Britain Breaks Ties Over Greek Executions
Britain severs diplomatic relations with Greece after the execution of five former Greek ministers under Constantine’s regime. The condemned included Gounaris Protopapadakis and Baltazzis, with Prince Andrew to face a military tribunal. The United States protests via E. Caffery, while Greece defends the actions as the revolutionary committee asserts authority.
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Athens
Great Britain
Greece
F. C. Lindley
Foreign Office
England
Prince Andrew
Constantine
Greek Revolutionary Committee
British Legation
H. Bentinck
Financial Central Commission
Gounaris
Protopapadakis
Interior Stratos
Baltazzis
Theotkis
Hadjanestis
Asia Minor
America
E. C. Caffery
Legation
Gonatas
Caffery
Thanksgiving at White House to be simple due to illness
President and Mrs. Harding will observe Thanksgiving quietly at the White House with no formal festivities as Mrs. Harding recovers. The couple will spend the day in the sickroom, while the White House receives holiday gifts and the president limits social engagements to stay by his wife.
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White House
Kenneth W. Clark
U. N.S
Washington
Mrs. Harding
Harding
Hardings
Hot Springs
Florida Seashore
First Methodist Service Praises Gratitude Themed Sermon
At mid week service the First Methodist church will have a 7 pm praise service followed by a sermon on The Frait of Gratitude. The meeting blends a Thanksgiving message with an evangelistic appeal using Tabernacle hymns.
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First Methodist Church
Boiler Explosion Kills One Near Kilkare Park Dayton
A Baltimore and Ohio freight locomotive boiler exploded near Kilkare Park east of Dayton this morning. One man was killed and two injured, one believed fatally.
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Dayton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kilkare Park
Senate Filibuster Delays Dyer Lynching Bill Action
Democratic minority resumes filibuster delaying the Dyer lynching bill and hundreds of measures. Senator Underwood vows to continue opposition until March 4 if needed, halting urgent appropriations and presidential appointments.
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Washington
United States Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Premier Poincare Accepts Talks Ahead of Brussels Summit
Paris dispatch reports Premier Poincare agrees to preliminary discussions at Britain request before the Brussels conference. A separate Cairo dispatch states the Egyptian cabinet has resigned as announced by Central News.
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Paris
Poincare
Great Britain
Brussels
London
Central News Dispatch
Cairo
Thanksgiving Dance at Dalton's Academy
Thanksgiving Dance at Dalton's Academy scheduled for Thursday November 30 at 8 o'clock with good music and social entry details.
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Tdalton’s Academy
Thurs
No Rent No Water Rule At City Hall Angers Property Owners
Citizens complain as water service is cut off for delinquent accounts. Clerk Romine explains aridity and non payment stem from transfers of property. new owners allegedly forget duties for semiannual Vodisteadie club dues.
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G. M. Romine
Water Works Department
Five Die in Fire at Point Community School Near Covington
Two ten year old boys died and 85 others injured when a fire destroyed the High Point community school south of Covington Georgia. Teacher Sadie Grant, 41, saved most pupils by lifting them to a window as the stair burned. She escaped by leaping from the window and was badly burned.
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Covington
Igh Point
Sadie Grant
Charles Batchelor
James Steele
Wilson Predicts Democratic Victory for 1925
Former President Woodrow Wilson predicted a glorious Democratic victory in the 1925 election. The forecast was conveyed in a letter to Mrs. J. W. Burrough of North Baltimore, a leading local Democratic organizer, and released publicly.
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Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
J. W. Burrough
Democratic Woman Party
Ship subsidy bill reaches final House vote in days
Washington November 29 The ship subsidy bill nears its final hours in the House with leaders signaling sufficient votes for passage by a comfortable majority. Supporters and opponents have hustled to recall members and press the vote as urgent telegrams and constant calls flood Washington.
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Washington
Greek Greek gov tern debt talks shadowed by Athens executions
In Lausanne on November 29 the Near East peace talks faced friction as Britain warned Greece after the execution of former Greek officials in Athens. Eleutherios Venizelos addressed the Ottoman debt sub commission, but London’s pressure over wartime loans colored the mood. Ishmet Pasha and Turkish delegates welcomed the shift in stance.
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Lausanne
Greece
Athens
Great Britain
Eleutherios Venizelos
M. Venizelos
Couzens Named to Fill Michigan Senate Seat
James Couzens aged 60, Detroit millionaire philanthropist and former mayor, was selected by Governor Groesbeck to fill the Senate vacancy caused by Truman Newberry's resignation in Michigan.
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Lansing
Mich
James Couzens
Detroit
Erie & Hudson Railroad
Michigan
Alex J. Groesbeck
United States Senate
Truman H. Newsberry
Dowdell Fined For Introducing Dancer At Hotel Olmstead
Cleveland observers report Judge Francis L. Stevens held a night court as 20 city council members testified in the case. William Dowdell, a former newspaper man and burlesque press agent, was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse and fined 25 dollars plus costs for bringing a scantily clad dancing girl into the Hotel Olmstead dining room during a Republican caucus. The girl known as Jane Doe is not expected to be prosecuted as she cannot be located.
