Peace in Thrace Dominates Kemalist and British Positions
Report from Constanti nople notes entrenched lines at Chanak and Semid with no offensive plans by Turkish or British forces. Kemalists seek Eastern Thrace while Greek reorganizations proceed. British evacuations planned for Constantinople families as tensions rise amid Paris talks.
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Formiab'e
Chanak
Itemid
Thrace
Mgeh
Chapak
Semid
Noel Disorier
Kemal
Straits
Sea of Alormveara
Constantiople
Eivil
Admiral Brooke
Asia
Sea of
Marmera
Europe
Anatolia
Constantinople
England
Krenkeni
Kum Kale
Paris
Shuttleworth
Mesopotamia
Miss Grace Lindley Reappointed Leader in Church Auxiliary
Miss Grace Lindley of New York was re elected at the national convention in Portland Oregon after three years as executive secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Protestant Episcopal Church of America. Her long service and leadership guided the auxiliary through its social service work and with no president her office is the highest in the organization.
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Grace Lindley
New York
Woman's Auxiliary
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Portland
Ore
Miss Lindley
National League and American League Scores Summary
Baseball scores show Pittsburgh 2 Brooklyn 1 and Brooklyn 4 New York 2 in National League action. American League results list New York 6 over Cleveland 3. Detroit 7 over Washington 6. Chicago 4 over Philadelphia 4. St Louis 7 over ?. Beston 2.
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Pittshburch
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Beston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ational League
Pet New Yyork
Neon Eeeeeeerns
Millsburgh Oraee Auseavereeseeys
Capeaguscesse
Siki Defeats Carpentier To Claim European Light Heavy Title
In Paris Georges Carpentier is knocked senseless by Battling Siki in six rounds. Siki triumphs after a disputed finish with the referee overruled, prompting crowd unrest and claims of a rematch by Carpentier allies fearing inadequate training.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Siki
Ciampeon
Europe
Carpentier
Sikit
Descamps
Eight Army Air Deaths In July 25 Thirteen Killed In Maneuvers
Six army men die when a Martin bomber crashes at Mineola Long Island after a bombing mission during war games witnessed by over twenty five thousand spectators. The crew includes First Lieut Raymond F. Davis and five others from Mitchell Field. Another disaster at Baltimore’s Lowen field kills two US Marine Corps lieutenants Patton and Hansen as ten thousand watchers look on.
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New York
Mineola
L. L
Raymond FE. Davis
Langley Field
Thermas Benfield
Chiccago
Mitchell Field
David HH. Stivins
Mitchel Field
Clowes
Bdward Kane
Davis
Red” Army
Blue” Army
Mitchelfield
Hempstead
Baltimore
Patton
Pasadena
Cal
Hansen
Church Ferry
N. 10
United States Marine Corps
Quantico
Lowen Field
Wisdom and Shame Theme from Solomon Proverb
A brief reflection contrasts pride and humility citing Solomon. It notes shame exposing vanity and wisdom arising from the meek, illustrating moral instruction in antiquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Coop Family Reunion Celebrates General Coop Ancestry
Fairfield Iowa residents recall General W. G. Coop born 1805 in Virginia as 175 relatives gather at Chautauqua Park for the third annual Coop family reunion. A cake baked in his memory marks the occasion and discussions cover his roles as militia major general, sheriff, legislator, and Fairfield founder.
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Fairfield
Coop
Satuday
Chautauqua Park
Pertha Ace
Jefferson County
Green County
Mecoupin County
Itil
Green Bay
Illinois Militia
G. B.ferrell
Wyman
Fairfield Ledger- Journal
John Belville
Washington
G. B. Ferrell
Wyatagy
Belville
Rally Day At First United Presbyterian Church
Rally Day at First United Presbyterian marked by combined school and service with unusually large attendance. Representatives from various classes presented a program and Rev. Reade McCrory closed the service with a sermon.
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First Church
First United Presbyterian Congregation
Reade McCrory
Rope Knot Exhibit Wins State Fair Prize
Prof. Harold Montgomery supervised a high school agriculture rope work exhibit at the state fair. The educational display, featuring rope knots and splices by students, won first place and earned a $2.50 prize. The judges praised the workmanship as exceptionally good.
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Harold Montgomery
Leota Welliver Returns Home From Haskins Visit
Leota Welliver, who had been visiting at Haskins and Washington, returned to her Muscatine home last evening.
