Open Door Policy Stance Echoed at Lausanne Talks
The United States demands an open door to Turkey and equal rights with the allies on all concessions, stressing protections for American interests in Mesopotamia and Anatolia. The American delegation and Minister Grew assert America seeks no favor to any power, only fair participation in any Turkish negotiations.
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Lawanne
United States
Ottoman Empire
Ambasaador Child
Bute Department
Bie
United Sutewn
Reme
Apolld
Turkey
Mesopotamia
Monul
Asia
America
Traq
Felgil
Stan Hughes
Alove
Anatolia
Syria
Italy
Mosul
Asia Minor
Initversal
Andiente
Ortcries
Tyance
Fereal
Hin
Uresce
Pardanelles Amt
Bos
Five Murdered and Home Burned to Hide Crime
Bristol Tennessee dispatch reports James W. Smith a grocer aged 60 his wife their daughter Ruby two their niece Mia Delline Burchfield and her son Charles thirteen murdered in a State Street residence and store then the house set ablaze to destroy evidence. Ben Burchfield husband of the murdered woman was arrested in Johnson City and held as a suspect after officers recovered blood on his clothing. The fire was noticed about four this morning and the charred bodies found in the ruins. Authorities say the victims were beaten with an axe before the fire. Burchfield and his wife had recently separated and threats against her were noted.
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Bristol
Tenn
James W. Smith
Ruby
Mia
Delline Burchfield
Charles
Ben Burchfield
Johnson City
Hia
Smith
State Stree
Astire
Burchfield
Destroyers to Chart Bottom of Pacific
Washington officials announce a Navy sounding effort to map ocean depths off the North American west coast. Scientists from the Carnegie Institute join destroyers Hull and Cory for long-range soundings from San Francisco to Ensenada, Mexico, to aid earthquake research.
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Washington
Navy Department
Denby
Pacific Ocean
North America
Scientife
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Hull
Corre
Wall
Cory
Ban Prancises
San Franchero
Point Teercanse Mexico
Iowa Republican Leader Dies in Rochester Hospital
Wetater Wy la Werton obituary notes a longtime Iowa Republican figure dies Saturday night in the Mave hospital at Worchester from heart disease. He had been a prominent party leader for many years and retired from active politics.
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Iowa
Rochester
Wetater
Werton
Worchester
Ming
Bowie
Fragmentary OCR notice from 19th century paper
A partial OCR read shows a damaged notice mentioning individuals from Keawatiite and a bead erry chee, with stray phrases about injury and a Marshed inspection. The legible names and places are unclear, but the fragment hints at a legal or personal notice printed in the issue.
Three Miners Burned in Explosion at Allie Ata
A mine disaster at Allie Ata leaves three miners burned and trapped as rescuers race to reach them. Firefighters and government crews coordinate air and ground efforts to rescue the injured workers and assess the blast damage.
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Allie
Nebraska Comptroller Targets Government Transportation Payments
Comptroller General McCarl, from McCook Nebraska, exposes long running overpayments by railway and water transport charges to the federal government. He moves payments directly through the General Accounting Office, removing disbursing officers from these charges to stop the leak and recover funds.
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George F. Authier
Washington
Omaha Bee
McCarl
McCook
Neb
Nebraska
General Accounting Office
McCart
Grand Jury to Resume Probe of Hell Mille Mystery Today
A seereet grand jury in amervile is set to reconvene to begin hearings on a mysterious event involving the murder of Wheeler Mall and the fate of Mille. Officials expect a formal indictment by Wednesday noon and a decision on proceedings by the following Thursday.
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Grand Jury
Amervile
Seereet Grand Jury
Ealien
Wheeler Mall
Fragmentary historical note from Reesbeth Nevada
A decipherable fragment records a dated event in Reesbeth Nevada, mentioning a concise time reference and a local activity connected to a broader wartime or civic moment. The legible names and precise actions are sparse, with details remaining obscured by the OCR’s corruption.
Tiernan and new mate wed amid Illinois divorce chaos
Chicago dispatch reports John P. Tiernan former Notre Dame inspector and figure in a paternity suit returned to South Bend to sort a tangle over divorce. His second marriage occurred two days after a divorce, provoking questions about the legality of both unions and the first wife’s charges of coercion and assault.
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Chicago
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
South Ben
Fila Aivorce
Blanche Belmmer
Tiernan
Crown Point
Ind
Iowa
Brlimer
Charles HW Hawn
Harwell
Terman
Harry Poulin
Booth Bend
South Bend
Cheater I. Montgomery
Paulin
Indiana
Towa
Tam
Chicaco
Redeon
Lowa
Armed men defend Mexicali municipal building in unrest
In Mexicali a crowd threats city hall after Mayor Gite Moller’s removal and a gubernatorial appointment. Armed guards block access as fire hoses stand ready. General Joma Ferrerio warns that street disturbances will be dealt with severely.
