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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
MACHINE WHICH is LEFT STAND.
ING ON CLIFF DROPS 200 FEET
ANO is DASHED TO PIECES
BODY OF LONE OCCUPANT is
RECOVERED.

Buffalo \. y. Sept 5.--An sutomo,
bic plunged over the cliff near the
cataract at Niagara Falls this after,
noon and was dashed to pieces 2UV
tcCt below on the rivers margin.
Mrs. Agatha Miller 81 years old,
wife of d. II. Miller OF No. 5000 East
Sevetny.seventh street, Cleveland, fell
to her death with the car. Her body
was found on the waters edge.
The accident happened just north OF
the upper steel arch bridge. Mrs. Nil
'lcr was alone in the car. in the rear
seat. The car was packed on the
grass near the customs office al the
American end OF the bridge, facing the
river on slight slope. There IS nc
guard rail at the cliff eGge. The owner
and driver Of the car. Edward Meyers
Of Buffalo. had left It, as he thought
safely parked.
Try to Prevent Plunge.
For some reason ii began 10 SLIP
down the slope. and Mrs. Miller, VII"
was OF very heavy build. realized h"'
danger. Her screams aroused tie
hvstanders. and two mon. Harry An
drew. negro Of Bufa'n. ana Josepc
Goldberg OF 4S7 Queen street. West
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
HARD COAL MINES TO Be IN OPERATION
FIRST OF NEXT WEEK, SAY OFFICIALS

In their accepting tn" compromise rro-
posed by the senator's. and threc hour
Joint session Of miners and operators.
In the Joint conference the miners also
accented the proposition and an agree
ment made subject to the action Of tho
miners convention, in accordance with
the rules of the United Mine Workers.
After the agreement is finally ap-
proved operators and miners VIII meet
and formally sign contract.
President John L. Lewis Of the
United Mine Workers In statement
tonIgh, said. The terms Of the con-
tract represent most decisive victory
for the United Mine Workers OF Amer
,ca and mark the failure OF the ire
,nerduous drive OF the operators for =
reduction In wages and Il lowering Of
tho standard Of living Of the anthracite
mine workers
The agreement will run until Sep.
/ 1928, and viii expire under Cond'-
tIons most favorable to the anthracite
workers.
Rejoicing at wilkes Barre.
Wilkes Barre, Pa. Sept. &.---News ot
the acceptance hy the operators Of
proposals 10 end the anthracite strike
caused rejoicing among all classes IN
the Wyoming valley. The mine work.
ers were particularly iubilaut Rs they
claim the outcome Is compl'tN victory
for their cause Activity increased
about the collieries today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Extra Deputies Sent Out From
Chicago to Shops and
Terminal Points.
Evidence Being Collected to
Show Reasons For Pcrma-
nent Restraner.
Shopmen's Head Says Strike
Will Go On" Broken"
Assert Executives.

Chicago, Sept. 3.-(By the Asso-
riated Press s)-The beginning Of
the tenth week of the country
wide strike of the railway shop
men found the 500 United States
marshals mobilized to uphold
the drastic temporary injunction
obtained by the government OH
Friday to prevent lawlcss violence
and keep the nations transporta-
ton machinery running.
Collecting Evidence.
From Chicago. as a center OF railroad
activities. was directed the work OF en-
forcing the injunction pending the near
Ing 10 make Il permanent on September
II. A mass OF complaints and ailesa-
rons Of conspiracy and attempts 10 ruin
property and jeopardize litc were oelhs
collected to-day for the use or Attorney
General Daugherty in support Of his ap-
plication 10 make the injunction perna-
pent. 1t Will not be alleged that the
strikers are guilty in most % the out
breaks Of the violence reported. but the
Government, II was said. Will MAINTAIN
thst actions OF the strikers or striKe
leaders caused the violcnce
Extra forces of deputies have oeen
rworn in by United States Marshal ROD
Il, +. Levy and are being dispatched 20
railroad shops and terminals 10 watcn
for acts forbidden by the order handea
4 ,wn by Federal Judge Wilkerson.
t!oueand writs were prepared IN the
federal building and sent to all parts OF
,ro country. for service on labor leaders
n.n,nd IN the Injunction. B. NJ. JeTeii.
had OF the shopmcn. could not be found
and II was reported he was In the cast
Scott Denies violation.
1ohn Scott. secretary OF the shopmen.
remained at his desk at the union head
quarters.
II have not violated any law" he sala. ss
rcontdnued on Pare Twslvs) :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
EyERY EFFORT TO BE PUT FoATh
TO START PRODUCTION FOLLOW
ING SETTLEMENT OF SThLh1'
coMPRoMSE PROPOSED By SEN
AroRS Is ACCEPTED.

