Debt funding talks open between Ameri British at Washington
United States and Britain convene in Washington to discuss a wartime debt funding arrangement. Governors and officials expect initial talks to set a precedent for future settlements. Both commissions aim for a clean slate approach, with details to be hammered out under existing debt funding acts.
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ASHINGTON
Britain
man
Bank of England
arrow
American commission
lgn
mildeas
treasury
orclals
Beldwin
Norman
air commissioners
foreign commission
Baldwin
nesgion
igc
Nors
323 Aboard Liner Helentia Stranded In Florida Channel
Three hundred twenty three passengers from the German trans Atlantic liner Helen tia stranded on a sand key near Carysport reef are taken aboard the French liner DeLaSelle. The American steamer Esperaniza also carries passengers, with rescue ships due to arrive tomorrow. Key West tugs stand by the Holsatia, which appears undamaged.
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HAVANA
Helentia
Florida channel
Carysport reef
DeLaSelle
Esperaniza
Key West
Senator Hartsell may head judiciary committee
Legislature notes indicate Senator Hartsell is a leading candidate to head the judiciary committee as debates, assignments, and alliances shape the chamber. Local business and church groups push for closer cooperation among publicity and conventions committees amid ongoing reforms. Seventeen-year-old son of evangelist confesses six robberies. Indiana dairy cows produce vast milk output in 1822 records. Several criminal and political developments touch Batesville, Barmera, and Indianapolis as this week’s legislative and civic agenda unfolds.
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Basle
Separtan
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ee STATE
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Patton
Barmera
Purdue
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Richmond
Crawford county
Indianapolis
Indiana university
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crineande
dudge
Supreme bench
Cork
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France
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Committee finds no impeachment basis against Daugherty
The House Judiciary Committee said there are no grounds for impeachment against Attorney General Daugherty based on Keller's charges. A subcommittee report found Keller not exempt from a subpoena and directed him to spend after withdrawing from a case. Keller has been confined indoors and may travel to Florida soon for health reasons.
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WASHINGTON
House
Representative Keller
Minnesota
Daugherty
Keller
Florida
Hartsell and Daily May Lead Senate Judiciary Chairships
Indiana lawmakers weigh who will head Judiciary A and B as Lieutenant Governor Branch assigns committees for the 1223 session. Senator Hartzell, former Judiciary A chair, is a leading candidate. Senator Daily of Indianapolis tipped for Judiciary B. Swain is expected to head the education committee. other finance and holdover members named, with continued coverage on page eight.
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APITOL
Emmett Branch
Senate
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Hartesell
j Judiciary
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Miler
Beardsley
Englist
Henley
Hart Bell
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judiciary committee
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Richards
Beardeley
Nichola
Cravena
Floance
Moorhead, Fitch, Southworth
Cravens
Suspect Held For Second Axe Slaying In Cleveland
A man once convicted of a prior murder is held for questioning in the slaying of 46 year old Harry Keim whose body was found hacked to pieces in a Cleveland hardware store. Fred Gettling, intoxicated with bloodstained clothing and $260 in cash, was arrested near the store. He has confessed little, saying only he might have killed him. Gettling had been released from a state hospital for criminals and previously sentenced after admitting killings of two Parma Heights school teachers Milas Wolfe and Misa Foote. The weapon was taken from a display window. Continued on page two.
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CLEVELAND
Jen
Harry Keim
Fred Gettling
Gettling
Keim
Lima state hospital
Milas Louise Wolfe
Misa Maher Foote
Parma Heights
Torture Rack In Mob Killings Targeted
Open hearing in Morehouse parish probes hooded gang that abducted Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards. Governors, sheriffs, and witnesses name politicians and Klansmen while lake Lafourche scenes yield surface search with grappling hooks. Autopsy details and prior shootings surface as investigation unfolds with no firm suspects yet identified.
