Allies Refute Plan to Oust Sultan in Constantinople
United Press dispatches report Allies deny plans to occupy Ismid and Mudania. In Asiatic Turkey Trebizond may be taken. The moves are said to enforce the League of Nations provisions and to show Allies will enforce the peace treaty when applicable.
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League of Nations
Turkey
United Press
Pats
Ismid
Mudania
Asiatic Turkey
Trebizond
Constantinople
Uniti Press
Hoover to Testify on Navy Crisis in Senate Probe
Admiral Sims requests Herbert Hoover testify before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee in the Daniels Sims controversy. Hoover would corroborate Sims on the dire Allied situation when the United States entered World War I, recalling a London conference that alerted him to potential defeat.
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United Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
William $. Sims
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Daniels-Sims
Admiral Sims
Hoover
America
London
Coble Case Remains in Trial Over Belt Break Fatality
The Coble versus International Oil Corporation case, a $15000 suit arising from the death of Coble's son in a belt break at the defendant's plant in early 1919, continued Tuesday with many witnesses including expert testimony on belt failures. Nashville attorney Jon R. Rust argued the case as court slated a possible verdict later today.
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Coble
International Oral Corporath
L T
Jon R. Rust
Nashville’ Bar
1, AC
Charles Rutherford
Nashville
Small Fire Threatens Rome of Judge Whitthorne
A small fire in Rome threatened Judge Whitthorne's residence in Went Ind causing several hundred dollars in damage before volunteer firemen contained it. The blaze started near a stove and was extinguished prior to arrival of city brigades. Judge Whitthorne expressed gratitude to those who fought the flames.
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W.C. Whitethorne
Went
Ind
Whitthorne
Shose
Shooting incident interrupts Birmingham downtown streets
A chaotic morning scene in Birmingham involved shots fired at women linked to husbands, injuring Liza Burchard and Mrs. Alice Lacy. Details are garbled but the downtown street disturbance drew immediate police attention and a rapid investigation is underway.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ald
Marcheirs
Liza Burchard
Alice Lacy
Annie
Wien
Comendys Mies
Pounde
Gemma
No Indictments Yet Reported by Jury
The grand jury, in session since Monday morning, made no report by noon today. Clerk Anderson expects no report before Saturday afternoon. The jury will reconvene next week. A future indictment against Attorney General Looney B. White is anticipated, tied to testimony by Wm. J. Webster, Maury County Bar Association chairman, alleging drunkenness.
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Anderson
Circuit Court
Looney B. White
Wm. J. Webster
Maury County Bar Association
United States May Have No Secretary of State
Officials warned that the United States may lack a functioning secretary of state if Bainbridge Colby is not confirmed by next Monday. Secretary Lansing resigned February 12 and President Wilson could seek legal steps to continue in office after thirty days, officials said.
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United Press
United States
Senate
Bainbridge Colby
Lansing
Wilson
Polk
Stil Adjusting Taxes in 1H County
Worthy Tax Assessor Wetb states the western portion faces large valuation changes and raised assessments by the state board. He cites widespread dissatisfaction with the new system of valuation and its impact on local taxes. Williams travels to Columbie for related meetings this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams i
Columbie
Hoover Leader Roy Scouts Reorganized Across Two States
Press men report Roy Hoover backer to lead scouts to county councils in two states. Meetings scheduled Friday and Saturday expected to draw large turnout from Columbia area merchants. Kentucky and Tennessee newspaper men note him as the Democratic favorite.
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Hoover
Roy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maury County Farm Bureau Organizing Meeting Planned
Politicians and farmers in Maury County organize a county council of agriculture to align with the national council. County agricultural agent Mclean leads plans for a Saturday afternoon meeting in the circuit court room drawing farmers and Columbia business leaders to discuss market access and supplies.
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Witations
Farm Bureau
Maury
Collubbid
Mclean
County Council of Agriculture
Maury County
Circuit Court Room
Columbia
Council of Agriculture
Ufe
National Council
United States
Montgomery County
Clarksville
High School Ready for Lynchburg Boys in State Prep Battle
Coach Monte McDaniel vows a tough game as Lynchburg boys arrive Monday night to face a strong local team. Earlier, the High School beat the Prep standout and claims a state prep championship, while Morgan of Petersburg also asserts the right to the title with a 9-4 record after 13 games and a total points tally of 497 to 887 against opponents.
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Lynchburg
Monte McDaniel
Heat
Hest High School
Jack Daniel
Rto
Morgan
Petersburg
Black man charged in child case pays price today
Petrie Kimbroweh, Black man, was selected today for the matter of a ten year old victim. During Kin browsh's trial at Lecington, six men were fatally hurt when a motor attempted to fate Mitine Feete Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
Eddyville
Petrie Kimbroweh
Veto
Kinbrowsh
Lecington
Mitine Feete Pike
Eevart
Food prices show slight drop in February index
February index figures indicate a slight decline in the average price of 106 articles with further decreases in flour and infant and hog products since the month began. No advances in the price of food products are reported, though hard times are expected to continue.
