Voice Angered by U D In Rulings Upon Mandates By The League
Paris February 23 The Associated Press reports the United States protest note on mandates was laid before the League of Nations council. Ambassador Hugh C Walace presented the note in English and it was translated into French. The note concerns US rights to participate in mandate dispositions and sparked discussion among council members.
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Associated Presa Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
Council of the
League of Nations
Council
United States
Petit Parisien
League
Luxemburg
Man and Wife Dead in Colo Home After Shots
In a fashionable Colorado residence district a man and his wife were found dead from an apparent shooting. A pistol was found in the man's hand and papers on his body indicate their home was in Cogona New Mexico. Neighbors heard two shots early today and the bodies were discovered shortly after noon.
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Colo
Shank
Zyaeeald
Aoe
Thair Apaeemect
Cogona
N. M
Night Flyer Near Goal in Transcontinental Mail Race
Eastbound flyer departed Bellefont Pa at 2 42 pm as westbound leg was abandoned in Chicago due to rain and snow. Pilot Smith resumed westward flight at 6 45 am after delay, while Knight's plane from Omaha carried San Francisco mail toward Chicago in the day and night effort.
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Chicago
Bellefont
Omaha
Associated Press
W. J. Smith
Neb
Jack Knight
Oras
San Francisco
Ital
H. G. Smith
Knight
East
Wyoming House Bill 211 reshapes state game laws
The article explains that House Bill 211 overhaul places wild animals birds and fish under state ownership, defines game animals birds and fish with specific species, expands penalties, and creates a Blaze Game and Fish Commission. It details new enforcement powers and salaries for the state game and fish commission and staff, noting broad authority to arrest search seize and suspend open seasons.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Game and Fish Commissioner
State of
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Fish Department
Finh Hatchery
Oleo al Justices
Soviet Forces Mobilize for Drive Against Nipponese in Siberia
Reports from Manchuria state 50,000 Bolshevik troops in Chita with more arriving. Forces concentrate at Verkhnie Udynyk and Khabarovsk, then move toward Primorsky and Amur frontier. Mobilization aims to swell regular and guerrilla forces, amid shortages and opposition, with Tachibana noted as Japanese commander.
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Manchuria
Associated Press
Harbin
Chita
Primorsky
Anchorian
Verkhnie Udinyk
Moscow
Khabarovak
Amur
Polnta
Iman
Uncuri
Khabarovk
Russian Far East
Kappel
Semenoff
Manchurian
Manchuri
Uswuri
Nikolsk
trans-Baiskate
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Primorosk
Tachibana
Conference on Turk Problems Opens in London Palace
Allied and Turkish delegates begin talks at St James's Palace London with two Turkish groups at separate tables. Angora demands revised Sevres terms and potential direct talks with France. Both sides seek Thrace Smyrna restoration and control over the straits while reserving forces for future leverage.
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Associated Press
London
Queen Anne
St. Jame's Palace
Tevfik Pasha
Cuyitan
Ata
Bekir Samy Bey
Imag
Tewthk Pasha
Angora
Sevres
Mustapha Kamal Pasha
France
Mr. Lloyd George
Ottoman Empire
Thrace
Smyrna
Turkey
Constantinople
Police Chief Sid Hatfield Faces Death Trial Allegations
Isaac Brewer testified in the Matewan death trial that Sid Hatfield warned Mayor C C Testerman and others, promising to shoot if Hatfield's business was meddled with. Brewer labeled Hatfield a defendant and described the shootout in which Albert Felts was killed.
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Associated Press
Williamson
W. Va
Isaac Brewer
Albert C. Felts
Matewan
Sid Hatfield
Brewer
C. C. Testerman
Baldwin-Felts
Stone Mountain Coal Company
Hatfield
Testerman
Albert
Felts
German Duke Ernest Guenther Dies in Silesia
BERLIN February 22 Duke Ernest Guenther of Schleanging Holstein brother of former Empress Augusta Victoria is dead at Primkenau Silesia He was born August 11 1863 During the war he served as assistant governor general of Belgium
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Berlin
Ernest Guenther
Schleang-Holstein
Augusta Victoria
Primkenau
Silesia
Ernest
Belgium
Two Aviators Die in Crash near Austin
A crash near Austin, Texas killed two cadet aviators from Kelly Field, San Antonio. Cadets EB Allen and Virgil Beach died instantly as their plane suddenly went down on Pennfield while taking off for San Antonio. The two were part of a seven-ship formation from Kelly Field on a practice flight.
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Austin
Texas
EB. EB. Allen
Virgil Beach
Kelley Field No. 2
San Antonio
Pennfield
Tex
L. E. Allen
Virgil W. Beech
Kelly Field
Transcontinental aviator Coney lands for fuel at Bronte
Lieutenant William D. Coney whose 24 hour coast to coast flight was interrupted by a forced landing at Bronte Texas yesterday is expected to arrive at Love Field Dallas today. A telegram from Major A H Richards at Love Field reports the De Haviland plane is in good condition and Coney may proceed to Jacksonville Florida or visit his mother in Florida.
