American insistence on open door wins at Lausanne talks
At Lausanne the allied powers and Ismet Pasha reached a complete accord on near East issues. The United States won open access for Turkish oil concessions to stay out of the treaty and barred preferential rights in future Turkish deals. Turkey will allow limited foreign warships in the Bosporus until the Straits convention ratifies, ending by December 1923.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Lord Curzon
London
Turkey
Vickers- Armstrong Company
General
Ismet
Turkish Petroleum Company
Britain
France
Italy
Bosporus
Indictments Named 22 In Whisky Transport Conspiracy
Twenty two men indicted by a Federal Grand Jury in Chicago charged with conspiracy to transport 1000 cases of whisky from the Old Grand Dad distillery in Louisville in 1920. Names include O H Wathen E C Kennedy and Chicago men McLaughlin Sadler Weydert with arrests and forged permits tied to shipments. Sentences allege payments of 20000 and 10000 to Sadler and McLaughlin respectively.
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Chicago
Grand Dad
Louisville
O. H. Wathen
E. C. Kennedy
William A. Sadler
John J. McLaughlin
Matthew Weydert
United States District Attorney
Sadler
McLaughlin
Wathen
Kennedy
Explosion at Kragujevac depot kills and injures many
Belgrade reports a large artillery ammunition depot at Kragujevac exploded yesterday causing many deaths and injuries. Several buildings sustained considerable damage. The disaster is believed to be caused by spontaneous combustion.
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Belgrade
Kragujevarz
Man carries three inch blade in tongue eleven days
Walter Mount a 41 year old barber of 1062 Oehler street went to General Hospital where doctors removed a three inch knife blade from his tongue after he complained of itching. The incident followed a July 5 quarrel with William Hafner of 1062 Deehler street in which Hafner stabbed Mount in the left cheek. Mount and Hafner were held on disorderly conduct charges with a Police Court hearing set for today.
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Walter Mount
Oehler Street
General Hospital
Mount
William Hafner
Deehler Street
Hafner
Fifth District
Floods Hit Florence Colorado and Kill Rancher
A cloudburst five miles from Florence sent two feet of water through the town and four creeks overflowed. Rancher Frank Stevens of Florence was killed by lightning as he tried to rescue cattle on his Hardscrabble Creek ranch. Bridges on the Denver Rio Grande were washed away and Portland reported five feet of water.
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Pueblo
Col
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Florence
Frank Stevens
Here
Portland
California remembers David B. Gamble founder of Cincinnati Time Recorder
David B. Gamble, 76, founder of the Cincinnati Time Recorder Co and former P&G director, died in Pasadena California. He was a Pasadena resident for 15 years a church philanthropist and Occidental College trustee. Survived by widow Mary and three sons Cecil Sidney and Clarence. Body to be sent to Cincinnati after services in Pasadena with arrangements pending.
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David B. Gamble
Cincinnati Time Recorder Company
Procter & Gamble Company
Pasadena
Cal
Mr. Gamble
Occidental College
Los Angeles
College
Gamble
Pasadena Hospital
California
Westmoreland Place
Cincinnati
James N. Gamble
William Procter
William Cooper Procter
Sidney
Clarence
Cecil H. Gamble
Clarence Gamble
Boston
Mass
Sidney Gamble
China
Garble
Glenwood Avenue
Avondale
Pasadena Presbyterian Church
Avondale Presbyterian Church
Fire sweeps Canada town declared under control
Wireless messages reported Annox in northern British Columbia on fire this afternoon but later said to be under control. A Griffco steamship wireless reported explosions heard as the town burned in the Portland Canal area.
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Canada Town
Prince Ruppert
B. C
Annox
Griffco
Portland Canal
European Dilemma Bodes Evil for U S says Allen
In New York, Henry T. Allen former Major General in charge of the American Army of Occupation on the Rhine, warned the European scene was dire. He said the situation could worsen globally as France largely supports Poincare's policy amid some opposition in other cities.
