Lausanne Parley in Balance as Turko-American Talks Stagnate
Paris reports that at the Lausanne conference Turkey remains ready to postpone decisive steps while consulting Angora. British Cabinet weighs options as tension rises and the United States positions itself as peacemaker amid stalemate over the Turkish question and Entente unity.
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Paris
Turkey
London
Britain
Pacha
Angora
Briin
Ares
Tamiee
Maris
Tony
Whitington
United States
Europe
Dickey
Vamiot Pashi
Two May Die In Rail Wreck Near Terre Haute
Two men are reported killed and several injured when a Big Four train collided with an open switch near Terre Haute Indiana. The engine and fireman were hurt and the engineer and fireman are listed as seriously injured. Passengers who escaped were shaken up but not seriously harmed.
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Terre Haute
Tnd
Overseas Vets Meet Thursday at Municipal Building
Public meeting for overseas voters and Spanish American veterans set for Thursday evening at 8 oclock in the Municipal Building. David Ralck, traveling organizer of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, expected to speak on the organization. All overseas veterans and American war veterans invited to attend.
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Yean
David Ralck
Ther Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wold
Apa
Bonus Bill Before State Legislature
The February session opens with six bills to third reading including a joint regulation for a constitutional amendment proposing a $95,000,000 World War bonus. The Senate report signals a public vote in 1924 if approved. A major budget hearing is set with Auditor General Samuel Lewis expected to testify on revisions and their financial impact.
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United Princiarrishurog
Yetyruna
Samuel Lewis
Wax
Harding backs forest conservation policy and cooperation
President Harding voiced support for strict forest conservation and urged greater cooperation among the federal government states and private landowners to protect dwindling forest reserves. He wrote to Representative Chirke urging shared efforts to maintain national conservation amid private development and proposed keeping the Forestry Bureau under Agriculture.
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United
Washington
Peth
Harding
Chirke
New Yon
Whhimmell
Secretary of Agriculture
Willace
Forestry Bureau
Secretiry Bull
Juve Ten
Wallace
Pall
Officers Re-elected At Corry Horn Society Dinner
The Corry horn Society held a rally and dinner at Parix Hall with about seventy attendees. Officers were re-elected: President D. A. Hillstron, Vice President Gr Thomins, Secretary Miss Tine Mesray, Treasurer Miss Stew Mac Tihies. an informal rehearsal followed.
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Corry Horn
Parix Hall
Oiraniration
D. A. Hillstron
Thomins
Tine Mesray
Stew MacTihies
Dodge Distributor Changes in Union City
Announcement that EH Blair of Union City has taken over the Dodge Brothers agency in the territory. Batts and Heath, who previously handled the cars here, will keep their garage on First Avenue.
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EH Blair
Union City
Dodge Brothers
Dodge
Batts and Heath
First Avenue
General Ludendorff Driven From Austria
By Walled Press Munich report says General Erich Ludendorff, former German quartermaster general, was driven from Austria today by workers. A hostile demonstration halted his train near Vienna. he sought refuge in a lavatory before being forced to return to Germany.
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Munich
Jaiden
Austra
Musich
Ifs Wat Ladeniorst
Tegtel
Austsi
Germany
Vienna
Angel of Siberia Won Nobel Prize Claim Debunked
A New York dispatch reports Ilse Brandatcon the "Angel of Siberia" learned she was nominated for the 1923 Nobel Peace Prize upon arrival aboard the Thuringia. She denies any award warrant and says she did nothing to deserve such recognition.
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New York
Ilsa Brandatcon
Siberia
Thuringia
Teussia
Auc Ap
Grill Gives Testimony in Booze Exposé in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the federal grand jury heard testimony on the liquor issue from Benjamin A Littleton special assistant to the attorney general. State witness Say Grill former divisional chief of prohibition agents testified about bribe offers totaling 908000 dollars and named officials tied to the conspiracy. Joint T Davin prohibition director of Pennsylvania arrived, his presence in the city not linked to the probe.
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Pittsburgh
Benjamin AW Littleton
Liveton
Say Grill
Prohibition
T. Davin
Pennsylvania
Bootler
Priest to Face Grand Jury in Murder Case
Erip and Parker Dembinaki appeared with attorneys as priest Fred W. Dean, charged in the murder of Billy North, faced a Hebriary grand jury. The panel indicted Dean and five others, with sufficient evidence for a true bill and preliminary hearing set before Alderman Nelson.
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Erip
Jatin C
Deny Dink
Soshe Seymanowaki
Assistatt Houvescaper
Nelson Monday
Parker Dembinaki
Robert. Firman
Frank Nagorski
Fred W. Dean
Billy North
Hebriary Grand Jury
Dean
Chicago Tidings As She Docks In France
Miss MacDonald of Chicago on the Cunard liner Berengarth in Cherbourg describes via private wireless a nightly Chicago call to her brother at 1 o clock Chicago time. She used a makeshift system linked to the Chicago Radio Laboratory and Ceremonia aerials to hear his voice clearly.
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Cherbourg
Ming Warencé MacDonald
Chicago
Vedere
Cunard
Drake Hotel
Layle Hight
B. F. MacDonald
Phicago Radio Laboratory
Miss MacDonald
United Press
Bliss Named to City Council in Wake of Ream’s Death
Prominent manufacturer Clifford Bliss was sworn in as city commissioner succeeding the late George M Ream. Fred J Weaver becomes superintendent of parks and public property, with Bliss also taking the public safety post if Weaver vacates. The move was approved at the fortnightly meeting, drawing general city support.
