Ford Plant Reopens After Coal Supply Restored
Thousands of workers return as Ford restarts production after Inter Sta trade Commission orders lifted. Henry Ford confirms coal shipments resumed to Detroit, enabling River Rouge coke ovens cooling avoided. Plant at Highland Park partly reopened with 25 000 car orders and 5100 daily output prior to shutdown.
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Mich
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Edsel Ford
Napoleon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford Company
Kedeet Ford
OG Liebeld
Henry Ford
Detroit
Fock
Liebald
Highland Park
River Rouge
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Toledo
Trenton
Ford
DOD
Becan
Silent Reputations By Quiet Men
A magazine writer argues that most great men stay silent, suggesting silence may shape their public reputations beyond bold public acts. The note cites Baxchange as a gateway to this reflection.
Missing body from Kennedy mine tragedy
In Jackson California on September 22 authorities confirmed 46 bodies from the Argonaut mine disaster lie in a temporary Kennedy morgue. One miner, William Fessel, author of the death note, is missing possibly buried under debris or moved to another level.
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Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
William Fessel
Fessel
Senate Votes 200000 for Smyrna Relief
Washington notes the senate approved a 200000 appropriation for relief of Americans in Smyrna as urged by President Harding. The amount was included in a deficiency bill and must still pass the house.
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Washington
Buoyrna
Harding
Senate
House
Blast Furnace Reopens At Byers Plant After Suspension
In Girard Ohio the A M Byers company's blast furnace restarted after a three months shutdown. Of the 47 furnaces in the district 24 are now in operation marking renewed activity in the regional steel area.
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Youngstown
A. M. Byers Company
Girard, O
National Fire Prevention Day Proclaimed by President Harding
Washington Sept 22 President Harding proclaimed Monday October 9 as National Fire Prevention Day citing dire fire waste figures in the United States and urging officials and citizens to observance. He urges schools industries and communities to emphasize precautionary measures to prevent fires and conserve resources.
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Washindon
Harding
United States
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Threat From It Britain Warns Turks Over Straits
Constantinople reports Gen. Sir Charles Harrington warned Turkish nationalists not to violate allied zones along the straits. The ultimatum threats link to Paris decisions and possible London orders as Kemalists mass forces at Semid and Chanak. Italy warns Balkans to maintain status quo and weigh military action if needed.
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Constantinople
Sir Charles Harrington
Charles
Harrington
London
Contlict
Semid
Chanak
Italy
Balkans
Rome
Roumania
Bulgaria
Abdication Not Decreed by AWBFera Government
Reports indicate the AWBFera government has not decreed the sultan's abdication. French and Italian detachments with flags were drawn from neutral zones of Tamia or the Tara nelles by orders of their governments.
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Awbfera
Tamia
Taranelles
Thompson Urges State Power To Seize Mines
Mayor William Hale Thompson called a special city meeting urging the legislature to empower the governor to seize coal properties during price crises. He warned of an alleged conspiracy between coal operators and retailers to raise costs and claimed relief could come before winter if seized. Alderman Lyle accused the Chicago Coal Merchants’ Association of price fixing, citing its 500 members and daily price reports.
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Citta
Scot
Tina
William Hale Thompeon
Lyle
Chicago Coal Merchants’ Association
Bcal
Heach
Tear Lo
Tale
New Tariff Measure Signed By Harding in 1922 Act
President Harding signed the fortify bill of 1922 making the new rate effective at midnight. Treasury instructed collectors to enforce provisions until new regulations are issued. Officials expect millions in revenue from duties on goods in transit to ports of entry. Chairman Marvin warns the commission’s forces must be tripled to perform duties.
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Washington
Harding
Gillett
Louse and Star Cannings
Rep
Iowa
Senate
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Chatran Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hin
Fortney
Treasury
Bend
Marvin
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Nature asserts itself as youth rises to success
The text portrays an inward drive that fuels achievement, claiming success is born from an eternal urge beyond external obstacles. It suggests that innate nature makes capable youths rise, while neighbors observe the transformation as if fate itself guides them.
Capper Tincher Bill Regulating Futures Trading Signed
President Harding signed the Capper Tincher bill regulating trading in futures on grain markets. The act becomes effective November 1 and follows the 1921 net, based on Congress power to regulate interstate commerce. Drain exchanges listed include Chicago Minneapolis Duluth Kansas City St Louis Toledo Milwaukee San Francisco Los Angeles and Baltimore.
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Harding
Congress O& A
Supreme Court
Congress
Chiceago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Kansas City
St. Louis
Toledo
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Tae Angeles
Baltimore
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Baseball results show National League games with Cincinnati 4 2 over Philadelphia 1 1 and other outcomes including Chicago lost 2 5 to Boston 2 5 and Pittsburgh 6 over New York 1. American League games include New York 9 over Detroit and Philadelphia 6 over Chicago 1 with Cleveland 5 over Boston and Washington 6 over St. Louis 7.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Pittisburgh
Loui Éésuesewis
Pogaew
American Sage
eBbessseesey
Howia
Roston
Rally Day at First United Presbyterian Church
Rally Day combines Sabbath school and morning service at 10 15 in the auditorium with an audience expected. Program includes organ preludes, school songs, recitations, character studies and discussions on biblical sources of national strength. Washington dispatch notes U S not sending observers to Near East. relief efforts focus on Smyrna refugees. rest of program features organ and vocal pieces.
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The
First United Presbyterian Church
C. A. Boice
Daniel
Hugh McCleery
J. C. Boice
Joe McElhinney
J. M_ Lytle
Home Department
R. J. Davidson
Christian
J. M. Godfrey
Nehemiah
MccCreedy
Howard Crozier
Coeteas
Dave McLaughlin
Ezra’s
Col
D. J. Palmer
Enn Mersseuen Ross Coulter
Hay
Nettie McLaughlin
Nellie Tripp
W. M. Matthew
Capulets Garden
Piiece Vatiree
Washington
United States
Peyton G. March
Near East
State Department
William Phillips
White House
Smyrna
Mark Bristol
Hoover
American Relief Administration
Mediterranean
Bristol
Painting Old Walls For Better Paint Adherence
Old walls in kitchens often bear a thin layer of grease and smoke that reduces paint adhesion. Wash thoroughly with soap and water, add a little ammonia if desired, then rinse with clean water before repainting.
Bonus bill proposed in Senate for World War veterans
Senator Bursum of New Mexico introduces a new soldier bonus plan in the Senate. It would place World War veterans on parity with civilian government workers who received 240 a year during the war and ongoing, and it provides refunds of deducted war risk insurance and allotments to dependents.
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Washington
Bursum
New Mexico
Proclaimed Wit Sparks Backlash Over Ring Definition
Old Dr. Johnson’s joking definition of a wedding ring as a tool to subjugate women sparked a flood of abuse for the presumption. The remark described rings as “a circular instrument placed upon the noses of hogs and the fingers of women.”
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Johnson
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