Turks Split Over Pact Talks As Delegations Reach London
In London two Turkish delegations at the Near East conference remain deeply divided. Bekir Samy Bey insists Angora alone represents Turkey and demands full independence, while Tewfik Pasha and Reshad Pasha seek a Turkish truce with Britain France and Italy acting as arbiters.
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Supreme Council
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Tewfik Pagha
Reshad Pasha
Angora
Turkey
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Tewfik Pasha
Great Britain
France
Italy
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Near East
Harding will name cabinet in new government
The text lists President-elect Harding’s proposed cabinet posts including Charles Evans Hughes as Secretary of State, Andrew Mellon as Secretary of the Treasury, John W. Weeks as Secretary of War, Harry M. Daugherty as Attorney General, Will H. Hays as Postmaster General, Edwin Denby as Secretary of the Navy, A. B. Fall as Secretary of the Interior, Henry Wallace as Secretary of Agriculture, Herbert Hoover as Secretary of Commerce, and James J. Davis as Secretary of Labor.
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Harding Will Bee
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Pennsylvania
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Indiana
Navy
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Interior
A. B. Fall
New Mexico
Henry Wallace
Iowa
Herbert Hoover
California
James J. Davis
Wolves Devour Family of Four
A brutal attack in El Paso leaves a family of four dead as authorities investigate between brief reports and unfolding details. The incident underscores rising concerns about regional violence and public safety.
Wilson to devote life to peace work
President Wilson told a Harvard Woodrow Wilson Club delegation at the White House he would dedicate his remaining days to world peace and would shape his future writings to be impersonal. He said historians could interpret Paris peace conference events, while Mrs Wilson stood nearby and declined to speak.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson Club
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White House
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Harvard
Robert C. Stuart, Jr
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Greeting Sent Out by Harding on Wireless Renewed Here
A Washington birthday greeting from President-elect Warren G. Harding to mayors and city officials was transmitted to Mayor Ben H. Pelton this morning by N. R. Hood of Casper. Hood, an amateur radio operator recognized by the American Radio Relay League, intercepted the radiogram last night as it circulated nationwide with relays from Anacostia Chicago and Anthony.
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Hardin
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Ben H. Pelton
N. R. Hood
South Ash Street
Casper
Hood
Chicago
Jaxs
Denver
Bond return prompts warning on large sums
A $25,000 Liberty bond stolen from Clement D. Cates Co. was mailed back yesterday with a note saying the bond was too big to handle safely. The thief returned the large bond but kept two smaller stolen bonds.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Clement D. Cates Company
Rovbor
Not Guilty Ruling In Tokyo Sentry Case
Tokyo February 22 A court martial acquits Toshigera Ogasawara the sentry who shot Lieutenant Langdon of the US cruiser Albany at Vladivostok last month The finding cites lack of proper instructions and neglect to issue orders amid blackout conditions. Maj Gen Niohihara faces suspension from active service over sentry duties at Vladivostok.
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Assoc
Tokio
Toshigera Ogasawara
Langdon
United States
Albany
Vladivostole
War Department
An Arm
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Web
Niohihara
Albery
Nowa
Isaak
Viadir Vowld
Oranges Shipped in Bushel Baskets Shocks Industry
San Bernardino brokers predict a California orange industry revolution after baskets replace boxes for shipments to Danver.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Danver
California
Shipyard Workers Refuse Ten Percent Wage Cut Across Coasts
Washington reports shipyard workers along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts voted against a ten percent pay reduction. About 45 000 to 50 000 men would be affected as the new schedule starts March 1. A J Berres warned unions could appeal to international officers to call a strike if dissatisfied.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Acceptan
American Feneration of Labor
Atlantic Coast
A. J. Berres
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Allied commission leaves Vienna as work ends
The Allied and military control commission members left Vienna today after finishing most work. British officers faced passive resistance from Austrian workers in Neustadt where workers blocked propellers of airplanes, hindering axis removal.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Allied and Military Control Commission
Neustadt
Washington remembered in Ulster Gazette's 1800 tribute
An 1800 Kingston Ulster County Gazette tribute to George Washington appears with both houses of Congress mourning and praise. The piece lauds his virtuous life and lasting legacy, urging Americans and children to remember his exemplary conduct and deeds.
