Resignation Of Forbes Shrouded In Mystery Irwin
Cor onel Forbes resigns amid mystery and conflicting accounts tied to the Veterans Bureau Perryville irregularities. General Sawyer cites presidential order violations prompting Forbes to resign, while Forbes claims voluntary departure due to interference. rumors persist into January 1923 as Forbes seeks European travel and review of veteran affairs.
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Irwin
Coronel Forbes
Veterans' Gurtau
Sawyer
Veterans’ Bureau
Perrpeiile
Ecuate Committee
Sqwyver
Offce
Perryville
Washington
Public Health Service
Bireau
Berryville
Iean Flend
Harding Haa
Corre
Ferryville
Europe
Horbex
Harding
Fothes
Weabington
Sterleed
Sweet
Albeelth
Pacifi Coast
Fort Imp
Rogers Drops His Fight For Flight
Representative Rogers of Massachusetts announced he would drop plans for a congressional vote on endorsing the Arctic expedition. After Navy Department orders and President Coolidge guidance, Rogers found quick action unlikely and instead pursued a resolution to commend the enterprise.
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Massachusetts
Washington
Massa
House
Centire
Melanehuvetts
Babe Ruth Training Session in Hot Springs Ends with Foot Strain
Babe Ruth completes a three mile drill in Hot Springs Arkansas. A faulty conditioning program yields coins and an enlarged left foot joint. He finishes with a round of golf on the 27th green then returns to his hotel by cab.
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Bering
Ark
Ruth
Huth
Polk
Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis Improves After Illness Attack
Feb 8 report from New York states Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis pastor of Plymouth Church in Brooklyn is improving at home after a pleural attack interrupted his gradual recovery from a recent collapse due to high blood pressure. His condition is not serious, said Gr. Tasker Howard.
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New York
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Charca
Brooklyn
Tasker Howard
Burton selects outstanding men of the twentieth century
Ann Arbor Feb 16 President L Burton of the University of Michigan names Theodore Roosevelt Henry Ford Thomas Edison and Orville Wright as the outstanding men of the era. He praises Roosevelt for social problem insight Ford for industrial leadership Edison for invention and Wright for aviation innovation.
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Edison
Orville Wright
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University of Michigan
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Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Orvile Wright
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Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas Watson
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Infant of Emma Guilion Saved from Fire in Pocotcan Vi
At Pocotton Vi, ten miles west of Bluefield, an unknown passerby rescued Emma Guilion's infant from a burning room after flames cut off the escape. The frantic mother, previously losing a child in a fire, gave way to hysterics but the child was saved.
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Bluefield
Fel
Emma Guilion
Pocationtan
Lnto
Congress to Hear Case of Pistol Duel and Greene Brain Surgery
Washington reports detail a pistol duel controversy under review by Congress as Senator Greene of Vermont faced serious brain surgery after splinter removal. Physicians said Greene remained critical but stable amid the February events and investigations into the shooting involving prohibition agents and other suspects.
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Washington
Gensne
Vermont
Wan
Frank K. Greene
Prospects Bright for Long Contract Talks in Mining
In Jacksonville Florida on February 18 Associated Press reports progress toward a three year wage contract for bicumblnus roml miners of the central competi tive field. Illinois operators, previously hardline, hint at aligning with others and seek extension of machine mining in Tilimals. Conference adjournment could come Monday or Tuesday as unity forms toward a three year deal. Separately in Wheeling West Virginia J M Wilson of Frederickstown Ohio resigned as president of the Tri State Wool Growers association. John Crowkie of Cadiz Ohio elected to fill the vacancy.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
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Alen
Wheeling
W. Ya
J. M. Wilson
Frederickstown
Ohio
Tri-State Wool Growers Association
John Crowkie
Cadiz
Merchant dies after eating uncooked pork in outbreak
August Malone, 43, a merchant, died at Obis Valley Hospital amid a trichin poisoning outbreak linked to an uncooked pork patty served by Parl Corpotetti. Four others including Dr. Ditor Withn and Cyrun Sketting remain in serious condition. Corpotetti died last week. The city notes no known remedy for the illness.
