Cuno Regime Indignant As France Spurns Pact
Paris dispatch says no clear German offer of a non war pact to France. German Ambassador told Hughes, who relayed to Jusserand. French Foreign Office considered, no reply needed as offer was not definite. Berlin dispatch notes Cuno’s anti war pact rejection sparks official comments on motives. Officials say Germany seeks no revenge and favors a referendum on war or peace.
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Germany
France
Washington
Hughes
Jules J. Jusserand
Foreign Office
The
Times
Berlin
Cuno
Hughes Speech Pleases Officials On Reparations Appraisal
The New Haven delivery of Charles E Hughes speech drew praise from officials in London and New Haven for its plain talk on reparations. Reports say German data proposed by Chancellor Cuno aim to shift discussions to economics rather than politics, with experts to judge merits.
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Charles E. Hughes
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London
Hey
Ant
Germany
Cuno
Cano
Sheriff Beals Blocked From Taking Curry Sheriff Oath
Clovis New Mexico January 1 Special to The News John Beals Republican candidate for Curry County sheriff faced an injunction preventing him from taking office. District Judge M E Hickey issued the order December 12 1922 while Judge Sam Bratton was absent. Chief Justice Parker of Santa Fe later named Hickey to hear the case scheduled January 17 1928. Beals won the election by 77 votes over Pat Woods Democrat.
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Clovis
N. M
Phillips
Curry County
M. E. Hickey
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sam Bratton
Parker
Santa Fe
M. FE. Hickey
Pat Woods
John Beals
Beals
Woman Confesses Implicating Man In Bank Robbery
Denver police report a woman named Margaret Yard signed a confession implicating Martin Ryan in the December 12 Drovers National Bank robbery in Kansas City. Ryan denies the statements. Police say the couple has no link to a broader bandit gang. $8000 was found on them. Yard, 20, collapsed during questioning and is under medical care.
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Denver
Martin Ryan
James Martin
Margaret Yard
Drovers National Bank
Kansas City
Ryan
Federal Reserve Bank
Miss Yard
Hadeen
Jast Twelfth Streets
Forest Avenue
Chicago
Auto racer killed at Alamaro track near Brawley
Fred Hackett, racing driver, was fatally injured when his car wrecked after slipping into second place at the Alamaro track near Brawley California. His mechanic A Hale was seriously injured but expected to recover.
Stork Delivers Twins and Triplets in Chicago Start
In Chicago on January 1 1923 a sequence of births yielded two sets of triplets and one set of twins within a few hours. The first trinlets arrived to Mr and Mrs Charles Albert just before the new year, followed by twins for Mr and Mrs Joseph Chapp and three boys for Mr and Mrs Jacob Loutris.
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Chicago
Charles Albert
Joseph Chapp
Jacob Loutris
Three Hundred Coal Operators Meet in Chicago Peace Conference
Three hundred bituminous coal operators will meet in Chicago for three days to renew negotiations aiming at peace in the mining industry. Sessions will be held separately and jointly to seek an agreement to eliminate strikes lockouts and other troubles for a stated period. A prior conference in the city failed to settle the issues.
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Chicago
German President Ebert Calls for Peace in New Year Greeting
Berlin dispatch reports President Ebert in a New Year greeting to the diplomatic corps says the nation yearns for peace brotherly love and justice. He pledges German government efforts to reconcile estranged nations and pursue spiritual and economic regeneration through peaceful cooperation.
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Berlin
Ebert
Over Half Million Is Spent in Chicago New Year Frolic
Chicago spent 6 million dollars to usher in the New Year according to figures from seven leading loop hotels and six cafes. The hotels reported 11 500 merrymakers spending 231 200 while cafes added 20 500 revelers spending 307 500. The piece notes the city has over 400 hotels and 500 cafes and mentions federal probes into Prohibition enforcement with varied reactions.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Assembly in Session Opens Tennessee’s Sixty Third Session
Nashville Tenn Jan 1 with election of speakers in both houses the Sixty third session of the Tennessee General Assembly is ready to launch into what may be one of its most important sessions in history.
Raid on Inn Sparks Riot at Chaz Ulman Hotel
Federal agents raid the Chaz Ulman hotel in St Louis triggering a New Year riot as guests flood the dining area with missiles after officers search for liquor. Three wounded, police reinforce the scene amid cries of lynch Nations. Separately Mrs Lillian Knox, widow of lumber magnate Hiram Knox, faces a preliminary murder hearing in Hemphill after her Beaumont arrest.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Associated Prem ST. Louis
Chaz Here
Chaz Ulman
Ulman
Gus C. Nations
Réerh
Train Derailment Injures Four in Indiana Night Crash
A Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train No. 93 derailed near Vincennes Indiana injuring four people, one seriously. Six cars overturned, Mrs Erie L McKew of Evansville suffered a spine injury while Miss Ethel Bartlow of Lebanon and two porters were only slightly hurt. cause not yet determined.
