Christian Exodus From Moslem Peril Across Anatolia
Constantinople reports 250000 Christians fleeing Turks and peril in Anatolia as refugees flood toward the ports and American naval fleets. Distress calls from Samsun Trebizond Sivas and nearby towns petition relief with requests for transport and funds to feed thousands of orphans and destitute families.
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Constantinople
Smyrna Cireix
Avii-Minor
Binet Sea
Mediterranean
Americas
Constantinople i
Mack Sea
Asis-Mloor
Thire
Anatolia
Bawt
Wea
Barry
Samsun
Sivan
Anature
Sixas
Near East
Costantinople
James H. Crutcher
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Lawrence
Trebizond
Overton
Morsina
Chrystis Murphy
New York
Charles Thurber
Manchester
Sivas
German apology arrives after Stettin Posearn incidents
Paria November 27 The German Government formalizes an apology to the Inter allied Commission of military control in Berlin for attacks on Allied officers in Stettin and Posen. Mobs and German authorities had browbeaten officers during barracks inspections. The note was delivered after a wait, at the last moment.
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Paria
Inter-allied Commission of Mrilitery Control
Berlin
Stettin
Posean
Germany
Abe
Beav er Dam Railaway Station Destroyed by Fire
Beaver Dam railroad station was totally destroyed by fire early Monday morning. The blaze was spotted by an operator of the Hume Telephone Company’s xiebarge about 12 20 and despite efforts to save the building, the station and storage facilities were consumed.
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Phe 1. C
Beaver Dam
Hume Telephone Company
Xebarge
Forte
Cone Jonte
Althovel
Fire causes heavy loss in Roome area building
A blaze in Roome damaged several structures and contents likely totaling thousands. Fire officials estimate freight and baggage losses run high while the exact origin remains unknown though coal from a stove is suspected as a probable cause.
Thanksgiving Turkeys Shipped From Beaver Dam and Rockport
JT W Wallace a Cromr produce dealer sent 360 coops of turkeys totaling 2 600 head to his East company within ten days before last Saturday. Value estimated at 5 per head totaling 14 700. Turkeys raised near Calhoun Centertown and Logansport counties. Shipments from Beaver Dam and Rockport due to rapid deliveries by Loc Rh BR.
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JT. W. Wallace
Cromr
Beaver Dam
Rockport
Calhoun
Centertown
Logansport
Coun
Ohio County Fiscal Court Holds One Day Special Session
The Ohio County Fiscal Court met in a special session at the courthouse on Thursday or last week. Only minor matters were considered, mainly small claim allowances. All court members were present.
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Ohio County Fiscal Court
Liquor Laden Boats Off U S Coast During Prohibition
New York reports schooners laden with liquor valued at $3,000,000 drift off the New York and New Jersey coasts awaiting unloading by blockade runners. A $10,000,000 wholesale shipment from Great Britain, the Bahamas, and Miquelon Island aims to reach U S shores for the holiday season. Prohibition agents note rum runners are armed and ready to fight if challenged by the dry navy.
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New York
New Jersey
Prohibition Navy
Great Britain
Bahamas
Miquelon Island
Hale
Woman's Club Meeting at Mrs W B Tinsley Home
An attentive gathering of the Woman's Club met at Mrs W B Tinsley's home on Saturday afternoon. The program centered on Thanksgiving with readings and stories including a war tale and a quaint romance. The club plans to meet tomorrow afternoon with Mr B L Walker.
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Tinsley
Sire
Sidney Wil- Hames
J. H
Carson
Amos
Carol
Walker
Fasting MacSwiney Released From Prison
Dublin reports Mary MacSwiney daughter of Maud Gonne ends hunger strike after twenty three days in Mountjoy Prison. Annie Ateex also closes hunger strike at eleven days, both prisoners released following authorities action.
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Dublin
Navy
Mina Mary Mac‘Swiney
Mountjoy
Mary Macsswiney
Mer Pieer
Annie Ateex
Calor
Fight on Irish bill ends in Commons passage
London November 27 The House of Commons passed the second reading of the Irish constitution bill without a division after a brief debate. The vote signals acceptance of a path toward Irish self government, despite deep Tory opposition tied to coalition politics and the Lloyd George leadership. A Labourite opposed the bill, arguing the Irish treaty mockery undermined the act.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Parliamount
Endel
Llan Fein
Lloyd George
Audit of Connecticut superintendents accounts completes
State Auditor W. L. Threlkeld inspected and audited 46 accounts in Hartford last week. Records from July 1, 1920 through the end of the past school year show funds disbursed and accounted for and accounts accurately kept.
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W. L. Threlkeld
State Auditor
Department of Education
Hartford
Howard
Double Wedding at Courthouse Unites Two Couples
A double ceremony was held Monday morning at the Courthouse to unite Shelby Rock and Mae Bien Palmer, and Ray Shaw and Elizabeth Hulse as husband and wife. All contracting parties are of Meltenry.
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Indge R.rk
Shelby Rock
Mae Bien Palmer
Ray Shaw
Elizabeth Hulse
Meltenry
Raid on Fordsville farmer nets still and moonshine
Midkiff a prosperous farmer near Fordsville received a raid Thursday of last week by Cometablee R. B. Cana RB. PF. Rice and Walter Burden, Fordsville marshal. An up torinto still, two barrels of mash and two gallons of white whisky were seized from Midkitt's cellar. Midkitt was arrested and delivered to Magistrate Murphy of Fordeville.