huadelph!a. Fa.. Sept. 3.-Anthracite
miners and operators having se't'ed
their differences after more than Two
months Of controversy. eTery effort "''A
be made to start production OF coal as
soon as possible. The scale commltete
summoned early this morning. to-nlsht
held a session TO consider and approve
the agreement reached at midnight 'aSt
hight and TO call a delegate convention
OF the miners at Wilkes Barre 'h's "ceA
,n-mally 70 ratify the new pact.
PRS. Sunday Meottng.
7, vas the first time III the history
~ anthracite wage negotiations th"'
r,In.-s have met on 4 SUNDAY. the pre-
ccdent being broken In order TO get
Cuick action Leaders expressed the
onI,ior ,ha, the hard coal MINES ~" ne
IN npsration by tho first OF next week
and that norma! production Viii pc
nuicklv reached. The production is eSh-
mated u be about to.9"n.""" tons eeh'nd
last year. ,,s
The settlement. announced ny lh''eu
sts.es Senators Pepper and Reed. OF
pepnsvlvania. came after an all day
session Of the operators which resulted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
WOMAN PLUNCES IN RUNAWAY AUTO
OVER CATARACT At NIAGARA FALLS

Toronto. grabbed the near tenders
and strove desperately to stop the car.
They kept their holds until II reached
the very brink and plunged into the
gorge.
Mrs. Miller tried to oXtricate her.
self but she was not quick enough. u.
F.. Darling and EUstaCe Lvans. both OF
Elkhart. Ind. were standing below the
bridge. looking up, ana saw the ma
chine come over the bank and Mrs
Millers body fall from it. The car
struck the stop al the loot Of the cir
and plunged on TO the rivers edge. a
tangled mass OF debris. Mrs. Miller's
BODY was recovered on the bank at the
base of the cliff. 1t was Identified
later BY her husband.
Started for Canada.
The Millers and Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
ael kerrigan OF 1920 West One Hun.
dred and Thirty-ttth street, West
Park. Cleveland. came TO Buffalo this
morning and hired Meyers to drive
them to the Falls, sightseeing. AS thev
were about 10 cross the bridge into
Canada. the Canadian authorities re
fused to allow the car 10 enter be
cause Meyers did not have his license
car with him Meyers parked his Cd,
while he went 10 see il the matter
could not oe adjusted His passengers
all save Mrs. Miller. went with him.
She was left alone in the automobile,
and the accident followed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
FL|ERS LOSE WAY
IN ". VA. CLOUDS
Fall In Plane In Vain A.
tempts To Steer 1t To
Moundsville.
Ohio Congressman Passenger
In Machine, Starts For
Wheeling to Board Train.

