Crown Prince George II Crowned King of Greece
The crown prince was sword in as King George II to replace his father Constantine who fled as a bloodless revolution swept Greece. Generals Plastiras and Gonatas led troops into Athens and a revolutionary committee assumed power while Venizelos urged abroad leadership.
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Athens
Revolutionary Army
George
Venizelos
Tha
Legation
France
Triantafillakos
George II Savornin
United Press
Princa
Georga II
Constantine
Jons
Thrace
Kemal
Revolutionary Committee
Sophia
Andrew
Nicholas
Switzerland
Greece
Prince George
Courier Delivery Terms and Missed Paper Notice
The notice states Courier delivery should reach homes before 5 30. If the carrier err or you do not receive the paper by the specified time call 3330. Two copies of the paper will be sent. Calls must reach the offices before 8 70 p m.
Uncle Sam's Gotta Dig Up Billion and Half by New Years
Washington budget bureau estimates warn Uncle Sam must raise over 2.226 billion dollars to cover a budget deficit and obligations by year end. More than 1.5 billion is needed by the end of the calendar year to meet running expenses and maturing commitments.
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Sam
Washington
D. C
Budget Bureau
Late News Gist From Across The Nation
A fragile collage of 1920s headlines reportsElinore Cooke 17 committed suicide in Carroll Iowa while others face tragedies including a lynching in Sandersville a steel executive death in St Louis a skeleton deemed a husband's in Davenport and a fatal auto crash in Belle Plain Iowa. Also noted are a Big Four railroad valuation Erie road labor settlement and dynamite found on a San Bernardino engine along with forest fire threats in Minnesota and political moves in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Inter- State
Cenmerre Commission
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St Louis Railroad
Mystery Scent Plot Strikes Body Case in St Louis
International dispatch reports Mrs. Gertrude Brenn, 22, clinging to her belief her husband burned a garage to cover a homicide. Police probe a charred torso and link to a missing 18-year-old, Celestina Schneider. Authorities note $15,000 insurance held by Henry Brenn as intrigue deepens.
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St. Veuls
Gertrude Brenn
Birstery
Herry Brenn
Brann
Itl Alles
Iate
Celestina Schneider
Mount Hope Cemetery
Brean
Kansas City
Andernach
Germany
Body of Late Senator Watson Buried in Thomson
The body of United States Senator Thomas E. B. Watson arrived in Thomson Georgia and was laid to rest in the local cemetery at Hickory Hill. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. EB Forrester and Rev. J. T. Eakes with the Junior Order of Mechanics in charge of the grave service.
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Thomson
United States
Thomas EB. Watson
Hickory Hill
Watson
EB. J. Forrester
Sparta
Thomson Baptist Church
J. T. Eakes
Thomson Methodist Episcopal Church
Order of Mechanics
Train cuts rear seat off auto. girl unhurt in front
Sabula, Sept. 28 Miss Elizabeth Taplin 18 daughter of George Taplin residing near Sabula escaped injury about 9 oclock this morning when a Milwaukee railway passenger train cut off the unoccupied rear seat of an automobile she was driving, leaving her unharmed in the front seat.
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Sabula
Elizabeth Taplin
George Taplin
Sabila
Father Gives Blood to Save Daughter After Streetcar Injury
Indianapolis dispatch reports Lewis Stein offered his blood to save his 7-year-old daughter Sabina after a streetcar struck her and dragged her three feet. Doctors feared 30 injuries and possible amputation of both legs. The father immediately volunteered as blood donor.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lewis Stein
Sabina
Combination Subway Plan Offered for Chicago
Chicago proposes a 15 year plan to build a combination subway and rapid transit system. Surface lines would serve as feeders while the core underground route handles main traffic. The project carries an estimated cost of 154 million dollars.
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Chicago
Council
Coal production hampered by car shortages in rail transport
Chicago Sept 28 The Seventh Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago says coal mine operations have resumed but railcar supply is the key bottleneck. With output held back and distribution limited by car shortages the risk of a coal shortage now hinges on railroads' ability to furnish sufficient cars. Central Illinois mines report about 77 percent of capacity for the week ending Sept 9, down from 87 percent a year ago, though production rose over 23 percent.
