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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

7

Osage Indians Face Roughly Ten Thousand Per Member

Officials in Oklahoma City project 1920 income per Osage allottee near 10 000 with children inheriting rights. A $1000 bonus is being paid to members from past lease sales, paid by purchasers who take one fourth upfront with the balance due in three years at six percent interest. The bonus total is 2 225 000 for 2 228 original shares, per Indian affairs officers.

Oklahoma City Okla Government Indian Agency Officers of Indian Affairs

Mrs MacSwiney to Testify in Ireland Inquiry

Washington December 2 hearings of the committee of one hundred on Ireland likely to resume next week with Mrs. urier MacSwiney widow of the Cork lord mayor and her sister Miss Mary MacSwiney among witnesses from Ireland and England.

MacSwiney Washington Ireland Urier MacSwiney Cork Iudan Mary MacSwiney England

Search Continues For Clara Smith In Oklahoma Shooting

Reports from Kansas City say authorities extend the search tonight for Clara Smith in connection with the shooting of Jake L. Hamon Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma. The incident has prompted renewed efforts across Ardmore and surrounding areas.

Clara

Trunks Opened Do Not Solve Miss Smith Disappearance

Police stated two trunks claimed to belong to Miss Smith were opened today and revealed no clues about her whereabouts. County Attorney Russell Brown departed for an undisclosed destination in Texas.

Miss Smith Russell Brown Texas

Harding Declines Mayflower For Rail Trip To Washington

Senator Harding declined President Wilsons offer to use the presidential yacht Mayflower to carry him from Norfolk to Washington next Saturday. He said in a radio message that he must travel by rail, as conveyed to Secretary Daniels via the steamer Pastores.

Harding Washington Wilson Norfolk Daniels

Debt Reduction Seen by Year End Despite November Rise

Washington reports a November public debt rise of 12,646,571 dollars but officials expect a 300,000,000 debt reduction by year end from the gross total of 24,087,000,000 dollars as of September 30.

Washington The Treasury Department

Augusta Victoria Sits Up After Heart Attack

Doorn Holland Dec 20 The former German empress Augusta Victoria was able to sit up for a few minutes today after rallying from another heart attack. Her improvement is regarded as temporary, though she remains under careful watch.

Augusta Victoria Doorn Holland

U S September Exports Reach 55 Million Dollars

The October foreign trade analysis shows total exports of 55,097,018 dollars for September. The report comes from the Department of Commerce.

Foe Manni Pelle Ae Loneaaptios Mh United States Department of Commerce

Kamchatka and Siberia to Alaska’s Poor Relation

The National Geographic bulletin describes Kamchatka and the Siberian coast as Russia’s distant half sister to Alaska, detailing tundra plains, winter dog and reindeer transport, summer swarms of insects, and native feasts of reindeer meat, moss greens, and frozen eggs.

Kamchatka Siberia Europe Washington, D. C National Geographic Society Kamechatkan Siberian Arctic Ocean Alaska Sam Bering Sea Bering Strait Kamchhatkan Lower

Big Fight Planned in Canada for Dempsey Carpentier Title

Promoter Tex Rickard received an offer from Ottawa area sportsmen to stage the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title bout in Hull across the Ottawa River during June. A $250,000 guarantee was reportedly available, and Rickard was asked to meet a Canadian syndicate representative to discuss details.

Canada New York Tex Rickard Ottawa Hull Rickard

Indictments to be Returned in City Election Probe

Pittsburg December 2 Indictments will be returned tomorrow by the federal grand jury examining alleged election frauds in the Strip district downtown wards and Penn avenue section based on findings announced by J A Gray special assistant attorney general who led the inquiry The frauds are said to relate to the May primary election

Pittsburg Federal Grand Jury Penn Avenue J. A. Gray Gray

Countess Georgiana Markievicz Tried by Court Martial

The Countess Georgiana Markievicz MP for St Patrick division Dublin was tried by court martial at the royal bar racks in Dublin. She faced charges of conspiring between January 1918 and September 1920 to organize Fianna Eireann also known as Sinn Fein Boy Scouts.

Dublin Royal Barracks Georgiana Markievicz St. Patrick Dublin City Fianna Eireann Sinn Fein Boy Scouts

Davies Chosen Pitt Football Captain for 1921 Team

Tom Davies star half back of the University of Pittsburg football team was elected captain of the 1921 squad at the annual Pitt gridders banquet in Pittsburg. He is a resident of Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Tom Davies University of Pittsburg Pitt Gridders

Steel Workers Time Out in Pittsburg District

Pittsburg area workers in smaller independent steel plants feel price readjustment effects though wage rates are not cut.

Pittsburg

Unclear Working Time Affects Worker Income

The fragment notes that working hours impact earnings, indicating that longer or irregular hours reduce take home pay and create financial strain for the employee.

Building Collapse Rescue Efforts Underway at Broadway

In New York on December 2, workmen aided by a human fly began stabilizing the partially collapsed nine story building at Broadway and Fifty second street. The structure toppled Wednesday, likely trapping seven workmen in the debris as rescue crews acted to secure the site.

New York Broadway Fifty-second Street

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