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Hie Wight
Commission report on wage dispute sent to White House
The Goal commission named by President Wilson forwarded part of its report to the White House. John P. White, the miners representative, did not sign the submission and plans a minority report. Officials feared the split could return the wage question to controversy.
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United. Press
Washington
Goal Commission
Wilson
White House
Ths
John P. White
Much Work Done by County Trustee Burns Aims at Normal Office
County Trustee Burns and deputies have been handling large mail piles recently due to personal and family issues. The office is rapidly clearing the backlog, and conditions are expected to return to normal soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Shason
Skule crowd invited to High School Friday program
A record crowd is expected at Central High Friday evening for a student show directed by Annie Grace O’Callaghan titled We. Dd Singing Skate. Edith Edwards will read as an added feature with proceeds aiding a permanent hand for Central High School.
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Annie Grace O'Callaghan
Mies Edwards
Amanent Hand
Central High Sehal
Ashurst Claims Peace Treaty Ties to Campaign Talk
Senator Ashurst of Arizona charged that politicians aim to force the peace treaty into the next presidential campaign to dodge debate on universal military training the high cost of living and public ownership of utilities during the Senate session in Washington on March 11.
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Ashurst
United Press
Washington
Mure
Senate
Arizona
Houston Says Soldier Bonus Could Strain Finances
Secretary of the Treasury Houston told the House Ways and Means committee that enacting soldier aid would require new bonds or higher taxes to raise revenues. He warned the measure would push up prices and living costs nationwide.
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Secretary OF Treasury
Mr. Houston
House
Mears
United Press
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Ways and Means Committee
French Heroes Fund Appeals For Devastated France
William T. Frierson of Zion received a wartime appeal from the French Heroes Fund urging national aid for French war children. The notice requests contributions through proper channels or direct remittance to No 2 West 45th Street New York.
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LaFayette
France
William T. Frierson
Zion
West 45Th Street
New York
Adjutant General William Mickle Dies in Mobile
Gen William E H Mickle adjutant general of the United Confederate Veterans has died in Mobile He served many years as adjutant general of the veterans association and was well known to old soldiers at reunions He bore a fine war record having been wounded twice.
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Thomas A. Williame
William EH. Mickle
Mobile
United Confederate Veterans
Yeira Te
Veterans Association
Webb bank robbed of bonds and jewelry in blast
Webb Miss March 1 a robber blew a vault door and escaped with 25960 dollars in liberty bonds and jewelry. The thief used tools from a nearby box area and hit an adjoining furniture store to muffle the explosion.
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United Press
Webb
Miss
Bank of Webb
Plavings Statipn
Lodt
Dyer Sells Farm Moves to Columbia
Dyer has sold his farm machinery and stock at Bummer Town and moved with his family to Columbia. Mr Pace may have shut the factory sale amid the transfer.
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Dyer Sells
Columbia
Dyer
Bummertown
Pace
Vanderbilt praised as future world leader in education
Potd Vanorel reports Dr. Barrett, a Vanderbilt alumnus and Pan-American Union head, extols Vanderbilt University as destined to become a premier global institution. He notes Barrett’s ties to journalism, Southern development advocacy, and international diplomacy through Latin American postings and Pan America connections.
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Pan-American Union
Herald
Nashville
Tenn, Mare
Vanderbit University
Pr. Dha
Gre Rou
Man- American Union
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Nanhy
Barrett
J. H. Kirkland
Chancellor Kirkland
South
Henry Grady
New South
Vandervil
Pan-Amerigat Union
League of Nations
Bonds Panic Cuts Off Relief Debate In House
Washington reports show panic over a proposed March cutoff for a $ -bond issue to fund adjusted compensation for veterans. Wyoming’s Mondell warned against new relief sales, arguing tax hikes would be needed and bonds would inflate currency. Swope of Kentucky proposed an extra year’s pay for service members, estimating $1.2 million in funding.
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Washington
Swope
Kentucky
Awerigan Released by Villa Bandits
Washington dispatch reports Awerigan freed by Villa bandits after an attack on a train near the ecal depot. Joseph Willinis and an associate were said to be involved, with authorities naming Asner as an engineer in the incident.
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Awerigan
Villa Bandits
United Press
Washington
Withyats
Joseph Willinis
Asner
Can Engineer
Teeeatty
Ecai Drypetenaas
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Béya
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Boy Scouts of Columbus
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