Contempt Threats in Court
Richberg accused the attorney general office of publishing a willful defamatory statement alleging violence by strikers and sympathizers. He sought contempt action against the attorney general and staff if the article is proven true. Judge Wilkerson ordered caution against loose talk and said he would read the piece later.
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Richberg
Wilkerson
Richhberg
Jadco Wilkerson
Rescue Drama as Hammonia Sinks Off Spanish Coast
Survivors aboard the British vessel Kinfunns Castle report that thirty of fifty one lost on the German liner Hammonia were women and children. Passengers describe panicked scenes as men allegedly pushed toward lifeboats while women and children stayed aboard.
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Southampton
Adjourning Plans Set by Congress Leaders
Washington plans adjournment for both houses late next week after the November election. Republican leaders say the tariff and bonus bills should be disposed of by then.
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Congress
Washington
Mounted guards take over Parson city police duties
Par sons Missouri authorities deploy mounted guards in Parsons Kansas after seizing police power to quell strike disturbances. Several railroad shop workers’ residences have been bombed as the new security measure begins.
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Parsons
Kan
Maine Voters Return Republicans in Statewide Results
Revised Maine returns show Senator Frederick Hale reelected as a Republican by 26,892 votes and Governor Baxter leading Democrat Pattangall by 28,671. Four Maine representatives also lead for Republicans, while 1920 figures set a higher governor total. In Maryland, Joseph I France secures renomination with Baltimore City among 10 of 27 units, and Bruce heads the Democratic field as Goldsborough wins renomination in the three cornered race.
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Portland
Maine
Frederick Hale
Oakley
Curtis
Pereivay P. Baxter
William R. Pattangall
Heame
Parkhurst
MclIntosh
Baxter
Pattangali
Baltimore
Mad
United States
Joseph I. France
Baltimore City
William C. Bruce
T. Alan Goldsborough
Separate Settlement Succeeds in Policy Committee Vote
The policy committee of string brotherhoods votes to settle separately, approving a separate settlement that advances internal harmony and governance. Key figures join in support as the measure passes, signaling a shift toward autonomous resolutions within the group.
15 Per Cent Return For Striking Rail Workers
The Policy Committee accepted a plan for striking railway workers to return to work under separate agreements with involved railroads. Authorities estimate about 15 percent of the 400,000 strikers may return immediately, with union representatives voting 45 to 35 in favor of the proposition. Roads including St. Paul, B&O, and North Western were among those affected.
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Eventine Journal
Chicago
St. Paul
North Western
Eleven Railway Workers Shot in Accident at Hertel Car Barns
Eleven International Railway employees were slightly wounded when a riot gun misfired in the Hertel Avenue car barns. Patrolman Kenyon was clearing a jammed shell when the load discharged into nearby motormen and conductors.
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International Railway Company At
Buffalo
The
International Railway Company
Kenyon
Hertel
U S Orders British Foundry Iron Boosts Mills
London reports orders for 300000 tons of foundry iron from Great Britain. British Scottish masters, whose stocks were cleared, prepare to restart furnaces amid demand linked to labor disputes in the United States and Canada. Mrs. W. F. Sweet visited Wygan for the day.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Cannada
Polish Ex-Premier Dr Moraczewski Tours U S
Dr Jedrze Moraczewski former Polish prime minister tours the United States addressing Americans of Polish ancestry during a nationwide speaking circuit. He emphasizes heritage and political history while meeting local community leaders and Polish American groups.
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Jedrze Moraczewski
Poland
United States
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Cosgrave
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