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Cleveland
William Dowdell
Hotel Olmstead
Jane Doe
Francis L. Stevens
Blue Lodge Election Held Tuesday Evening
At a stated meeting of Parathamia Lodge No. 25 F. and A. M. held Tuesday evening officers for the ensuing year were elected led by Waller P. Porter as Worshipful Master and Forest D. Harper as Senior Warden. Annual reports show the lodge with about 600 members and overall prosperity.
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Paramathia Lodge
Waller P. Porter
W. M
Forest D. Harper
Frank T. Gibbs
J. W
Orlin J Hock
Thomas Bennett
J. D
Percy G Dowler
James A. Palmer
Charles P. Martin
Tyler
Britain Sets Conditions for Recognizing Soviet Russia
Prime Minister Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Britain will recognize Soviet Russia only if three conditions are met: recognition of the Russian national debt, restitution of private property nationalized by Moscow, and an end to Bolshevist propaganda outside Russia.
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London
Navy
Moscow
Russia
Great Britain
P’remier Bonar Law
House of Commons
Trains to Run Again on York Central Line Through Athens
York Central line trains Nos. 3 and 6 to resume service, restored after control by New York Central on October 1. Northbound No. 3 departs Athens at 9:54 p.m. and southbound No. 6 from Athens at 4:38 p.m., with service to begin Monday.
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York
Poison theory not upheld by Tate experts in their test
State health officials concluded carbon monoxide from home stores caused the Henderson family deaths at Lancaster on November 21 22 after testing the parents and children. Poor ventilation two burner gas plate and heating stove likely produced deadly fumes. Fear of outside threats distracted the couple from ventilating the house.
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TATE
Haddox N. ‘ Star
Columbus
Henderson
Lancaster
Irving Henderson
Direector
Turks withdraw from Aegean island status subcommission debate
Angered by Allied demilitarization plans for the Aegean islands, Turkish delegates left the Near East peace conference subcommission after noon, halting progress on the future status of offshore Turkish islands.
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Lausanne
Aegean
Band Escorts Arrested Radical to Court in London
Hall Richards, an unemployed man, was led to Tottenham police court by a band while charged with writing proclamations to the unemployed on sidewalks. A marching band played Onward, Christian Soldiers as he went to court for sentencing.
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Radical
London
Hall Richards
Richards
Tottenham Police Court
Teddy Junior Recalled War Hero Returns to Duty
Jim Nolen a 26 year Army veteran from Thomas Ky who had been discharged as total disabled and denied reenlistment is reinstated in olive drab after appealing to the adjutant general. He recalls aiding Lt Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at Soissons hospital and a War Department order allows recruiting officers to accept him.
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Cincinnati
Jim” Nolen
Thomas
Walter Reid
Adjutant General
Soissons
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Day of Thanks Lies Amid Family Tragedy in Athens Township
Four children at Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens suffer typhoid fever while their mother dies at 8 pm Tuesday. The Meehlmer Milligan family from Labriga faces financial strain as Athens county health officials and Waterford assist, with seven other relatives awaiting word and a father struggling to provide. The tale reflects a grim week of illness and hardship in Lukis and surrounding areas.
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Athens County
Shettering Arma
Athens
Ste Tars
Lukis
Waterloo Township
Athens County Health Department
Meehlmer Milligan
Laberig
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Labrig
Ohio workmen compensation law praised amid debate
T J Duffy chairman of the state industrial commission defended Ohio workmen’s compensation as an effective tool for employer employee harmony. He noted criticism mainly from private insurance interests and cited law provisions using surpluses for public improvements and job creation. Attendees included George Rose and FE LeFever who voiced support. In Cincinnati two killed and several injured in mobile accidents. Mrs Margare Herbert died after being stabbed in a car incident. London cabinet met over Anglo Greek ties following Athens minister executions.
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Ohio
T. J. Duffy
State Industrial Commission
Athena Chamber of Commerce
Mont
Duffy
George Rose
FE. LeFever
Margare
Herbert
Cheviot
Quick police action ends bandit gang in Ohio shootout
Columbus reports a gun battle that killed one bandit and wounded two officers. Police and civilians, aided by bloodhounds, chased the remaining gang members near Lily Chapel Madison county. Cummins and Martin were captured, with a third man dying at the hospital. grand jury expected to indict for first degree murder.
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Columbus
G. P. Kook
Roxcone
Loome Cummins
Loulaville
James Martin
Bias
Slim” Brady
Cummins
Ome
Koehler
Bt. Francis Hospital
Bia
Martin
Learn the Rice Recipes of the Famous Southern Mammies
An advertisement promotes a booklet of southern rice recipes. The Athens Messenger Information Bureau offers a free copy by mail, requesting name and address and enclosing no postage. Frederic J. Haskin signs as director.
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Anyora
Eval Fouk
Frederic J. Haskin
The
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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John P. Tiernan
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