Ismet Unmoved by Soviet Attempts to Control Turkey
Ismet Pasha remains unfazed by Soviet efforts led by Georgi Chicherin to steer Turkey from Europe and America toward Moscow. At Lausanne he attends a dinner, while Turkish leaders push for sovereignty over foreign influence and land ownership, seeking American guidance and resisting foreign legal and professional presence.
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ISMET
Turkey
Associated Press
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
George Tchitcherin
Europe
America
Russia
Tchitcherin
Dardanelles
Geneva
United States
Japan
Angora
Amer
Ruhr Occupation Debated as Four Premiers Negotiate
London dispatch reports Premier Poincare demands Ruhr occupation as a guarantee for any moratorium while Bonar Law opposes penalties. Mussolini favors milder security, Belgium mediates to avert a split, with Brussels conference possibly postponed to next year.
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France
Boner Law
Ruhr
Signor Mussolini
Poincare
Ruher
Tarla
London
Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Belgium
Mussolini
Prussels
Brussels
Karl Bergman
United States
Medill McCormick
Foreign Office
America
Relief for Astoria fire refugees in Otai gken
Astoria residents focused on recovery after a disastrous fire. Relief efforts were underway with food and supplies arriving from Portland and other cities. Emergency financing and shelter provisions were organized as the community began rebuilding.
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Otaigken Astoria
Associated Press
A. Astoria
Ore
Astoria
Portland
Miles City Banker Claimed by Death
W. C. Mc Clintock 41 banker and Custer County Bank president died at his Miles City home after a six week illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday and burial in Rugby North Carolina. Survived by wife four sons daughter mother and several siblings.
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Associated Press
Miles City
W. C. McClintock
Montana
Custer County Bank
Rugby
N. C
Margaret McClintock
J. G
T. E
Bridgeport
Neb
George D
Pocatello
Idaho
T. B
Twin Bridges
Bogardus
Kalispell
Kiaochow Restored to Chinese Rule After Transfer
Kiaochow was handed to China at noon with a restrained ceremony. Chinese flag rose over the former German and Japanese administration building as officials toasted. General Yuhi and remaining Japanese troops depart December 14. Chinese gunboat saluted and police HQ taken over. Wang Cheng-Ting expressed confidence in calm, noted arms delays from Japan, and revealed 2,700 police plus 10,000 troops nearby. He avoided blaming Shan tung tuchun, citing possible friction with bandits and Japanese subordinates.
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Associated Press
Tsingtao
Shantung
China
Kiaochow
Yuhi
Wang Cheng-Ting
Wang
Japan
Shantung Tuchun
No Trace Found of Two Army Aviators Missing Since Thursday
Searchers scoured a vast area for two army aviators missing since last Thursday. Units combed likely routes and airfields while authorities coordinate with crews and follow leads.
Planes Mobilized In Search For Missing Marshall And Webber
Searchers supported by 10 army aircraft and five Fort Bliss planes expanded operations from Rockwell Field, as Arizona guards were ordered out by the governor. Reports connected a plane sighting near Tacna to the missing Col. Marshall and Lieut. Webber, with crews pushing beyond Mohawk and Crawler passes to include Nogales and surrounding territory.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Frances C. Marshall
Charles L. Webber
Tucson
Ariz
Webber
Marshall
Tacna
Southern Pacific
San
Mowhawk
Crawler Mountains
Nogales
Rockwell Field
Fort Bliss
Arnold
Charles Rust
San Antonio
Rust
Search for missing Army aviators widens to New Mexico terrain
Authorities in Nogales pursue Col. Frances C. Marshall and Lieut. Charles L. Webber across the territory between Bisbee Arizona and Rode New Mexico after a motorist reported two men in army uniforms near Bisbee. O. F. Thompson of Nogales told deputies he gave them a ride and they spoke of Fort Bliss El Paso. Deputies sweep the Bisbee Rode corridor.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Frances C. Marshall
Charles L. Webber
Bisbee
Rode
N. M
O. F. Thompson
California
Cananea
Mex
Thompson
Tombstone
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Rodo
Indians Take Part in National Guard Mobilization
Maj. Gen. Ed M. Lewis, commander of the eighth corps, asked Arizona's governor to deploy Indian runners from reservations, along with a detail of the national guard. Continued on Page 8, Column
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San Antonio
Texas
Ed M. Lewis
Eighth Corps
Arizona
National Guard
Train derailment in New York claims fireman life
Binghamton N Y Dec 10 Fireman Edward Storrer of Port Jer vis was killed and Engineer Regan of Matamoras injured when Erie train No 5 Jersey City to Cleveland derailed near Tustin late tonight. The locomotive left the rails and plunged down an embankment while all coaches remained on the tracks per Susquehannah HQ reports.