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Cyrun Sketting
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Barber
Polar Flight Abandonment Will Please Europeans
In Washington on February 18 the Navy reports secret preparations for trans Arctic expeditions are underway in France Germany and Russia. Harken H Hammer organizer for Roald Amundsen says he plans a North Polar venture this summer in the north regions. The source notes that we had just returned from Europe.
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Russia
Navy Department
Harken H. Hammer
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Rod& Amundson
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Gas Explosion Destroys Large Store and Apartments
A three story combined store and apartment building at 36th street and Albany Road burned for two hours before flames were controlled. Damage was estimated at 42,000 for repairs, 610,000 for stock, and 97,000 for furnishings. Fire chief Edward McGrankhan suspects an explosion from the furnace.
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Edward ‘A. McGrankhan
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Cummings Defends McAdoo In Oil Lease Case
Chicago report says former Democratic official Heber Fy Cummings defends William G McAdoo against attacks linking him to oil lease probes. He argues attacks aim to divert from Republican failures and asserts McAdoo remains the progressive standard bearer and presidential candidate.
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McAdoo
Chicago
Hemer Fy Cummings
Colntial
Connecticut
Camfen
William G. McxAdoo
Ganme
Ganme That the Sttnderous Attacks Upon Mr. Mex Adoo
Statemant
Republicana
Boston Star Ddies in West San Diego
Norman D. Boeckel, star third baseman of the Boston Braves, died in San Diego following a mobile accident. Club officials mourn the loss, noting he was one of its most valuable players and a close friend to management. Paragraph indicates continuation on later page.
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Mathewson
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Boston
Farwink L. Ruley
Boston Xnatlenials
Norman D. Boecker
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Latar
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Suranne Laks
Bucks
New York
Kel
$220 000 Theft Reported in Los Angeles
Diamonds, liberty bonds, watches, and jewelry valued at $209,900 were stolen from the President Lawn Association on February 9. The loss also includes $20,090 in cash and checks. A private detective agency offered a $35,000 reward for recovery, with the bulletin noting over four hundred items seized, mostly diamonds and diamond jewelry. Authorities cited a prior holdup at the Provident Loan Association on February 4.
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Los Angeles
Call
kKrown
Prayidant Loan Association
Tage Eleht
Charleston Man Reports Wife and Son Missing on Trip
Carl Scholz and son William Mallory, from Los Angeles, vanished during a cross country trip to Charleston ten days ago. Scholz last heard from his wife Sunday night near Needles New Mexico as they traveled in a Ford car, sending progress messages each night. He has alerted the Kansas City radio station to broadcast any word on the missing pair as they were en route back home via Roswall and St Louis.
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Carl Scholz
Nest
William Mallory
Lox Angeles
Charleston
Scholz
Crom Hla
Nteswell
New Mexico
Los Angeles
Mr. Scholz
Dockmen strike ties up Britain
A strike involving 162000 organized dockers began today in Britain, threatening port operations nationwide. If it lasts, up to a million more workers could join auxiliaries and dependent trades, disrupting waterborne commerce and related industries.
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Britain
Associated Press
London
Morgan Memorial To Father Is Magnificent Library
New York Feb 16 J P Morgan announced he had turned over the Magnificent Library and the round pen to a board of trustees in perpetuity for scholars worldwide The collection valued around 7 million with an endowment of 1.6 million and Morgan waived all personal rights The library to be known as the Plorpont Morgan Library will hold about 98000 books and manuscripts including 10000 rare works His son said the memorial preserves the elder Morgans love for rare books and research access limited to scholars due to fragility and cannot be opened to the public Found Guilty Wilmington NC March 18 Lieutenant Governor W B Coo and his brother T Goapar were found not guilty in a US district court of conspiracy to defraud related to the failure of Commercial National Bank.
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New York
J. P. Morton
J. Plorpont Morgan
Truataoy
Morgan
Makan
Min
Settlement Ends Suit Between Sutherland and Slaughter
Howard Sutherland agreed to pay Robert C. Slaughter 17 500 to settle suits over coal land sales in Mercer and Wyoming counties. Slaughter withdraws complaint after Sutherland to pay 10 000 cash and 7 500 loan repayment, plus a personal loan of 7 600. Case arose from a 50 000 commission tied to selling 1 700 acres of timber lands of Main Island Creek Coal Co.
