French Troops Reported Moving Into Ruhr Area From Berlin
Berlin dispatches say French preparations advance at Dusseldorf Duisburg and Muelheim with twelve transports en route to the Ruhr. Dusseldorf to host supreme Rhine command. garages and schools seized for French use as occupation fears rise. Germany backs Cuno and denounces the action as an open breach, while domestic parties protest the move.
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Dusseldorf
Duisburg
Muelhele
cftien
Ruhr
Brance
Ryuhn command
Art Muelheim
Aolurg
bine
gut
Jen 15
Aegon
Cuno
Germany
arci
oe ial
Paris Expects Soldiers to Be in Essen Soon
Paris expects French and Belgian troops to enter Essen as a guard for technical forces and to notify local authorities mine operators that allies will collect coal taxes and impose export duties until further notice. Government stays noncommittal while aiming to avoid German demonstrations and prepare for an announcement after.
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PARIS
France
Exgen
Ruhr
Chamber of Deputies
Essen
Natica
M. Poincare
Fiye E
Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday in Indiana Area
Mostly cloudy Tuesday with cooler temperatures in the southwest portion. Indianapolis area forecasts: Tuesday mostly cloudy, Wednesday fair with little temperature change. Yesterday humidity rose to 82 percent at noon, 90 percent at 7 pm. rainfall total for the 24 hours ending 7 pm and year-to-date totals are noted.
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Wana
Indianapolis
gencter
Eureau
Millionaire left July returns with only pockets
New York report on George Pirocaco, 40, who departed last July with a fortune said to be over 800000 dollars in Smyrna and tobacco ventures. He arrived on the Greek liner King Alexander with only 60 cents, unable to bring his wife home, and plans a second attempt at fortune.
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NEW YORK
Jen
George Pirocaco
King Alexander
Pirocaco
Smyrna
saya, hs
Smyrnos
Absent voters law attacked in three Senate bills
Legislature briefs summarize Senate action on absent voter restrictions, House passage of a free bill for Assembly expenses, committee appointments by Speaker Morgan, and various local and state items. The report notes Ed Miller's bill to fix Marion county official salaries and other domestic and interstate notes across state lines.
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Senate
House
Assembly
Marion Club
Morgan
tin ‘House
Ed Miller
Marion county
New Witnesses for Nob Death Hearing Surface
Mer Rouge leader mayor slated to testify as open court hearing resumes to cover the August kidnapping and the discovery of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards decapitated bodies in Lake Lafourche. Twelve new witnesses and the removal of state troops mark a shift as Adjt. Gen. Toombs oversees guards and locals recount mob actions and torture claims.
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Mer Rouge
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Parker
J. L. Daniel
Watt
Jala
Daniel
Richards
Lake Lafourche
sas
cAdjt
L. A. Toombs
Louisians
National Guard
Davenport
W.C. Andrews
McKath
McKain
haa
Monroe
T. J. Burnett
Dr. McKain
Burnett
ian
U S Troops to Stay in Germany in Present Crisis
The United States will keep troops on the Rhine despite the Senate Reed resolution calling for immediate withdrawal. State Department officials say withdrawing could imply US siding in a European dispute and that action may antagonize France before the four power pacts are addressed. Congress members favor a coalition approach to slow French action, though the State Department argues US limits restrain influence.
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Moscow
Buenos Aires
pepsi
America
Europe
London press
Germany
Free State
near East
Mme. Bernhardt
GEORGE W. HINMAN JR
Universal Service
St .WASHINGTON
Jan
Rhine
Reed
Senate
United States
State Department
Congress
France
Poincare
Minneapolis Hotel Fire Claims Chicago Woman Life
A blaze in a pastry shop at the Linenin hotel in Minneapolis, Minn, tonight killed EB Lehman of Chicago and left no dozen people injured, several seriously, as guests escaped through heavy smoke and blocked exits. The fire disrupted the hotel with dense smoke and hindered evacuation.
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MINNEAPOLIS
Minn
Jan
T. EB. Lehman
Chicago
Linenin
Indiana convention schedules affect many groups at Claypool and Lincoln hotels
A dense listing from Indianapolis Today shows multiple associations holding all day or scheduled meetings across Claypool and Lincoln hotels. Notable items include Indiana Association of Optometrists, Indiana Dyers and Cleaners Association, Indiana State Bottlers Association, University of Michigan luncheon, and Indiana Bakers executive board dinners, with times ranging from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. entries also note locations such as Hotel Lincoln, Claypool hotel, and Hotel Sorerin along with various auxiliary and club gatherings.
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Indiana
Association of Optometriz
Lincoln
Indiana Dyers and Cleasers Associaion
Claypool -hotel
Indiana State Bottlere
Claypool
University of Michigan
Lineski
tars
tencheon
SHaapael
Wroonan
Prensa Club
Indiana Bakers executive board
Indiana Child Welfare Association
Mercatae Club
Ieacheon
Spink-Arms
Reon
Goyra-Club
tencheos
American Legion
Sor-erin
Women's Auxiliary
Heisl Severn
Family Welfare Society
Iancheen
Champer-of-Commerte
Woman's Department Clos
North Mreidian Street
Indiana Brotherhood of Thranhermed
Tomlinson hall
Yadlanapolia Medical Society
Indiena Dental coNere
Uhrintamore settlement board
iencheon
Chamber of Commerce
B. P.O
Denleon hotel
British Debt Talks Open With Square Deal Demand
British chancellor Branley Baldwin opens talks with American and British debt funding commissions in Washington, urging a fair business settlement that repays the debt to the United States while noting Britain must guard tax burdens. Secretary Mellon outlines law limits. sessions described as friendly with no concrete proposals yet, to resume Wednesday as both sides prepare terms within statutory constraints.
