Near East peace conference opens to avert clash in Asia Minor
A preliminary Near East peace conference opened with representatives from Great Britain France Italy and Jugo Slavia meeting to avert a clash between British troops and Mustapha Kemalists in Asia Minor. France as intermediary urged Lord Curzon to pursue a sustained peace effort and any belligerent action be avoided.
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Curzon
Great
Britain
Pre
Poincott
France
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Dapan Umanih
Jugo
Slavia
Turekey
Great Britain
Jugo-Slavia
Mustapha Kemali
Asia Minor
Reincate
Lord Curzon
Greenwood visits Linton as congressional hopeful
Arthur Greenwood of Washington, a Democratic candidate for congress, and his father-in-law Joseph Small visited Linton Indiana on September 20. Greenwood believes the district favors Democrats and notes increased activity since the miners strike settlement, especially among shipmen seeking an early adjustment.
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Linton
Ind
Arthur Greenwood
Washington
Congress
Joseph Small
Greenwood
Bland
World Series Opens October 5 in New York
Baseball outlook for 1922 stars the New York Giants hosting opening game on October 5 with plans announced by Judge Lanis. Giants favored by pennant standings in the National League while the American League challenger could shift home games to Yankee Stadium if series goes to late dates.
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New York
Lanis
Chicago
Giants
Newy York
Tt St. Wecague
Trial hearing on Tiernan paternity suit in South Bend
Mrs Augusta Tiernan testified at Notre Dame professor John Tiernan’s paternity case against Harry Poulin. Cross examination revealed details of visits, a 1921 kiss, and alleged concealment of a second child, with defense challenging Tiernan testimony and potential impacts on the case.
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Abé
John Tigmanag
Indiana
Tlernai
Tiernan
Paulin
South Bend
Ind
Augusta Tiernan
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Harry Poulin
Jellison
Vera Finklebinder
Samuel Parker
Parker
Poulin
Poblin
Barren ‘Lake
Mich
Pouiin
Dance partners and courtroom echoes in Tiernan case
Testimony shows Profes sernan and Tiernan as dance partners and friends who met often after, with families socializing. Prostenor Jellison recalls February meetings and a trip to a campus store where a baby cried as a nurse carried it to the courtroom. Mrs. Tiernan wept under cross examination but withheld certain facts the prosecutor sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jad
Professernan
Prosentor Jellison
Irs
Tiernan
Reverend Thompson to Move to Green Castle Next Week
The Rev Virgil Thompson pastor of the First Methodist Church plans to leave Washington next week and likely relocate to Green Castle Indiana. He will oversee an endowment drive for Evansville College and organize the drive across southern Indiana including Greensburg conference, aiming to raise 500000 dollars in a joint effort with Evansville.
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Virgil Thompson
Depain
First Methodist c Rch
Washington
Greenveathteynd
Indiana
Greencastle
W. M. Whitsett
Thompson
Evinaville College
Indianapolis
Thor
Greensburg
Evansythe
Local Anti-Saloon League Leader Urges Calm Support
A fragmented report quotes an Anti-Saloon League official urging steadfast support and no hostility toward agents and their families amid a public debate on prohibition measures. The poorly legible text references a meeting and calls for unity within the league.
Ohio ruling fuels move for beer and wine referendums
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a state right to vote on beer and wine amendments in November, prompting similar moves in Massachusetts California Texas and others. J G Hinkley leads organized referendum drives targeting Indiana Michigan and Ohio while heading to Ohio to direct campaign efforts.
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Washington
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Surpreme
Massachusetts
Windy
California
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
J.G. Hinkley
Sssplaton
Hinkley
Ohio
Certificates to be revalued in treasury savings issue
A bulletin to J. McGehee states that after September 30 the sale of treasury savings certificates of 1000 100 and 25 denoms will cease. New certificates begin October 2 at lower prices with 3 percent yield and five year maturity. The $1 savings stamp will also be discontinued at that time.
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J. McGehee
Treasury
Goebel Leaves Ship for Home as New Schools Head Arrives
The superintendent of schools plans to move his household goods from Mitchell to the new home at Third Street North East. Goebel and family departed this afternoon for Nen, and the bottling works on North East Third Street will be occupied by J. Pipp, the incoming superintendent, who will move his household goods here soon.
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Mitchell
Goebel
Third Street
South Wast Street
J. ‘Ipp
Public
Laborers of Britain Rally Against War Slogan
A fragment shows British labor representatives meeting to oppose the war slogan Stop the War. The council of trades union congress reportedly states strong opposition to the war policy as delegates gather on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Council of the Trades Union
Rongress
Indiana Coal Movement Urges Railroads to Reallocate Supply
Indiana Public Service Commission chairman John McCardle ordered railroads entering the state to remove coal from southern Indiana fields. He cited crowded tracks and coal cars held for reconsignment, risking violation of state law with penalties. Commission abandoned curtailment proposals, blaming coal brokers for the disruption as investigations found idle coal on sidings across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
John McCardle
Public Service Commission
McCardle
Henry Ford Named Richest Man In World
New York report cites Wall Street Journal naming Henry Ford the richest man worldwide. The article notes Ford Motor Company holds the largest income and the fortune is described as the world’s top capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Ford Motor Company
New York
Henry’ Ford
Henry ’Ford
F Old Motor Company
Baltimore Peace Plan Sets Wage Talks for Sept 1 Meeting
A six member railroad and six member shopmen commission will settle wage questions under the Baltimore peace plan. The nationwide decision, binding on all Baltimore pact railroads, will retroactively apply to the date workers returned to duty. Most external workers have left the city. few remain.
