Moro Protest Against Philippine Independence Lands Signed by Thumb Imprints
A document opposing Philippine independence, signed by thumb imprints of Moro village head men, was received by Secretary of War Weeks. Moros warn civil war could erupt between Mindanao and Christian Luzon if the United States withdraws. Officials note revolts are aimed at Christian Filipinos, with American troops used only when local forces fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Ion
Coovinge
Philippine
Mindanao
Luzon
United States
Iloros
Constabulary
Philippine Scouts
Gangsters Fire Fatal Double Shooting At Plantation Inn
St Louis police and county officers launch a major hunt for two gangsters after they robbed the Plantation Inn at Weston and killed Richard Grant and his wife Rose of Chicago while fatally wounding their chauffeur Wilbur Stalneker. The robbers escaped with $50 from the register.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis County
Plantation Inn
Wellston
Richard Grant
Rose
Chicago
Wilbur Stalneker
Grant
Sewage Purification Feasibility Tested by Public Health Lab
An experiment at the U S Public Health Laboratory tests if sewage purification is practical. If successful, the plan could allow cities along the Ohio River to install purification plants to prevent contamination.
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Cincinnatio
U. S. Public Health Laboratory
Ohio River
Waste and extravagance blamed in 1922 veterans care
Senate investigation hears Brigdier General Frank T. Hines detail waste and mismanagement at the U S veterans bureau during 1922. Forbes defends tenure while Forbes himself may testify. Expenditures include long distance charges and excessive polishing oil with proposed reports on over employment in three hospitalization districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hutchinson
Washington
America
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Senate
Frank T. Hines
C. R. Forbes
Hines
John F. O'Ryan
Forbes
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Reed Republican
Pennsylvania
Reed
New Orleans
St. Louis
Seattle
Gastons Welcome Son In Guysville Birth
Mr and Mrs Charess Gaston of Guysville welcomed a son born October 18 date of birth announced. The new arrival joins the family in the Ohio community.
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Guysville
Charess Gaston
Great Seaport Taken But Lost by Reds in Severe Fighting
Berlin reports indicate Hamburg, Germanys key port, seized by Communists then retaken by federal troops after a fierce battle. Rhineland separatists advance to Bonn and other cities amid rising unrest. clashes include police firings at Aix la Chapelle and strikes in Hamburg docks.
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S. D Weyer
U. N.S
Berlin
Hamburg
Germany
Aachen
Aix-la-Chappelle
Rhineland
Bonn
Rhenish Republic
Brussels
Bausbach
Aix-la-Chapelle
Russelshein
Sarrebourg
Ems
Prun
Linz
Weisbaden
Reichswehr
Pirma
Saxony
Dutch press reports faltering Rhineland separatism in motion
Amsterdam reports a split in the Rhineland secession effort with initial claims that the secessionist government and the German Reich were operating in Aix-la-Chapelle Treves Wiesbaden and Coblenz but then that report was denied.
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Amsterdam
Cleveland Hosts David Lloyd George in War Time Visit
Cleveland Ohio welcomed David Lloyd George as he toured from India to Marion to honor President Harding. A parade, luncheon and a dedicatory address at the new public library were planned with 1600 chamber members invited and speeches from Newton D. Baker and President Richard F. Grant.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Richard F. Grant
Sinn Fein prisoners hunger strike in Free State jails
Republican headquarters reports 6282 Sinn Fein prisoners on hunger strike in Free State jails. Demobilization of the Free State army continues at about 500 men weekly, with army strength at 18,000. Report claims the Dublin secret service is being disbanded.
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Dublin
Caiming
Sinn Fein
Free State
Greek royalist revolt shakes Greece centered in Corinth
The Greek legation reports Athens sees little danger from the royalist uprising led by M Meta xis. The revolt, centered in Corinth, marks a royalist challenge to the government.
Mrs Doner Sues for Divorce After Surprise Reunion
Mrs Laura M Doner of Lima files for divorce from Edward Doner claiming separation despite his denial of ongoing marriage. She asserts the couple remains husband and wife and seeks a final decree. Mr Doner had been believed to be in Florida before the party incident.
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Laura M. Doner
Lima
Edward Doner
Florida
Mrs. Doner
Mr. Doner
Russia Sends 10000 Cats to Poland to Fight Rat Plague
The Russian government sent 10 000 cats to Poland to combat a rat born plague spreading through the country. The move aims to curb rat populations and reduce disease risk.
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Poland
Stokes Divorce Ends After 21 Witnesses Testimony
William Earl Dodge Stokes 73, a New York millionaire, finalized his divorce from Helen Elwood Stokes after 21 witnesses testified she was seen with Edgar T. Wallace. Samuel Untermeyer accused Stokes’ detective Hat tie Johnson of acting as a spiritualist, claiming seances for the witnesses. Stokes prepared to testify as he closed his case with 48 witnesses under call.
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New York
William Earl Dodge Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Edgar T. Wallace
Mrs. Stokes
Wallace
Fifth Avenue
Stokes
Unstermeyer
Johnson
Untermeyer
Greek Leaders in Fight Amid Athens Crisis
London Oct 23 Advices say M Metaxis leader of the royalist party and his lieutenant who attempted to seize the Athens government are in flight General Pangalos named minister of war directs loyal troops and Admiral Hadjilyriakos commands the fleet Former Premier Venizelos says the storm passes without his presence.
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London
Legation
M. Metaxis
Leutenant
Athens
Pangalos
Hadjilyriakos
Eleutherios Venizelos
Greece
Man Fined 50 After Head Hit With Pail in Court
John Gerrock admitted guilt in police court for striking East Anthony with an enameled dinner pail. Anthony, who had just been released from the hospital after the attack, paid the fine.
