Dispute Over Oil Area Reaches League Council
Paris dispatch reports Earl of Balfour presenting Britain's clash with Turkey over Mosul oil fields to the League of Nations council. No action taken pending Turkish acceptance of league jurisdiction. Mosul covered by a mandate and feared to threaten peace.
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Council of the League of Nations
Associated Press
Paris
Great Bristain
Turkey
Mosul
Council of the
League of Nations
Earl of Balfour
League
Lord Balfour
Trak
Great Britain
League of Sas| Wen
Bandits Kidnap and Rob Langley Payroll at Virginia Bank
United Press reports bandits kidnapped Captain Norman J. Cota and robbed Langley field payroll of 342,000 dollars. Two enlisted guards accompanying Cota disappeared. aviators later found Cota and his clerk Ira Goff tied to trees near Dig Bethel nine miles from Hamp ton. The two guards said they were tied by bandits and later freed.
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Horfolk Va
Norman J. Cota
Langley Field
Captain Cota
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Sergi
Ira
Goff
Dig Bethel
Hampton
Cota
Ava
Langley Feld
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Big Sandy
Pastor Held For Shooting Of Girl
A German pastor from Duesseldorf and other Ruhr area church workers were held for investigation after a girl was shot in what police say may have been an accidental firing. The victim died from a heart wound after being struck in the heart as she rushed from the house where the incident occurred. Police initial statements claimed no knowledge of the shooting.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Brie
John Debinskae
St. Casimir's Orish Church
Duesseldorf
Basay
Ihr House
Governor Plans Special Laws For Sick Soldiers
Governor Hardwick of Georgia received a letter from Wisconsin Governor Blaine requesting relief for ex service men confined in Georgia prisons reformatories or other penal institutions. Blaine cites wartime injuries and hardships causing reoffending and aims to seek special legislation for ex soldiers nationwide.
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Associated Tress
Atlanta
Hardwick
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Georgia
Blaing
Doran Offers Reparations Resolution in Senate Clash
Washington D C United Press describes President Jaerding pressuring senators to push the ship subsidy bill before March 4 met with a defiant anti subsidy rebuke. Senator Borgh introduced a resolution urging President Harding to invite nations to a reparations economic conference, but Harding disapproves deeming a world economic conference impractical. Continued on magazine.
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Washington, D.C
Jaerding
Senate
Lawrence Martin
Washington, D. C
Borgh
Harding
Borul
White House
Hughes
New Haven
Sabotage Incidents Reported as Ruhr Axis Tensions Rise
Duesseldorf reports an attempted train wreck involving General Weygand and Minister Le lSrocnuer en route to Jouessel dorf from Daria last evening. Sabotage also includes wrecked signal boxes on Ruhr lines amid occupation crackdowns. London notes no expected parliamentary session before Feb 13. Berlin reports large anti French demonstrations across Rhineland and Ruhr in response to French occupation actions.
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General Weygand
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Jouesseldorf
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Dueseren
Ruhr
London
Bonar Law
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Labor Party
United Press
Berlin
Rhineland
Fenn
Dortmund
Aix Oda
Spanish Soldiers Describe Sufferings in Morocco
Associated Press reports Madrid is learning of Spanish soldiers and civilians ransomed from Moorish captors who recount brutal treatment after victories. Prisoners were shot on raid days, General Navarro endured menial tasks with ball and chain, women were publicly tormented, and most released captives suffer serious health issues needing extended hospital care.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Ciyillang
Morocco
Navarrro
Ihain
New Theory in Case of Waupun Death Emerges
Fond du Lac Wis District Attorney James Murray orders an inquest into the death of William Peters found in a well near his home in Waupun. Pinkerton detectives support the murder theory and a coroner’s jury may return a verdict that leads to multiple arrests. An autopsy by Dr C H Bunting suggests death from a base brain blow, with brain and blood tests pending. No water in the lungs implies Peters was dead before being placed in the well.
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William Peters
United Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
James Murray
Anell
Wau- Pun
Pinkerton
Waupun
Etroner
Gro
Fond du Luc
Wiliam Peters
C. H. Bunting
University of Wisconsin
Dist. Atty
Fond du Lar
Peters
Gr. Bunting
Wisconsin farmer drowned linked to mail bomb case
Wisconsin Rapids Tribune reports Wood County farmer Robert Schneck, who died by drowning near Richland Center on 1921 date, may have been targeted by the same person who mailed a bomb that killed Mrs. James St. Chapman. John Magnuson, released on bond, ties the cases and says Bedneck circulated a canal petition amid pro drainage tensions. Mrs Schneck has sold the farm home near Marshfield and moved to Belle Plain, Texas.
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Robert Schneck
Associated Press
Wisconsin Haplids
Wis
Wood County
Richland Center
Mall
James St. Chapman
Wisconsin Rauids Tribune
John Dragnunon
Chapman
Judgza Byron Parke
Bedneck
Aml Creek
Magnuson
Schneck
Belle Plain
Provisions of Severson and Dahl Bills Debated In Madison
Special to The North Ceasrery reports a tax clash between Severson and Dahl measures. The text outlines income tax contrasts, low income exemptions, and effects on filers under 3 000 dollars, with tables showing tax figures. It notes both bills would raise funds for a special education and teacher retirement program.
