Allies face Asian Minor refugee relief role amid Smyrna crisis
Washington officials said the United States will cooperate with Allies only for relief work in Asia Minor, while avoiding political entanglement. Officials warned responsibility for Smyrna relief rests with the Allies, with Britain and France seeking to hold the Dardanelles and Gallipoli as leverage.
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International News
Washington, D. C
Department
Constantinople
Amerian
Élief
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Sristol
American High Commission
Euope
Near East
Dardanelles
Turkey
France
Greece
London
Britain
Great Britain
Poincare
Straits
Gallipoli
Russia
Roumania
India
Bagdad
Soviet
Tready
Furniture Stolen From Vacant House Report
Franklin Street resident Dean Fisk reported to police last night that a vacant Leonard Street dwelling had been entered and furniture stolen including chairs curtains and items from a kitchen cabinet. T. W. Peck of Western Avenue also reported a spare tire and rim taken from his car.
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Dean Fisk
Franklin Street
Leonard Street
Paict
T. W. Peck
Western Avenue
Venice A Dreamlike City of Wealth, Art, and Republic
A vivid portrayal of Venice’s rise from Adriatic trade to famed beauty. The piece lauds its mosaics, palaces, and imperial gate of art, while noting the republic’s structure, maritime power, and enduring appeal despite external threats and conquest. It reflects on Venice’s history, culture, and generous influence on travelers and scholars.
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Iventoe
Adriatic
Venice
AdriaUle
Harborism
Greece
Orient
Ber J Scholarg
Aristorios
Plato
Cyrantiium
Daimascus
Constantinople
Italy
Torcello
Talyannder
Laembure
Salta
Dee
Duke
Dikes
Livory
Jess
Dore
Syany
Dope
Counrell
Ferathy
Fartunes
Dialmuthe
Yen
Napoleon
Secretary Davis, tireless worker and author
Washington's Secretary of Labor James J. Davis is praised as indefatigable amid strike diplomacy. He wrote The Iron Puddler, an autobiography tracing his rise from Welsh immigrant to cabinet member, and fathered the cabinet baby named Jean. The piece also surveys senators' ages and Cordell Hull's Tennessee race dynamics.
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Washington, D. C
James J. Davis
Jean
United States Senate
Osler
Senate
Vermont
Dillingham
Senator Page
Page
Pat Harrison
Mississipi
Cott
Rhode Island
Sterling
South Dakota
Warren
Wyoming
Lodge
Massachusetts
Cummins
Iowa
Nelson
Minnesota
Seventy Club
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Judge Hull
Congress
Tennessee
Ag S
Tennesse
Washington
Wynne F. Clouse
Clouse
Washington press relations fray over Harding guest list
In Washington a strain grows between officials and correspondents amid industrial trouble blues. Reports say President Harding challenged press association reporters who followed him from the White House to verify a weekend guest list aboard the Mayflower. The formal list differed from the boat roster, which the reporters uncovered correctly.
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Hull
Washington
Harding
Press Association
White House
Mayflower
Granddaughters of John D Rockefeller Keep in Public Eye
Chicago dispatch notes Muriel McCormick granddaughter of John D Rockefeller recently opened a millinery shop and plans to work independently from her famed family. She aims to balance business with musical studies as she pursues a public figure life. Mathilde McCormick and Maj. Max Oser depart Lucerne for Lugano in Switzerland.
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John D
Chicago
Muriel McCormick
Jot D. Rockefeller
Harold McCormick
International Harvester Company
Mathilde
Max
Lucerne
Switzerland
Mary Richardson
Chanpron
Mathilde McCormick
John D. Rockefesler
Maj
Max Oser
Seelsisber
Lugano
Sacred Heart Parish Dances Begin Tuesday At Hall
Sacred Heart parish starts a series of dancing parties at the school hall Tuesday evening Sept 19 at 8. The 12 dances planned for winter will feature a five piece orchestra and are open to parish members and friends. Arrangements are by an entertainment committee. Dates to be set shortly to fit parish activity.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Fide
Entertain Students at Home of Mr and Mrs Smith
Baraca and Philathea classes of First Evangelical Sunday school hosted a social on Kingsley avenue. In honor of members traveling for college guests included Ruth Bruno and Alene Raecker heading to Northwestern, Esther Smith to Marses training at Town City, and Roger Brunn bound for Ames.
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Baraca
Philathea
First Evangelical Sunday School
Ralph Smith
Tor Kingsley Avenue
Ruth Bruno
Alene Raecker
Northwestern
Esther Smith
Marsés
Town City
Roger Brunn
Ames
Fire destroys New Orleans waterfront wharves and sheds
A waterfront fire in New Orleans damaged government warehouses and a large stock of burlap, cotton, rifles, helmets, and machine guns. Losses to the government were estimated in the millions, with reports of missing crewmen and several ships involved as crews tried to escape the blaze.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
la. Sant
United States
Steiner
Elsa Wwnga Stinnes
Florence Lyckenback
L. F. Girrard
Master Corps
San
Francisco
Tran Marant
Kentucky Avenue
Uncle Harry and Jimmy discuss aerial sailboats in gliding history
In a chatty exchange Uncle Harry comments on aerial sailboats used by German students in flight. Jimmy asks about the gliders and the critic notes a fascination with birds and the record setting efforts in the air.
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Germany
Jimmy
Rhoren
China
Uncle Harry
Ike
Bonus Bill Faces Fateful End After Long Battle
Washington, Sept. 16 The Holchers Lotus bill nears its end after Senate passage by 2 to k vote amid strong debate. Supporters expect a veto by President Mellon and opposing factions push to sustain or override. House lineup unchanged with strong prospects of two thirds in both houses to pass despite potential White House veto.
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Washington
DD. C
Senate
Wis
Honus Fang
Futty
Treasury
Mellon
United States
Corms
Merce Ant
Provident
Congress
Divorce Not Great Peril, Says Judge in Los Azpetes
Judge J. W. Summerfield in Cal. argues divorce rates reflect unhappiness but not societal chaos. He notes crowded domestic calendars and admits some cases are decided too quickly, though many divorces proceed with caution.
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Los Azpetes
Cal
Ayrerica
J. W. Summerfield
Hun Patore
Bolshevism Triggers Greek Army Collapse in Anatolia
London dispatch reports Bolshevism caused the downfall of Greek forces in Anatolia. The Cyprus correspondent notes Greek soldiers deserting, looting, and burning towns while crying “Long live Lenin,” as the Red cause spreads.
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Anatolia
London
Cyprus
London Daily Mail
Eli
Alex
Judge Summerfield’s Opinion on Domestic Disputes and Reconciliation
In his field, Judge Summerfield weighs how couples with domestic problems may reconcile and whether incitation or flight from duties occurs. He notes two sides to disputes, the child’s welfare, and the limits of law, with many couples reconciling after hearings and delays.
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Summerfield
Summerfeld
Baker to marry McCormick in London next Wednesday
The marriage of Miss Mary Landon Baker of Chicago and Ulster McCormick in London has been tentatively set for next Wednesday after four postponements. The Evening Standard reports the wedding will be held in London.
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Associated Press
London
Mary Landon Baker
Chicago
Ulster McCormick
Evening Standard
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