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Associated Pree
Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Illinois
War Signs in East London and Dardanelles Tensions Rise
London dispatches note growing Turkish advances near Constantinople and intensifying British caution. Cabinet deliberations report a near even odds of war as Kemal’s note draws strict scrutiny. Turkish forces push toward Gallipoli while British detachments move to safe positions around Ernekeul.
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London
Associate
E Day
Dardanelles
Greece
Tshan
United Press
Vndeo
Mustapha Kemal
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Poe
Kemal
Constantinople
Shanak
Sea of Marmora
Erenkeul
Chahak
Harrington
Herenkeul
Gallipoli
Tprardanelles
Sea of Marmoyu
Parks
Warrington
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Smyrna
Mudania
Isoid
Appointment of Atherton B. Clark as Eighteenth District Judge
Gov Kendall announced Atherton B. Clark of Cedar Rapids will replace the late F F Dawley as judge in the Eighteenth judicial district serving Cedar Jones and Linn counties. Clark was endorsed by the Linn County Bar association and appointment takes effect October 1.
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Das Moises
Kendall
Atherton B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Ib Fighteenth
F. F. Dawley
I. Clark
Linn County Bar Association
Cedar
Jones and
Linn
Coal price set at 3.49 a ton for state capitol heating
The state capitol will be heated this winter with coal purchased at 3.49 dollars per ton, 41 cents cheaper than last year, information from Ray Johnson, secretary of the executive council.
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Maines
State Capitol
Ray Johnson
Executive Council
Roads in good condition reported across multiple towns
The report covers towns including Algona, Charles City, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Des Moines, Dubuque, Mason City and Waterloo. Roads are generally in good condition as noted in the subsoiled report from the Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau, Charles City, dated Sept 28, 1522.
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Department of Agriculture
Charles City
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Meines
Dubuque
la Sinees Wis
Mason City
Waverly
12 U S Warships Headed to Constantinople Amid Relief Effort
The Navy ordered 42 destroyers and the supply ship Bridge to depart Norfolk for a dash across the Atlantic to join the American squadron at Constantinople. They will provide relief supplies and avoid political demonstrations as Bruce Bristol coordinates with Admiral Bristol and Rear Admiral Ariatel to aid Smyrna region devastation relief. A cruiser Pittsburgh will follow, sailing to Gibraltar for board and observation by Vice Admiral Long before joining operations in the region.
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International Sea Whes
Washington
Navy Department
Norfolk Navy Yard
Atlantic
Amerlois
Constantinople
Ariatel
Constantnople
Bristol
Smyrna
Mediterranean
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Gibraltar
Long
Long Wit
Admiral Bristol
Rev Williamson Fired as Chicago's Extra Law Enforcer
Rev John H H Williamson, Chicago's 10 009 year old municipal law enforcer, was dismissed by Mayor William Hale Thompson after an eight month tenure marked by vague duties and clashes with Police Chief Charles Co Fitzmorris. The unique post, described as the only municipal office of its kind in the country, ended amid a stormy career.
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Chicago
John HH Williamson
William Hale Thompson
Chis
Charles Co. Fitzmorris
Tas
Armenian woman bears quadruplets in Pittsburgh area
Mrs. Mary Krikorian, 22, of Braddock near Pittsburgh, gave birth to quadruplets weighing a total 19 pounds. All four newborn girls died, one at home and three at Braddock General Hospital. Mrs. Krikorian, 125 pounds, is reported doing well at home. The couple hail from Constantinople.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Krikorian
Hagop Krikorian
Braddock
Here
Krikorian
Braddock General Hospital
Constantinople
Carusos Widow Recalls Dowry Demand From Father
Enrica Caruso widow of the opera star tells The Standard that her father cut her off in his will after Caruso refused to grant a $500,000 dowry for their marriage. The father reportedly demanded the sum as permission for the nuptials.
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London
Enrica’ Caruso
The
Standard Today
Caruso
Pension boost eyed for Civil and Mexican War vets
Washington September 2 Associated Press reports Republican leaders in Congress plan a pension increase from 50 to 72 dollars monthly for Civil and Mexican War veterans who served 90 days or are disabled. Widows’ pensions rise to 50 dollars, Civil War nurses to 50, Indian War vets to 30 with widows at 20. The measure passed the Senate and aims to pass the House soon for expected enactment before the holidays.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Congress
Senate
Bursum
Republican
New Mexico
House
Lincoln Denounced by Confederate Veterans As Vanous
Des Moines reports detail Grand Army of the Republic activity over the past year. Deaths reduced Iowa posts by 195 of 4,411 and 13,595 members left from 93,532. 5,433 new members joined to bring roster to 85,021. Commanders Pilcher and associates condemn Lincoln attacks as vanous, urging unity and a focus on truth and patriotism amid encampment deliberations. Also notes encampment activities, auxiliary petitions, and elections.
