Recognition by the United States urged in Soviet Turkey talks
A Soviet minister urged U S recognition amid a fragile Mosul talks framework. The report notes potential allied cooperation on prairie work, rights of minorities, and avoiding aggression amid broader powers’ split over intervention. The piece discusses Turkey, Russia, Britain, and other powers weighing settlement themes and conference prospects.
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M. Tehilelecin
Secostilion
Sailor Federation
Sacurdoy
Hie Association
Ress
Gailel Remmblie
Orpgeret
Dartmouth Wins Harding Trophy on Saturday
An unclear report notes Dartmouth receiving the Harding Trophy with reference to college winter events and mentions names such as Yale and others in a fragmented account. The item implies a ceremony or award occurring in New Hampshire with associated participants and institutions.
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Han Rine
T Hs
Moornpshire
Will
Yale
Officials face criminal trials in wartime contracts
Officials face criminal trials over wartime construction contracts as indictments surface. The case centers on Denotiel Crawell and the wartime defense agency secretary, with prosecutors pursuing evidence of misused funds and improper dealings.
Italy Declares Stand Against Invasion Amid Turmoil
Premier Museodint announces resolve to settle the matter now and defend the plan of economic reform. The report notes isolation risks and calls for action to combat chaotic conditions, with details referencing Merete Jrelle Tarretta and policy defenders in Merida.
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Alteriot
Italy
Associated Press
Museodint
Thie Finn
Rene Pe Ptia
Imstmirie Merete Jrelle Tarretta
Che Berks
Terence
Merida
Death of Miss Lotta Bennett A former La Crosse resident
Word reached local friends Saturday of the death in Helena Montana of Mrs Lotta Bennett formerly a resident of La Crosse. A dressmaker by trade she left La Crosse for Helena about two years ago. Her death followed an operation on Saturday morning in Helena.
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Lotta Bennett
L.(. Jenks
Helena, Mont
la Crosse
Miss Bennett
Halena
Badger Paper Company stock split and dividend plan
Wisconsin Rapids and Stevens Point area offices announce a fourfold stock split and a stock dividend. Existing stockholders receive new shares while the capital stock increases from 400000 to a larger amount. Old shares remain valid, with a six percent quarterly dividend proposed to be distributed to holders.
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S Point
Wis
Oupdany
Havi
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Iron
Appleton
Camu
Wisconsin
Stork
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Renin
Hibbing Women Demand Council Action On Liquor Flow
Delegations from Hibbing and surrounding areas gathered Saturday afternoon to urge the city council to address liquor flow and enforcement. The group pressed for government action and stressed the need to curb violations while awaiting guidance from state authorities.
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Hibbing
Young Men's Club Reunion Reports Holiday Plans
A Trove filled evening gathered members at the home of Dea Carlousa in Gos Cass oats street for a Young Men's Club reunion. Speakers discussed past years and plans for Christmas and New Year events. many attendees noted were listed, with focus on holidays and community fellowship.
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Dea Carlousa
Cass Oatreet
Thurstoy Hotadak
Gant
Ueci
Perth
TNT
Cody
Wayne
Toren Fav Oarartiggter-Regebhi
Ao Sline
Chas Honey
Ray Hadgritt
Trogey
Wulfred Bede
Wyltoe Toni
George Than
Cwnitas
Carleton
Primsens
Fire in Boardwalk Resort Causes Major Damage
A blaze on the Atlantic City boardwalk caused extensive damage to multiple establishments including the Mandarin Rouge cafe Hugo's beauty shop and Hotel Bunch. Four cabaret singers were rescued, four quarters of a million in damage were reported, and four sailors were missing while three firemen suffered minor injuries.
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Tree Parsons
Mmnin Rouge
Hugo
Hotel Bunch
Orchard Shoe Alon
Murder Scene Connects Axe to Landlord Claim
Police tie the murder of 91 year old Austrian resident Nicholas Triff to a landlord in a fragmentary report. An axe handle is cited as the murder tool, with investigators and a medical examiner noting the suspect’s identity and potential links to the victim.
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Frenir Vasint
Rhe Pallen
MM. Dennison
Harlan Page to Stay at Butler for Five Years
Indianapolis Ind Harlen Or ville Pat Tage signed a five year contract to continue as director of athletics at Nayder College. The board of rusises announced Saturday night.
