Americans push for action in Turkish crisis church involved
In Washington, Mark Sullivan reports a strong American sentiment urging more than current policy toward the Turkish crisis. Churches and organizations push for active international engagement, while Democrats hesitate and Republicans gain political mileage amid isolationist rhetoric. The piece notes a possible shift if leaders like Woodrow Wilson were healthy, and urges forming an international institution to prevent future wars.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Qet
America
Near East
Ü Thet National, Association of
The
Methodist Church
League Or Nations
Turkey
Church croRp
State Department
League of Nations
Woodrow Wison
Republican Party
National Association ‘of
Cdl
League
Hughes
Geneva
U. S
Expect Agreement on Rail Wages Today
Chicago October 3 The Brotherhood Trainmen and the Order of Railway Conductors were poised to reach a wage and working conditions agreement today on nearly all roads west of the Mississippi. Negotiations progress satisfactorily with Presidents Lee and Sheppard in conference with western railroad managers led by W M Differ.
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Chicago
Brotherhood
Mississippi
W. G.lee
J. F. Sheppard
Western Railroad
W. M. Differs
Union Pacife Railroad
Harington Hero praised for restraint in Near East crisis
In London Oct, Sir Charles Harington, British commander at Constantinople, was praised by the British press for averting war with Turkey. He refused to use full powers to drive Kemal’s forces, instead allowing Kemal and French envoy Bouillon time to seek an amicable settlement.
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London
Charles Harington
Constantinople
Turkey
Shage Press
Great Britain
O ’Harington
Mustapha Kemal
Chanakara
Kemal
Franklin Bouillon
Arington
Fifth meeting opens of Equity union in Iowa
About 200 members attended the fifth annual convention of the Iowa State Union of the American Society of Equity at K of C hall. Delegates from 21 counties will work on committees for constitution and by laws resolutions legislation and marketing. Col. Brookhart spoke and Col. Smith-Wrookhart, Republican nominee for U S senator, was on the program. Watts of Chicago described terminal marketing returning producers 40 to 60 percent of livestock commissions. Taxation discussions and interstate representation marked the opening sessions. delegates from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Montana South Dakota North Dakota Michigan were expected to attend or represented.
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Iowa State Union of the American Society of Equity
K. Of.c .Hall
H. VW. Perry
Nashiua
H. UL. Bissonnette
Charles City
Col. Brookbart
Gol
Smith— W.rookhart
Washington
United States
Charles Watts
Chicago
Farmers Union
Wisconsin
Ilingis
Iowa
Montana
South Dakota
North Dakota
Michigan
B. F. Carroll
Andres
Des Moines
Balter
Ygner
Russia
J Na
Nirse
Ia Resolutions Committee
W. H. Powell
Ottumwa
Warren Garst
Scott M
Ladd
A. B. Funk
W. G. Payne
Des Momneny
Morris
Marshalltown
Hullman
Trisport
W. M. Bchastier
Port
Madson
F. B. Gage
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
Brookhart
George Wright
Council Bluffs
John W. Foster
Guthrie Center
Prize Morris
W. Dows
WG. Haskell
Freeman Yee
F. E. Gage
Luther Brewer
T.c.tullman
Tripoli
E. A. Campbell
J. L. Parrish
Gerard Sten
W. O. Payne
B. F.carroll G. Carry
Ho MM. Havner
W. Stewart
A. J. Sewart
Robert Fleming
John R. Fleming
Stanihope Fleming
E. W. Wentworth
H. G. Gue
Pitt
Harvey Denies U S Aid With Britain Amid War Claim
George Harvey American ambassador to England denied in London that he declared the United States would aid England if England and Turkey went to war. A small news agency had circulated a sensational dispatch attributing such an announcement to him. He said he never referred to the subject at any time.
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London
George Harvey
England
Turkey
United States
Starver
Sunday Would Send Every Darned Ship to End Massacres
Roanoke Va Oct 3 Evangelist Sunday urged Christian nations to act to stop massacres in Asia Minor. He criticized all nations for inaction and said only England has fulfilled its duty, calling for sending ships to intervene.
