Germany to Get Hearing on French Coal Default Proposal
The Reparations Commission granted Germany a hearing before acting on France’s demand that Germany be declared in default on coal deliveries. Berlin was notified to send experts for testimony next Monday, with Sir John Bradbury present and no merits discussion held. Germany will argue it cannot deliver more than 80 percent of the 1922 quota due to domestic needs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Reparations Commission
Berlin
John Bradbury
Administration Forges Plan to Fight Robinson Bill
The administration groups in Warrington and the capital mobilize against Senator Robinson's reparations commission resolution. Chairman Lodge of the foreign relations committee confers with Hughes and reports caution about timing. Lodge stresses the announcement reflects his views though it aligns with admin goals.
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Robinson Bill
Warrington
DD. C
Senate
Jtebinson
Nineato
Lodge
Foreign Relations
Carmeithes
Outa Hy Hughes
Hughes
Ted
Sand
Bond Fixing Ends Habeas Corpus in Knox Case
Permanent bond of 2000 dollars was set at 10 this morning for Mee William Knox 36 year old widow of Murum Knox, the lumberman slain in Anglestine Texas. The bond and habeas corpus hearing occurred in Judge Stark's district court as the grand jury panel is selected for March.
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Agreociated Press
San Angestine
Tex
Wis
Mee
William Knox
Imrum Knox
Bend
Stark
Former Mayor M'Koin Faces Trial After Return
Former mayor M'Koin arrived in Menrae with two state representatives after a morning trip from Galiimnorw. He was escorted toward Bastrop where his fate rests with the court while the case remains pending under judicial supervision.
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Asseviated Press
Menrete, Bat— Br
Melkuin
Mer
Menrae Fren
Medford Pioneer Dies Aged 73
Aged 73, Gustav Set Wa Schwarty died at his Medford home after emigrating from Germany with his family. He arrived in the county years ago and later moved with relatives to Taylor County where he settled on land that remained his home.
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Vby Associated Ress
Madford
Wie
Gustav
Schwarty
Vane
Merlon
Schwartz
Serle
Hedwares
Fawity
Taylor County
French invasion of Ruhr seen as US issue by leaders
In Chicago and New Hampshire addresses, Frant Lowden and Senator Moses argue France invading the Ruhr would force a U S response but they deem it none of the United States business to enforce German reparations or indemnities. A French labor leader also condemns the Ruhr invasion as wicked and costly to France.
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Chicago
Rube District
Germany
United States
Frant OQ
Lowden
Tinois
Branchesier
N. H
Moses
France
Ruhr
Rochester
Dean Slonguet
Amahgamated
Mesaute
Life imprisonment for poisoning wife in Minnesota case
Clarence Hamblen was sentenced to life in prison at Stillwater for murdering his wife by poisoning. He pled guilty before Judge Hamblen after being indicted by a grand jury citing murder in the second degree. The case involved a disinterred body and an earlier flight to California.
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Ay United Press
Fairmont
Min
Clarence Hamilen
Debt Funding Commissions Set Meeting for Monday
Washington DC United Press reports the British and American debt funding commissions will meet Monday at 19 a m in the Treasury Department to discuss out of the British debt exceeding four billion dollars. Secretary Hughes and British Ambassador Geddes led a courtesy call with chancellor Baldwin and Montague Werman observing.
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Ambassador Geddes
Hughes
United Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Mellen
Treasury Department
Am- Lussadon
Sheppard Proposes Harsher Penalties for Day Violations
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas, sponsor of the Eighteenth Amendment, announced new legislation to stiffen penalties for liquor law violations. The measure would raise fines and add a prison term up to six months for possession and transportation of liquor, to be introduced at the earliest opportunity.
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Washington, DN. C
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Sheppard
Wisconsin State League to Meet in Appleton Tomorrow
Green Bay Associated Press reports a Wisconsin State League meeting set for Sunday afternoon in Appleton. President C E Moulen calls the gathering to discuss 1923 season plans and consider other sites for league admission. Representatives from Marinette Menasha Green Bay Manitowoc and Menasha clubs are expected.
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Associated Press
Green Bay
Wis
Appleton
C. EB. Moulen
Marinette-Menadolner
Manimoor
Annleton
Menasha
Toond
Rosewood Quiet After Riot Toll
Associated Press reports Rosewood Florida and nearby areas were calm after a violent clash Thursday night between white and Black residents. One white woman was killed, and an escaped Black convict wanted for assault vanished, raising fears of further trouble but no additional incidents were reported.
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Associated Press
Rosewood
Fla
Prison Development League Probe by DA Office in California
District Attorney in Los Angeles County interrogates the Prison Development League amid records seized by the federal justice department. Authorities probe fundraising and alleged ties to prison labor operations and a Hollywood tank incident linked to Teagan's name.
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Prison Development League
California
District Attorney’s Office
Ysy United Press
Los Angeles
Callfli
Me Prion Development League
Wwenn
States Department of Justles
Teague
Gadges
Nhos
Priveng
Clottier
Costaire
Bern
Hollywood
Teagan
Cosnelln
All Sailes
Fear
Enoth
Bea
Bertha Pall
Snow blankets many parts of the Midwest
Snow covered Missouri Indiana New Orleans? Midwest cities as Chicago and Superior Wisconsin felt up to two inches through the day. The Weather Bureau warned of continuing snow across Indiana and Illinois with subzero cold in Superior Wisconsin and a dropping thermometer across the region.
