Majority group on school board may dismiss Twiname
A majority faction on the school board is expected to dismiss Walter J. Twiname as business director at the organization meeting Tuesday night. Names under consideration for successor include Murray A. Osiman and Richard C. Johnson.
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TWINAME
Walter J. Twiname
Charles‘. Barry
Adolph G. Eimchantz
Marie Hassep
Emhardt
Barry
William D. Allison
Califfornia
Anance
De. Massep
Larry
Indianapolis
attogneyy
Mir
Twintime
geome
Bluin
Anider & Rots
Iwiname
Ralph Wh. Douglass
Douglass
twitame
State ‘board of accounts
Sniter & Rotz
Weather forecast for Shwana and Indianapolis region
Forecast for Sunday and Monday shows unsettled conditions in Indianapolis area with possible snow on Sunday and slightly warmer temperatures. Shwana region expected light snow in north and central portions with warmer spell later. Monday clears to fair in the south while other areas see continued mild or unsettled conditions. Almanac data note yesterday’s humidity and temperature ranges.
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Sh- Wana
Indianapolis
Grocer Hurls Knife at Bandits Who Flee With $90
George Anders fought off two bandits at his grocery on East Raymond Street. A pistol held one robber while the other rifled the cash drawer and the pair fled in a car. Police arrested Fernent Gordon, 808 Blake Street, matching the description. The victims seek identification.
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George Anders
C. A. Anders
Raymond Street
Anders
Sergi
Wilkerson
Miles Daffey
College avenue
Florida Ray
Roosevelt hotel
Fernent Gordon
Blake street
4 STATE COAL PAY PACT IN PROSPECT
United Press reports coal miners and operators from Indiana Ohio Illinois and western Pennsylvania meeting in New York expect to ratify a new basis for wage negotiations The central competitive field will be the basis for the 1923 agreement despite earlier splits and a Chicago conference failure Officials say a strike danger is averted with assurances from both sides that negotiations will proceed without interruption
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CHICAGO
United Press
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
New York
United Mine Workers
basia
Céndeias
Mitch
John L. Lewis
WASHINGTON
John Hays Hammond
United States fact-finding coal commission
Hammond
Ship Collision at Sea Reported by Marseille Radio
Marseille radio reports a collision at sea involving the Dakar Mari and another steamer. The Dakar Maru of 4,384 tons sent a distress signal while en route from Yokohama to Hamburg, arriving at Boulogne.
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MARSEILLES
Jan
Dakar Mari
taav
Botasay
Yokohama
Hambure
Soldiers Guard Grave Rumored To Hold Crown Jewels
A detachment from Fort Hamilton under Maj Robert Lee Bullard guarded the grave of Seaman James Jones at Cypress Hills Cemetery. The unit, led by Sergt Etna iberg and under orders from Governor's Island, was tasked with guarding the site amid reports that Romanov era jewels worth millions were hidden by smugglers. The 18th Infantry World War veterans were assigned to the duty under sealed orders.
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YORK
Fort Hamilton
Robert Lee Bullard
Cypress Hills
Seaman
James Jones
Russia
Sergt
Etna iberg
FE. H. Wagner
Hamit
18th infantry
Turks confront allies at Lausanne over war or peace issue
At Lausanne the Turkish delegation led by Risa Nur Bey attacked allied proposals for foreign tribunals and then walked out of the session. Lord Curzon and others protested and demanded an explanation from Ismet Pasha. The morning session focused on establishing a national home for Armenians. talks adjourned without accord.
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Risa Nur Bey
Lausanne
amet Pasha
Turkey
Lord Curzon
Yarpet Amercan
Child
aArmeniana
Tork
Ries Nur Bey
Curzon
M. Berrere
Digarroni
Ismet Pasha
Indiana House near full as Morgan clears committee assignments
The Indiana House nears full committee staffing after Speaker Raymond C. Morgan completes assignments for 52 of 53 committees. Governor McCray plans talks with Morgan on education committee leadership while reforms advocates seek qualified members to study incoming school bills.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
General “Assembly
Raymond C. Morgan
Batore Ar
Morgan
Severin
Knightstown
McCray
Kenteland
Indianapolis
Wale
otter te
pee
Evelyn Nesbit Near Death from Pneumonia Battle
Evelyn Nesbit, once a millionaire's wife and later a drug addict, lies near death in a private hospital in Atlantic City after pneumonia worsened by exposure. Her 12 year old son Russell Thaw is allowed to be with her as doctors treat the illness and monitor her recovery amid mentions of a Pittsburgh narcotics ring and her earlier struggle to quit morphine.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
United Preas
Evelyn Nesbit
fortune’s wall
Russell Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Stadford White
Mian Nerbit
Actises Picteburgh
Pittsburgh
United Press
Bellevue
xoh Runsell
Evelyn
Annual Auto Show Opens in New York
The twenty ninth annual auto show opens at Grand Central Palace and the 12th Regiment Armory with 79 exhibitors presenting 350 models priced from 548 to 1111. Accessory makers number 375 showcasing new parts as industry leaders predict a strong year. Car builders report refined lines, standard equipment replacing extras, and a focus on all steel closed bodies drawing interest. The event underscores the automotive industry's status as the third largest in the country.