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WASHINGTON
Branley Baldwin
United States
America
Baldwin
Arrest of Wheelchair Repair Shop Owner After Shooting Incident
William Lawton, a wheelchair bound watch and gun repairman at 522 West North Street, repeatedly brandished a revolver at visitors. Yesterday he aimed at Robert Neely, wounding him below the hip. Lawton was arrested for unlawful firearm possession and shooting with intent to kill. Police recovered antique and modern pistols. Neely was hospitalized.
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Wiliam Lawton
West North street
yeaterday Lawton
Robert eels
Nesly
Lawton
Neely
Owen
Larton
hia
Hewaar
Lawtans
Jeil
English Woman and Lower Face Scaffold Today
London reports Frederick Bywaters and Edith Thompson condemned to die for the murder of Percy Thompson. Home Secretary Bridgman refused reprieve after pleas and petitions. Thompson to be hanged at Holloway and Bywaters at Pentonville. final messages exchanged. Thompson leaves a will, others farewell.
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LONDON
Universal Service
Frederick Bywaters
Edith Jessie Thompson
Percy Thompson
Ilford
Bridgman
Bywaters
Thompson
Holloway
Ellis
Roger Casement
Pierpont
Pentonville
Berd
Edith
Postoffice inspectors oppose pneumatic tube expansion in Philadelphia
A three member committee appointed by Postmaster General Work advised the Job commission on postal service that restoring the pneumatic tube system in Philadelphia and its proposed extension should await new buildings to serve the entire system.
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WASHINGTON
Postmaster General
Job commission on postal service
Philadelphia
Delaware Street Building Sold to Del Court Realty
A four story building at the northwest corner of Delaware and Court streets known as the VonHake block was bought by Del Court Realty Company from the heirs of Carl Von Bake for 150000 cash. W A Brennan and W H Kinnear represented buyers and sellers. Del Court will remodel starting February 3 adding four modern ground floor storerooms with sidewalk level access. The block, long valuable near Washington street, was tied to Marion county treasurer Von Hake who died two years ago.
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Court streets
VonHake
Del-Court Realty Company
Carl Von Bake
W. A. Brennan
Meyer-Kiner bank
W. H. Kinnear
Kinnear company
VonHake_heirs
Del
Delaware street
Court Street
Marion county
Washington street
Von Hake
hejre
Nelle O. Von Hake
Charieata O. Minesta
Bete Alberta Birk
Ixter
Losanesles
Cal
Market street
Republicans to push repeal bill in both Indiana chambers
In Indianapolis the Senate opened its session with a push to repeal the absent voters law among nineteen measures in play. Other bills include restoration of inheritance tax and motor vehicle license fees to counties, and taxing municipal bonds. Senator Holmes proposed repealing a 1920 mortgage address filing requirement, seen as hampering real estate transfers. The day featured rule changes limiting reconsideration of bills and timing limits on bill introductions.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Senate
William E. English
Indianapolis
Bulllrat
Murray S. Barker
Thorntown
Barker
Noble Hays
Scottsburg
Will K. Penrod
Lagogtee
Emmett F. Branch
William M. Swain
Pendleton
Branch
Oliver Holmes
Gary
A. H. Beardsley
Elkhart
rules committee
Holmes
Lake county
mortengen
marti
piacform bis
Stowaway Built Room Aboard Jap Liner To Travel Holy Land
Ira Color Sparks, a Peru Indiana carpenter, concealed himself in a homemade stateroom aboard the Taiyo Maru after paying freight for the box and locking himself inside. The box was strapped as personal effects and shipped from San Francisco to Bombay, but five days at sea prompted Sparks to surrender. He disembarked in Honolulu and will sail back to San Francisco on the Taiyo Maru tomorrow.
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HONOLULU
San Francisco
Ira Color Sparks
Peru
carpenter
Holy Land
Moses
Bombay
India
Sparks
Monen
Mire Sparks
Pacific Northwest
etevedores
Mr. Sparks
Republicans Aim to Abolish Presidential Preference Feature
Senator Will K Penrod proposes repeal of the presidential preference portion of the direct primary law and calls for nominating Governor and U.S. Senator at state conventions. The measure, backed by State Chairman Lawrence E Lyons and the Republican committee, aims for quick House and Senate action with introductions planned in both chambers. Party leaders meet to coordinate strategy amid rumors and talks of bipartisan support, while Democrats briefed on potential votes but no caucus planned.
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labor board
Congress
Nurne
act of Congress
Ralston sin finois
Treasury
Great Britain
Oregon
Oregon city
seaman
Nicholas
INDIANA
aimilar
Senate
House
Will K. Penrod
Loogootee
United States
Lawrence E. _ Lyons
Republican state committee
Lyons
Bert Thurman
Walter” —Chambers
Deniman
majhority
Banatar Penrod
Thurnia Teor
Willie Pulse
Greensburg
Barmoriday
friends of the staute
John Moorman
Knox
Chambers
Gessip
Beverin
Indiana House and Senate committees listed by The Star
The Star prints a complete list of the committees in the Indiana House and Senate as the legislative session runs. Readers are told this is the first Indianapolis newspaper to provide this vital information and to find the committee hat on page 4.
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The Star
Indiana
House
Senate
Indianapolis
The
Star
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American Commission
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