British in Chanak under Turkish pressure threatens new ultimatum
British and Turkish tensions rise as Kemalists overrun the Chanak neutral zone while British forces in Constantinople and the Dardanelles are bolstered. London reports Turkish advances guided from Smyrna and Angora amid Allied efforts to avert open hostilities. Constantine and Greek leaders plot Thrace defense as Russian moves alarm Britain.
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Les. Apantinope
Turkea
Chanak
Straits
Mustapha Kenigi
Dardanelles
Charles Harrington
Pendin
Kemal
Harrington
Allied Commission
Smyrna
Hissary
Angora
Frank Iin Bouisson
Courier delivery deadline and newspaper resupply policy
Notice states Courier copies should arrive before 6 30 tonight and if not due to carrier error or other cause, call 8230 and a replacement will be sent. Calls must reach the office before 6 30 p m.
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Skeato Beesi
Fae
Lei Ultmain
Mybinphamw Pasha
Constantinople
Musi Pasha
Gea
Harrington
Werrington
Tme
Girl Beaten by Aunt Reported by Ottumwa Police
Ottumwa Ia Sept 29 a nine year old girl Jessie Jones after 19 days in the woods seeking safety from alleged brutality by her aunt fled to authorities. Police say she was beaten with a leg chain clothing removed and dragged by a rope around her neck. Charges will be brought in juvenile court.
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Tumwa
Jessie Jones
Dan -Airdanca
Kirk- Ville
Tle
Plate Reformatory
Rackwell City
Near East Crisis Tops Cabinet Session In Washington
Washington September 29 Advices to the state department indicate the Near East situation is nearing a climax as Turkish forces move toward the Dardanelles neutral zone in defiance of allied demands. No new moves are expected by the Turkish government in the immediate future as ministers watched developments closely.
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Washington, D. C
Near East
Harding
Toay
State Department
Dardanelles
Relief Corps Grants To Near East Relief In Des Moines
Members of the Women s Relief corps at today s business session sought more than $2 009 collected during the year for representatives of Near East relief in Des Moines on September 29.
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Des Moines
Women's Relief Corps
Harding Father Would Bolt GOP for Democrat in Iowa
The Associated Press reports Dr George T Starlng father of President Harding says if he lived in Iowa he would bolt the Republican party and back Clyde Lerring the Democratic U S senator candidate. Harding, in Des Moines for the G A R encampment, stayed with BE Meredith and was hosted by Herring and other Democrats while denouncing rival Urnckhart as a specialist and warning against Socialists in Washington.
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Associated Press
George T. Stardling
Harding
Iowa
Clyde Lerring
U.S
DF. Harding
Dead Moines
BE. T. Meredith
Articulture
Herring
Democratic Party
Ierely
Repub
Washington
Foreman Injured After Fall at Freight House Shaft
Julius I Balansifer acting foreman at the C G W freight house was seriously injured and nearly killed by a fall down the elevator shaft from the first floor to the basement between 10 and 11 this morning. He fell about 10 feet and was found unconscious at the bottom. taken to St Francis hospital, condition improving at 1 pm and recovery believed assured.
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Julius I. Balansifer
Riveraldg Drive
C G. WW
Ji Atm
Baleustier
St. Francis Hospital
Labor Board Prepares Again to Wrestle on Living Wage Case
Chicago September 9 The railroad labor board is set to take up the case of United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes with Railroad Shop Workers in executive session Monday The union seeks a wartime minimum wage and a return to wartime tax levels while railroad representatives deny the existence of a general living wage principle and contest its establishment.
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Labor Board
Chicago
United, Brotherhood of Maintenance
Way
E. P. Grabie
Taylor Case Nears End of Argument
Counc Bluffs Ja Sept 20 Argument in the Linnie Taylor murder case began tonight and will likely go to the jury this afternoon. Mrs Taylor, charged with order of Sam GC, Freiden was entering Taylor premises. She did not deny the shooting but said Freiden had previously assaulted her and threatened her if she testified.
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Counc! Bluffs
Linnie Taylor
Highway department report covers Iowa towns from Charles City to Mason City
A terse summary from the 1922 highway bulletin notes review of several Iowa towns including Alvens Charles City Cesar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque ARON Wis Mason City and early. The report indicates roads are in good condition with no significant rainfall reports.
