Britons Brace Dardanelles Aid as Mustafa Kemal Falters
Turco nationalist efforts to seize Constantinople fade as Allied defenses strengthen in the neutral zone near Chanak. British 10 000 troops enter, Italian battalions expected, and Jugo-Slavia mobilizes to deter Turkish advances. France may pull troops from Asia Minor while urging diplomacy. The Smyrna crisis worsens with Greek and Armenian suffering. relief workers struggle as food runs low.
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Chanak
Asatic
Dardanelles
Ahrace
Greece
Pelte
Smyrna
Honsult
Miustapha- Kem
France
Iraq
Smyria
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
United States
Rreece
Roops
Thrace
Black Sea
Britain
London
Great Britain
Italy
Downing ‘Street
Paris
Pacific
Poinmare
Near East
Asia Minor
Straits
San Felice Cigara
Towa
Toll of Argonaut Mine Disaster Claims 22 Orphans
Jackson California September 19. Twenty two children are now fath erless as the Argonaut mine disaster is tallied. More than half are under 12. Their fathers perished while fighting to the last in California's worst mining tragedy.
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Jackson
Cal
California
Prison wardens seek better sisal prices for binding twine
Washington officials from eight states, joined by Secretary Wallace and other agency heads, discussed improving sisal quality and prices for binding twine. The talks aimed at boosting agricultural and manufacturing links through the federal and state departments.
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Washington
D. C
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
State and Justice Department
Weather Bureau Report on Iowa Highways Conditions
The report covers several towns including Algona Charlest ty Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Marshalltown. It cites road conditions: Charles City 0.18 dirt roads soft and muddy. Dubuque 1.16 graveled roads fair dirt roads slippery with rough spots. Lacroxeae 0.48 talny clay roads bed. Marshalltown 0.15 reads generally fed. Dirt roads are generally wet and drying slowly.
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S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Charles City
Algona
Charlestty
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moinas
Dubuque
Larsabhi
Wis
Mason City
Waverlyo
Marshalltown
Get Second Editor Under Injunction in Memphis
G W Sanders editor of the Memphis Wregs was jailed then released on his own recognizance after a $1000 bond set for violating the Daugherty injunction against criticizing strikebreakers. Jacob Cohen editor of the Labor Review was convicted of contempt for violating the injunction and sentenced to six months and $1000 fine and plans an appeal.
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Crase
Memphis Tenn
G. VV. Sanders
Memphis Wregs
Daugherty
Anders
Cohen
Sanders
Jacob Cohen
The
Labor Review
J. W. Ross
Chicago
Memphis Preas
Ross
District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Episcopal Deputies Approve Licensing of Women Readers
In Portland Oregon the house of deputies approved licensing women as lay readers by a 206 to 123 vote to adopt a canon amendment. The change would let women render parts of church services and gain authority in regions with scarce clergy. A late attempt to add a burial service rubric for unbaptized or excommunicated persons was blocked.
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Portland
Ore
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Edwin A. White
Newark
N. J
Baker postpones wedding to Venice after London departure
The Mirror reports Mary Landon Baker and Allison McCormick Chicago were to wed this week but postponed. Miss Baker left London yesterday with her mother for Venice, delaying the ceremony and travel plans amid ongoing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Landon Baker
Venice
London
Allison McCormick
Chicago
the Mirror
Miss. Baker
Bandits Rob Bank in Thompsonville Hold Up
Three bandits robbed the Bank of Thompsonville near Thompsonville nineteen miles northeast of here just before 10 a m today and escaped with all the money. The amount is not yet determined.
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Marion
Thompsonville
Here
Heve
Postmasters Convene in San Francisco
The National League of Postmasters of the United States held its seventeenth annual convention in San Francisco California on September 19 with officials and members gathering for the meeting.
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San Francisco
Cal
National League of Postmasters of the United States
Gien HIGHEST HONOR IN MALONRY AT SCOTTISH RITE MEETING
Cleveland, Sept 19 The six day conclave of the Supreme Council thirty third degree Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite ends tomorrow with about 142 candidates to receive the highest Masonry honor. Among them are Gov. Groesbeck of Michigan Gov Sproul of Penn and former Gov Dineen of Illinois President Harding was to receive the honor but his wife’s illness prevented attendance. An extraordinary conclave may confer it on Harding soon.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Supreme Council
United States
Harding vetoes soldier bonus urging fiscal caution
President Harding vetoed the soldier bonus bill and urged Congress to consider revenue and credit risks. He warned the plan would create a treasury covenant and burden the nation’s credit, with projected four to five billion dollars in future costs and uncertain funding. He cited current and future spending on hospitalization, disability care, and vocational training as evidence of existing obligations.
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Harding
Congress
Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
Executive
House
Treasury
House of Representatives
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
The Olc Mystery AY Serial Begins Next Saturday
A New England college president is found dead in his sanctum on the eve of his marriage. Locked-room evidence and a snowbound clue lead to a detective solution to start in the Waterloo Evening Courier on Saturday Sept. 23.
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New England
Senate Set to Vote on Tariff at Four P.M.
