Turkish Straits Control Sparks Peace Administration Debate
Lausanne reports show Near East delegates debating how to govern the Turkish straits. Plans to place control under the league of nations face opposition from Russia Turkey and the United States not members. Mustafa Kemal asserts Constantinople should avoid international status and emphasizes Turkish sovereignty over marital and foreign affairs.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
League of Nations
League
Russia
Turkey
America
Straits
Lord Cursoh
Ismet Pasha
Tehitcherin
Tolahevil Lemlers
Organization of Nations
United States
Mustapha Kemal
Constantinople
Caliph
Mecca
Angora
Chiketana
Prosecution Limits In Prohibition Case Split By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rules that a state court conviction for violating state prohibition does not bar later federal charges under the Volstead Act. The United States seeks against Vico Lanza and cites Washington state proceedings involving Dick Barto and others.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Vico Lanza
Dick Barto
Two Midshipmen Are Dismissed From Naval Academy
Washington Dec. 11 A Navy court martial sentenced midshipmen Bruce H. Robinson appointed from Arizona and Stuart H. Hawkins appointed from Massachusetts to dismissal from the Naval Academy. President Harding approved the sentences following the recent hitting case at the academy.
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Washington
Midphipmien
Bruce H. Robinson
Arizona
Suart H. Hawkins
Maasachmactts
Naval Academy Today
Hardiog Heaving
Cason
Academy
Senate Bill Would Grant Natrona Hell's Half Acre County Park
Senator Francis Warren introduced a bill to convey lands including Hell's Half Acre to Natrona County for a public park. The move follows earlier efforts to establish a county park at the quirky site west of town on the Yellowstone Highway, once considered for national park status. The measure signals progress toward creating a county park by the end of the current session.
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Senate
Natron
Hell’s Half Agre
Washington
The
Tribune
Francis £. Warren
Natrona County
Hell's Half Acre
Saumner
Oreitenh County
Yellowstone Highway
Negro Suspect Not Identified in Streetman Assault
A black man named George Gay was captured after an assault on a white girl at her Streetman home but the victim could not positively identify him. A mob of about 1500 formed as he was guarded in a small house awaiting bloodhounds from Huntsville. The girl’s condition was not serious.
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Pairfield
Texas
Oday
Ponte
George Gay
Streetman
Huntsville
New Heads for Committees in House Appointed
Washington December 11 Republican committee on committees named representative Slehrman of Maryland new chairman of the house labor committee to fill the vacancy caused by Nolan of California. Representative Schall of Minnesota was made chairman of the alcoholic liquor committee, while the judiciary committee will soon take on the bulk of prohibition legislation with Jefferts of Nebraska assigned to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Slehrman
Maryland
House
Republican Committee On Committees
Nolan
California
Schall
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
Jefferts
Nebraskin
Senate
Wasa
Elute Department
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Negro killed by Texas mob in Streetman incident
George Gay a 25 year old Black man was arrested today in connection with an alleged attack on a white girl. He was shot and killed by a mob this afternoon in Streetman Texas according to reports from local authorities.
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Texas
George Gay
Weaver denial ends bid for reinstatement in 1919 World Series scandal
Chicago baseball commissioner K M Lan dismissed the bid to reinstate Buck Weaver former third baseman of the White Sox amid the 1919 World Series fixing scandal. The decision leaves Weaver out of major league action as the sport still grapples with the probe’s fallout.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Jeorge (Buck) Weaver
Basman
Chicago White Sox
Weaver
Cincinnati
Quakes Hit Chile Sparks Widespread Tremor Reports
Strong earth shocks were felt at Miapel and Ovalle with northern communications disrupted and Coquimbo not answering. Los Andes felt the tremor clearly while Valparaiso reported a tremor. center believed near Altertiar Astrict with disturbances reported.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Miapel
Ovalle
Coquimbo
Los Andes
Valparaiso
Clarence Cypreansen Admitted to Wyoming Bar
Clarence Cypreansen, tied to the Aleck King law office in Casper for eighteen months, has received notification of admission to practice by the Wyoming Supreme Court. A University of Nebraska graduate, he excelled in athletics as an end and fullback on the football team and as a guard on the basketball squad.
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Clarence Cypreansen
Aleck King Law Office
Casper
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Cypreansen
University of Nebraska
Dao
Nebraska Law School
Packing House Merger Ruling Is Due Today
Government stance on Armour and Morris and company asset acquisition awaited from Secretary Wallace with possible decision today or tomorrow. Dougherty indicated no legal contacts. Officials would not predict if the ruling would be favorable.
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Packing House
Washington
Armour and Company
Morris and Company
Chicago
Wallace
Packers and Stockyards Act
Haw
Harding
Dough Yee
Department
Real Winter On Way From North
Washington reports a broad cold wave moving from the northwest into the plains and central valleys. Temperatures plunge to 24 below in Montana and 26 below in Alberta while Calgary and Edmon- ton record subzero readings as the system pushes toward the east coast.