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Pred Midkiff
Fordsville
Cometablee R. B
Cana RB. PF. Rice
Walter Burden
Midkitt
Murphy
Fordeville
Mrs Phillips Gets Ten Years To Life
Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted of second degree murder for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows with a hammer, was sentenced to ten years to life in San Quentin. A ten day stay was requested to allow her attorney time to prepare an appeal.
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Los Angelea
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
San Quentin
Denby blasts naval midshipmen conduct after Army Navy game
Washington reports Secretary of the Navy Gary Denby condemned the conduct of some Annapolis midshipmen after the Army Navy football game in Philadelphia. He said a formal investigation would start immediately and that while many behaved properly, enough acted so as to bring disgrace to the Naval Academy. He emphasized the need to prevent a repeat and noted the academy's prior example of good conduct. The secretary highlighted the dramatic contrast between the cap salute to honored guests and the later celebrations. He expressed pride in the 2,400 midshipmen and pledged steps to enforce discipline.
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Washington
Annapolis
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Gary Denby
Navy Department
Denby
Naval Academy
Army Navy
Academy
Capsalute
Dark Tobacco Growers Co operative Association Forms Roster
Hopkinsville Kentucky November meeting of the Dark Tobacco Growers Co operative Association of Kentucky and Tea masses elected officers and outlined policies for renewed business. W F Bradshaw of Paducah is president with C C Cocke of Clarke County as second vice president and Reama D Farmer as treasurer.
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Hopkinsville
Dark Tobacco Growers Co-operative Association of Kentucky
Teamasses
Oa Tck Tows
W. F. Bradshaw
Paducah
Flat View
WC. Broadbant
Trigg County
Claude C. Cocke
Clarkeville
Temi
Reama D. Farmer
Adan
Tran
Hobart W. Hingham
Loulaville
J. Guthrie Coke
Auburn
Kia
Judge Bethurm Visited Hartford In Kentucky Ties
Judge Bethuram, long based in Somerset and Lexington, attended Circuit Court in Hartford related to federal officers actions against three negroes and a pursued auto. He is briefly noted as a potential GOP U S Senate candidate to challenge A O Stanley. Marriage licenses and local business changes follow, including restaurant sale to W B Dunn of Cromwell.
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B. J. Bethuram
Somerset
Lexington
Prohibition Enforcement Officor
Kentucky
Bethurim
Circuit Court
Shaver
Betharam
Beime
United States
A O. Stanley
Betharum
Ohio Circuit Court Opens Its November Term Here
The Ohio Circuit Court convened Monday with Judge George F Wilson presiding. Commonwealth Attorney Curry and County Attorney Mar Un attended for the state. Grand jurors were chosen with J. Westerfield as foreman. Mrs. B. W. Anderson was named official stenographer. Petit jurors listed include Hardin Baird, Seth Payne, Arthur Davis, Henry Taylor, J. W. Straube, and others. Several cases have been disposed of. a detailed report will follow.
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Circuit Court
George F. Wilson
Commonwealth
Glover H. Curry
Calhoun
Otto
Mar UN
Frank Black
Leon Bishop
Lst
A. & Chinn
G. B. Autry
Frank Pratso
W. J. Sanders
W. W. Barre
EB. C. Hoagland
J. ©. Westerfield
B. A. Barnard
H. F. Peach
Joe Robertson
Seano Combs
R. B. Martin
Mre
B. W. Anderson
Hardin Baird
B. L. Taylor
Seth Payne
Arthur Davis
Henry Taylor
J. W. Straube
J. W. Campfield
Alney Tichenor
Ula Hennings
H. BE. Addington
John Gott
J. W. Kirk
M. Cole
R. H. Lee
J. B. Cook
R. W. Quinenberry
W. T. Midkiff
W. Od. Wall
R. P. Coleman
Chas, Porter
J.B. Harrison
W. DP. Roan
Gen. Burgess
McAdoo Paces Jail As Speeding Case Heads to Court
Fresno, Calif. William Gibbs McAdoo former Secretary of the Treasury was arrested in Tulare County for speeding at forty one miles an hour. He was cited to appear before Judge J. S. Clack Saturday to answer the charge after a pursuit by a traffic officer. McAdoo and his party were en route to Fresno where he addressed bar associations of three counties. The Tulare County judge is known for strict handling of speeding cases.
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Fresno
Calif
William Gibbs McAdoo
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Treasury
Tulare County
Clack
McAdoo
Judge Clack
Tulare
Mrs J Glenn Hosts Ladies Social Club at Walnut Street
Mrs J Glenn delightfully entertained the Ladies Social Club at her Walnut Street home on Wednesday afternoon. After a sequence of progressive rock games, a most delicious luncheon was served.
Hartford Baptists Purchase Property
Hartford Baptists acquire the Klein Property at a public sale held at the court home to settle the late Mike Klein estate. The two story residence beside the church will be reproved and modernized for use as a parsonage by the Hartford Baptist Church committee.
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Klein
Mike Klein
Hartford Baptist Church
Hel i Reynolds Marry At Owensboro In Presbyterian Ceremony
Hel i Reynolds a high school student from Hartford and Anna Lowne Hill daughter of the late Mr. Jesse Hill married Sunday in Owensboro. Rev BB Smith presided. The couple will likely begin housekeeping in McHenry with the groom’s family nearby.
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Anna Lowne Hill
Jesse Hill
Mra
Hartford
Willian M. Reynolds
McHenry
Owensboro
BB ‘Smith
MoKenry
MoKenry, At, [No Wariy Dove, As Mr. Heynolde
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