Eatrmont. W. Va. Sept. 3.-(SreclaD.
--CouGressman Fitzgerald. OF Ohio. had
a thrilling experience here to-day when
the army plane. in which he was riding,
was wrecked in a forced landing In this
city.
In company with Captain Mcister. OF
Dayton. Ohio, who was flying the ma
chine. Congressman Fitzgerald left
Washington at 3 o'clock this morning
for Dayton. The machine ran into hard
rain storms and lost It's way in the
clouds In the mountains OF West Viz
Etnia.
Compass Goes Wrong.
The plane reached Morgan,Vwn..whers
the aviator got his bearings after read
ing signs IN the town which told aim
where he was. He then tried 10 steer q
course directly north by the compass.
which ne thought would take him 20
Moundsville, W. Va. 10 the Langltn
Field But the compass when bad and
the ship followed circle and returned
10 Morgantown. Three times the avia-
tor tried 10 steer a compass course and
each time travelled IN a circle.
Captain SIeister then tried 20 follow
the river. and the course OF the Monon-
gahela led him 70 Fatrmont. running
short OF gasoline and having engine
trouble. he was forced TO land in this
city at 1890. In making the landing.
the airshlp was wrecked on the rough
field Congressman Fitzgerald and
Captain MeiSter were not Injured. Tne
congressman left on train for Wheel
ing and planned TO proceed 20 Dayton
by.rau The aviator remained in this
city and engaged men 20 dtsTsntle the
wrecked machine and ship 4 back TO tue
Dayton flying field.
Inquiry at the local hotels last night
failed 10 locate Congressman Fitzgerald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Chastity Toll Exacted In Con-
ilagration In Pennsylvania
Yards AT Pittsburgh.
Bodies of Victims Charred
Beyond Recognition, Only
One Being Identified.
Search Made For Another
Missing Employe-Many
Hurt By Jumping.

Pittsburgh Sept. 3.-(By the
Associated ress)-Seven car re-
pair men. recently employed. were
burned to death. ten men were in
iured, several severely, and prop.
erty loss of $4,000 was wrought
by fire which started at dawn to-
day in a bunkEeusc in the Thir-
tieth street yards of the PennSyl'
vania railroad and swept through
the building with almost incrcd,
ible speed.
Bodies Terribly charrsd.
Nearly all the bodies were charred
beyond recognition. The corpse Of !. F.
Carr. 1915 Thirty sixth street. Balti-
more. was positively identified. however.
Railway officials made a check OF all
employees living in the bunRhouse and
gave out the following list OF missing
tonight:
ALVIN L. BRUCE. 81. KewaHee. Ill
FRANK CUSTODINO. IS laborer.
EDGERT DUNN. S5 repairman.
DAVIS L. DAVIS, IS, reparman
WALTER I. PARSONS. 2S. repairman.
ERNEST INOZANETO. IS. repairman.
GERALD HARPER. %. m c h / n {
helper.
Search OF the wreckaEe failed 10 re-
veal an eighth body Railway repre-
sentatgves said it was possible that one
ot the above listed men failed TO report
after he had fed from the blazing bunk
house.
Mon Hurt BY Jumping.
The most seriously injured em3ioye
10 !. M,ncru Tajuma. Toxic Japan. an
airhra!;c inspectors helper Tajuma aud
other employees who sustained injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
INCREASE EFFICIENCY
OF U, S. BATTLESH|PS

Washington. Sept. S.-American bat
tleship efficiency will be markedly-fn-
creased. the navy department said in
statement today. by installation Of
auxiliary diesel engines OF type devei-
oped for trial IN the Colorado and West
Virginia. now nearing completion. These
engines will furnish energy for the cleo
trical system of the vessels. which nave
hitherto depended upon the giant tur-
bines whose principal duty IS u drive
the propeliers. Large economies are
expected from their tunCtioning. II was
said because IL now will be unnecessary
for the ships 10 furnish the boiler while
I'm port and power for lighting. opera
,ior Of winChes, pumps and such sub
sidiary equipment Will lie available
without turning up the main engines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
FRA|L HOPE FOR
ENTONBED MEN
Will Require Week Of Hard
Work to Reach Victims
In California Mine.