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Butler
Indianapolis
Ind
Harlen Orville
Pat) Tage
Nayder College
Rusises
Fall Refuses Talk Of Resignation In Washington
Secretary Fall of the interior, returning from Virginia after Christmas with his daughter, declined to comment on reports he contemplated resigning. He had not indicated any immediate plans to resign, though friends said he did not expect to serve the full administration.
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Washington
Fall
Department of the Interior
Virginia
Cabinet Divided Over Rival Farm Credit Bills
Washington The treasury department backs the Capper farm credits bill over the Anderson Lenroot measure backed by Secretary Wallace. Mellon argues the Anderson Lenroot plan risks government banking, tax exempt bonds, and heavy treasury use. The banking committee aims to harmonize conflicting proposals for farmer aid.
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Haaver
Wallace
Fiberal Reserve Banks
Co-Operative Associations of Agriculturists
Mellon
U.S
Retiring judge plans long delayed swan song spell
The Pelle omnity district court judge retires after a two year self-imposed term marked by a final speech and a night celebration. Preparations are underway for a Sunday farewell as the aging jurist contemplates the spirit of his career and the eighteenth amendment era, amid possible local offense from a referenced figure.
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Pelle Omnity
Senenel
Ur’ Tan
Hume
Seriter
Tongood
Bandits raid three provision stores in Minneapolis
Bandits staged robberies Saturday night at three Minneapolis grocers. In Gandrud Grocery they took cash from the register while ten customers watched. in Hestrim’s store a rope-bound family was dragged to a cellar as a diamond ring and cash were seized. At Al Rosenberg butcher shop another two holdups yielded cash. A third note mentions total losses and a vague crime context.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Satuday
Gandrud
Morris Hestrim
Hestrim
Boris Hestrim
Cleveland Buys Brewer Catcher in $50,000 Deal
Milwaukee catcher Glennagsatt, a hard hitting player in the American association, was sold to the Cleveland club of the American League. The deal, reported by Otto Borchert, includes $50,000 in cash and players. Milwaukee receives Pitcher Nelson Pott Catcher Enoch Shinault Outfielder Patrick McNulty Pitcher Fred Tandser and another pitcher to Milwaukee in April.
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Wis
Glennagsatt
Milwaukeeep
American Association
Cleveland Club
Otto Borchert
Myatt
Milwaukie
Nelson Pott
Enoch Shinault
Patrick McNulty
Fred Tandser
Abother
Milwaukee Fr
Forty Railroads Exceed Six Percent Return, I C C Reports
The Interstate Commerce Commission told the Senate that about forty U.S. railroads earned more than the six percent fair return allowed by the transportation act. Estimates of due payments to the government are being calculated, but none have paid any amount yet. Final figures hinge on valuing railroad property.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Capper
Republican
Kansas
Turbulent Talks on Oil Power and Klans Violence Rise
The piece surveys Middle East oil power struggles with Turkey England and Russia, noting competing aims over sea access and economic control. It shifts to Mer Rouge Louisiana where killings and Klansman violence under martial law spark federal interest and accusations of propaganda and lawlessness.
Daughter of Chief Justice Melville Fuller’s Daughter Found Dead
Neighbors found Mrs Maude Fuller Delius, eldest daughter of the late Melville W Fuller, in a Chicago three room apartment. Police say death by own action after checking a barred door. A $350 check and a bank book showing $97,000 in local bank. She was about 55, widowed after her husband killed himself eighteen years ago.
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Chicago
Maude Fuller Delius
Melville W. Fuller
U. S. Supreme Court
Washington’ Society
Delius
Wolf
Hoover and Mellon Advise On Farm Credits Bill
Secretary Melson of the Treasury Hoover of Commerce and Wallace of Agriculture met Saturday with the private banking committee on measures to extend short term farm marketing credits and provide long term credits for cattle. He expressed preference for the pending measure but indicated hesitancy on full endorsement. Mouver opposed using the federal reserve board and urged using the farm loan board as the government financial agency.