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George Washington
Kingston
Ulster County
M Y
Ulster County Gazette
Washington
Congress
Casper
Jean Maunoury
Colorado Springs
Jap Buildings Being Bombed
Two alleged attempts to destroy by phosphorus bombs buildings by Japanese have been made in the last two weeks, Captain H. Enos of the Los Angeles Fire Department reports. The statement says Japanese have asked the federal Department of Justice to investigate and have considered asking the Japanese consul to take protective action.
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Angeles
Cal
H. Enos
Bureau of Ore Prevention
Los Angeles
Federal Department of Justice
Simons to Lead Germans to London Conference
Berlin dispatch reports Dr. Walter Simons, German foreign minister, will head the German delegation to the upcoming London conference. Chancellor Fehrenbach will not attend, with Wirth, Scholz, Cuno, Melchoiz, Wilfeld, Stinnes and labor representatives likely among other delegates. Germany rejects French claims of merely receiving terms, asserting the meeting will be a full conference with British assurance.
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Walter Simons
London
Konstantine Fehrenbach
Spa
Simons
Finance Wirth
Eeconomica
Scholz
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Karl Melchoiz
Hamburg
Wilfeld
Krupps
Hugo Stinnes
Germany
Great Britain
Wrestler Hurt In Navy Contest
F C Strife of the University of Pennsylvania wrestling 175-pound class suffered a splintered vertebrae in a meet against the Navy and will be out for the season. Separate item notes Bavaria’s view on disarmament and the role of Einwohnerwehr if Paris and London talks fail.
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Philadelphia
F. C. Strife
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Denby Named Secretary of Navy in Harding Cabinet Pick
Edwin Denby of Detroit appointed by President-elect Harding as secretary of the navy in a cabinet selection seen as a dark horse choice. Denby is an attorney and former congressman with naval and marine corps service, and his formal acceptance was expected soon.
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Secretary of the Navy
Harding
ST. Augustine
Fla
Edwin Denby
Mich
Navy
Denby
Navy Post
Congress
Marine Corps
Mr. Denby
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
China
United States
Hoover Expected to Accept Tender for Commerce Post
In St Augustine Florida on February 22 Herbert Moorer of California and James J Davis of Pennsylvania appear likely to join President-elect Harding's cabinet. A tentative offer of the commerce portfolio is understood to have been.
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Associated Press
ST. Augustine, Fla
Herbert Moorer
California
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Harding
Commerce
Loot Taken In Toledo Post Office Robbery Reaches 1.6 Million
Post office inspectors say the Thursday Toledo heist left loot totaling about 1.6 million dollars. Five bandits implicated in the robbery are under investigation as authorities review the incident and secure records.
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Toledo
Ohio
Post Office
Mary Shady Dies in Ptomaine Poisoning Case
Uniontown report states Mrs. Mary Shady aged 47 is dead and six family members are seriously ill after eating leftover chicken from a Sunday dinner. An autopsy by the coroner cites acute ptomaine poisoning as the cause of Mrs. Shady's death.
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Uniontown
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Shady
Starr Fatally Wounded Bank Bandit Dies
Henry Starr an Oklahoma bank bandit was fatally wounded while attempting to rob the Peoples bank in Harrison Arkansas and died this afternoon February 22 at the local hospital. authorities reported Starr had been wounded last Friday during the botched robbery.
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Harrison, Ark
Henry Starr
Oklahoma Bank
Peoples' Bank
Immigration Bill Terms Are Settled
Senate and house conferees agreed on a bill limiting alien admissions to 3 percent of the 1910 U S population from next April 1 for fifteen months. The agreement removes a clause feared to affect Japan China immigration and aligns with Pacific coast concerns. A Texas land bill to curb Japanese land ownership was favorably reported, while the Chicago Woman's Club marked its forty fourth anniversary.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Pacific Coast
Austin
Tea
House Committee On Flute Witaks Today
Renator Dudsley
Paso
Mamdlan
Texas
Harding cabinet members and allies list
The piece lists Charles Evans Hughes as a key figure from New York with a long career in law and politics, Andrew Mellon as Pennsylvania banker and industrial supporter, John Wingate Weeks as Massachusetts banker and political candidate, Warren G. Harding campaign team members from Ohio and beyond, and Albert Bacon Fall Henry Cantwell Wallace Herbert Hoover James Davis among others, detailing birthplaces ages education careers and public roles. It frames them as a roster tied to the Harding administration and Republican national efforts.
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