King Named President of City Council in 1923
King was elected president of the city council for 1923 after a nearly solid Republican showing. Committee chairs were announced but personnel were withheld until a special meeting tonight. The council considered loan authorizations, clerk salary, and supplies for dog pound, street lights, and appropriations totaling millions as part of the 1923 program.
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E. King
ity
Council
Repub
Walter W. Wise
dent
Lloyd Claycombe
Claycombe
King
butthheld
comtees
department of public and charities
M B. Claver
city welfare
Cikiuer
Ray
Buchanan
committee on health and charities
Bens H. Thompson
mupedore I. Bernd
public safety
health and charites
Ira L. ‘Bramblett
parks
Clay
robe
Irving W. Lernoux
Wise
Bramblett
angel Thompson
Claver
Wise ax
laycombe
SRIy
Local wedding tragedy shocks Italian colony crowd
At a wedding in Haverhill a man named Joseph Pabe fatally shot himself in the heart after being not chosen as best man. The sudden suicide caused panic among about 300 guests gathered at the event.
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HAVERHILL
Maya
mmn
Joseph Pabe
Shimeelf
Unsettled Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Weather outlook from United States Weather Bureau via The Indianapolis Star notes unsettled conditions for Tuesday with rain or snow in the north and rain in the south, followed by a warmer trend in the far south. Wednesday is expected to be fair and cooler with Indianapolis area forecast for rain late Tuesday and a largely clear, cooler day on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
United States
Indianapolia Star
Indiana veterinary meeting and related society gatherings noted
In Indianapolis Today a schedule lists Indiana Veterinary Medical Association meetings at Claypool and Reverin motels, plus the Swine Breeders Association convention and other groups. Also noted are Hotel Reverin events, Rotary Club, ministerial association, Purchasing Agents Association, chamber activities, and a University listing. times include 7 p.m. and 10:20 a.m. with various venues in Indianapolis and nearby inns.
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Swine Breeder’ Association
Motel Reverin
Chester White Breeders’ Association
Claypool
Indiana State Grain Association
Hotel Reverin
Rotary Club
Junchéon
Claypool hotel
Eadhananolis Ministerial Associat
Roberta Park
Purchasing Agents Association
inncheon
chamber of Commerce
Inacheon
Lincoin
som
Mercator Club
Innchean
Apink-Arma
American Chemical Barlety
Chawber
Cammeres
University of Mickiyatston
Shereta
Sixty Mer Rouge Citizens Seized in Probe
In Mer Rouge Louisiana federal and state forces prepare a roundup of more than three dozen residents suspected in August killings linked to Ku Klux Klan. Governor Parker seeks federal aid as tensions rise amid a calm town facing possible violence.
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MER ROUGE
WILLIAM BR. HUTCHINSON
International News ‘Service
MERROUGE
Uncle Sam
Louisiana
Morehouse pariah
National Guard
Bastrop
Watt Daniele
Thomas ¥. Richards
Daniela
Richards
Ku Klux Klan
bird
Theorg
New Orléans
St. Clair Adame
Parker
Ita
Itaince
Hatching
Proposes changes in laws to admit necessary workers
New York Jan 1 Immediate amendment of the immigration quota law to authorize setting minimum immigrant entries for needed workers. The National Association of Manufacturers seeks to amend the law to address labor shortages by adjusting quotas to net arrivals and exam the more skilled entrants.
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NEW YORK
secretary of Tabor
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
John J. Edgerton
association
Edgerton
net
alléna
America
US Might Experience Shift In Gold Exports This Year
Washington reports preliminary eleven month gold data showing US imports at 249 million dollars, down 411 million from last year, while exports rose 57 percent to 34 million. Officials note India Canada demand and a depleted Russian reserve as factors. a shift in gold flows may occur as imports fall and exports rise.
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WASHINGTON
United States
Americi
ferend in wnmistakable and, if ~continued, warranted the assumption that seire
America Expected to Join Paris Conference
Paris dispatch reports American participation in the reparations conference of premiers is likely. Observers cite new German offers expected to reach Paris. Premier Bonar Law and Lord Curzon meet amid Turko-British concerns. Bradbury denies that Curzon’s Paris visit aims to sway Britain’s France policy.