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Roanoke
Navy
Billy
Asia Minor
England
Flames Licking at Minnesota Forests Threaten Timber Areas
A northeast wind of 35 mph spreads fires across Kelsey Sax Meadowland and Ferway districts near St Paul Minnesota. Seventeen fires burn as sparks fly a quarter mile and fire crews fear fires may merge and threaten heavily timbered highland areas. residents are evacuated for safety.
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Hare
Rangera
Tite
Dengue Fever Hits Sections of the South and West
Dengue fever, a mosquito borne disease of warm climates, has struck many states with Georgia Florida and Texas named as chief sufferers. Officials cite incomplete federal data and emphasize public health concern as cases rise in southern and western regions.
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Washington, D. C
South
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Booze Runners Escape After One-Pound Shells Fired
Newbury reports that a rum runner aboard a Hquar smuggling ship failed to heed the dry navy off New York. Ten one-pound shells were fired as the vessel escaped in fog. This marks the second smuggling attempt thwarted in two weeks with whisky smugglers again failing to surrender.
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New York
Newbury
Federal Dry Navy
Narrows
Irregulars Ambush British Troops on Dublin Quay
A spectacular battle occurred on the Quay near O’Connell Bridge as irregulars attacked a detachment of British soldiers. Free State troops aided the British. fighting spread into several streets. Irregulars reportedly suffered heavy losses. citizens fled in terror. reports also mention Kerry and Cork incidents.
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Daniel Oconnelis
Dublin
O'Connell Bridge
Free State
County
Kerry
County Cork
Dail Eirea
Johnson
Free Sta
British Fleet Heads Toward War as Parley Opens
British fleet decks stripped for war maneuvered near the Dardanelles while allies and Turks opened a peace conference at Mudania. Kamal’s terms sparked allied objections as representatives planned to a three day preliminary meeting to discuss Thrace evacuation and neutral zone arrangements.
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Unttea Press
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Mudania
Mustapha Kemal
Near Sastern
Near Wast
Charles Harington
Charpy
France
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Mombell
Italy
Kemal
Fateriig
Mustapha
Franklin Bouillon
Ellied Commission
Mark Tristoi
Kamal
Thrace
Chanak
Isurid
Straits of the Bosphorus
Haringsubson
Kemat
Maritza
Associated Press
Sea of
Marmara
Courier Delivery Time Notice
The Courier should be delivered at your home before 5 30. If you fail to receive your paper by that time due to carrier error or other cause, please call 3230 and a Spy of the paper WHI be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
Lawson Financier Thomas W. Lawson Drops from Light
Report says financier Thomas W. Lawson left his Dreamworld home and went into seclusion with friends unsure of his whereabouts. Auday and Lawson's associates claim confidence he will not vanish permanently, as trustees take control of his estate.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Feyston
Oct
Dreamworld
Maine
Lawson
Auday
Methodists Mark Northwest Conference Semicentennial
Delegates from northwestern Iowa arrive in Fort Dodge for the Methodist Episcopal Northwest Town district conference and semicentennial, with over 1,000 registered and talks by prominent leaders including Bishop W G Richardson and Bishop Edwin H Hughes. A world-spanning historical exhibit travels to the event, featuring items from John Wesley’s era and guarded for security.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mathodist Episcopal Church of
Northwest Town District
Dele- Bates
United States
W. G. Richardson
Atlanta
N. EB. Randall
Port Dodge
Edwin H. Hughes
Boston
Angel
Kenyons
Port Edge
A. Morling
Métlandburg
Frank Mason
Novi Wew
York
Merton
DetFoir
F. E. Mossman
Presty
Mogrningside College
Sioux City
Gan
R. A
John ‘Wesley
Ston
Revolt in Georgia and Turkestan Targets Moscow Authority
London reports uprisings in Georgia in Trans-Caucasia and in Turkestan against the Moscow government. Heavy fighting noted in Georgia. Rumors doubt Enver Pasha’s death. he is believed active in Turkestan and Bokhara. Moscow calls a conference for October 26 to seek a peace arrangement in Turkestan.
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London
Moscow
Turkestan
Georgia
Trans-Caucassia
Ballef
Enver Pasha
Bokhara
Enver
Turkey
Constantinople
Daughters Appeal for Detective Aid in New Brunswick Murder
Charlotte Mills, daughter of Mrs. James Mills, begs New Jersey’s famed detective Ellis Parker to join the Burlington County case. She writes from New Brunswick asking Parker to arrest those behind the murder of her mother, Rev. Edward W. Hall. A copy reached Prosecutor Strickler after Mills faced questioning over seeking state aid from Gov. Edwards.