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Budha
Ayesa Des Moines
Grand Army Tvat
Business Seasion
Iowa
Pilcher Raviewert
Lincoln
Wey United
Dex Moines
Linccoln
Vanon Eus
Lewis
Pilcher
Grand Army of
Deleine
Milwaukee
Grand Army
Lie Hepub- Ne
America
Abraham Lincoln
Des Moines
Grand Army of the Republic
Thofrow
Allies
Daughters of the Grand Anny of the Republic
Resolutiona Erains
Organization of Daughters of the Grand Army of the Repblic
Daughters of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic and
Sons of Veterans
U.S. A
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Woman in Turkish Cabinet an Ardent Friend of America
Haliden Edith Tianani, internationally known as a Turkish winter post diplomat, is the sole woman in Mustafa Kemal Pasha's cabinet. She is an ardent admirer and advocate of American institutions and ideals and influenced pro American policy in Turkey.
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America
Haliden
Edith Tianani
Winterpoat
Movanment
Mustapha
Kamal Pasha
Purkey
Fort Fuileonara explosion blamed on lightning
The naval garrison at Fuileonara on the Gulf of Genoa is reported wiped out by a lightning caused explosion. Hundreds are killed and wounded as 1500 tons of explosives stored in the fort’s tunnel detonated, blowing away the hilltop and destroying surrounding structures.
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Associated Press
Sperda
Italy
Fuileonara Furl
Ntur
Gulf of Genoa
Collett Advances to Semifinals in Women's Golf Championship
Miss Glenna Collett of Providence won 3 up and 2 at White Sulphur Springs to reach the semifinals of the national women’s golf championship. She will meet Mrs Edith Cummings after defeating Mrs Ronald Barlow and Mrs Alexa Stirling in earlier rounds. Mrs William Gavin of England also advanced by defeating Stirling in the upper half.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Seni
Glenna Collett
Providence
Fred CG. Letts
Chicago
Miss Collett
Ronald Barlow
Philadelphia
Edith Cummings
Will
William Gavin
England
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
New York
De Valera and Followers Abdicate Peace Efforts
Dublin report in Freeman's Journal says Eamonn de Valera and allied leaders have abdicated. Liam Lynch, chief of staff of the Republican forces, is mentioned as part of the claim. The piece notes hopes for a rational peace are not held at present.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Freeman's Journal
Liam Lynch
Republican Force Leagues
Bolt Won’t Hurt Republican Party in Election
Des Moines reports state Republican chairman B. B. Burnquist says anti Brookhart efforts by irreconcilables will not embarrass the party. He notes Iowa farmers form the bulk of voters and will resent moving against their candidates. Burnquist asserts Brookhart carried the primary and will gain party support, defending the past federal reserve bank policy.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Rapblican
B. B. Burnquist
Iowa
Towa
Herring
Federal Reserve Bank
Brankhart
Burnauist
Jowa Day Brings Holstein Judging in Cattle Arena
Crowds crowded the Dairy Castle Congress and International Fat Flan Horse show with over 25 000 attendance yesterday. Holsteins drew the most interest as H H Kildee Ames judged classes with firms like Hargrove Arnold Norwalk and Towana Farris Davenville active in two-year olds. Gates opened early and packed hippodrome seating reflected strong public turnout across Iowa Minnesota and Illinois farm communities.
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Hippodrome
Automoblien
Dudgins
Guernaseys
Une
Hargrove & Arnold
Norwalk
H. W. Schroeder
Owatonna
Mina
H. H. Schroetermeier & Son
Waverly
Thosa
Minnesota
Ilinois
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Hl. H. Kildee
Ames
Guernsey
Jersey
Fayetts County
Dubuque
Linn
Black Hawk
Fayette
May Gilley
Maynard
Dubuque County
Joseph Luschinger
Loretta Quade
Thea Jersey
Dwight
Lyman Campbell
Jesup
Folk County
Polk County
Fayetta
Aryshires
Adam Seitz & Sons
Waukesha
Wis
Celuma
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