Jackson. Cal. Sept. 3.--Gold. for wears
the principal product Of this region mas
all hut been forgotten in the effort be
Ing made TO reach the Al men VINO since
last Sunday night have been cntomoco
In the lower levels OF the ArSonaut
mine.
Mining for men. II was said tonight
will continue TO be the principal, II not
the only. business OF this little city nn
I'll the men have been brought TO ihe
surface alive or dead.
Z. narrowing, of Denver. supervising
engineer of the bureau Of mines. Is ."
his way here to take charge or the res
cue work.
Another week Required
II vas announced today by officials
In charge Of the rescue crews mat ."
fee, OF green stone and about ~ ieet
of virgin ground remained between the
200 foot level OF the Argcnaut mine
shaft and the eXcavators who are WORK
Ing in a tunnel which once connected
the Kennedy mine with the Argohau''
1t was estimated that It would require
another week OF continuous LABOR 10
reach the cntombed men, although con-
siderable headway WAS being made.
An analysis of gases in the Ar6onaut
mine shows there has been reduction
in the amount OF injurious gas from ,
10 40 ncrccnt This indicated, chemists
said that fresh air from some source
was getting into the Argonaut mine.
Fear was expressed however. when the
men wero first eutomhed, there may
have been in the mine too much gas 10
permit them to survive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
JAIL -FOUR STRIKERS
ON MURDER CHARGE

Memphis. Tenn. Sept. .S.-Frank A.
Miller. Seth W. Poston, Albert JoF $
and Charles Moak, said to be striking
railroad workers. were arrested today on
warrants charging murder in connec-
zion with the ambuscadc and fatal
woundng Of Charles II. Lancer. Frisco
System shop employe who. with two
other men. W ere fired on while en- route
from his hom" 10 the Frisco shops In
South Memphis, yesterday
Poston. John S. Moak and Miller to-
night confessed, TO police that they
were implicated in the amhuscade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
MEET AT PARKERSBURG
OF REAL ESTATE MEN

Parhersburg. W. Va. Sept. S.-Ren
estate men from all sections OF west
Virginia arc gathering here tonight Tor
the fourth annual convention OF the
West Virginia Real Estate convention
and q IS expected there will be at least
200 here for the meeting President
s,uar, n. Bowman OF Huntington ana
Secretary ". r. Tucker have arrived IN
tho CITY and the remaining contingent
u-iIl arrive tomorrow morning.
The frs, meeting will be held tomof.
row morning and Governor Morgan a.
,rsu as number Of other prominent
o>rcisls ~ the state expect to attend the
eetinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
HEAVY LOSS TO COTTON
BY BOIL WEEVIL PEST

Washington. Sept. Boil wesNil. de-
s,royer Of potential wealth in cotton,
md hugaboo OF the cotton growers. had
a record yesterday and did itself proud
ir the fields Of the south last year by
preventing production OF 6,2II.'oo bales
Of cotton, which with the seed that
would have been sinned. was worth
ssIn.34l. 900 based on farm prices OF
December 10. last.
Careful study Of the damages esti-
mated 70 cotton by the boil weeHIl. has
iue, been presented to tn" department
Of agriculture. which shows that dnr'ns
the 13 years. l9c9-lS. tn" Hypothetical
value Of the prevented destruction OF
cotton from all causes totalIed Nl'-
80 so 600
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
INVESTIGATE SHOOTING
OF "PEGGY'S" HUSBAND

Pla'tStu-g. y. Y, Sept. 3.-An tnves-
tigation Of tho shooting Thursday night
Of A NJ "Budd!e" Johnson. husband OF
regEy Marsh, actress and professional
dancer. at The camp OF Jack Clifford OF
Chateau Bay Lake. has been begun
by state police under the direction OF
District Attorney Harold 4. Jerry. OF
Clinton count. il was learned tonight.
\, the time OF the shooting. 1t was
announced n: the hospital here that
johnson had acc!dcncly shot himself
while putting away a revolver that had
been used in target practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Thousands Coming Today
TO State Fair Opening
MILITARY MASS
At VETS MEET
Is Celebrated By Bishop
Swint, Of Wheeling, AT
Charleston Reunion.

