Reichstag backs Cuno policy in Ruhr invasion vote
In Berlin the Reichstag approved the government's stance on the Franco Belgian invasion of the Ruhr by 283 to 12. Chancellor Cuno urged emergency measures amid gloom as Germany faced military moves and economic strain.
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BERLIN
Ruhr
Cuno
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Germany
Paris
ganger
chanaer leried
Cung
mhore
burger
Poincare
France
Moratorium Extended on Reparations Payment
Paris reports the reparations commission postponed until January 31 the payment of 500 million. The notice appears on page ten with the status of the moratorium and ongoing financial discussions.
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PARIS
Weather Forecast for Indianapolis Weekend
Forecast for Sunday and Monday calls for rain, then generally fair skies. Temperatures turn colder at night with a mild warmup into Monday, followed by a week that starts wet and turns mostly fair after the middle of the week.
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Sunde
Indianapolis
French Invasion Incident at Bierle Flew Flag Down
In Bierle near Essen a front incident during the French Ruhr invasion saw the flag torn from a group of troops amid a crowd. The bargemaster apologized to the French commander as the population was warned to prevent a repeat of the disturbance. The report notes a tense atmosphere and ongoing occupation effects.
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Universal Service
Rohr
Bierle
ibleity
ESSEN
BI. Conte
Ruher
France
Belgium
Mondas
Rhine
M. Coste
Fritz Thyssen
August Thyssen
Gen. DeVipnes
Ruhr
Herr Thyssen
Germany
Herr Thyasen
M Coste
national association
federal. coal
M. Cast
FExsasen
Bitter fight over Indiana State Capitol education reform
Activists push county unit school plan to transfer supervision from city trustees to a county board of education. Senator William Swain leads the admin bill as county trustees rally, planning a public Senate hearing likely Wednesday night. A powerful lobbying effort by trustees and civic groups supports or opposes the reform amid widespread confusion. Continued on page seven.
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INDIANA
Janet
Wilam Swain
Pendleton
Friends of the county
t ly
Assembly
Peilties
plan
congressional delegation furious over Havana reception
A 28 member U S congressional party returning from Haiti Panama and Cuba reported hostile treatment in Havana accusing Gen Crowder the Cuban president and consuls of singling out Wilson Democrats for hospitality while Republicans lacked escort or language aid The trip highlighted American officials favoritism and a strained atmosphere in Cuba with the party noting a separate landing and selective hosting.
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WASHINGTON
Universal Service
Havana
Haiti
Panama
Cuba
Martin
Knoch H Crowider
United States
Ieland republic
Americat rourine corps
canal zone
Canal
Cristobal
Crawdler
etary
Gen. Crowder
Gan
Crowder
Engilah
Seaplane Disaster Near Havana Claims Five Survivors Reach Key West
The Henry M. Flagler brought five survivors to Key West from the seaplane Columbus wrecked 21 miles northwest of Havana at 2 pm. Victims include Edwin F. aware and nurse Grace Sugrald of New York, and two Atkins children who perished. Pilot Miller and others rescued, with dramatic sea rescues described as waves 15 to 20 feet high.
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KEY WEST
Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Columbus
Mr. Atkins meee ATHING
occars
Atkins
Pirot
E. Merciss
Julian Haverty
New York
Otto Abrams
mechanician
Harold Thompson
John Albury
Flagler
Mr. Atkins
Miss McDonald
Miller
landiok
Ware
ploot
Albury
great del Moultier
Atkina
Mine Haserty
Mr. Abrams
Skipwith raid described as home invasion in Morehouse Parish
Alonza Braddock testified that Capt. J K Skipwith and six followers forcibly entered his home at night and dragged him to jail accusing him of making whiskey. Braddock named Marvin Pickett Kurd Pickett Bent Pratt Samuel Cox and Samuel Eldridge as members of the raiding party. He said Skipwith offered to call Sheriff Carpenter and promised bond relief if he plead guilty.