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New York
Henry T. Allen
Poincare
Allen
Washington
Narcotic suspect attempts suicide twice in Central Prison cell
William Schaefer age 31, of 821 West Liberty, held for federal narcotics officials, made two suicide attempts yesterday in his cell. Petty officer Henry Crowley found him with a necktie loop and later a shirt noose, both times revived and confined. Six men arrested Sunday faced federal narcotics charges before U S Commissioner Thomas M. Gregory. Wade, Barksdale, Pierce, Montana Bryant, Vinegar all remanded. Hearings for the week of July 22 scheduled. all jailed in default.
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William Schaefer
West Liberty Street
Central
Henry Crowley
Rudolph Webking
Schaefer
Thomas M. Gregory
United States
Charles Wade
Carlisle Avenue
William
Barksdale
Smith Street
Edward Pierce
Montana
Bryant
Albert Vinegar
Wade
Atlanta (Ga
Dayton
Gregory
Mrs Harding Worn by Alaskan Welcome Takes to Bed
President Harding reported his wife Mrs Warren G Harding grew tired from Alaskan hospitality and had to retire to bed. The announcement came as the party prepared to leave Fairbanks for Seward Alaska on July 16.
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Mrs. Harding
Associated Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Warren G. Harding
Florence mob attacks Catholic HQ as Fascists back crackdown
In Florence Italy youths ring church bells and shout anti parliament and anti Catholic slogans then raid Catholic headquarters. Catholic papers burned as Fascist authorities fight the demonstration. A Fascist is beaten, a mayor condemns violence and Mussolini orders arrests of those responsible. A Socialist Deputy is hissed and clubbed at the station.
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Florence
Italy
Mussolini
Tamburini
Cardinal Mistrangelo
Signor
Fascismo
Milan
Mussolini Wins Confidence Vote On Electoral Reform
In Rome on July 16 Mussolini secured a 303 to 140 confidence vote in the Chamber of Deputies on his electoral reform bill with seven abstaining. He delivered a fiery address, prompting applause and demonstrations as he defended ending proportional representation and granting the largest party two thirds of the seats. He declared Liberty is not license and said Italy has crossed a line.
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Mussolini
Rome
Chmber
Chamber of Deputies
Four Escaped Convicts Believed Aboard Stolen Dory Sunbeam
Philadelphia July 16 Four of the six convicts who escaped from Eastern State Penitentiary are believed to have put out to sea in a 30 foot motor driven dory named the Sunbeam stolen from Pocomoke City Maryland. Captain Souder said Louis Edwards may be at the wheel and the four are suspected to join a rum running fleet off the Virginia coast. The others left Elkton after the escape and no trace of the remaining two fugitives has been found.
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Philadelphia
Pocomoke City
Souder
E. J. Tull
Pocomoke
Colemore E. Byrd
Citizens National Bank of
Thomas J. Gilen
Gilen
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Elkton
Louis Edwards
Sunbeam
Edwards
Virginia
Dutch Novelist Louis Couperus Dies at 60
Amsterdam reports the death of Louis Couperus, renowned Dutch novelist, at age 60 on July 16. The writer, whose career spanned decades, left a lasting mark on Dutch literature.
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Amsterdam
Louis Couperus
Blackmail Case Transfers and Denials Across Ohio
Federal authorities moved Don Osborn and Rose Putnam from the county jail to Troy, Ohio, amid questions over motives for the transfer. John L. Bushnell, Springfield banker, denies paying any blackmail, despite reports of a $10,000 payment. Osborn claims he was forced into the plot by a private investigator linked to Bushnell.
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Bushnell
The
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Don Osborn
Rose Putnam
Hollywood
Cal
John L. Bushnell
Springfield
Troy
First National Bankyr
Haroth E. May
United States
Cincinnati
Miss Putnam
Osborn
Los Angeles
Putnam
M Putnam
Miss Putnam Firrst
Boston
Beaumont
Tex
Hamburger’s
Political plot alleged in Anderson graft case in New York
William H. Anderson state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League under grand jury probe for grand larceny forgery and extortion asked Governor Smith to allow a hearing to present evidence that District Attorney Banton promised to “put Anderson out of business” to seize the governorship. Anderson accused Banton of pressuring witness Phillis to proceed with the case. Banton denied the charges and said Anderson could not be compelled to testify under oath.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Smith
Banton
Anderson
Johnson Wins in Senate Race With Preus Concession
The report notes Johnson's victory in the senate race and Preus conceding defeat as results come in from about a third of the state. The dispatch outlines postwar reconstruction views from Europe, focusing on France's recovery progress from war devastation and the lingering war memory that shapes policy outlooks.