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Charles City
Alvens
Charles
Cesar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Aron Wis
Mason City
Stillman Divorce Denied in Publicized Case
Mrs. J Potter Stillman won no divorce. Referee Gleason found Guy Stillman legitimate and dismissed adultery claims against her. James A Stillman and Mrs Stillman faced counter allegations. alimony and counsel fees awarded to Mrs Stillman while Baby Guy remains in the family trust.
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Poughkeepsie, N
Stillman
Daniel J. Gleason
James A. Stillman
Talilionaire
National City Bank of New York
Silliman
Baby Guy Skillman
United Press
Flelen
Clara
Guy
Altho Treferee Gleeson
Wahy Guy
Gleason
Bat Guy Stillman
James Stillman
National City Bank
New York
Fred Beauvais
Irs
Florence Leeds
Century Roof Chorus
Tadian
Miss Leeds
Himian
Lital
Barker
John Mack
John F. Brennan
West Chester County
Baby Guy
Operators in Fight Over Coal Control Seek Injunction
Washington September 29. Information from government circles indicates a group of bituminous coal operators intends to seek an injunction against federal fuel distribution. They argue the anti profiteering clause of the Cummins Winslow act is unconstitutional. The restraining order will be sought not by the National Coal Association but by individual operators prepared to sue.
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Washington
Agenrom
Cummins- Winslow
National Coal Association
British Laborites Demand Dismissal of Lloyd George
London reports that British Laborites circulate a manifesto calling for the dismissal of Lloyd George. They urge recognition of Turkish concerns and call for an immediate peace conference and summons of Parliament. The document accuses the prime minister of mismanaging war policy and seeks to replace leadership.
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Lloyd George
London
Preimiey Lloyd George
Werner Eest Polley
Postmaster Objects to Livestock Mail
Postmaster Behymer of Cincinnati voices doubts about parcel post shipments of livestock including fowl and even alligators. He notes shifts in law and cites incidents of crates escaping at Ohio offices, urging caution before consignments become officially harmless in transit.
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Assocition Press
Washington
Jenogih
Behymer
Cincinnati
National Association of Postmasters
Dutler
Hans
Ohio
Cinemonic
Aviation Gold Star Mothers Organizer to Fly Across U S
Aviation Gold Star Mothers organizer Lillian ACID will fly across the United States as a guest of service officials, taking a cross country flight starting at 4 a m. She will travel by sped aircraft carrying mail, with stops planned in Salt Lake City Omaha Chicago Mitchell Lang Island then towns including Reng New Platte Neh Town City Ia land O. and Bellefonte Pa, concluding Sunday.
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Cal
Lillian
Star Mothers
United States
Servion
Sie
Gatlin
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Chicago
Fat Mitchell
Lang Island
Reng
New Platte
Town City
Land. O
Bellefonte. Pa
Wiss Collett to Face Mrs Gavin in Woman's Golf Final
In a semifinal match at the Gyeon Grier club Wiss Collett and Mrs. Gavin will compete for the national women’s golf title. Collett from Providence Cage er wins the chance to meet Mrs. Gavin, England’s champion and Canada’s top player, in the final after today’s round.
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Wiss Collett
Mrs. Gavin
Gianna Collett
William A. Gavin
England
Canada
Gyeon Grier
Resu
National Council of Women Wil Meet in Des Moines
Representatives of about sixty American women arrive in Des Moines on September 21 for a meeting of the National Council of Women called by Mrs. North Moore of St. Louis, the national president. The council includes presidents from over 36 national women’s organizations and plans preliminary sessions for an international gathering of women to be held in America in 1975.
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Des Moines
National Council of Women
Pan North Moore
St. Leneis
International Lawners
America
Newari Postmaster Is New Association Head
Washibeton TD Sept 29 Rank J Bork postmaster at News ark was elected president of the National Association of Postmasters at the closing session. Robert Thorvson Thdlanavelis was named vice president and W Mannear Wilkes Barre Pa was elected secretary treasurer to lead the new association slate.
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Washibeton
TD. C
Rank J. Bork
Newsark
National Association
Poastmasters
Robert Thorvson
New Greek Army Moves to Defend Thrace Amid Unrest
Athens reports Col. Gonatas reorganizes the Greek army to march into Thrace to repel potential Turkish occupation. A new cabinet led by Alexander Zetmin vows stabilizing reforms and restoration of order while seeking Allied support. Venizelos arrives in Paris to press Allies for backing of the revolutionary movement and Thrace defense. Five former Greek ministers are arrested in London for wartime defeat fallout.