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C.F. BERTELLI
Universal Service Star
PARIS
America
Germany
Parla
Folneare
Bonaft Law
Lord Curzon
Lausanne
Hughes
La Lberte
Tacaues Holevills
Ruhr
France
John Bradbury
reparations commission
Bonar Law
Bradbury
Allies Meet In Paris To Seek Reparations Settlement
Paris tomorrow hosts a trilateral conference with France Great Britain and Italy represented by their prime ministers, aiming for a final collective repair of the reparations issue following last month's London talks.
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PARIS
Francé
Great ‘Britain
Beth Torretta
London
Secret Visit of British Financier to U.S. Revealed
Washington reports confirm a secret Washington trip by Montagu Norman, Bank of England governor, aiding chancellor Baldwin. Norman allegedly won over President Harding and officials to support a European settlement and international conference to protect American war loans. The tale cites exchange-rate gains and expanded powers for Norman to negotiate war debts reparations and related issues.
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U.S
Bank of England
JOHN T. BURRE
Universal Service
LONDON
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
United States
Washington
Montagu Collet Norman
Worman
White House
Harding
Hughes
Hoover
Mellon
Europe
America
Norman
Moritagy Norman
Collet
cers
hia
Sanatorium head Barker arrested on drug sale charges
In Oakland California Dr John Scott Barker longtime sanatorium proprietor near Los Angeles was arrested by state board of pharmacy operatives. He allegedly sold drugs and planned to receive 25000 from Wallace Reid if the actor was cured of the drug habit. Authorities say marked money linked to Myrtle Williams surfaced during the arrest. Barker’s Oakland ties place him among social clubs and lectures on narcotics dangers.
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OAKLAND
Cal
Jane
len
International News Service
John Scott Barker
iead
Los Angeles
Wallace
aix
state board of pharmacy
Barker
Myrtle Williams
Marysville
H. B. Mead
Roy. Jones
Mead
Mer. Williams
Wallace Reid
San Francisco
De. Barker
Bofors women'a clubs
Threat to Oust U S Missionaries by Turkey
Riza Nour Bey, a Turkish delegate, told Universal Service that Turkey would expel American missionaries and relief workers if the United States presses for Armenian autonomy. He accused missionaries of stirring Armenians and demanded equal treatment for Armenians who are Turkish subjects. The interview followed a dispatch from Washington denying U S government orders.
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LAUSANS SH
lalver
Berefeet
Turkey
United States
Mussulmans
sAmerica
England
America
Riza Nour Bey
Washington
Amibsas
sador Child
Armer nians
Riza Nour Boy
tramei
Constantinople
missionarica
huriness
Riza Nour Bry
One Man Fatally Injured in Bethlehem Steel Plant Blast
Harrisburg reports a blast at the Bethlehem Steel plant left one man fatally injured and three others hurt. Officials said no statements or injured names would be released before investigation concludes.
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HARRISBURG
Stectton
Bethleham Steel “Company
arly ii
oMfcinix tefuarn jte
Bergdoll Missing Aboard Jupiter Not Found In Port Arrival
National news report states Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the notorious slacker was not aboard the British liner Jupiter when it arrived in Pensacola. The ship tied up as officials continued to search for the missing man.
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JUPITER
BERGDOLL
PENSACOLA
Fia
interesNational
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
notaryiaua
Bargdolk
Cabin where Hammer Slayer hid after escape
Los Angeles area police report finding a cabin in a lonely canyon near Los Angeles where Clara Phillips the convicted murderer known as the Hammer Slayer hid for four days after escaping the Los Angeles county jail on December 4 Armour Lee Phillips husband of Clara was later said to have bought food at a local grocery for four days after the escape and another man delivered the food investigators have not learned that man identity. officers plan intensifying steps to locate Phillips and question residents near the cabin and prompt witnesses including Prompa about alleged food purchases and the man delivery.