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Montana
Havre
Canada
Weather Bureau
Plains States
Great Central
Jack Fecet
Rocky Mountain
Plavre
Mant
United States
Calgary
Alberta
Edmoden
North Held
Vermont
Final rupture of premiers averted by recess taken
London December 11 British and French premiers adjourned eight days to avoid a rupture over German reparations. Bonar Law opposed Ruhr force while Poincare pressed a German moratorium. Talks to resume in London or Paris with hopes for guarantees to satisfy France without military action. Britain considering canceling French debt to Britain if the US cancels French debt to America.
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London
Associated Press
England
France
Ruhr
Poincare
Bonar Law
Germany
Paris
Partic
Soya
Wealen
Ernsara Tomphy
Great Britain
America
Hughes
United States
Weather Lottery Uncovered in Minneapolis Scam
A weather lottery scheme in Minneapolis is exposed with tickets listing a weekly temperature total as the prize target. Federal meteorologist A G Pursell forwards copies of the gimmick to Washington officials. The best temperature total wins the capital prize amid the fraudulent tickets.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. G. Pursell
Federal
Emalien Prian
Couple to Divorce for Second Time After Remarriage
Paul T. Siebera and Enola FE. Siebeera seek an absolute divorce on desertion grounds. Married January 26 1916 at Bidney Nebraska, they divorced three years later, remarried July 26 1921 in Casper, and the defendant allegedly deserted in November 1921 and has since lived in Denver.
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Paul T. Siebera
Enola FE
Siebeera
Bidney
Neb
Casper
Tweland
Denver
Principles in Business Topics at Rotary Meeting
The weekly Rotary meeting at the Henning hotel discussed business courtesy and reliable methods. Wilson Kimball Sr gave a notable address to be printed in the Tribune. Carl Shumaker spoke on damand collection dates and the local credit situation. Keri D. Womed urged campers to write Governor-elect Toss to retain State Engineer Emerson on irrigation work.
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Henning
Wilson &. Kimball, Sr
Aviators in Mexico Report Plane Passed Toward Mexico
Dec. 11 in Tucson Col. FE. B. Winans and Col. Francis Cutler Marshall with Lt. Charles L. Webber said Indiana verified an airplane last Thursday crossed San Miguel and headed toward Mexico. They termed it well substantiated that the airman flew into Mexico following a branch of railroad.
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Tucson
Ariz
Col
FE. B. Winans
Francis Cutler Marshall
Charles L. Webber
Indiana
San Miguel
Bonus Bonds to Go On Market
PES MOVIES Iowa December 11. The first issue of the sale of the 22,000,000 state bonus bonds will be published tomorrow. Indications are that payments to ex service men and women under the state bonus law will begin February 1. State Treasurer W J Burbank announced the bonds bear four and a quarter percent interest.
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PES Movies
Iowa
Associated Preas
W. J. Burbank
Love Rival Knife Victim in Jealous Quarrel
Mariana, a Mexican woman, lies at Women’s and Children’s Hospital with a bad wound to her right lung and a gash on her right hand after a quarrel over a man. Police report Emma Lopez attacked Mariana with a pocket knife outside a pool hall. neither Emma nor the man involved has been located.
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Mariana Mariana
Women’s and Children’s Hospital
Emma Lopez
Emma
Marlana
Request for Release of War Offenders Sparks Debate in House
In Washington the house debated a mass amnesty meeting held to urge release of those convicted under wartime espionage acts. Representative Lineberger read Magon’s record from the treasurer department, while Huddleston noted his non attendance after explanation of the gathering’s purpose.
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Washington
Joint Amnesty Committee
Lineberger
House
Ricardo Flores Magon
Magon
Department of Trustee
Mexico
Los Angeles
Frederick Bywaters and Edith Thompson Guilty of Murder
In London on December by the Associated Press verdicts found Frederick Bywaters and Edith Thompson guilty of murdering Mrs. Edith Thompson's husband Percy Thompson and were sentenced to death.
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Frederick Bywaters
Mrs. Thompson
London
Dec
Ransociated Press
Fr . Bywaters
Edith Thompson
Belwit College President Meets Montana Education Officials
M A Bannon president of Belwict College Beloit Wisconsin met with Montana education officials this morning to discuss the vacant position of chancellor at the University of Montana since the resignation of Dr K Cy Billett three months ago to become president of Purdue University.
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Helena
Mont
M. A. Bannon
Belwict College
Beloit
Wie
State of Education
University of Montana
K. Cy Billett
Purdue University
Supreme court rules against $20,000 damage award in railway death case
Helena Mont December 11 The wage of Q Price an employee of Star Coal at Muneolahett Mont who died in March 1908 is not entitled to the $20 000 damage awarded by the Chicago Milwaukee and Paul railroad in Roundup district court as held by the state supreme court in a decision announced today.
Slayer of Teacher to Be Given Life Term in Colorado Penitentiary
Bert L. Lowe, convicted of murdering his sister in law Edna Fern Skinner of Leroy Alabama, awaits life in the Colorado state penitentiary. The Greeley trial spanned two weeks with no clear move on a new trial, while Lowe’s attorneys consider options as the town recovers from its famous murder case.
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Greeley
Colo
Bert L. Lowe
Edna Fern Skinner
Leroy
Bradford
Batherone
Ondine
Wave
Lawe
Lawe Ukewbre Haw Made No Statement Regarding the Verlies, Nor Have bin Atlowneyu
Bilis Lowe
Gresley
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