Free State Forces Win Battle in Cork
Free State forces won a seven and a half hour battle around Cork last night. Seven irregulars were killed and nineteen wounded. The Millstreet outpost fell to an irregular ruse led by a man disguised as a priest and accompanied by a woman. The Carnegie library position faced fifty irregulars with multiple machine guns. Fire and petrol were used. incendiaries set the building afire. Reinforcements from Bantry secured the victory for the national forces. The mock priest is believed to be Liam Lynch, irregular chief of staff. Maud Goins McBride, Sinn Fein woman leader, was released after protest over ill treatment and attended the Sinn Fein convention.
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CORK
Universal Service
Free State
fist Free State
Millstreet
ond gutpost
Carnegie library
Bantry
West Cork
Liam Lynch
DUBLIN
Basic industries of Indianapolis now booked to capacity
Two key industries in Indianapolis are operating at full capacity with orders booked into the coming months. Sheet steel from Chapman Price Steel is at full output and adding plant capacity to raise production by 50 percent by April 1. Garment manufacturing also reports full production booked for the first five months of the year, signaling strong overall business improvement compared with six months and a year ago.
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BERT HENLEY
The Star
Chapman-Price Steel Company
L. H. Price
crs dera
jron
Floods Halt Rail Traffic Across Oregon
Flood conditions halted traffic between Portland and California with bridges out on the Santiam river and widespread flood damage. The Southern Pacific main line bridge failed, telegraph service fluctuated, and rivers rose to major levels. Through trains moved only along limited routes, coast counties were isolated, and several towns faced submerged streets as floodwaters crept through Sheridan Lebanon Scio Eugene and other areas.
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Orc
California
Southern Pacific
Santiam river
Willamette river
Salem
Oregon electric railway
Willamette
Oregon, Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Spokane, Portland
Coast
Oregon
Sheridan
Ore
Lebanon
Eugene
Scio
Indiana club events blend dinners and meetings in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Today, listings show a Naval Reserve dinner at the Claypool Hotel at 6 30 p m a Women's Rotary Club luncheon at the Claypool Hotel at 27 15 p m a meeting and exhibit for the Indians Tyera and Cleaners Association at the Claypool Hotel with sessions at 9 am and 2 pm a luncheon at Spink Arms a dental society dinner at Hotel Lincoln and a Theater and Trade group event with luncheon and sessions throughout the day Also noted are the Bailing Manexers Association luncheon at Lincoln and an Optical Association meeting at Hotel Lincoln with other trade events across the day
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Indiana Naval Reserve
Claypool
Women’s Rotary Club
Claypeel
Tyeras and Cleaners’ Association
Claypost
Spink
freon
Gitby
hetel
Indiana Dental
Lincoln
Manexers’ Association
Optica! Amocistion
Gemma betta
heneheon
Chicago Rabbi Dr. G. Hirsch, 71, Dies of Pneumonia
Chicago Rabbi and educator Dr. Emanuel G. Hirsch, longtime Sinai Congregation leader since 1880, died after a weeklong illness. Born 1852 in Luxemburg, he studied in Germany, Pennsylvania, Berlin, and Leipzig, taught rabbinical literature at the University of Chicago since 1899, edited several reform journals, and advised Jewish reform movements. Funeral at Sinai Temple Monday at 9:30 AM with burial Rosehill Cemetery. survived by his widow Matilda Einhorn Hirsch and daughter Mrs. George B. Levi.
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CHICAGO
en G. Hirsch
Sinai
Hirsch
Duchy of Luxemburg
Samuel
Louisa Hirsch
Germany
Uniteralty of
Pennsylvania
Jewish Reform Church
Sinai—temple
Rosehill
Greek Troops Occupy Karaghatch Across Neutral Zone
A Constantinople despatch reports Greece's eleventh division occupying Karaghatch opposite Adrianople within a neutral zone along the Maritza river that divides western and eastern Thrace. The Daily Mail says Greece may act quickly if Lausanne talks fail, hinting at a planned campaign to recover eastern Thrace.
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LONDON
Daily Express
Constantinople
Karaghatch
Adrianople
Maritza
Thrace
Daily Mall
fathure
Youth, 17, admits robbing six places
Thomas Moore aged 17, of 231 North Jefferson Avenue, confessed to robbing the Pure Oil filling station at Sheffield Avenue and Washington Street and five other robberies. Police say the crimes show professional method. Moore claimed he acted alone and was found with $93.73. He faces burglary and grand larceny charges. Continued on page two.