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Clifford
Blin
George M Ream
Lust
Birby
Department of Public Safety
Mannoys
Gran
Laurie
Fred J. Weaver
Ream
Blisy
Weaver
Sr Alexander
Comet
Bliss
Scdae
Resolutions on Death of Late Commissioner George M. Ream
The City of Cony notes resolutions from its city commission honoring George M. Ream, a late city commissioner and public servant. The report praises his abilities, courtesy, and community impact, extends sympathy to his family and friends, and records council support for the bereaved.
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Guorge M. Ream
City’ Commission
Nast Wverinig
Segular
Cornell
Cony
George NM Ream
Asoutes
Hyame
Prohibition Agents Reported In Philadelphia Raid Effort
Philadelphia reports indicate Moe Smith and Tray Einstein from New York and Asher Ken and others, famed for Washington bootleg raids, were in the city to raid bootleggers. Prohibition officials would not confirm their presence or operations.
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Unitea Rre
Philadelphia
Prohibition Enforcement
Asher
Ken
Lucky Wrewth
Roetit
Washington
Moe Smith
Tray Einstein
New York
Quaker City
Prohibition Authoritiee
Hampton
Two Cent Bread War Flares in Chicago Stores
Chicago battles over bread price drop to two cents per 16 ounces sparks a store war between two anti chain organizations. Officials threaten further cuts and a price trend shift with each purchase as pressure mounts.
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Chicago
Early Action Hoped on Erie Road Project Progress
Several highway commission members met with State Highway Commissioner Baul at Erie and voiced by Tomus Durban an expectation that the proposed road could start this year. Durban cited Wright’s stance as a key influence, while others supported plans though no definite commitment was made.
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Orry Vlenu Flan
Erie
Tomus Durban
Wright
Dorhan
Enngienen Erford Road
Last of the Doughboys to Reach Savannah
Savannah receives the St Mikiel with more than 1,000 officers aboard as the last units of the occupation army head west amid storms and coastal defenses. George Washington is named to welcome the ship while the transport returns the occupying force with infantry, German American children, and German films aboard.
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Tilly
Bret
AIF
St. Mikiel
Amis
Savannah
George Washington
Elcome
Army of Kecupation
Withih
Ber Man
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Extension Talk and Plans
Rotarians met with a lively dinner and a address by Frank J Week on Rotary extension urging service above self. The group praised historic figures for service and noted a strong club morale. A six to eight member delegation will attend the district convention in Toronto next month.
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Focal
Weill
Phoenix
Frank J. Weeks
Rotary Extension
Erogan
Serise
Storer
Fender
Ession
Toronto
Flint Structural Steel Names Heerlein VP and GM
RW Heerlein son of Mr and Mrs Robert Heerlein has been named vice president and general manager of Flint Structural Steel Co in Flint Michigan. He left Massillon last Wednesday to assume the post and will be joined later by Men Heetlein in the new leadership team.
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RW. Heerlein
Robert Heerlehn
Thiy Eit
Heath
Flint Structural Steel Company
Michigan City
Heerlein
Massilion
Men Heetlein
Missing Tenants Feared Dead After Wichita Fire
A Wichita Kansas fire destroyed a building causing twenty people to be missing. Firefighters searched the rubble for hours, with teams pulling out several bodies and recovering eight victims. The blaze left a suspected death toll uncertain as crews continued operations.
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Wichita
Kaneay
Fed
San
Wurywel
Wealthy Chicago recluse found dead in mansion amid mystery
Authorities probe the suspected foul play in the death of Elizabeth Jor an Wilson, a wealthy Chicago recluse living in a palatial residence. Police ruled the blaze tied to her death as possibly arson while neighbors say she amassed substantial wealth and believed in reincarnation. The widow of James Wilson, she kept the house unchanged since his death and was found in a closet under the stairs after a fire started by tipped oil stoves.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Joran Wilson
Wilson
Worman
James Wilson
Newell
Downey Dies in Fall at Tank Car Site
Thomas Downey nephew of rnomasy Plowney of this ty met death while working atop a 4 gasoline tank at Porkey lite Saturday. He sustained injuries from a fall and died. blue marks and facial abrasions were found. No eyewitnesses exist and cause remains uncertain.
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Thomas Downey
Rnomasy Plowney
Porkey
Contaee
Government plans new canal across Isthmus near Panama
Washington reports a plan to build another canal in the Isthmus area using profits from the Panama project. Potential sites include the abandoned Nicaragua route and a waterway at Panama, though the plan may take years to materialize. The current canal operates at forty percent capacity, with January profits surpassing $1,500,000 per a War Department summary.
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Washington
Weekes
Commission Advances Paving Proposals and Street Improvements
City council approved first and second readings on eleven paving ordinances for Church, Spring, Second, West Washington, and related streets. Bills cover grading, drainage, curbing, paving, and assessments with payment terms. Petitions from East Church and Grove streets noted for possible delays or alternate improvements.
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Qwitch
Sanghiol
Widal
Nypol
Washington
Conteratreey
West Avenus
Church Street
Spring Street
Yash
Lonvord Stevet
Second Avenua
Nyphe Western Aw Yakaut
Buli
Vonroit
Hittels Street
Syting Street
Church Streat
Second Avenue
Washinguin Street
Eagle Street
Frankin
East Steet Dom Main Street
Plone Ani
Stott Stent
Washinton Street
Park Mice Street
Shurch
Piret Avenue
South Street
Concordtrent
East
Trensker
Atakeda
Mer Sdanary
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