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NEW YORK
Grand Central Palace
12th regiment armory
Mob Victim Seen Realizing M K OIN During Hold Up
The Bastrop Louisiana hearing recounts Watt Daniel and Tom Richards fed into a torture machine. Witnesses say masked assailants, possibly Klansmen, held them up on a lonely road and identified Capt. Skipworth and Dr. McKoin as participants. Justice agents demanded armed protection as court sessions continued.
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G. BROWN
Universal Service
BASTROP
Watt Daniel
Tom F. Richards
W. C. Andrews
Daniel
Richards
McKoin
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
J. K. Skipworth
J. I. Daniel
witnean
Dr. McKain
Watt
Capt
Skipworth
Dr. McKoin
Lary Calhoun
McKolh waas
g Mir son
Andrews
Mekotn
Department of Justice
Perminsion
Odom
Danel and Richards
Wall Street Review Begins Weekly Financial Analyses
The Star will start two Monday morning financial reviews of the week by R. L. Barnum and Broadan Wall. Both are established writers on the financial page and bring expert perspectives to Indianapolis readers. Watch for their weekly reviews in The Star each Monday.
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The
Star
R. L. BARNUM
BROADAN WALL
ealt
Indianapolis
Stefansson quits exploring to urge polar air routes
In a dramatic shift, famed Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson vows to abandon field research and advocate commercial air routes to the Arctic. He predicts a future where the north becomes a developed, inhabited land, with London to Tokyo air links and temperate Arctic conditions easing settlement.
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STEFANSSON
NEW YORK
Arctic
fr. Stefansson
north pole
France
London
Tokio
Stefananon
United States
Dakota
weyere ag
Traction Firm Wins Right to Build Power Lines in Indianapolis
The Public Service Commission granted Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company a certificate of convenience and necessity to construct electric transmission and distribution lines in Indianapolis. The move allows entry as a power supplier competing with Indianapolis Light and Heat and Merchants Heat and Light, enabling expansion of West Tenth Street plant plans and broader service, including a potential Broad Ripple streetcar extension with a reduced fare. Commissioner Blessing dissented on some reasoning but not the outcome.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
public service commission
Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Faetern Traction Campany
Indianapolia
wax
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Merchants Heat and Light Company
West Tenth street
Indianapolis
Indianapole Street Railway
upams, Jt war aald
commission sn
Broad Ripple
T. H
rommnilasioy
John Stor Cardie
Commiestoners
Batts
Blewathe
Douglas
Commiesioner
en Manaduken
Blessing
Robert I. Todd
tracetion company
Lerat
électric feld
fanapolis Light and Heat Company
Indiensre Merchants Heat and Light Company
Senate Resolution Urges Return of U.S. Troops
The Senate adopted a resolution urging the immediate return to the United States of all American troops stationed in Germany. The resolution states the sense of the Senate and disavows unfriendly or partisan attitudes toward European nations.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Rhine
Senate of the
United States
Germany
Europe
French Prepare Plans for Swift Blow at Germany
Paris reports ministers weigh action behind secrecy as drums of war echo on the Rhine. France communicates joint plans with Belgium and Italy while awaiting Washington on Ruhr reparations and Britain’s role.
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PARIS
Rhine
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Washington
Ruhr
Britain
British Debt Talks Open Before Conference in Washington
In Washington on January six the British and American commissions began formal discussions on funding Britain's wartime debt to the United States. Governor Norman of the Bank of England said an early settlement would be a great step toward solving lingering financial problems, with both sides ready to negotiate. The talks will consider world problems and how any Anglo American agreement might guide future funding and withdrawals from Europe. Page nine.
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WASHINGTON
Great Britain
United States
acsalon
Norman
Bank of England
Nor Iman
Washington, D. C
Ikewise agi
Europe
treasury
Tewan
Reed Proposal Sparks GOP Dissent Over French War Plan
Members fear French strategy to drive on Germany and seize Ruhr would threaten American security. The 57 to 6 vote shows sharp opposition to adopting the Reed plan as U S policy.
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Germany
Ruhr
Senate votes for immediate Rhine withdrawal resolution
The Senate adopted a resolution by 33 to 6 urging the withdrawal of American troops from the Rhine amid debates on reparations and European crisis. Leaders Lodge and Underwood opposed delaying tactics while administration plans faced private maneuvering and uncertainty about American representation on the reparations commission.
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WASHINGTON
Jan
Rhine
Senate
Europe
United States
Germany
Benatar Reed
Missouri
Hughes
Lodge
ford
Buches
Capitol
Lodee
White House
President Harding
America
France
Underwood
Senate vote defeats bid to speed ship subsidy debate
The administration's effort to speed up Senate debate on the ship subsidy bill failed after Senator Fletcher objected to a unanimous content agreement by Senator Jones. Debate and amendments remained tightly controlled as the session closed.
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Senate
Sertator Fletcher
Florida
Jones
Washington
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