Angora Calls Lausanne Draft Unsatisfactory
Prime Minister Bonar Law said in the House that Turkish authorities in Angora sent through the British high commissioner at Constantinople that the Lausanne draft was unsatisfactory yet the grand national assembly authorized continued peace negotiations by a large majority. J Hamilton Lewis warned in New York that war with Turkey and England could erupt within a month unless the United States intervenes.
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London
March
Associated Press
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Angora
Constantinople
Lausanne
Thaat
Grand National Assembly
New York
Europe
United States
Turkey
England
J. Hamilton Lewis
Hingis
Mrs Saludes Awaits Fate After Murder Conviction
In New York, Mrs Paulette Saludes, a French woman convicted of murder, endures a volley of suicide attempts as attendants at the Tombs watch to prevent escape. Her case faces appeal or stay requests, with a verdict set for Wednesday. The precedent of a recent similar verdict weighs on the proceedings.
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New York
Associated Pressi
Paulette Saludes
Oscar Martelliere
Sajudes
Spee Martiethiere
Sifeide
James A. Turrew
Saludeswit
Womat
Teaver
Anna Raizen
Board of Safety In Delcamp Case Inquiry No Charges Filed
A city board of safety concluded its inquiry into an alleged altercation between Jesse Deleanip and Rey Mo Ames. Testimony showed Deleanip did not knock Ames down. De Camp shoved him and Ames slipped, then both men reconciled. Delcamp was reprimanded for ungentlemanly conduct.
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Board of Safety
Delcamp
John W. Bebert
John Ho Cripe
Board of Public Safety
cWil
Jim A. Wellhide
Canneil Chamber
Jesse Deleanip
Rey Mo Ames
Ames
South Seventh Street
Deleaiip
Amd
Clell
Firestone
Delamp
Wall Street Defended By Stock Exchange President In Address
Seymour L. Crombell president of the New York Stock Exchange told the Merchants Exchange that stories of universal opposition to reform in securities trading were false He denied that brokers issued spurious securities and said bucket shops were not true brokerages and were punishable by statute.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
New York
Associated Press
Seymour L. Crombell
New York Stock Exchange
Merchants Exchange
Benton
Cromwell
State University Fund Secured After Marathon Campaign
One year into a drive for 81 000 000 in war memorials at Tidigna University, the fund reached 150 500 in midnight celebrations. The total raised by students nears 860 000 with faculty alumni and friends contributing 400 000. The Ball Brothers of Muncie led with a major gift of 60 000.
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Bloomington
Mareh
Associated Press
Ball Brothers
Muncie
Auction Funds Set For Valparaiso University Building
At a Valparaiso Opera House meeting $1088 was subscribed toward a new administration building after the oil building burned a few weeks ago. Tickets sold for an April 3 performance to raise the money, with students to provide labor and townspeople to furnish capital.
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Valparatso
Dub
Marek S
Valparaiso University
Ito
Convicted murderers enter 22nd day of hunger strike
In Dedham Massachusetts Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti face an affidavits hearing for a new trial as prosecutors prepare for tomorrow. Sacco begins the 22nd day of a hunger strike after a night of poor sleep and little change in condition. Lola R Andrews, who identified Sacco at the trial, says she was forced to sign a declaration stating her statements were unqualifiedly false.
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Dedham
Mass
Associated Press
Nicola Saco
Hartelomeo Vanzetti
South Raintree
Sacco
Hig
Lola R. Andrews
Quigey
Young Woman Remains Feverish at 114 Degrees in Esacanaba
Esacanaba MichiganMarch 8 Miss Evelyn Lyons chats with friends amid a 114 degree fever that has lasted 19 days.
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Escanaba, Mich
Evelyn Lyons
Kiwanis Plans Purdue Glee Club Concert Here
Kiwanis club members vote to host the Purdue Glee Club for a concert on Friday evening March 28 at Jefferson theatre. Major Henry W. Pease spoke on the National Guard and its local headquarters company. Delegates and alternates were named for the international convention in Atlanta, Ga.
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Kiwanis Club
Alderman Hotel
Purdue Glee Club
Jefferson Theatre
National Guard
Henry W. Pease
M.A. Wesong
E.W. Duker
Daan Cramer
Herman Roscoe
Atlanta
Meywath
City Board Orders Street Paving Plans
At a weekly public works meeting Mayor Rimmer and Engineer Kinney directed prep of paving plans for Emerson Street, Crescent Street, Plymouth Avenue, and Westington Street. A Rockwell petition for Crescent paving was filed, Washington Street and Plymouth Avenue petitions deferred due to funds. Kinney expects plans in two weeks. resurfacing of Fifth and Sixth streets may join the plan. City degaiux arrangements and guardians for City Park noted. George Gardner employed as city park custodian.
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Board of Public Works
Rimmer
Kinney
Sol Pemborcky
Emerson Treet
Puttt Street
Plymouth Avenue
Crescent Street
Fifth Street
Cottage Avenue
Third Street
Eighth Street
Westington Street
Ninth Street
Testlt ‘Atrechét
Helen and
Elizabeth Rockwell
Emercon Street
Washington Street
Eifth
Sixth
George Gardner
City Perk
Hold Tractor Allegedly Used as Torture Device in Louisiana
In Bastrop parish investigators say a large road tractor may have been used as a torture machine on Watt Daniel and T. F. Richard, K. K. K. victims. Pathologists noted wounds likely inflicted before or at death, with bodies stretched and forearm fractures aligned with the machine’s wheel track. A massive tractor with eight foot wheels and steel cleats remains a focal point of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Associated Press
Bastroup
Collinston-Monroe
Hastings Here for Hastings Plant Sale Receivership
Charles E. Hastings of Chicago is in town on business related to the sale of Hastings Manufacturing plant now in receivership. Appraisers I. W. Miller and W. McK. White are expected to file a circuit court report in about two weeks.