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Hoover
Wallace
Mellon
Ashington
Treasury Department
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Banking Committee
McLean
Connecticut
Sue
War Finance Corporation
Wasidington
Melson
Commerce Department
Department of Sgr
Mouver
Uso
Federal Reserve Board
Business Here Getting Better Big Year Ahead
The article surveys postwar optimism across U S industry in 1922 23. It cites improving government stability in major powers and reduced unemployment with skilled labor shortages in places. It notes rising foreign demand and higher retail sales, plus corporate stock dividends signaling confidence and thrift. Industry leaders foresee profits in 1923 and expansion if construction demand holds. It includes quotes from F W Sisson and Frank Hoog of the Trane company about gains in 1922 and expectations for 1923.
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Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Turkey
Frank Hoog
Trane Company
Poventry
New U S Fuel CTEF Washington Names Wedler as Replacing Speng
Francia R Wedler named to succeed Conrad E Speng as distributor at the New U S Fuel CTEF in Washington. Speng retires January 1 after voluntary departure. Wadleigh serves as Speng’s assistant.
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U.S
Washington
Francia R. Wedler
Conrad £. Speng
White House
Mr. Wadleigh
Spens
Elusive wedding chase of Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick
News sleuths camped at the Lake Shore Drive mansion watching for signs of a rumored marriage to Edwin Krenn. The day followed a hectic trail from hotel sightings to the McCormick residence with fashion guests, a carpet, and a court summon for Krenn.
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Edith R. M’cormick
Hicago
Associated Press
Lake Shore Drive
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Edwin Krenn
Bel
Washington Day in Review of Senate Actions and Court News
The House returned after New Year’s to finish the annual post office appropriation bill at 584,614,000. Mellon endorsed the Copper agricultural credits bill before the Senate Banking Committee. Harding asked for FRAC DC modernization funds for battleships. The Senate passed the naval appropriation of 325,990,090 without the Borah amendment and with a call for further limits. Senior circuit judges opened a conference to ease federal court congestion. Canadian trade notes said the new taxi law did not curb imports. The ICC said about forty U.S. railroads earned over the six percent standard. Harding commuted sentences of I W W members convicted under wartime laws. The government challenged Supreme Court jurisdiction in appeals from foreign steamship rulings. A federal grand jury indicted Benedict Crowell and six other War Department officials over wartime contracts.
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Washington
House
Senate
Treasury
Mellon
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Harding
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Industrial Workers of the World
Mmice
Supreme Court
Judge Hand
New York
Benedict Crowell
War Department
Palmer House cashier robbed of large hotel funds
In Chicago on a Saturday afternoon a robber held up Mrs. Katherine Donovan, the Palmer House head bookkeeper, in the auditor's office. She was knocked unconscious and the thief escaped with an estimated five thousand to one hundred forty thousand dollars. The incident disrupts the famed hotel's operations.
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Chicago
Katherine Donovan
Palmer House
Man Held For Arson After Wife’s Murder Confession
Minn Judge BL Dean called a special grand jury to hear Clarence Hamblen case in which he allegedly confessed to murdering his wife at Ceylon Minnesota on October 9. Hamblen collected his wife’s life insurance and traveled to Stockton California before being brought back to face arson charges. He is said to have signed a confession to murder and is willing to plead guilty.
Ritchie Mitchell Scheduled to Fight Johnny Dundee
Milwaukee local lightweight Ritchie Mitchell is matched to meet New York’s Johnny Dundee in a ten round no decision bout before the Incat club on January 8. The bout has a stipulated weight of 138 pounds at 3 PM with the boxers to split sixty five percent of the gross receipts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ritchie Mitchell
Johnny Dunilea
New York
Battling Siki Sues Boxing Federation for Re Anstatement
Paris Battling Siki filed a civil suit Saturday against Paul Resseau president of the French boxing federation seeking annulment of a nine months disqualification and restoration of his claim as European heavyweight champion won from Georges Carpentier.
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Paris
Battling Siki
Paul Resseau
French Boxing Federation
Georges Carpentier
Tunney Delaney Bout Off Oklahoma City
A twelve round bout scheduled for January 1 between Gene Tunney and Jimmy Delaney was canceled after Tunney fell ill. The event, to be held in Oklahoma City, was called off Saturday night due to his illness.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Gene Tunnyé
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Tunney
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