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ANGELES
Cal
Los Angeles
Mra
Clara Phillips
hammeromurleress
Armour Lee Phillips
cape am
nama
PROM pa
Woman Charged in Hiram Knox Death in Hemphill Texas
A sensational arrest follows the discovery of millionaire Hiram Knox dead in Hemphill Texas on November 25. The accused, a woman known for lavish charity, is charged in the shooting. Knox reportedly inherited nearly ten million dollars, shaking a quiet town.
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HIRAM KNOX
HEMPHILL, TEX
Bond Market Review for 1922 by The Star
The Star presents a bond market review for 1922 across pages 14 and 15. It provides interest rates, maturity dates, high, low and last prices of the year and yield at each price. The table aids those calculating bond values for income tax purposes and marks the start of The Star’s financial coverage for the year.
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Amolita
The
Star today
Three Lead Race By Macrice Early In Speakership Race
Party leaders push early campaigning as Pittenger Smith Morgan lead contenders for speaker amid doubt over securing twenty seven votes. Reports say Pittenger and Smith show strongest first ballot support with Morgan a close third. Marion and Lake counties split, with Duffey and Harris possible outsiders as Claypool caucus forms. Governor McCray to outline agenda emphasizing economy and limited legislation.
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MACRICE
Managura
House of Representatives
toomorrow
Lemuel A. Pittenger
Selma
Asa J. Smith
Indianapella
Raymond C. Morgan
Keightatown
J. Glenn Harrias
Gary
William R. Phillips
Glenwool
James I. Day
Raat Chicago
Luke Duffig
Indianapalis
Dacat A. Ableven
Whiting
Thare
Pittenger
Smurth
Morgan
Sinta
Phillipa
Harris
Day
Ahlgren
Lake county
Duffey
nia
Smith
Sevanth
Marion county
Harrison Denton
Clarener
C. Wyaong
Indianapolis
Mr. Smith
Rosevelt B. Harrison
war
Claypool
favernor McCray
afon
Thornley
Beaum on Texas Woman Faces Preliminary Hearing in Husband Murder Case
In Hemphill a preliminary hearing is set for Mrs Lil Man Knox accused of murdering her wealthy lumberman husband William Knox on November 25. Knox inherited about 10 million dollars and the Knox family ran a major sawmill and railroad operations. A coroner’s verdict earlier labeled the death a murder after initial suggestions of suicide.
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BEAUMONT
Tex
Jan. L
Lil- Man Knox
Wilarm Knox
Hemphill
Knox
Jamber
réttriad
Mission
Miners and Operators to Meet in Chicago
Three hundred coal operators and miners officials from the bituminous field will meet in Chicago to renew negotiations toward peace in the coal mining industry. The three day conference aims to reach an agreement to eliminate strikes lockouts and other troubles for a stated period after a previous conference failed to settle these problems.
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CHICAGO
oficiala
fleida
Tenth Child Born in Indiana Farm Family News
In Edinburg Indiana, Mrs George Lucan, 38, wife of a farmer northeast of town, has given birth to her tenth child. The report notes the eldest is 12 years old, with the newborn described as a daughter amid the rural family milestone.
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CANTON
Jan
jeateousy
Joseph Vernandez
Elizabeth Rich
Elizabeth
Peter Rich
Dominic Rich
Fernandez
EDINAGURG
Ind
George Lucan
here
Hirth
danginee
staghe
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Indiana Veterinary Medical Association
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JOHN
Pittenger, Smith and Morgan
lex
Cortland VanCamp
Tutewiler
Valparaiso university
many bruised inc. &E
Vincennes
Texas
Britten
King of Ireland
Denver
Kansas City
Manufacturers’ Association
Daugherty
Evangellot
Bank of Engléham
Faris
praymiers
India
Mosul
Propylaeum
Walton
Penn State gridiron
University of Southern California
Shortridge and Technical high schools
bossia
Jr two
Manufacturers’. Association
Canada
Great Britain
Department of Commerce
Berlin
Chiefs
Universal ‘Service
Universal
REID
Qhie
Rich
Fernanda
Fernandes
Peter
butt
SANDUSKY
Chlef
Earl
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