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Chicago
Middle West
Missouri
Indiana
Upper Lake Region
Mississinpi
Superior
Wis
Witnesses give varied stories at Herrin trial
Seven defense witnesses described the June 22 mob march in Merrion street diversely. They testified about crowd size and presence of women or children but all said none saw any of the five defendants, though all allowed they might have been in the crowd. The judge adjourned court for the morning.
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Ert
United Press Star
Marion
Jill
Herrin Midasaere Tral
Tig
Merri
Len
Nerrin
Mitty
Tumod
Otlery
Taursdax
Charges Against Sx-Sheriff Robb Dismissed by Judge
In Des Moines Iowa the charges against former Sar Sheriff Woo Robb were dismissed by Judge Mershon. The filing tied Willum McMurray, former Paris county jailer, to the grand jury exhibit theft, but the judge called the proceedings a farce and dismissed them.
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Robb
Associated Press
Dew Moines
Willum McMurray
Parls County
Sherif Woo Robb
Willy Tun
Three Die in Garage Fire in North Carolina Home
A garage blaze in Raleigh N C killed three persons burn victims identified as residents of the home Mrs J W Sinising and two others details scarce firefighting units estimated loss around 150 dollars and a surname Meg mentioned in fragmented recital
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Raleish
N. C—Phree
J. W. Sinising
Sun
Caralina Thilo
Ite
Congress Debates Appropriation Amid Oil Price Skirmishes
A garbled report shows House panels debating an appropriation as oil market tensions trigger price swings. Committees discuss implications for funding and wheat price effects, with unclear references to named officials and locations.
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Atrentera
Destroyer Bainbridge Rescues 500 Shipmates at Sea
The American destroyer Bainbridge under Commander Andrew II Adams braved rough seas to rescue about 500 people including women and children from a stricken ship. The refugees, many fleeing Turkey, were saved by small boats and then plucked from the water along with the ship’s crew.
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Andrew II. Adams
U.S
Turkey
Yanks to be evacuated from France amid occupation plan
A disjointed dispatch from Washington reports U S and Allied forces withdrawing from parts of France and Germany as a military occupation threat looms in the Ruby Valley region. The piece notes high government disapproval of such moves and hints at broader repercussions for defense efforts and prisoner policies.
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Ruhr Valley
A.dy Bradford
Washington
Germany
Fielal Watt Doday
Praner
Boston Federal Reserve official Morse cited in business notes
Jumbled text mentions W P G Harding and Boston Federal Reserve Bank with unclear phrases about governance and business interests. The readable parts reference Morse and governance roles, but the fragmentary source lacks coherent events or dates to confirm a complete item.
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W. P.G. Harding
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank
Senate Backs Withdrawal of U S Troops from Germany
The Senate voted to adopt a resolution urged by Senator Reed calling for the return of remaining U S occupation forces from Germany. An amendment by Senator New disavowed unfriendliness to European nations, while a motion to send the resolution to foreign relations for study failed 30 to 77.
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Amy Ax Foe
Drearyshington
9. C
Senate
Germany
Reed
Missouri
Foreign Relations Committee
New
Indiana
Unclear OCR Chronicle Records Huggane Observation
Fragmentary text from an OCR page mentions last seen actions and places with numerous garbled phrases. It references names, dates, and events in a disordered stream, obscuring clear facts or outcomes for a concise summary.
Heart disease blamed for logger's death at Appleton
A logger lost his life at Appleton, Montana, with heart disease believed to be the cause. The incident prompted medical and police attention as authorities investigated the death of the local worker.
Turkkish Protest Erupts At Public Meeting
Turkmenistan event coverage reports a heated protest at a conference hall with interruptions and shouted demands. Observers note a tense scene as attendees clash over governance, with calls for a showdown and mentions of legal actions and expected dates.
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Apasacintodt
Lavdasnag
Tos Ark
Ain Amiel
Semtateodortt
Armonuy
Sie Sforaee
Dtubohold
Bats
Laret
Aralea
Petiah
Neighbor Helps Fix Auto Sued For Accident Damages
Local residents assist with auto repairs following a collision but face a lawsuit over damages. The report references neighbors, a vehicle, and a fire related incident in a town area, noting disputed responsibility and ongoing legal action.
Passenger train derailed with no injuries reported
A passenger train derailed without causing injuries. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, but the incident occurred near Onaleka and involved track issues. Investigators have not released a full report yet.
Grim testimony on brutal murders at Louisiana hearing
Pathologists described the mutilation of two men killed by hand ed terrorists in a Louisiana incident. Drs Duval and Sanford testified that arms were broken and chests crushed with pressure from multiple directions. The hearing compared the atrocity to historic tortures and described it as especially shocking in a wooded shelter near Mer Rowe.
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Sint
Bustrop
Watt Daniel
Thomas
F.richards
Charles W. Duval
John A. Sanford
Secion
Mer Rowe
Daniel
Louisiana
Plot to Recover Insurance After Slaying Husband
A disjointed report from Washington details a murder case in which a suspect named Nar Tasband is linked to insurance money from a husband’s death. Police say they investigated a volatile confrontation and recovered evidence suggesting arrangement to claim benefits. The piece notes weather updates and broader national wire coverage alongside unclear local ties.
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