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Charles E. Hastings
Chicago
Hastings Manufacturing Company
I. W. Miller
W. McK. White
Weather Reported by Government Thermometer
Daily readings from the government thermometer compiled by W. Witmer show noon observations for publication day.
Distillery Robbers Today in Indiana Case Outcomes
In Indianapolis on March 8, 17 of 18 guilty pleas in the Krogman distillery robbery at Tell City Ind. received sentences from four months to one year six months. William Krogman, owner, did not appear. his $3000 bond was defaulted. Jurists handed various terms to men from Tell City Rockport Evansville Owensboro Ky and Mansfield Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Marion Courty
Atlanta
A. B. Andersen
United States District Court
Krogman
Tell City
Ind
William Krogman
James Masterson
Perry County
Joseph KE. Cunningham
Ellsworth RE
Cunningham
Theodore Brenner
Rex Wendel
Welker Martin
Rockport
Jesse Williams
Owensboro
John W. Heyns
Herman Steinhuber
Evansville
Heyns
Evansville Park Board
Joseph Schwartz
Dudley Hughes
Mark Pirtie
Ivory Phil
Fred Webb
Fred D. Strickler
Mansfield
Ohio
Chicago Hotels Watched In Large Vice Crackdown
Police under Chief Fitzmorris placed uniformed officers in the lobbies of two downtown hotels as part of a crackdown on alleged disorderly houses. Management called the move puzzling while officers raided a third hotel, arresting six people plus staff. District captains report about seven disorderly houses under guard, with the South Side districts leading with twenty four each.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Fitzmorris
W. G. Riddle
Third Hotel
Somar
South Side
Receivers Appointed in L R Steel Enterprises Case
Receivers were appointed in federal court for L R Steel Enterprises where the public invested about $22,000,000. Promoter L R Steel severed ties January 27 and control rests with a board of control. The suit seeks to conserve the assets of the corporations.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Associated Press
L. R. Steel Enterprises
L. R. Steel
Bedford man jailed in fatal Mitchell police shooting
Morgan Pattison twenty, a railroad freight handler from Bedford, was jailed on murder charges for fatally shooting William Sullivan, a Mitchell police officer, in an incident near Bedford. Authorities report the arrest followed an investigation by county officials and state police.
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Bedford
Ind
Associated Press
Morgan Pattison
William Sullivan
Mitchell
Ries
Annual Peace Contest at Goshen College Friday Evening
Goshen College hosts its annual Peace Contest as a preliminary to the State intercollegiate event in Indianapolis on April 20. Five entrants perform original orations on peace topics, with first and second prizes funded by Attorney B F Deahl. The program starts at eight in Assembly Hall with Grace Hamman singing during judging.
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Goshen College
Indianapolis
Goshen
B. F. Deahl
Church
Grace Hamman
No clue found to negro assailant in Niles home
In Niles Michigan March there is no clue to identify the black assailant who attacked Mrs. E R Brecher in her basement home. Mrs Brecher is recovering from shock.
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Niles, Mich
March
E.R. Brecher
Veterans of Foreign Wars Shift to Thursday Meetings
The Veterans of Foreign Wars group has moved weekly gatherings from Friday to Thursday evenings and will meet tonight in their hall as rescheduled.
Goshen College Policy To Be Decided By Committee
A Ways and Means committee in Goshen plans to determine whether Goshen College remains a standard college or reverts to a denominational status. Faculty and about 160 students favor continuing the standard model. three Mennonite Board of Education colleges may merge finances. Rev. Daniel Kauffman became president about a year ago after prior financial troubles and a new era for the school.
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Goshen College
Ways and Means Committee
D. H. Rendr
J. 0D
Charles
Hesston
Kansas
Sanford Yoder
Kalona
Iowa
D. D. Miller
Middlebury
Yoder
Elkhart
A. BE. Kreider
Goshen
Mennonite Board of Education
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Daniel Kauffman
Scottdale
I. R. Detwetter
Pension board appoints Dr. H Philip Bowser to fill vacancy
Dr. H Philip Bowser has received notice of his appointment as a member of the pension board to fill a long standing vacancy. The board is now composed of Dr. Bowser and other members as named in the notice.
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Pension Board
H. Philip Bowser
Final Outcome of Occupation Not Determined
London dispatches describe gloomy Ruhr conditions with rising unemployment in Duesseldorf and pitiful scenes in Essen and Bochum. Cor respondents warn crisis, hunger, and stalled education as French forces occupy schools and food deliveries falter amid fears of renewed conflict.
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London
Associated Press
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Telegraph
Cologne
Daily Express
Essen
Bochum
French forces surround schoolhouse in Berlin district
A Dortmund telegram reports French troops re entering Berlin surrounding a school house and disarming the police quartered there. The force was moved to an unknown destination. Patrolmen kept belongings while officers retained swords. The town hall was later occupied with units from Dorstfeld and Herten involved.
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Berlin
Dortmund
Po Hce
Dorstfeld
Herten
American Gives Up Plan To Ship Negro Miners To Ruhr
New York on March 8 Harry V Dougherty a detective agency member said he would transport 2500 to 5000 negro miners to the Ruhr to aid France but after arrival he claimed he could not find 100 volunteers. He said the plan began January 16 after meeting French labor commissioner known as padrone during a voyage from Algiers to Marseilles.
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New York
Harry V. Dougherty
France
Dougherty
Majestic
Ruhr
Voy
Algeirs
Marseilles
Juis Janeau
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