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Madison
Severson bin Dahlin
French Intend to Stay in Ruhr Until Profiteers Pay Up
Wy United Press reports French officials vow to remain in the Ruhr until profits from reconstruction are shared. General de Gaulle says German patience is being tested and warns that moderation is not weakness. Allies warned they will act against saboteurs as penalties are considered.
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Ruhr
Wy United Press
Dueweldorfe
Uni
General de Gonvetle
Germany
Urmort
Berlin
France would get ad of Germany says France would get ad
In a dispatch from London correspondent Carl D. Jonal, General Ludendorff criticizes the German campaign and hints France may pursue peace terms while expressing nostalgia for former glory. The interview appears amid wartime tensions and shifting loyalties as British reporters track German leadership's views.
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France
Germany
Iby
Carl D. Jonal
Presa Stall
Curemany
Washington Social Lobby Sparks Senate Feud and Letters
Washington discussions swirl around the social lobby and the Four Hundred as officials in Annapolis and Washington speak of secrecy and reform. Senator Browk hart condemns the lobbying maze while Senator Kenan hints at a broader contest before leaving the Senate.
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Ute
Washington, D.C
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Nocal
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Ashe
Mir
Doldexter
Annapolix
Furern
Scun
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Wabligtoy
Eamie
Kenan
Pledges for School of Religion at Ann Arbor
Detroit dispatch reports about nearly $1,000,000 pledged for the advancement of a School of Religion at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The article notes unofficial reports of selection and broad backing from prominent individuals aiming to support higher moral and religious resistance trends.
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School OF Religion
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Coal Car Collision Led by Slate and Glinker Case
In a legislative record from Bevantin, St. Whee the assembly reviews a coal car incident involving Slate, Bone, and Glinker. The report notes hesitation and powerlessness to act, with debate over proposed measures by Senator Wetdh and others to address the event’s fallout and related testimonies.
Nationwide Campaign Against Lynching Moves Nationwide
A nationwide campaign against lynching organized by United Mra and local groups announces a mural and a Sunday event at Kerides church on November 11, timed around Abraham Lincoln's birthday. Community leaders urge broad participation and emphasize unity in the fight against mob violence.
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United Mra
Washington
Ana Tinawwittes
Apaings
Liv
Magnuson Bail Granted After Standoff in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin, Magnuson faced a bail hearing following a tense incident described as a “file bomb” case. Wood County officials and local authorities reported bonds and protective measures tied to the suspect, with several named figures from the community involved in the proceedings. The event drew attention to courtroom actions and the early morning timetable surrounding the arraignment.
Ladies of CU Clux Clan Plan Campaign Against Immorality
A new group, the Ladies of the CU Clux Clan, forms a campaign against immorality. The article cites chapters across states and alleged rings of thieves, dancers, and white slave traders linked to the order.
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CU Clux
Ohtani
Ledieg
Whitescapes
Rendles
Henner
Patrice
Tadiew
Curius Clan
Dods
Wisconsin Plans Divergent Income Tax Bills
The Wisconsin legislature faces two distinct tax bills backed by Governor Blaine. Speaker John L. Dahl in the assembly and Senator Herman J. Severson in the senate introduced proposals to raise about 24 million dollars from incomes. One plan features a surtax on earnings over 3,000, while the other revises the tax burden differently. The choice rests with lawmakers as they determine which approach to enact.
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Associated Preppy
Madiison
Wisconsin
John L. Dahl
Assembly
Herman J. Severson
Senate
Itelf
Firther
Blaine
Severnon
Sir Horace Plunkett Unimpressed by News of Fox Rock Blaze
Sir Horace Munkelt, Irish Free State senator, on Investigate Wisconsin, expresses unperturbed reaction to insurgents blowing up Fox Rock, his country residence near Dublin. He notes Irish turmoil and recalls past security, adding a single cautious remark after being informed.
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Sir Horage Plunkett
Senate of Irish Free State
Madison
United Press
Matison
Ireland
Bowlago
Horace Plunkett
Free State
Sir Horace
Wisconsin
Jor
Charles McCarthy
Sweeping Corruption Charges Filed Against Minnesota Officials
In a state senate resolution Senator James A. Carley Plainview charged that thousands of dollars were spent to politic organization. The move seeks investigation by a seven member bipartisan committee into alleged fin harkest and misuse in the election of officials without party designation.
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Prose
St. Maui
Mina
State Senate
James A. Carley
Plainview
Senistor Carlesy
Fin Harkest
Weather Summary Across Regions
United Press weather notes show generally cloudy and cool conditions. Northwest regions report moderate cold, with a warmer day offset by cold nights. Minnesota and Dakota areas trend cooler with possible light precipitation and minimal rain in eastern portions. South Dakota expects dry to showery patterns, with colder temperatures tonight and Wednesday.
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Wisconnia
Norta Vokeln
Partley
South Dakota
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