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Ind
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Erie L. McKew
Bvanaville
Ethel Bartlow
Lebannon
Chief Justice Taft Becomes Grandfather Twice in Days
Cincinnati January 1 William H Taft Chief Justice of the United States became a grandfather for the second time in as many days when a son was born tonight to Mr and Mrs Robert A Taft of this city Charles P Taft IE another son of the Chief Justice announced the birth of a son yesterday Robert A Taft is a representative in the Ohio General Assembly
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Cincinnati
William H. Taft
United States
Robert A. Taft
Charles P. Taft
Ohio General Assembly
Changes on Daily News Staff Elevate City and Telegraph Editors
On Monday two staff moves reshaped the Daily News editorial desk. T K Johnson becomes city editor succeeding P T Vickers who resigned. Roland Perry, formerly with the San Antonio Light and Beaumont Enterprise, is the new telegraph editor as department relations continue.
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T. KE. Johnson
Telegraph
P. T. Vickers
Roland Perry
The
San Antonio Light
Beaumont Enterprise
Sapulpa Officer Fatally Wounded in Restaurant Ambush
In Sapulpa Oklahoma four Black assailants ambushed five officers inside a darkened restaurant. Officer J Bramley died. others Jesse Hildreth Arthur Adams D Loveland and Floyd Sellars were injured. An armed posse pursued the suspects as ammunition littered the counter and Ed Glass, an undertaker, was named as leader.
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Sapulpa
Olda
Sr. J. Bramley
Jesse Hildreth
Arthur Adams
Loveland
Floyd Sellars
Ed Glass
Glass
Marion Trials Resume Amid New Year Preparations
In Marion Newfoundland on January 1, with nearly 400 defense witnesses queued, lawyers prepare for the resumption of the Herrin riot murder trial after Christmas. The previous session ended with the prosecution resting after 39 witnesses and defense rested after 11. Eight defendants remain in jail dormitory confinement while one defendant is free due to family illness. Indictments total 72 against individuals for murder and related offenses linked to the Lester strip mine shootings.
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Murdes
Herrin
Dela
Fudge
Hari
Avell
Pete Hyler
Joe Carnaghi
Otis Clark
Bert Grace
Leoa Mann
Lester Strip
Clara Phillips lair found in lonely California canyon
Los Angeles report details discovery of a cabin near Los Angeles where Mrs Clara Phillips, famed hammer murderess, hid for at least four days after escaping Los Angeles county jail on December 5. Armour Lee Phillips, her husband, was seen buying food nearby for four days, with another unidentified man delivering the weapon to the cabin.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Hammer
Los Angeles County
Sherif
Armour Lee Phillips
Extradition Hearing Opens for Dr McKain in Baltimore
Rumors of cooperation between local justice agents and Louisiana authorities establishing extradition for Dr B M McKain, jailed for murders, as Deputy Calhoun and Detective Glynn seek return. Governor Ritchie set a Wednesday hearing. attorney Catman cautious on next steps. McKoin improving after bronchitis. decision rests with his lawyer.
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Met Rouge
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Kahler
McKoin
Maryland
Associated Press
Department of Prustice
Louisiana
B. M. McKain
L. A. Calhoun
Morehouse Parish
James P. Glynn
New Orleans
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Calhoun
Glynn
Henry
Leach
Dr. McKolin
Robert R. Catman
I. McKoin
Supreme Court Opens After Three Weeks Rest
Washington January 1 The Supreme Court will meet after a three week recess. Justice Pierce Butler is sworn in by the Chief Justice joining the court. Justice Pitney resigns today leaving a vacant chair as Butler steps up tomorrow. Key cases include appeals of American and foreign steamship companies in liquor matters set for argument Thursday.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pierce Butler
St. Paul
Butler
Justice Pitney
Justice Butler
New Year Revels on White Way End With Headache and Brown
New York reporters describe New Year’s Eve in the Broadway district where revelers faced rain, wind, and hangovers. Prohibition agents and police arrested 129 people and seized 200 gallons of liquor from 41 establishments, while federal director BE Yellowley hailed the enforcement as successful despite some drinking locales escaping notice.
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Jan
Prohibition
Broadway
BE. C. Yellowley
Prohibition Enforcement
New York State
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