Witnesses Describe Executions at Is Sur Tille in War Probe
The Senate committee heard testimony from Herbert Cadenhead who said he witnessed ten to twelve executions at Is Sur Tille while transporting German prisoners by truck. He claimed some were doped, and described the scene to lawmakers led by Senator Watson as part of a probe into whether soldiers were executed without trial.
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Associated
Washington
Poldiere
Iv-Sur-Tille
France
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Herbert Codenhead
Greenville
Mississippi
Is-Sur-Tille
Tent Phice
War Department
Ts-Sur-Tille
A. EB. FP. Ws
Cadenhead
Cydenhead
Stid
Brandegee
C Cadenhead
Snator Ovorman
North Carolina
Bethel
Cadenhoad
Cadenhood
Dail Adjourns Till Afternoon After Talks In Dublin
Dublin January 4 The Dail Bir Cane adjourned this morning until this afternoon to discuss two De Valera proposals. This was seen as a hopeful sign for an agreement as members sought time for decisive talks in the chamber.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dail Bircane
de Valera
Bandits Kill Three Persons in Maywood Plant Incident
Bandits attacked the Maywood plant area killing three individuals. The victims include workers Anetta Tan, Hans Ainleita, and Arthie Bengom, as police pursue leads. The incident occurred amid ongoing concerns about company security and local crime.
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Thivago
Die
Deentobas Sofia
Maywood Pinto
Hans Ainleita
Lande Gweviney
Dabnurl Jo Lee Ebiyt
Arthie Bengom
Cere
Judge Meuletr Resigning to Seek Republican Nomination
Judge W C Meuletr will resign as judge of the Piret judicial district effective tomorrow to resume practice in the general field of law. He did not comment on reports he would be a candidate for the Republican nomination for dong ee.
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Oubybsne
Jin
W. C. Meuletr
Piret
Dong-Ee
Prediction Treaty Defeat Seen By Irish Leader
London dispatch quotes J Walsh of Dail Hireann predicting the Anglo Irish treaty will be defeated by at least two votes and that a decision on the pact would likely be taken that night.
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London
J. Walsh
Dail Hireann
Boss Penrose Buried Today in Private Philadelphia Funeral
Funeral for Bola Venrose held with only relatives present as per the Senator's wish. The burial occurred this morning in Philadelphia amid a restrained ceremony reflecting family wishes.
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Boss Penrose
Philadelphia
Bola Venrose
Boen
Airship Fueling In Flight Sparks Aerial Navigation Talk
Paris reports Godfrey Cabot of Cambridge has perfected in flight refueling for planes, promising easier transatlantic travel and space for passengers and mail. He foresees ocean crossings becoming routine within a few years if fuel capacity constraints are managed.
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Paris
Shin
Andaventun
Godfrey Cabot
Cambridge
Mass
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
Wind River elk winter grounds project planned
Governor Carey and federal agencies cooperate to secure two or three winter elk grounds at Wind River head in this county. The plan aims to extend winter cure policy for the elk population in the upper Wind River district and Jackson Hole adjacent areas, with observation by the Biological Survey and Forestry Service officials.
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Governor Carey
Otate
Biological Survey
Forpat Service
Wind River
Jackson's Hole
Noloon
Wit
Fleet Hand
Kidnapped Dublin Correspondent Demands Action
Associated Press report from Dublin says G A B Kay, the Lein Thane correspondent, was seized by armed men and says the captors will be punished. Michael Culling tracked a man to reach him and vows consequences for the kidnapers.
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Associated
Dublin
Das
G.A. B. Kay
Relene Hina Beun
Dail Birounm
Michael Culling
Togek
Italy Accepts Second Root Resolution At Arms Conference
Italy will back the second Root resolution prohibiting submarine attacks on merchant ships if France agrees. The decision, reported by Italian radio, clears the way for a full naval committee session today at the arms conference.
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Washington
Italy
Naval Committee
Detroit to take over municipal street railway system
Detroit moves toward full municipal control after a treaty with Detroit United Railway ends a long conflict. A 1922 vote may authorize purchase of the remainder of the system, which would total about 476 miles of track, vastly surpassing other U S municipal networks.
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Detrow
Mich
Detroit
Detroit United Railway
San Proncinco
Vetsy
Detroit United
United States Supreme Court
Woodward Avenue
Fort Street
Hnea
Tte
City
Balleway
Great Artist Dead at Age 60
PAMIR Jan Hy reports the death of a prominent Balt artist at sixty, noted for popular numbers and literary work. The figure held the Hoop Medal in 1208 and inspired many works tied to Old Salon traditions, with numerous pieces later reaching the United States.
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Pamir
Jan
Donoph Balt
Balt
Cnet
Jhiteh
Pivmaieh
Tia Jdetaroe
United States
Sewer Pipe Combine Indictments in Sherman Act Probe
New York January 5 indictments charging Sherman act violations were returned by the federal grand jury against eleven corporations and ten individuals, alleged members of the sewer pipe combine.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
Ofl
Lost Cherokees Tale Shapes Cherokee County History
In Grove Oklahoma on January 5 the Keetoowah society recalls the 1834 Cherokee sale dispute. Old Cherokee claimants recount the split over tribal land, the westward flight, and the bitter ultimatum that led to migrations toward the Mississippi and beyond, marking the chapter as the Lost Cherokees tale.
