Burglary Attempt At Mer's Shoe Store Ends With Capture
Charles N. Galvin a 21 year old School of Mines sophomore was captured at Mer's Shoe Store at 17 North Main Street after lowering into the building on a rope and attempting to break a safe.Officer Charles Ga rer and merchant policeman Chris Regan detained him under a desk. Galvin, who had a revolver stolen last week, faces burglary charges and was jailed.
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Mer’s Shoe
North Main Street
Charles N. Galvin
School of Mines
Galvin
Charles Garer
Chris Regan
Samiestown
Calvin
100000 Children Facing Starvation in Ukraine
The Associated Press reports Kharkov dispatch noting 100000 homeless children roaming Ukrainian streets, with 20000 lacking shelter or food. A government relief plan proposes a tax of 1 Sum per bottle of coca as funds, yielding about a million dollars, to aid child vagrants as winter approaches and risk of exposure grows. The American Near East relief is asked to assist and advise on rescue efforts.
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Associated Press
Kharkov
Russia
Ukraine
Cda
Ast Reliet
Dren
To Be Elected Speaker Nicholas Longworth
Prediction favors Nicholas Longworth on the first ballot for speaker as insurgents threaten to challenge the Republican party line amid shifting congressional dynamics and expected clashes over leadership.
Postal deficit doubles from prior year
Associated Press reports general economies and efficiency gains in Washington. The Post Office Department blames Congress for failing to adopt rate increases needed to fund salary raises. New asserts raised postage has yielded less than half of required totals, with a subcommittee reviewing legislation on retirement annuities, group insurance, and postmaster appointments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolicie
Congress
Post Office Department
New
Valentino Renegade Italian Citizen Controversy
The Popolo di Roman prints a letter from an angry correspondent condemning an Italian named Valentino for seeking American citizenship. It urges Italians to avoid theaters showing a film featuring the renegade Mallan, labeling the action as disloyal to the homeland.
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Popolo ‘di Roman
Mallan
Curtis Leadership Relies on Conciliatory Tactics in Senate
Washington March 6 Senator Curtis of Kansas maps a conciliatory path to lead the Republican Senate delegation. He aims to secure 49 votes by grouping two fellow Republicans once deemed unreliable while remaining mindful of Lodge era cautions and the party’s slim margin. Curtis focuses on parliamentary strategy, tempering rhetoric with personal trust and coalition building to hold the fragile majority and keep friends close.
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Washington, D.C
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Frazier
la ¥Ollett
Couzens McMaster
Lodge
Senator Curtis
Congress
Insurgents in House Declare War as Congress Opens
A chaotic dispatch from Tokio via Peking reports mutiny and defections in Manchuria led by General Chang Tso-Lin. Defeated troops loot, residents panic, and retreat paths toward Mukden and Peking-Mukden railroad are under pursuit as Chang contemplates surrender.
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Tokio
Kokusai
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Chang
Korea
China
Shang
Marshall Chang
Two-Lin
Marshal Chang
Tion
Kuo sung-Lien
Marshal Forges
Geenral Chang Sueh-Lien
Chis Chow-Pu
Kipling Recovery Believed Certain by Physicians
Kipling’s condition improved last night though pneumonia in bronchial tubes remains. Attending doctors including Lord Dawson, physician to the King, report the case is being watched closely and express confidence in his ultimate recovery.
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Burwash
Hing
Rudyara Kipling
Lord Dawson
Princess Nagako Delivers Imperial Grandchild
The imperial family of Japan rejoices as Princess Nagako gives birth to a granddaughter at 8 10 tonight. The infant will receive the imperial sword in a ceremony tomorrow, with customs and court act guiding the rites. The birth is announced to the emperor empress and prince regent and mirrors long standing imperial traditions.
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Nagako
Japan
The
Aanociaten Press
Tokio
Hirohito
Srapa Rete
Te Pamed
Aerial Palace
Golden image of Philistine goddess found under Beisan temple
Philadelphia dispatch reports Alan Rowe of the Palestine expedition finding beneath the foundation of the newly found temple of Ashtaroth at Beisan an older temple to the same goddess. A golden image of Ashtaroth is said to be seated inside the older shrine, underscoring the site’s historic significance.
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Bethshan
Abraham
Canaan
Palestine Expedition
Vrees
Philadelphia
Ashtaroth
University Museum
Alan Rowe
Palestine
Museum
Rowe
Betheshan
Mt. Guvoa
Youths Escape Death in Black Rock Hill Wreck
Mick Zerglar aged 19 and Frank Dorval 17 escaped death when the car they rode broke on the Black Hook hill north of Butte and dashed down the incline. Zerglar was injured when the machine overturned and threw him about 10 feet. Dorval suffered severe bruises.
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Mick
Cromwell Zerglar
Himseif
Frank Dorval
Axie
Black Hook
Butte
Zerglar
Dorval
Eee
American warships prepare to leave Syria by orders
Beiruz December 6 The danger to American lives and property from Druse uprisings is deemed past. American war vessels in Syrian waters move toward fueling stops at Alexandria. The destroyer Lamson awaits orders to depart.
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Associeen
Beiruz
French River
Alexandria
Lamson
Insurgent Republicans Challenge Speaker Candidacy
Insurgents in the House warned they will not back party nominee Nicholas Longworth for speaker. They reorganized to field their own candidate, signaling a split with Republican leaders on the eve of the Sixty-ninth Congress.
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Nicholas Longworth
House
Congress
Epublican Party
Associated Press
Washington
Ohio
North’ Dakota
New York
Illinois
Wisconsin
Republcan
Housework Promises Health and Beauty
An Ansoclacea article from Chicago discusses how regular housework can preserve youth and vitality for women. It cites a 91 year old woman, Marie Knuepple, who credits daily meals and light chores with maintaining energy, while warning against excessive neglect of work and duties.
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Ansoclacea
Chicago
Dec
Marie-Knuepple
Kaye
Deny War Like Intentions From League Of Nations
In Geneva on December 1, Turkey rejects any League of Nations decision on Mosul that surrenders Turkish sovereignty. The Angora delegation, led by a Turkish spokesman, states the council is merely a mediator and cannot impose a ruling on Britain’s mandate, warning the Turkish people against accepting such terms.
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Geneva
Turkey
Mosul
Council of
League of Nations
Angora
England
World Court of Justice
Council
Great Britain
Army Will Take Up Fight on Mitchell
The Army prepares to argue before the court that Col William Mitchell acted against aviation policy and to defend the Air Service's role. Testimony covers ground fire defenses, the control of aircraft as an auxiliary weapon, and why the General Staff should oversee air power.
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Mitchell
Washington
William Mitch
Navy
Francis Wilby
Army Air Service
Steel
Army General Staff
War Department
Arma
Death ends varied career of penniless millionaire
Dr. Russell H. Conwell renowned clergyman, author, lecturer and philanthropist dies at 82 after long illness at his Philadelphia home. Born 1843 in South Worthington Massachusetts he rose from farmer’s son to Temple University founder and famed Acres of Diamonds speaker. His life spanned soldier, journalist, lawyer, immigration agent, and educator with extensive work in hospitals and religious missions.
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Ho Way
Iman Conwell
Temple Wale Veraity
Philadelphia
South Worthington
Mass
Wilbrana
Academy
Yale
Massachusetts
New York
Bismarck
William T
Almohid
Corm Feaponden
Lexin
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