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George
Kong
Nis
Dringe
Royal House of
Senmarkh
Copenhagen
Salonikity
Reorogintyng Army
United Brew
Col
Comatas
George $1
Greet
Constantine
Greece
Thraca
Venizelos
Paris
Thrace
Prienda
Venizelay
Grea
Veniveins
Baas
Ele
Deauvilley
Deauville Shortix
Fing
Iinternational
New Winey
London
Otho Torke
Asia Minor
Constantine Rat
Herring to Address National Issues Saturday
Democratic candidate Herring will stand on national questions Saturday at the Dairy Cattle Convention. He will outline his campaign issues, pay respects to his opponent, and reflect on his own rise from modest schooling to a leading role in the automobile industry, citing early apprenticeship and work with notable figures in manufacturing.
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Herring
Flyde TL
United States
Saturda Erring
Henry Ford
R. N N. Olds
Seamiaintanse
Jed Herring
Trix
Heritins
Trig Postal Strike Ends on Govt Terms
London report states the Irish postal strike has ended on the government's terms. Dispatch to the Times confirms settlement reached after talks in Dublin.
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TRIG
London
Times
Hundred and Thirteenth Birthday Celebrated in California
In San Mateo California Jasinte Flo Mextyan aged 113 was celebrated at county hospital. Born in Mexico City on 909, she lives near the farm and recalls a winded past. The note of a distant wound and medical trouble frames the reminiscence as a long life observed in the local community.
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San Mateo
Jasinte
California
Cie County
Mexico City
Oberammergau Faces Question of Selling Play Rights
Oberammergau sees tourism surge with 314000 visitors and 20 million marks gross from the Passion Play while shops spend millions on visitors. About 800 performers rest after months of toil as a million-mark offer meets mixed reactions from villagers. One accident mars the season with the death of Daisy Mary Tumulty in a highway crash.
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Mytha Associatea Press
Oberammergan
Paselon
Milous
Sertie
Tve
Searan
vVierrars
Daisy Mary Tumulty
Joseph P. Trmulty
New York Detective Accused in Extradition Case
Chigipo dispatches reveal Municipal Judge John Flaas seeking a New York police sergeant alleged to have abducted Benjamin Voynon, a jewel theft suspect wanted by an eastern city. The officer reportedly removed the prisoner during chamber discussions on extradition papers.
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Chigipo
Safa
New York
John Flaas
Jaas
Benjamin Voynon
Nhergent
Finay
Ba ‘Aids
Princals Chambers
Good & Son Win Big at Belgian Show Holstein Fair
Good & Son Ogden Ta earned top money in the Belgian show as Farceur's King and Jarleus led wins. W Harvey Sinkth of Roswell Indiana also earned top exhibitor honors for stock bred by him. Crowds packed the Hippodrome with about 25 800 spectators. Holsteins judged in the afternoon and evening produced close contests.
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Fier
Martes
Grant C
Good & Son
Ogden
Good
Farceur
Jarleus
W. Harvey Sinkth
Rosweil
Ind
Smith
Tory
Larga
Carvel
Bagan
Llbitien
W. H. Schroeder
Owatonna
Mion
Hengerveld Pietertje Ormsby
Korndyke
Sadie Vale Pietertje
Corwin ‘Farms
Reck Vail I
Schroeder
Hargrove &Arnold
Norwalk
King Ormsby Piebe
Mercedes
Shadeford Sezis Harteg
W_ Yapp
Il R. Shade
Urbana
Ill
State Hospital
Independence
Munior
Wapsie
Roseland Berle
Wapsimoor Farm
Camanche
H. HM. Kildea
Shade & Wapp
Concordia
Orville Hamer
Saterior
Mearsurec
Marlow & Randall
Dee
Westview de Kol Walker
Fighting Resumed in Siberia Between Red and White Armies
Advices state fighting has resumed between the Red forces and the Whites in Siberia. Reported aims include Vladivostok’s capture by farmers once evacuated by the Japanese. Investigations cite alleged arms supplies to the Dietrich government and to a Chinese war front, risking a cabinet crisis.
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Siberia
Vladivistok
Ford
Democrats Still Held in Deadlock at Convention
The Syracuse Press reports the Democratic convention opened with a likelihood of nominating tonight. The platform readings and balloting were planned after adjournment. A deadlock persisted as Smith’s withdrawal demand failed, with late-night committee work yielding reports including a wine and beer resolution for a vote.
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Associate! Press
Syracuse
Hiltst Igaders
Smith
Resolutions Committee
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Relief Corps
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