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Mexicali
Lower
California
Gite Moller
Detera
Log
Joma Ferrerio
Medicine for Mother in Law Case Fails in Court
A historic cloistered court report details a case involving a man and his mother in law. The ruling from the supreme court affirms a charge related to theft and possession of undetermined items. The narrative records the judge and town marshal involvement and the contentious dispute over a pistol and related alleged acts.
Hog Cholera Outbreak Reported in Randell Vicenty Vicinity
News notes a hog cholera outbreak spreading among swine in Randell Vicenty and surrounding farms. Officials urge farmers to monitor herds, implement quarantine measures, and report unusual swine illnesses to authorities.
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Randell
Subsidy Bill Faces Close Vote in House
Washington dispatch reports a tight House vote on the administration subsidy bill with many Republicans and Democrats opposed. Amendments aimed at cutting the 6 percent shipper freight deduction are likely, while opposition from agriculture and labor remains strong. Senate action follows debates on other measures including price restrictions and immigration limits.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture
Lincoln Man Denies Word Is Candidate
Lincoln Nebraska November 24 report that petitions circulated in Lincoln to file Henry Ford as a presidential candidate. Prominent Progressive figure in Nebraska denies mentioning any plan to back Ford.
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Lincoln
Henry Ford
Botton
Gerty
Nebraska
Treowenent
Navieral
Peedie
Untitled letter involving heiress and mystery suitor
A blurred historical note describes a letter to an heiress from an unknown suitor. The fragment hints at social intrigue, greetings, and potential dates or events surrounding the communication, with several names and places partially legible.
Fragmentary OCR News Item Seeks Clarity on Local Issue
Incomplete text from a local newspaper page shows scattered phrases and names. Readable elements point to a community matter involving residents and a council, but key details and decisions are missing.
Cup That Cheers Evident at Army Navy Game
Wire report from Washington notes a breakdown in prohibition enforcement at the Philadelphia Army Navy game with 50,000 in attendance. Reported drinking occurred in stadium areas and hotel rooms, prompting possible action by President Harding and cabinet members. Weeks plans to address the issue at the next cabinet meeting and a broader probe or reorganization of enforcement is expected.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Army and Navy
Harding
Congress
Weekes
Weeks
Motorless Gliding Tests Set for January
An indoor, motorless gliding and soaring flight competition is planned for January in New York. The event will award prizes for planes with two to seven handlers, attracting entries from American air clubs and European participants, with trophies ranging from 500 to 3040.
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New York
Gronend
Ameren Buililee
Oftrante
Pebserty
Relot Meyer
Miss MacSwiney Continues Hunger Strike at Prison
Fragmented OCR text shows Miss MacSwiney is described as continuing a hunger strike at a prison. The readable portions reference political figures and protest context, though details are corrupted and unclear.
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Miss MacSwiney
Alleged Stealer of Hoge Fails to Appear for Trial
A suspect from Loup City Nem Num failed to appear for a court trial. The case involves the alleged theft of Hoge. Details about the arrest and proceedings are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Hoge
Loup City
Nem
Tient Waertyn
Ikea
Country to Hear Famous Kansas Yells by Radio
Kansas alumni across the nation will join a nationwide radio program December 1 tuning in to the Kansas yell and songs from Robinson Gymnasium. Chancellor Lindley and others will speak during a two hour broadcast at 6 p.m. Pacific time.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kun
University
Lindley
Pacific Coast
Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas City Star
WDAR
K. T
K. C
Louisiana
Wozens
K. UV
Fortier
University of Kana
New York City
San Francisco
Trials of Treavon Nearing Close in Turbulent Reeks
Fragmentary text describes trials near Treavon and Nilete amid political turmoil and cabinet discussions. References to Creek and British factors, legal processes, and possible prosecutions hint at a broader conflict shaping governance. Names and precise events are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Treavon
Fatal party crash near Tehama claims several Omaha youths
A late night car crash five miles south of Tehama killed Young Winsenthaler and injured others including Vinsonietay and Mine Moni. Latta and his wife escaped with minor injuries. The vehicle left a curve on the Washington highway after a party return from Teaman. Fire, hospitalization, and urgent medical aid followed as witnesses and relatives arrived.
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Vinconlinier
Helen
Omaha
Willan
Latta
Tolga
Washesington Hintiwas
Windahibell
Etruch
Giffort
Téhwmub
Taxpayers' League to Hold State Meet
The Taxpayers' League plans a state meeting to form a permanent organization. Delegates from Hamilton County named include W. L Fytley and Y. G. Edgerton. The group aims to study state university expenses and seek a statewide expenditure reduction totaling several million dollars.
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Taxpayers’ League
Scott
Houghton
R. Davidson
Y. G. Edgerton
Tiaxpayers Meira
State University
Cononittan
Sonpeoedithia
Taspaseny Loacur
Amerita
Pivekiont Fartey
Degrees Granted by University of Paris Report
Reading from a historical note, the procession and ceremony at the University of Paris included a crowd and faculty. Professors and students from the United States were represented as the academic year opened, with mention of degrees awarded and hosts in Paris.
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University of Paris
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