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Dallas
Texas
William D. Coney
Bronte
Lovefield
A. H. Richards
Coney
de Haviland
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
San Diego
Cal
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Robbers rifled boxes at Howe Bank last night
In Howe Nebraska on February 23 robbers broke into the Bank of Howe and rifled forty safety deposit boxes. They escaped with an undetermined sum of Liberty bonds. No arrests reported as investigators seek clues.
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Howe, Neb
Bank of Howe
Liberty Bonda
Volstead Sets Date for Landis Impeachment Vote
Chairman Volstead announced that Representative Welty's charges against Federal Judge Landis would be considered Tuesday. The committee aims to report to the House before adjournment on March 4. The piece also notes Philip Cook’s Missouri upbringing and boyhood link to outlaw Jesse James.
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Washington
Volstead
House
Judiciary Committee
Welty
Landis
Hoover Delays Reply On Cabinet Post
New York February 23 Herbert Hoover postponed comment on Harding invitation to become Secretary of Commerce. He would not speak for at least twenty four hours, according to his office, after the telephone tender from St Augustine.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Harding
St. Augustine
Irish editors receive death threat over executions reports
Dublin editors warned by the Irish Republican Army that publishing certain details of Sinn Fein executions will be punished by death within 24 hours. The notice bans descriptions of hangmen arrivals, clergymen at prisons, and whether men died for Ireland. Elsewhere, three Royal Irish Constabulary members were shot at Dublin castle gate.
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Dublin
Dublin Today
Irish Republican Army
Sinn
Ireland
Associated Press
Royal 1 Constabulary
Galmont
Castle Gate
Privileges of Debs Limited After Prison Interview
Washington reports that Eugene V. Debs at Atlanta Federal Prison had visiting and mail privileges temporarily suspended for an interview given to the press in which he attacked the president. D. B. Dickerson said the suspension could be lifted within a week and White House officials planned an inquiry.
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Eugene V. Debs
Federal
Atlanta
United States
Dickerson
Division of Prisons
Department of Justice
White House
Debs
Askerson
Assignments to Creditors by New York Brokers
Montreal report states the firm McDougall Gros stock brokers assigned to creditors today. W A Holland, manager, was recently shot and killed by Maj R W Griffith who surrendered to police. Griffith had grievances against Holland through whose firm he had heavy losses.
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McDougall Gros
Stock Exchange
W. A. Holland
R. W. Griffith
Maj
Grifith
Holland
Cheyenne Building Trades Set Wage Cuts March 15
The Cheyenne Building Trades association announces wage reductions for brick layers to $0 and other trades to reduced daily rates. Plasterers and plumbers face lower pay. carpenters painters and electricians hit $7 daily, mortar men $5.20, common labor $4. The pact prohibits slowdowns without association approval.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Belo
Cheyenne Bulding Trades Association
Pistol Seen In Woman's Hand After Murder
In Sandh wick Ontario Feb 23 handclapping rang a courtroom as Rev J O L Spracklin liquor license inspector faced a manslaughter charge for the killing of Beverly Trumble hotel keeper during a November liquor raid A witness Jack Bannan testified he saw a pistol in Mrs Trumble's hand right after the shot and Mrs Trumble testified her husband was unarmed when slain and a later search found no weapon.
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Sandwich
L. Spracklin
Beverly Trumble
Jack Bannan
Marina Post Dies. Aide to President-elect Harding
Marina Post, 74, cousin of President-elect Harding, died at her home in Des Moines after a stroke several days earlier. She had moved from Lincoln, Nebraska, years ago.
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Dee Moines
Marina Post
Harding
Lincoln
Neb
Tes
U S Brings Suit Against Lumber Trust in South
The government files injunctions against the Southern Pine Association, 61 corporations, and 69 individuals to halt alleged conspiracies to limit yellow pine supply and raise prices. A hearing is set for March 15 as part of a Sherman Act action led by Attorney General Palmer.
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U. S. Brinds
Lumber Trust
South
Pine Association
ST. Louis, Mo
Southern Pine Association
Palmer
Milashor
Argentine Cargo Ship Given Great Reception at Hamburg
Hamburg February 21. The Argentine steamer Bahia Bianca arrived with 7000 tons of food staff for Austrian republics. The welcome included officials from the Hamburg senate and chamber of commerce thanking Argentina for wartime sympathy. The voyage followed recent war material exchange rumors denied by Argentine minister Dr Julin Alorreno.
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Hamburg Senate
Chamber of Commerce
Argentina
Germany
Booth American Republic
Julin Alorreno
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