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RASTROP
Skipwith
Morehouse parish
Alonza Braddock
Coco
Louisiana
Braddock
Bent Pratt
Samuel Cox
Samuel Eldridge
pariah
Night View
Praddock
Capt Skipwith
Odom
Gems worth half a million tied to New York theft
New York reports half a million dollars in jewels stolen from Mrs. Hugo Schoellkopf may have surfaced in Indianapolis. A New York law firm allegedly offered a return for hush money and no prosecution, while Indianapolis police say a local inquiry has not begun and are watching for arrests.
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Unkverall Services
C. P
Hugo Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Indianapolis
fleny
JEwan
Janyera
Pecora
Marshall
Lewis
Me‘Gowan
John W Mullin
Indianapolia police force
New York law
Winter & Winter
ann of Fordinard Winter
Indianapolla
Rum Fleet Rides At Anchor In Gale Denied
Report of a rum running fleet seen near Highlands and Ambrose Lightship prompted a dry probe. Officials deny the sightings and say a grand jury will examine the dispatches while rough seas limit shore landings.
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Highlands
Jersey
Atlantic
landing-partick
thore
trac
Ambrose
Ambrose Lightship and four two-marters schoonin off Asbury park
Yellowley
New York state
WiHam B. Mase
New Terary
Moas
wek
United States district attorney
Newark
dispatchia
October U S imports rise after tariff law enactment
The October 1920 foreign trade report shows U S merchandise imports at 19 million dollars, the highest monthly total since 1920. Officials cite general rise in imports reflecting improved domestic and international conditions and note the delay due to new tariff classifications.
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WASHINGTON
Tan
United States
Department of Commercs
heme
Tiwan
Indicted Gary City Leaders Over Dry Law Conspiracy
Gary city judge and political leaders face conspiracy indictments over enforcement of the dry law. An ongoing legal battle concentrates on alleged coordination to influence prohibition policies and local governance.
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GARY
Lake county
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
William P. Kaylesepta
United_States
binus Pl
Meredith
United States
Homer Eliott
Bellingham Afloat After Steering Damage Near Falmouth
The American steamer Bellingham limped into Falmouth England on January 14 after damage to its steering gear and other injuries from a mishap. Initial reports said the ship would not stay long but it later proceeded toward port with aid from arriving steamers President Polk and Kenhane Head.
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FALMOUTH
England
Bellingham
Inter
Polk
Kenhane
Pastor Lawson Marries Home Town Widow Amid Prayer Claims
New York January 13 The Rev George Herman Lawson of Orange announced he prayed for a bride to ease the grief of his wife’s 1910 death and wed Mrs Eva Wieber of Orange at the Manhattan marriage bureau. They plan a Philadelphia honeymoon and revival tour. Lawson said he chose his bride over wealthy contenders, calling Mrs Wieber the true answer to prayers.
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GEORGE GOUED
Riviera
George Gould Jr
Laure M. Carter
Ardena
XN. J
Gould
New York
Red Cross
Georga-Herman
tawson
Orange
SJ Stergman
Manhattan
Ea Wieber
Wieber ha
Lawson
Philadelephia
Laweon
thia trail
God
Bill to Admit 25000 Armenian Orphans to U S
Washington January 13 Senate immigration committee reported a bill to admit 25000 Armenian orphans and refugees from Turkish armies under a law amendment. The measure allows those with relatives in the U S who are naturalized or applying for citizenship to enter. A substitute bill for Turkish refugee relief was offered by Senators Keyes Williams and Walsh.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
sonntry
Senvince Keyes
New Hampshire
Williams
Mineixeippi
Walsh
Green goggles disguise holdup by masked thief at city store
A man wearing green goggles and green face paint robbed Standard Grocery at 2214 East Washington, forcing manager Chester Bridges and two customers to back away. He took about $20 and fled down an alley. Police describe two Black suspects tied to multiple recent grocery store hold ups in the area.
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Washington street
Chester Bridges
C. A. Manker
East
Mira
Marion Meinker
East Washington etreat
Mosts Davis
North New Jersey
Davis
North Delawsire street
East Michigan street
West Walnut
Wilkerson
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