Charleston. ". Va. Sept. "A mill
t,rv mass this morning, celebrated b.
Bishop J. J. Swtrt, OF Wheeling. and
memorial services Of this Afternoon IN
honor Of the organizations dead, fca-
turcd toAay's program in tho third an
uual reunion of tho Eight!eth division.
comprising units from tho, three Rlue
Ridge states Of West Virginia, Virginia
and Pennsylvania.
Blind Ex-officer Speaks
Assisting Bishop Swint in The mill
tarv mass was Captain Edwar \. Wal
lace. S2Uth infantry. In the afternoon
services. General LLOYD VI. Brett, presi-
dent OF the Veterans Association, pre-
sided. md also substituted on the pro-
gram IN the place @: Major General
Albert Crorkhi;e. who nas unable to al
tend. Another speaker on the program
was Frank SchoIlc former lieutenant
in the 3lStu infantry, who lost the sight
Of both eyes ,u~iuE action with the d.
vision in The ArcCnc offensive. MIR.
Schoblc is q wealthy hat manufacturer
OF Philadelphia.
Tomorrows session will comprise
business meeting In the morning. at
v h!ch time the 1928 convention city Will
be selected and other routine matters
transacted. In the afternoon the oivi-
s.on's biz picnic, !r-~<uding a barbecue
VIII take place at local park. The
reunion Will end tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
FALL FROM A TREE
COSTS FARMERS LIFE

Clarksburg. w. Va. Sept. 3.--(Spe-
cisO-A fractured skull and other In
tIries received when he fell from the
roof Of n barn he was repairing.
caused the deat III last night OF James
Morgan. -. prominent farmer ~ the
Film, Run community, in DoddridGe
County
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BOY IS DROWNED

Parkersburg, ". Va. Sept. 3.--In at
tempting u wade Worth!ngton creek
here in .Inpary With two larger hoys
Robert 'airbanks. AGED .. son OF J. T.
Fairbanks. travelling salesman, was
drowned this afternoon. The father
reached home from 4 long trip by auto
mobile just N time 10 receive the sad
news
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TRY FOR RELEASE OF
ACCUSED WRECkERS

Gary. Ind. Sept9.-F!rst steps to open
the release OF writs of habaes corpus Of
TWO of the four men being held in con-
nection with the wrecking Of the mil
ron dollar express on Michigan Central
two weeks ago were taken today by
Paul Glaser attorney for the accused
men.
Mr. Glase- said he would file petitions
Tuc eday morning before Judge Green.
uald alleging that Charles Isel!s and
John PaHoYitch were being detained
illegally and under duress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
KILLS HIS BROTHER
THEN TRIES SUICIDE

Finley WAS lodged in jail here today
charged with killing his brother. Jcre-
miah at Warderville ". Va. After
shooting Thomas turned the pistol on
himself but the wound Is not serious.
Thomas Finley was recently RELEASED
from the state y'uin at Weston.
cial attorney for the government wired
from Chicago:
II am advised hat Dnhs himself gave
directions that tho writs 81 injunction
and proceeds % coI't should he utterly
ignored II - trhlossin'c FOR me at
present 10 NAL . sufficient; proof Of this
fact for the srpport of motion for
commitment for >or tcmpt. but believe
that in a few davs will Re in poe<esson
~ sufficient evidence and Il | succeed
IN this, Dehs and the orhe's will hc sent
- jail FOR contempt. qri will remain
there. until the strikH - ended"
Two days later %. Walker wired;
We have now sufIcier.i evidence al
hand for Indictment % neNe md all tn
ac~. Several Indictment. wll be return
ed. and 7 am Of the opinion that the bail
required ror the defend will be 81"
large In the aggregate that they Will
no, be able 70 give satisfactory security.
Wa shall be able TO show that this con-
spiracy has extended over IN. entire
northwest as we'll as the Facif!c coast,
"a we'll as through Michigan. indiana
and Ohio. and firmly believe that the
result Of these trials and the punish
mest or the leaders will DO 81 serious
that a general strike upon any railroad
will not again occur for series ~
wears. I assume. OF course. that con-
gross will not. by legislation. nut fur-
M
~ rhe federal courts. but on tNe cor
,rarv sincerely hop" this jurisdiction
will he strengthened rather than I'M
paired"
But Mr.. Walkers hopes were not 'u'-
,illed. Congress did pass the TIaN'on
act exempting labor unions from prose
crtion under the sherman antitrust
law. and =, the end Of IS wars. big
g,rike has come again. VIII history
-sroat i,seIc and the strike Re ended BY
court Injunction: II vas In 1924.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
SEVERAL ARE KILLED
IN FIGHTS IN IRELAND