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Johnson
Senate
Preus
Remarkable heart surgery heals stab wound in New Orleans
Belle Smith, 22, was stabbed in the heart by her fiancé six weeks earlier. Doctors at Charity Hospital performed an eight inch heart incision, repaired a half inch cut, and transfused about 2100 cubic centimeters of saline with adrenaline, followed by blood transfusion. she returned to work after four weeks. In New Haven, surgeons at Yale’s General Hospital reported two unusual blood transfusion operations, filtering and reinjecting blood drawn from the patient. A negro lad stabbed under the heart is near discharge after heart cavity repair.
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New Orleans
New Haven General Hospital
Medical School of
Yale University
German Printers Rapidly Producing Currency in July Week
Berlin dispatch reports forty one German plants printing up to 17 563 819 142 marks per hour in the first week of July with three shifts. By July 7 total paper currency in circulation reached 20 241 782 966 000 marks, aluminum coinage rose to 20 200 000 000, and discounted treasury bills climbed by 3 508 029 156 000 marks.
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Berlin
Curio
Federal
Montag Morgen
Hugo Stinnes
Reichsbank
Seek Order to Cure J. W. W. in California
Sacramento July 16 A petition for an injunction restraining the Industrial Workers of the World from functioning in California was filed in the civil department of the Superior Court. District Attorney J J Henderson filed the action with permission to sue in the name of the people of California granted by Attorney General Webb.
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Sacramento
Cal
Industrial Workers of the World
Civil Department
Superior Court
J. J. Henderson
Sacramento County
California
Webb
Johnson Leads Minnesota Senate Race as Rural Returns Grow
Governor Preus conceded Magnus Johnson’s U S Senate lead after 1 110 precincts out of 3 520 reported 107 973 for Johnson 89 499 for Press and 8 375 for Carley. early totals suggested a final vote exceeding 500 000 with Johnson likely topping by over 40 000 as ruralReturns widened Johnson’s margin.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Magnus Johnson
Farmer- Laborite
United States
Minnesota
J. A. O. Preus
Associated Press
Gvernor Preus
Johnson
Press
James A. Carley
Hennipin
Ramsay
Minneapolis
Knute Nelson
Prues
Benai
Preus
Minister's Son Confesses Car Theft in Pennsylvania Visit
Paul Pullins, 19, son of a Murfreesboro Tennessee minister, surrendered at the Second District Police Station confessing to stealing a car. He said hunger pressed him after renting the car to visit a girl in Columbus Tennessee, fled to Lawrenceburg to sell it for 194 dollars, and arrived at the Cincinnati terminal penniless after selling nearly all his belongings. He cited his mother’s illness at home as a motive.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Second District
Paul Pullins
East Main Street
Pullias
Columbus
Lawrenceburg
Pullins
Cincinnati
Swimmer Drowns After Collision With River Rock
Harry Harkelroad 25 of London Kentucky drowned in the Licking River after striking a head injury during a swim from Newport to the Kenton County side. Newport firemen recovered his body within twenty minutes. Covington life-saving squad used a pulmotor without success. Coroner Dr. David W. Stephens noted a head bruise.
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Licking River
Harry Harkelroad
London
Harkelroad
Newport Rolling Mill Company
Kenton County
Newport
Covington
David W. Stephens
Campbell County
Baby Survives Fall After Auto Truck Collision
In Greensburg Indiana July 15 a four month old baby on the lap of Mrs Sylvia Headlee was hurled to the roadside when an auto driven by Mr Headlee hit a heavy truck. The baby escaped unscathed while Mrs Headlee suffered broken legs and a fractured skull and is not expected to recover. Mr Headlee had minor injuries.
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the Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
Sylvia Headlee
Headlee
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Reginald McKenna
Mr. Baldwin
Paris
Premier Poincare
Smith Banton
Lawrence
David Lawrence
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