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Associated Press
Binghampton
N. Y
Edward Storrer
Port Jervis
Regan
Matamoras
Erie
Jersey City
Cleveland
Tustin
Susquehannah
Legislation for Better Roads Conference Opens in Butte
Talks on highway legislation begin this afternoon in Butte with the opening session of the conference of good roads advocates and state officials. Delegates from across Montana, including engineers and highway officials, prepare a program to be submitted to the legislature in Helena.
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Conference of Good Roads Advocates
Butte
Helena
Legislative Assembly
Montana
Montana Society of Engineers
State Highway Commission
Today’s program with state road leaders and officials
President Sid J. Cof fee of Missoula welcomes attendees including Mayor James G. Cocking of Butte and W B Dennis of Carlton chairing Oregon roads legislation. Speakers discuss Montana road taxes, Wisconsin highway policy, the San Francisco Conference, and state and federal road construction leadership.
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Sid J. Coffee
Missoula
James G. Cocking
Butte
Oregon
W. B. Dennis
Carlton
Ore
Oregon Roads Legislation Committee
Eugene Carroll
Montana
Wellington D. Rankin
Wisconsin
F. A. Cannon
Wisconsin Good Roads Association
San Francisco
Joseph M. Dixon
John N. Edy
Hoover argues progress through initiative and service
Herbert Hoover in his new book American Individualism urges Americans to preserve initiative and glorify service as a national trait. He credits wartime experience with strengthening belief in individualism and warns against assuming equal ability, stressing leadership, invention, waste elimination, and better distribution to raise living standards.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
America
Woaver
Chinese Repulse Russians’ Attack at Manchurian Frontier
Report from Vladivostok states armed Russians crossed the Manchurian border at Alianor and seized to capture Chinese coal mines. Changsalin troops and reinforcements repelled the assault, with a garrison holding.
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Associated Press
Vladivostok
Manchurian
Alianor
Changsalin
Clemenceau Heads to Chicago for Farmers Convention
Georges Clemenceau, premier of France, pauses at Cresson, Alleghenies, for a leisure day before a Chicago stop to address farmers. He and aides walk the Lincoln highway with Bernard Baruch and Col. Stephen Bonsal as Lloyd George’s remarks on France seeking the Rhine left bank spark discussion.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Nec
Allecheny Mountains
Cresson
Cgieorges Clemenceau
Chicago
France
Lincoln Highway
Bernard M. Baruch
Stephen Bonsal
Lloyd George
Rhine
Posse member fatally shot after Duff moonshine death
In Menifee county Kentucky a sheriff's posse member Dave Treadway aged 28 was shot from ambush while aiding federal officers in a search for moonshiners linked to Prohibition Agent Robert C Duff who was slain days earlier. Treadway died after being wounded in the neck. Duff's body had been stripped of badge money watch and papers.
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Associated Press
Mount Sterling
Menifee County
Robert C. Duff
Dave Treadway
Duff
Treadway
Jeff Ballard
Ife
Duke of Abercorn Named Northern Ireland Governor
London reports the Duke of Abercorn has been appointed governor general of Northern Ireland by King George. The selection follows weeks of expectation and notes his previous roles in Ulster and British government. Dublin dispatches describe reprisals against free state officials, including bomb and gas attacks on residences of J J Walsh and other government figures.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Abercorn
Northern Ireland
George
City of Londonderry
Tyronne
Dublin
Free State
J. J. Walsh
Walsh
Frederick Street
Irish Produce Company
Wyse Power
Cosgrave
John McGarry
O'Heggarty
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Lord Curzon
Bonar Law
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Red Cross
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Clarefyce Way
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Skinner
Albert J. Shaw
Edna Skinner
Greeley
Colo
Shaw
Miss Skinner
Bloomington
Ill
Illinois
Colorado
Clarence Law
Advocates
Hoover
Llemengeau
Tiger
POSSE
North Ireland
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