cork. Sept S.--lt is officially an
uourred that 500 irregulars with 100
machine guns two armorcd cars and
trench mortar. attacked Macroom from
o'clock Saturday morning until 1880
noon. when they were rcpu>sed In dis
order.
The !--egulars are said 20 have SUI
fcrad several casualties. The nationals
los, two men Killed and two wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BIG FRZ IN WINDSOR

Windsor. Crt., Sept. S.--Ons fireman
was seriously burned and several others
injured when tho MalOnoy Electrical
.orl,any rlant Was destroyed here to-
day by a ire with loss Of $4,000
Rlaziug debris were scattered over a
wide area by frequent explosions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Great Exhibition Promises to
Eclipse Any Ever Held On
Historic Grounds.
Wonderful Array Of Live
Stock and Other Exhibits
Beggars Description.
Thrilling Races 10 Be Inter-
spersed With Music By
Famous Brass Band.

Today. Monday. September 1.
Labor day, will mark the opening
of the West Virginia Blue RihhoG
State Fair, which promises 10
eclipse any state exposition pre-
viously held on the hiStori"
grounds on Wheeling Island.
1t was stated late last evening
by Secretary Bert Swartz OF the
fair association that every detail
for the opening had been perfect
ed: that numbers of exhibitors
had forces OF men and women
working on their booths. dccorat.
ing and installing exhibits, and
that many Of these persons would
doubtless labor until carly morn
ing so rs to have everything in
place when the gates are thrown
open.
Scene OF Great Activity.
The din of hammers was lnCeSsant
throughout the grounds yesterday az
the owners Of concessions erected
their booths. and many women added
their labor to that OF the men. nj TACT,
late Yesterday afternoon nearly every
available spot on the fair grounds tha'
had been reserved for that purpose
was covered by a tent, frame build
ing or a booth. All avenues leading TO
the grand stand are fronted on either
side by booths. n some OF which, the
lunch and soft drink stands. brisk
business was being carried on.
Yesterday 1t became imperative 10
place watchmen at the gates 10 pre-
vent automobiles that were not driven
to the grounds for business purposes
from entering AS it was, there was
veritable crush o! machines inside 'he
Continued on Pare Eight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
WILL AID STRIKERS

Chicago. Sept Sat the close OF
turbulent meeting today. the ChiesSe
Federation OF Labor adopted resolutions
authorizing a campaign to raise funds
10 help striking railway shopcrarts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
ASK NAT1oN-wDH sTAio

knoxville. Tenn. septS. - The Can
,r7I Labor Union. comprising all labo5
bodies Of the city, today importune
President Gnmpers. Of the AmericN
Federation Of Labor. to authorize . NJ
tlon-xide strike vote Of all crafts,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
'CREEK ARMY ROUTED
IN FIVE-DAY fight

Paris. Sept. s.-The Angora govern
m.nt mission In Paris today maze pup.
lie an official conmunique issued iAst
Thursday in Angora saying mat aitei
five day battle. the Greek army h.e
been completely defeated ana cut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
A NAw RoYArume e0N.

AFf NOW UVVotI1 ~
London. sept. "A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph from Athens oates
Saturday says the kath!merin', the gov.
srnnen, organ. emphasizes the gravity
Of the situation in Asia Minor ana
recommends the resignation OF the eaoi.
net and formation OF a sovernmsnt OF
the Pan-Helenic authority OF lneontes"
ahle rcpute
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
DEATH CALLS EDITOR

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. S.--Richard
Smith. managing editor OF the Indian
apoIis News for the past - years ana
previously 20 tha, connected WIN tho
Associated Press. died a. his nom" mere
early today. He was So years ".d ana
Is survived by his widow.