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Baltimore
Pa Mion
Chicago
Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Ailow
Baltimorea & Obsid
Girl tourist scalded at Eastalde park camp
Miss Hazel Salanna of Jacksonville Fla touring party was badly burned about the face when scalding water sprayed from a can she was opening at the tourists camp in Eastalde park Tuesday night. Park custodian Abe McClain provided first aid and the party continued their trip northward.
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Hazel Salanna
Jacksonville
Fla
I J
Eastalde Park
Jon
Abe McClain
Drilling Resumes at Hesnon Chapman Farm Well
Drilling work resumed this morning at the Hesnon Chapman farm well southwest of Glendal after a three week delay. Water problems and a ten day setback delayed progress and required casing. The hole has reached about 1,000 feet in depth.
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Waters
Glendal
Wilhelm's Marriage Set for November 5
Saaboor Galela reports the former Kaiser Wilhelm to wed Princess Nerm von Schoenaich-Carolath in November. The article notes the unlikely union and the ceremonial plans as details emerge.
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Wilhelm
Saaboor Galléla
Wihalm Ohenzoliern
Kaiser
Pringen
Nerm
von ‘Schoenaich-Carelath
Pi Ity
Goings Charged With Theft In Terre Haute Case
Terre Haute Ind Sept 20 Cummings and Goings are not the principals in a vaudeville team. Cummings William 607 5 Sth street West Terre Haute reported Friday night theft of a Kia Ford from between 8th and 9th streets on Ohio. Goings 19 was arrested Monday night charged with unlawful possession of the car. Hearing set for Tuesday afternoon in city court. Detectives say Goings was nabbed when he began driving the car with one license plate still on and another plate not matching.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Cummings
Dad Goings
Acuser
Willam
West
Kia Ford
Betoween
Ohio
Goings
City Court
Return to work signals possible for New York Central shopmen
New York shopmen on the New York Central line may return to work within thirty days as Baltimore plan terms gain traction. Southern Railway, Mobile and Ohio, and Monon align with the deal, boosting expectations of a broad return and easing seniority disputes.
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York
New
York Central
Chicago
Baltimore
Bert Mitewell
New York Central
New York Central Ee
Southern Railway
Mo‘bile & Ohio
Southerns
Monon
Hock~ Taland
Chicago, Rock Island & 4
J. &. Gorman
F Armer
Peneston
Gorman
Guch &S
Boss
Phe
Ford Mer
Barley Appeals in Bid Affidavit Case Over Road Contract
Guy Barley appeals a Madison township decision denying his Théodore Henderson road bid 13 999 for lack of a non collusion affidavit. He claims the contract was awarded to Franklin Road Company for 14 500, 501 more than his bid, despite his bond.
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Guy Barley
Théodore Henderson
Madison Township
Board of ¢Commignionery
Bally
Circuit Court
Board of Commission Org
Bailey
Ann
Franklin Road Company
House Set To Override Harding Veto On Bonus Bill
Washington reports the House planned to vote on President Harding s veto of the soldier bonus bill with expectations of a two thirds majority to override. Observers note the decision appears a foregone conclusion despite Harding s strong objections, shifting focus to Senate discussion and potential outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Harding
Aote
J Harding
Senate
Letters give clews in double murder case
In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 20 six letters alleged to be written by Mrs Elinor Mills to the Reverend Edward Hall were found in the rector study and turned in which may lead to a speedy clearing of the double murder mystery. Names of persons who may have had a hand in killing the clergyman and the wife of the sexton were discovered in the letters it was hinted.
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iNew
Lenine Relieved as Soviet President Kremlins Pick Kameneff
Report from Moscow claims Nicolai Lenine is removed as premier of Soviet Russia and replaced as president of the commissioners council by M Kameneff. Kameneff allegedly elected to succeed Lenine by the executive council amid confirmation from Moscow.
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Nickolai Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Commissioners’ Council
M. Kameneff
Moscow
Kameneff
Lenthe
Cdutral Executive Council
Copenhagen
Denmark
Miller Habeas Corpus Argument Thursday Heard
Judge VanBuskirk will hear arguments in Miller habeas corpus case Thursday in Chicago at Carr. The proceedings focus on legal questions surrounding the defendant's detention and potential release.
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Kemal
Mustapha Kemal
Smyrna
Nicomeju
Ismid
Constantinople
A. H. Greenwood
John Tiernan
Tierdan
Hugban Ang Jwite
Lee
Lonesdate
Tiely
Genera Ieee
of League
Bald
Goebels
Shipp
Ford
Southé
Barley
Grguit Court
Henderson Road
Convic
Ion ‘Muetion
Warre
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