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Leota Welliver
Haskins
Washington
Muscatine
Indictments in West Marion assault murder case Shock county leaders
Williamson County grand jury returns six murder indictments and thirteen for assault to murder naming Hack Willis of Herrin and Will Davis of the Herrin district union among those charged. Town Clerk Enos Yates and others indicted for murder or assault to murder with a broad tally of 44 murder indictments and 58 for conspiracy to murder. Indicted men on bonds to be arraigned in Circuit Court with first trials set for mid October.
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Marion
Willemeen County
DP. T. Hartwell
Hack Wills
Herrin
Mhiiness Mine Workers’ Union
Will Davis
Willis
Cleveland
Am Reress
Pourder
Enos Yates
West Marion Township
Miner
James Taylor
Alex Ray
Charles Thomas
A. L. Stivers
Carterville
David Williams
Ed Williams
Rollo Cravens
O. Price
Lew Corbin
Charles Hamock
Gerald Bernard
Moody Fox
McKinley Beasley
Herebrt
Stokes
Cline
E. Hoefner
Dar Rapids
Grand Jury
Lua
Locals Attend Des Moines Encampment and Trips
Mrs Amil Daub and Mrs A Beenblossom travel to Des Moines for the Old Soldiers Encampment. Mr and Mrs J E Harvey also depart for the event. Miss Phianna Sutton returns to Des Moines from a home visit. Agnes Wasson visits Yar mouth grandmother Mrs Kolkman for the day.
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Agnes Wasson
Yarmouth
Mrs. Kolkman
Conspiracy Allegations Tangle Southern Illinois Coal Strike
A tainted report links Southern Illinois Coal Company employees to a conspiracy rooted in mine union officials. It claims Willis secured funds for guns and ammunition before a mine march, cites a telegram from John L. Lewis to Senator William Sneed labeling workers as outlaw strikebreakers, and notes a grand jury focusing on stock and equities rather than overturning the miner union conflict.
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Ilinois
Willis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
William Sneed
Lewis
Sneed
Herrin
Grand Jury
JL Lester
Plenty of meat in Europe
Washington reports the live stock situation in Europe shows cattle herds in Great Britain France Italy and Poland nearing normal levels. Beef and pork famine is not anticipated as Spanish sheep and goat herds rise and overall numbers grow.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Commerce
Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Poland
Harding refuses to delay extra session afterSept
Washington reports that efforts to persuade President Harding to cancel an extra session on November 15 have failed. The president deems ship subsidy legislation essential and will not offer grounds for backing off despite pressure against convening the session.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Clergymen Live Long Among United Faith Leaders
Statistics show more than 40 percent of clergy reach the seventies, highlighting longevity among religious leaders.
Marriage of Miss Dorothy Donaldson and Durward Adiran Tennett
Society notes announce the marriage of Miss Dorothy Donaldson of Kansas City to Durward Adrian Tennett on Saturday September 25 1922. Aunt Susie Edgington Washington attended the wedding. Mr and Mrs WA Wilson hosted a twelve o clock dinner for 47 guests in honor of the newlyweds and Jean of DeAlbernia. A Methodist church class party at Mrs Golia Miller’s farm featured a noon chicken dinner and farm activities with town girls.
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Dorothy Donaldson
Richard Donaldson
Kansas City
Durward Adrian Tennett
Susie Edgington Washington
Mra
WA Wilson
Mre
Web
Ant Wes Koen
Jean
DeAlbernia
Wii
Miller
Charlie Brown
Hays Sets Strong pace in Camp Perry rifle trials
Sergeant Howard Hays posted top finishes across four days at Camp Perry. He led the Members match among Iowa shooters on Sept 12, placed sixth in the NRA match on Sept 13, took second in the Marine Corps match on Sept 14 and 15, then won the Iowa team title in the President's match with 173 points.
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Hays
Howard Hays
Camp Perry
P. J. Crail
Iowa
National Rifle Association
Marine Corps
Livingston Family Attends Old Soldiers Camp
Mr and Mrs R L Livingston and their two daughters Helen and Mabel traveled to Des Moines this morning to attend the Old Soldiers Encampment event.
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R. L. Livingston
Helen
Mabel
Des Moines
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Inisvers
Smyrna
GEO. Carpentier
Negro
Ring
Lowan Field
Long Island
See You
Ldo
Williamson County
Special Farmer Grand Jury
West Marion
Amil Daub
J. E. Harvey
Phianna Sutton
Charles Custer
Charles Long
Helen Cherryholmes
Crawfordsville
B. Yard
Iriene
Ames
State College
Rose Wheelan
Davenport
Tom Wheelan
Marthe Tution Elass
Methodist Church
Golia Miller
Eichit Abd
Feethi Bey
Fethi Bey
Tterror Im
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