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Washington street
Thomas Moore
North
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O'Brien
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Fossetti
Brickley
Finnerman
Fountain Square
State avenue
Pennsylvania railroad
A. B. Meyer & Co
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Monon railroad
Penn Company
East Washington Street
homing mills company
Petmer and Madtsort avenes
Pollard
Technicians and Engineers Mobilize to Take Charge of Krupp and Stinnes Plants
Berlin reports that technicians and engineers are mobilizing to manage Krupp and Stinnes plants as Germany faces reparations fuel demands. An official reply to Paris claims the peace treaty set maximum deliveries only as Germany’s needs allow, citing fuel quality disputes and transport hurdles. Production has fallen from 12,100,000 tons in May to 10,500,000 in November, with experts urging open market coal sales to meet French demands and fund imports. Marshal Foch’s plan for policing German territory by 45,000 troops, with 300,000 reserves, marked feverish preparations.
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BERLIN
Germany
Paris
Foch
Rink owner shoots patron then kills himself in Indiana
Vernon Winkler, 24, owner of a Batesville skating rink, shot and killed Charles Smith, 30, after a quarrel, then killed himself. Police say Winkler, who had moved from New Albany two years ago, fled behind a soda fountain before the fatal acts. Smith left a widow and two children.
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Indianapolis Star
BATESVILLE
Ind
Vernon Winkler
Charles Smith
Winkler
Smith
New Albany
Rockport
spn
Harding to Propose Tennessee Justice for Supreme Bench
Washington Jan 7 President Harding has decided to name United States District Judge Edward Terry Sanford for Tennessee to the vacancy on the Supreme Court. The nomination is expected to go to the Senate early this week. The president reportedly favors a Southern Republican for the seat to replace Tuadee Pitney after failing to settle on an Eastern candidate. Three Easterners were under consideration Miller of New York Van Monckhistemaker of Pennsylvania and Beck of New Jersey.
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Universal Service
Harding
United States
Edward Terry Sanford
Tennessee
Supreme court
Senate
Jance Taft
supreme bench
Tuadee Pitney
Secretary of the Interior
Fall
Miller
New York
Van Monchgisker
Pennsylvania
Beck Beck
New Jersey
Auto speeds past car injuring two men at street crossing
Jerry Hogan aged 53 of 223 Parkview avenue and Willard Barnes 41 Parkview avenue were knocked down when a following automobile hit them as they alighted from an East Washington streetcar at Parkview and Washington. The car failed to stop. driver and license number are unknown. Both men returned home after the incident.
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Jerry Hogan
Parkview avenue
Willard Barnes
Washington street
Bringing Up Father To Return On Classified Pages
The Star reports that Bringing Up Father will resume as a regular feature on the classified pages despite conditions beyond the paper’s control causing a brief absence. It will not be missing more than a day or two.
France Plans Ruhr Occupation Over Coal Dispute
Paris reports a national drive for a harsh Ruhr occupation after Germany delays coal and wood deliveries. France aims to deploy chemists engineers and factory overseers to seize mines and factories, with Marshal Foch's troops prepared to protect technicians and 45 000 soldiers ready to police the Ruhr if needed. The date hinges on technical plans with Friday tentatively set, while U S Senate calls for American troop withdrawal from the Rhine.
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Vis Wireless
PARIS
Universal Service
France
Poincare
Germany
Ruhr
Hugh Stinnes
Krupps
ministry of public works
Foch
plebs
Francs
United States Sénate
Rhine
Paria Midi
Poincare Weighs Ruhr Move As Rhine Army Gathers
Paris dispatch reports France’s Rhine army assembling ready to march once Premier Poincare authorizes a Ruhr operation. Trains rush troops back from leave as Poincare meets with Minister La Trocquer to finalize transport for civil and military forces. Cabinet eyed urging Germany on coal default before action.
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Rhineland
PARI
Frence
Rhine
Poincare
Rahr
M. Poincare
M. LaTrocquer
Ruhr
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BAROMETER OF BUSINESS
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