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Howard Sutherland
United States
Crom
West Virginia
Robert C. Slaughter
Charleston
Huntington
Slaughter
Slaushkter
Rangolpi County
Elrcuit
Biking
Sutherland
Air
Fenty Dent
Mercer
Wyoming
Main Island Creek Coal Company
House Rebels Seek Compromise On Tax Plan
Washington February 18 Republican insurgents who control the House propose a 40 percent surtax minimum if normal income tax rates are halved. They threaten to back the Democratic platform if rejected, aiming to shift Garner plan support to pass the Mellon bill's income tax provision. Longworth opposes cutting normal rates, arguing it undermines Mellon 63 policy. Negotiations continue as factions seek agreement.
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Washington
Mellon
Peel Eio Qiao
Longworth
Mahitnued
Prominent Coal Operator Dies Sudden in West Virginia
Balverield February 16. 3, FR Lane, 48, of Lonlea, ex president of the Teval Mooahontad Coal company at Inger in McDowell county, died suddenly today in the Troy WL Mackey office. Death attributed to neural digestion. Lane grew ill and sought physician care but collapsed en route to treatment.
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FR. Lane
Lonlea
Teval Mooahontad Coal Company
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McDowell County
Troy
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Taser
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Lins
Walsh Opposes Nomination of Former Ohio Solon
WASHINGTON February 16 Senator Walsh Democrat Montana led vigorous opposition as the Senate confirmed the nomination of Atlee Pomerene former Ohio senator as special government counsel in oil lease cases. Debate over whether to air the matter in open session extended about six hours while factions argued over procedures and potential conflicts.
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Walsh
Montana
Senate
Atlee Pomerene
Ohio
Thawntaurne FA
Pomerene
Fess
Beck
South Dakota
Cans
Betera
Tha Horse
Navel
California
Standard Oil Company of
Antil
Senatore LaFoltetta
Wisconsin
Republic
Kendrick
Wyoming
Attack by Rees Reported in Western Front
Alvares Tastillo, agent for de la Huerta In, Washington, says that on February 11 during the attack of the Oregon forces on positions held by the revolutionists at Poncitlan, General Salvadór Alvarado led a cavalry force in a flanking move that captured an entire trainload of ammunition. The panic among government lines of communication followed and the federales yielded to another flanking attack by General Dieguez.
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Washington
Alvares Tastillo
de la Huerta
Poncitlan
Salvador Alvarado
Dieguez
Radio craze seizes Britain and boosts industry
London February 16 report says over 13 200 miles of aerial wire have been erected in the last year as radio fever grips Britain. Officials of the British Broadcasting Company estimate about two million people are entertained daily at farthing rates, fueling a surge in wireless entertainment and growing demand for wireless supplies, salaries, and staff across sending stations and studios.
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London
Great Britain
British Broadcasting Company
Ministers Protest Presbytery Action on Fosdick
A joint protest by New York ministers denounces the Presbytery of New York for exonerating Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick. They accuse him of heresy and defying Presbyterian doctrine while preaching at First Presbyterian Church. The complaint urges reconsideration and action by higher church authorities.
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York
Presbyterian Church
Presstery of
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Levermore Outlines Peace Plan Amid Political Debate
New York February 1 Dr Charles H Levermore author of the peace plan that won the Bok prize outlines a tentative constitution containing only principles and procedures The agreement to be reached must follow cooperation he says He does not favor a rigid constitution or immediate legislation He backs a plan shaped by the center of American thought in both parties and open to cherished ideals.
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New York
Charles H. Léversore
Sasadas
Ba Renahed
Coepers
Érittciom
Leverrmore
Alice Roosevelt Stood On Her Head and Questioned
Fragmentary OCR mentions Alice Roosevelt with phrases about earning, mind, and the dowager’s reactions. The text is garbled and incomplete but indicates a dramatic or humorous moment involving Alice Roosevelt and a senior figure, possibly a nanny or relative, with references to health and pleasure.
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Alice Roosevelt
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