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Amd
Irrigation Halt Tangles Chile Bolivia Water Rights
Chilean government granted private individuals rights to divert Mauri river waters for northern irrigation sparking a diplomatic clash with Bolivia. In Washington reports, fifty bodies were recovered from the Greek liner Lenn after a torpedo explosion near Jurat harbor.
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Rantiago
Chile
Atuenh
Jun
der Letroyer Lenn
Torjede de Wiraaun
Warehiye
Famine and Typhus Grip Early 1922 Russia
Horrific conditions unfold in Russia with eight months of famine in regions like Taart sia Saratof Samara Ufa Orenburg and Kazan. Deaths may reach ten million as typhus spreads. Americans feed a million children while British and others aid a hundred thousand more under dangerous conditions. Several relief workers including Dr Reginald Parrar and Mary Patterson die from typhus.
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Moscow
Rusia
Russia
Taartsia
Saratof
Samara
Ufa
Orenburg
Kazan
Reginald Parrar
League of Nations
Minn Mary Patterson
Mision
Guertner
Red Cross
Aelief
Germany Goes After Profiteers in Wartime Push
Berlin reports a united effort by federal and state authorities to curb price gouging and looting. Police and secret agents scour cities and farms for profiteers. arrests rise as workers are urged not to strike. Retailers hoard and hoarded goods provoke unrest among workers and the poor, with some shopbreakings and beatings noted.
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Berlin
Germany
Kidnapped London correspondent freed in Cork release
A Cork telegram reports that Desmond Pitegornd, a propaganda chief, announced the release of A. BR Kay, the kidnapped London Chronicle correspondent. The message provides a four room furnished setup near the post office and mentions a 026,00 payment and local contacts Lanier and Wye.
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Dublin
Cork
Desmond Pitegornd
Sluleter
Propaganda
BR Kay
London
Chave
Lanier
Roosevelt 6 Honored With Bronze Tablet
State and municipal officers will attend the unveiling at police headquarters of a bronze tablet for former President Roosevelt commemorating his service as head of the police department in 1995. The tablet was erected in the room where Roosevelt planned his reforms.
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Associated Press
New York
Roosevelt
Rem
Revenue Collector Explain New Personal Exemptions 1921
Cheyenne January 5. A statement from Revenue Collector M. B Reynolds in Wyoming explains the 1921 Revenue Act provisions on personal exemptions for married couples and the rule for gross income of 5000 or more. The act lowers exemptions to 2000 for higher incomes and 2500 for certain married filers with lower nets, while preserving the 4 percent rate on the first 4000 above exemptions and 6 percent on the rest, with a safeguard clause to prevent excessive tax increases. Exemptions also apply to heads of families and those supporting relatives.
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Cheyenne
Collector of Internal Revenue
Reynolds
District of
Wyoming
Homelessness Scare Shocks Hartlepool Region
Scattered reports indicate many families in the Hartlepool area are homeless after a string of fires. The blaze damaged numerous homes, with authorities tallying thousands displaced and a large lumber yard incinerated. Local officials confirm ongoing investigations and a forthcoming formal ceremony to mark progress.
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Hartlepool
England
Agreement reached by powers on China tariff and troop withdrawal
The nine conference powers acting as a committee on far eastern questions agreed to a five percent Chinese tariff increase. They adopted resolutions calling for eventual withdrawal of foreign troops in China at China’s request. They also considered submarine proposals and a draft naval treaty to be presented later by the five powers naval committee.
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Washington
China
Five Powers Naval Committee
Egyptian crimes chief survives youth attack in Cairo
Badreldine Bey, controller of the Egyptian crimes department, narrowly escaped a youth attack in Cairo. He pursued his assailant despite being seriously wounded in the incident reported by the Late Telegraph.
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Cairo
Badreldine Bey
Hill heirs dispute over Mrs J J Hill estate unsettled
Associated Press dispatch from St Paul notes developments in the heirs dispute over Mrs J J Hill estate including Louis W Hill’s status as president of United Securities. Chicago reports May wheat closing at 1.1178 and corn at 53.125 cents.
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BT. Paul, Minn
J. J. Hill
Louis ‘W. Hill
United Securities Company
Dail adjourns after brief sessions on Anglo-Irish treaty
Dublin January 5 The Dail Eireann after a short morning and afternoon sitting made no progress on the Anglo-Irish treaty. It adjourned until tomorrow morning to hear the unofficial committee report seeking a basis of agreement in private session.
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Dublin
Dail Eir
Lonna
Drilling Extension Law Passed in Senate
Washington January 5 The Senate passed the house bill extending the time for holders of federal oil and gas permits to begin or complete risky operations. The measure tightens the extension so the total period cannot exceed three years.
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Washington
Senate
House
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