Relief workers in Turkish hold found safe after isolation
Seven American relief personnel cut off since August near Urfa are reported safe in dispatches to Near East relief. Movements remain restricted by Turkish nationalist forces, delaying departure from Urfa area. Named evacuees include Margaret L. Waller, James L. Park, Martin L. Weaver, Roy E. Myer, Chris Augsburger, C.F. H. Crathern, and Joseph Stewart Jr.
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New York
Urfa
Asiastic
Turkey
Near East
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Urta
Margaret L. Waller
Bloomsburg
James L. Park
Indiana
Martin L. Weaver
la Junta
Col
Roy E. Myer
Lancaster
Chris Augsburger
Elida
Ohio
C.F. H. Crathern
Y. Mt. C. Worker
Boston
Joseph 8. Stewart Jr
University of Georgia
Athens
Diarbekir
Butte School District funds settle on administration building
The board considered a settlement proposal with Marco J Medin for the administration building. Remaining payment equals 15 percent of total cost as per figures, with delays from disagreements. Building contract listed at 34,880, plumbing 810.50, site 11,000. Miss Emma Walling resigned as Garfield Kindergarten teacher. Miss Ruth Peoples appointed at 1600 annually.
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Tinane
Marco J. Medin
Emma ‘Walling
Garfield
Ruth Peoples
Cabinet slate rumors swirl over Harding selections
The article outlines ongoing chatter about President-elect Harding's cabinet, noting expected quick picks for secretary of state and treasury and several other candidates. Names mentioned include Joseph Dixon of Montana for interior, Charles D. Hilles of New York, and Abert of Kentucky linked to war.
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Harding
Thi
Joseph Dixon
Montana
Th Interior
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Merce
Treasury
Alert
Kentucky
War
British government condemned by students in Dublin case
Boston reports a Tufts medical and dental students resolution condemning the British government for the execution of Kevin Barry a Dublin medical student hanged last month for the alleged murder of an English soldier Copies were sent to the British government President-elect Harding and Senators Lodge and Walsh Rome reports Italian blockading forces firing on Fiume to be suspended after Abbazia conference Arlington Iowa layoffs at Chicago Burlington and Quincy line Sutherland dies in Revelstoke oatmeal study notes milk needed for protein in Journal of Biological Chemistry.
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Boston
Kevin Barry
University of Dublin
Tufts College Medical and Dental
Harding
Lodge
Walsh
Rreme
Rome
Fiume
Abbazia
Whiskey Raid at Hurley Rocks Prohibition Efforts
Seven men arrested in Hurley Wisconsin raids by prohibition agents were brought to Ashland for arraignment before U S Commissioner Walter Cate. Firearms found on several suspects. Mayor W T Lennon confined at home with pneumonia. trains delayed, plans shifted. Liquor stored as evidence. 48 federal officers guarded the trip and prisoners to await warrants.
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W.T. Lennon
Ashland
Wis
Hurley
United States
Walter A
Haquer
Cate
Pugh
Superior
Stockholders suit against Rockefeller discontinues
New York December 28. Federal Judge Charles M Hough ordered the $150,000,000 stockholders equity suit against William Rockefeller and other former directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad discontinued after a compromise was reached in court today.
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New York
William Rockefeller
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Charles M. Hough
Ansonia Train Wreck Kills One, Injures Eight
George Buster of Indianapolis, an engineer, was killed and eight people injured when Big Four eastbound passenger train No. 18 jumped a switch near Ansonia Ohio on December 28. The engine end three cars were derailed in the wreck.
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Atal
Ansonia
Ohio
George Buster
Indianapolis
Ede Murphy Granted Pugilist Felony Conviction Reported
Ede Murphy, a pugilist, was convicted tonight on a charge described as a felonious act. The proceedings and outcome are reported as part of the Thanksgiving observances in the local press.
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SAN Pras Y
Spua'y Murphy
Pugill Nester
Reclamation Funds for Glacier and Yellowstone Programs Detailed
The article outlines appropriations for federal park projects including maintenance costs and equipment for park personnel, plus funds for a transmountain road to connect park sides. It notes Yellowstone receives 350000 with requests higher, funds for forest road projects, ranger stations, and vehicles, and mentions local crowd scenes at the Rialto theater with newsies reacting to a performance of Dinty.
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Pas
Glacier Park
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Forest Reserve
Park
Upper Geyser Basin
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Butte
Rialto Theater
Dinty
William Sullivan
Miner
The
Post
Standard
Billy Sullivan
Dan Graham
Dalton Dawson
Eorge Tucker
Wyoming and
Porphyry Streets
Wyoming Street
Rialto
Expect to Ion Mine Bill Today
The mining claims extension under section 2824 of the revised statutes grants an automatic extension to July 1, 1921. Work or improvements made on mining claims in the United States or Alaska by that date will count as if completed in 1920, while leaving 1921 requirements unchanged.
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United States
Alaska
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Alington
Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
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Revelstoke
Margaret Sutherland
H.C. Sherman
J.C. Winters
W. Phillips
Journal of Biological Chemistry
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Copenhagen
Shanes Wales
Symons” -Romists
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Symons
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Hermes
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