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United Press
New Brunswick
N.J
Charlotte Mills
James Mills
Edward W. Hall
Ellis Parker
Aas
New Jersey
Burlington County
Strickler
Misa Mills
Edwards
Lamont urges steady gains amid tariff and bonus protests
In New York the banker Thomas W. Lupton, speaking to 10 000 American Bankers Association delegates, warned of high hurdles to prosperity including low prices for farm products labor strikes and the soldiers bonus. He questioned reparations and interallied debt while stressing gradual price stabilization and cautious growth.
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Associated Presu
New York
America
Thomas W. Lsutont
J. Pb.morgan
American Bankers’ Association
Yhesa
Tvo
Lamont
Britain
France
Patimers
Associated Press
Harding
Pershing to Address Officers' Association
Washington session of the first annual convention of the Reserve Officers' Association featured Gen Pershing and Secretary Weeks delivering talks. Col JW Delafield was elected chairman with R B McKenny as secretary as hundreds of reserve officers from across the country gathered to organize a permanent body for about 70 000 officers from the corps.
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Washington, D. C
Weather report on Iowa highways and towns in 1922
A terse weather bureau note from Charles City dated October 3, 1922 reports good road conditions across several towns including Algona, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, La Crosse, and Wa verfly. General condition is described as good with no relay temperature mentioned.
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Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Tereiory
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Esch Ees Wis
Mangon City
Waverfly
Conaith
America faces a world role at bankers convention
New York Oct 3 America must meet power’s responsibility or risk losing world readership. Thomas W. Lamont of Morgan & Co urged cooperation beyond economics based on understanding other nations. He implied America should engage in councils discussing Europe’s affairs. Lamont’s remarks welcomed 10,600 bankers at the American Bankers Association meeting.
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C International News Wire
New York
America
Thomas W. Lamont
J. . Morgan & Co
American Bankers’ Association
Europe
Lamont
Forg Elehth
The
Association
American Bankers
Troops Guard Montgomery After Mob Attacks Negroes
In Montgomery Alabama on October 8 troops were mobilized to restore order after a mob attacked Black residents. A white man was wounded by a bullet and a Black person suffered injuries as rioting surged near the courthouse. Officers clashed with assailants, the fire department fought the crowd with water streams, and authorities pursued suspects linked to the violence.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabapdii Naiota
Deni
Usher
Joe Terrell
George Wilson
Joe
Propaganda New Alibi Cited For Juarez Revolt
Washington October 3 An official Mexican embassy statement blames United States propaganda for the Juarez garrison mutiny. It argues the upheaval stems from external propaganda while asserting normal order and daily business continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Juarez
Lee
Old Woman Ponz On Hunger Strike In Pomeroy Jail
Susan Evans aged 63 and her husband 68, jailed on embezzlement charges, face a Ponzi style scheme claim in Pomeroy. Evans begins a fourth day of a self imposed fast as grand jurors prepare to probe 123 years of financial dealings. Citizens plan to testify about promised 19 to 30 percent returns and pre paid interest while federal bankruptcy actions seek remaining assets to cover mounting claims.
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Internacional News
Pomeroy
Susan Evans
Ponzi
Boston
United States Federal Court
Brookhart Crisis Deepens as Anti Brookhart Move Attacks
Des Moines scene centers on Col. Brookhart and the anti Brookhart coalition amid heated charges of radicalism and party breaches. Supporters and opponents crowd a Fort Des Moines hotel meeting as Brookhart vows to press his bid for U S senator despite calls to bolt from the Republican ticket.
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Harington
Far East
OWA State Union Society OF Equity
K. of C. Hall
Harvey
Minnesota
AGH
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Chanek
Methodists
Georgia and
AMONT
Morgan
Bankers' Meeting
Pershing
Officers’ Association
Waterloo
Smith Brookhart
Republicain
Laws Union
American Society of Equity
Brook- Hart
Dres Moines
Col. Brookheart
Tate
Shek Rock
Amia
Smith W. Brookhart
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