Washington dispatch reports the Senate planned a four o’clock vote on a tariff bill after months of debate. The administration hoped for final approval following House passage on July 21, with the conference report now before Senate leaders and the Underwood faction pressing for the measure.
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Ike Wade Feerd Lees
Washington
de Ot
Do Op
Senate
Dardis
Underwood
Alabama
Congress
House
Ways and Means
Army Bill Gains Hull Amendment Benefits for Guardsmen
The Hull Amendment to the army reorganization bill allows national guardsmen to serve on the general staff, adds three guards to the militia bureau roster, permits guards to hold Office Reserve Corps membership, and pays guard officers regular army pay while on active duty in the reserve corps. The measure, passed by the Senate, now awaits the president's signature.
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Wallington News
Weterson Evening Cour
Washington, D
Thous
Representative Full
House Military Affairs Committee
National Guard
Militia Bureau
Officers Reserve Corps
Senate
Women’s Exhibition Showcases Diverse Female Enterprises
At the Hotel Crommandore a women’s exhibition features women pet owners a woman paper manufacturer women leading paint and chemical businesses and an all woman orchestra barred from jazz by the conductor. A fashion show highlights clothing for working women.
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New York
Crommnadore
Jaze
Womeen
Schiff to Address Scout Chiefs Meet
Blue Ridge North Carolina September 19 Mortimer L Schiff vice president and chairman of the national field committees will speak at the closing session of the second biennial conference of toy Scout activities in session here since last Tuesday Officials declared the conference a success with much progress in Scout activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge
N. C
Mortimer L. Schiff
President Harling Sends Chilean Leader Warm Independence Day
President Harling extends felicitations to Arturo Alessandri on Chile independence anniversary. He notes U S hopes for continued friendship and cites Tacna Arica conference settlement as a path to prosperity for Chile and its people. He wishes Alessandri good health.
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Frese
Washington, D. C
Harling
Arturo Alessandri
Chile
South American
State Department
Alows
Washington
Plamer Hurries to Direct Defenses of Allies in Near East
Gen. Str fer bert yuyu, who commanded the Hirkisty forces in Italy, sails to assume command of allied fronts in Constantinople and the Dardanelles. He is to direct defenses as Turkish forces threaten Mustapha Kemal’s position amid the Near East crisis.
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Plamer
Near East
London
Str Ferbert Yuyu
Hirkisty
Italy
Constantinople
Dardanalles
Mustiphi Memal
Boy 13 Recovers After Two Weeks Unconscious
Fred Hunt age 13 lies recovering after two weeks unconscious due to kidney poisoning from overheating and drinking excessive cold water. Doctors report partial improvement and spells of violence persist, but he recognizes family and a rabbit tally, signaling gradual recovery. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hunt of Lafayette Street.
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Fred Hunt
Rabbit
Doc
Fred
Tig
C. A. Hunt
Lafayette Street
Tragedy Deepens in Argonaut Mine Rescue
Jackson mourns as 47 Argonaut miners are confirmed dead after three weeks trapped by fire and gas. Rescue teams, led by Byron O. Pickard, continue efforts to recover the bodies from the Argonaut shaft and bring them to the Kennedy mine surface for burial.
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Drese
Jackson
Cal
Argohaut
Kennedy
United States Bureau of Mines
Byron O. Plekard
Bureau
Piekard
United Press
Argonaut
Gener&lions of
Sit
Polson Aes
Byron O. Pickard
Associated Press
Mother Lode
California
Mer
West
Mexico
Kennedy Mine Company
Cleveland First Game Boston Cleveland Tat Lorie
Boston and Cleveland clash in a tense opening game as Miller and Go batteries power the hosts with sharp plays and strong defense shaping early momentum for the season opener.
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Cleveland
Boston Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
Boston Batteries
Miller and Go
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Turk
Kemal Pasha
Musta Ha Kemal Pasha
Alps
Banbow
Malta
Constantiople
Dorset Regiment
Jeypt
Staffordshire
Gibraltar
Cartier
Springfield
William E. Bernard
C. H.W. Schuk
BE. C. Stone
Peora
Turley
Vanver
Orville J. Turley
Emma Lise
Samuel Untermeyer
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Hale
War FiNance Corporation
Royal Fusileers
Belfast
Roogal Fusilier
England
Posse International
FORD
Antwerp Brussells
Ford Autonio Pile Company
Antwerp
Teashing
North Carolina
Raleigh
John J. Pershing
Prohibition Party
John Wooley
Prohibition
Presbyterian Church
Alaska Agricultural College
Fairbanks
Alaska
Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
Memphis
Episcopal
Postmasters Leagues
Gwen
Malonry
Carolyn Wells
Waterloo
Evening Courier
American Congress
Hull
Schiff
Scout Chiefs
Herbert Phiner
America
Washington St. Louis
Johnson Vanier
Sewer
Wina
Fletich
Rob
Clatpy Neill
Tali Ferguson
Ruel
Jewell
Detroit
Jon Pifiette Woodall
Philadelphia
A Itefer Rand Schmidt
BO Ns Hi Iaprofo Hand Ainsmith
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