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Martin’s Ferry
John Gerrock
East Anthony
Anthony
British World War Leader Visits Marion for Harding Death
David Lloyd George, wartime British premier, left his special car in Marion Ohio to lay a wreath at President Harding's tomb. He planned to visit Mrs. Harding at White Oaks Farm after the cemetery call and express his condolences following Harding's death. The train had departed Indianapolis at 3:30 am and arrived in Marion at 3:30 am.
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Cleveland
David Lloyd George
British Empire
Great Britain
Indianapolis
Marion
Harding
Lloyd George
Union Station
Public Square
Euclid Avenue
170Th Street
Superior Avenue
Britain
President Harding
White Oaks Farm
Sult to recover 195000 from six railroad unions filed
Charles Christian of South Covington sues six unions in U S district court at Covington Kentucky claiming he was forced to resign after a July first 1922 strike. He alleges abuse intimidation and slander by union members and loss of his 2328 dollar a month job with Chesapeake and Ohio after thirteen years with the railroad.
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Cincinnati
Sult
United States District Court
Covington
Charles Christian
South Covington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Christian
Flour Thief Strikes Wolfe Brothers Warehouse
Police Chief Parker investigated a burglary at the Wolfe Brothers' warehouse near the Hocking Valley roundhouse. A Ford likely carried four 100 pound sacks of Pillsbury flour after breaking a window. loss estimated at 16 dollars with no clues to the thief.
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Parker
Wolfe Brothers
Hocking Valley Roundhouse
Training School at Sherman Will Be Shelved Soon
Washington Oct 23 The veterans training school at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio will be abandoned early next year Director Hines of the veterans bureau announced this afternoon He said the camp site was unsatisfactory because ex service men had to be housed in cantonments Most activities will be moved to Perryville Maryland
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Washington
Veterans’ Training School
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Perryville
Bomb hits government troop train near Athens
A rebel airplane bombed a government troop train near Athens, killing thirty. The report was received today outlining the strike and its casualties.
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Athens
UHR Workers Push Change Amid Rhine Secession Rumors
Paris reports say Ruhr industrialists back a Rhine republic to reduce reparations and keep French troops, while separatists seize Stolberg and Bischweiler and security police in Troves and Prum surrender to secessionists amid French intervention.
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Paris
Rhenish Republic
Rhineland
Berlin
Charlies Mangin
Germany
Rhine
Foreign Office
Troves
Prum
Stolberg
Bsachweller
Coblensz
Weisvaden
Prisoner dies after guard shot in Fort Thomas stockade
Private Miles F P Walker 24 of Seia Thomason Georgia a military prisoner at Fort Thomas Kentucky was killed by Private D F Nichols 35 of Eagleport Ohio a guard. The confrontation occurred during rock breaking when Walker allegedly threw rocks at Nichols prompting Nichols to fire a riot gun shot. Walker died on scene and Nichols faces confinement while officers investigate.
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Qincinnat
Miles FP. Walker
Ia Thomason
Fort Thomas
Govern
Srivate
D. F. Nichols
Eagteport Ohio
Walker
Nichols
Broadwell Men Charged With Intoxication Held
Harry Jackson and Ralph Nice of Broadwell were picked up on West Union street Sunday midnight. Nice pleaded not guilty to intoxication and possessing intoxicants, trial set for October 30. Jackson pleaded guilty to both charges, fined 25 dollars for intoxication and 100 dollars for possessing, and was released after arranging payment.
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Harry Jackson
Ralph Nice
Broadwell
West Union Street
Helwig
Nice
Jackson
Illinoi s and New York cooperate in Stokes divorce case
In New York on October 23, two state officers Charles Wharton of Cook County Illinois and Ferdinand Pecora of New York testified they would aid Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes in her divorce suit. They joined defense counsel to challenge claims by W E D Stokes and by co respondent Edgar J Wallace that Mrs Stokes and Wallace shared an intimate relationship. Mrs Stokes plans to testify with her diary to refute the accusations centered on an alleged love nest in New York City observations.
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New York
Illinois
Charless. Wharton
Cook County
Illlinois
Ferdinand Pecora
Charles Erbstein
Samuel Untermyer
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. E. D Stokes
J. Wallace
San Francisco
Minnesota peat lands deemed unsuitable for cultivation
Text indicates that certain peat lands in Minnesota are being reclaimed or regarded as unfit for cultivation. The wording suggests a historical note on land use and agricultural suitability within Minnesota, referencing the term caterpillar in relation to land condition.
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Minnesota
Recall of Days of the World War in Saxony
German Reichswehr and Reds clash fears sweep Saxony as 50,000 federal troops move southward under general orders. Saxon Socialists split from Berlin in face of monarchist and Bavarian pressure while Bela Bavarian tensions rise and central Germany sees renewed strikes.
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Reichswehr
Saxony
Germany
Ebert
Énitary
Banda
Wacht Am Rhein
Rhineland
Reichwehr
Chemnits
Welsbanden
von Mueller
Berlin
Bavaria
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Leipzig
Ebert Frews
Munich
Bavie Fan
Gessler
Greek Army Mutiny Suppressed. Arrests Involved
A Greek mutiny broke out at Cavalg Drama Chalcis and Verrie but was suppressed, the Greek legation announced. The mutiny continues at Corinth Patras and Dalmatia where Admiral Goudas has been arrested.
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Paris
Cavalg
Drama
Chalcis
Verrie
Corinth
Patras
Dalmata
Goudas
Riots Speak in Hamburg as Reds Seize Towns and Ports
Berlin reports a violent wave as Reds take Hamburg and Duisburg, with Anngsburg’s town hall raised to a Rhenish republican flag. The Separatist movement spreads through the Ruhr while clashes injure many and deaths top twenty.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Duisburg
Anngsburg
Ruhr
Dehmnitsz
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