Greek Greek-Turkey War Tensions Escalate As Bulgaria Withdraws
Dispatches report Greek forces advanced toward Bulgaria while Bulgaria orders frontier guards to pull back amid diplomacy with the League of Nations and pressure from great powers to avoid war. Athens claims satisfaction over alleged Bulgarian aggression near Demi-Hisar. Sofia seeks pacific resolution.
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Fieans
Sofia
Hss
Wegh
Bulearte
Jim Powers
Greece
Bulgaria
Heronies
Demi-Hisar
A. le Bregford
United Press
Paris
Bulgarie
Athens
London
Balsans
Leeste
Bolgeria
Egyptian Disaster At Religious Ceremony Details Awaited
Reports from London by AP claim a catastrophic religious gathering in Taste Egypt harmed many. Early accounts vary, some say hundreds were swept into water or trampled, others cite panic near a crowd barrier as mounted police attempted passage for mourners. Reports list dozens dead or injured with chaotic scenes described.
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Associateé Press
London
Egypt
Sesid-el-i
Train wreck near Hudson Iowa injures one person
A derailment of the Chicago Great Western train 55 near Hudson Iowa eight miles south of Waterloo injures engine cab occupant Des Moines engineer Sim Lid dell slightly. Eleven daytime passengers and nine sleeping car passengers were shaken as cars piled to a sharp angle. Fireman Thomas Hailiso also escaped injury. Authorities say no cause or casualties confirmed.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Sim Liddell
Des Moines
Chicago
Great Westen
Hudson
Here
DU Mont
Liddell
Thomas Hailiso
RUSH
Duran Testifies on Night of Robbery Involving Jack Durand
Mrs. Duran tells court she had access to the big car the night of the White home robbery and claims her husband Jack could influence the affair. Franklin Patterson testified he helped part of the crime and that Jack had the car key. the defense says Jack planned the robbery with Patterson while James Gner allegedly took two necklaces and two diamond rings from Miss Hester White.
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MS. Duran
Xey
BIG Auto
United Press Warkeram
Durand
Millonaire Social Jeafier
South
Jack Durand
Hester White
F. Edsar White
Franklin Patterson
Jack
Patterson
James 3Gner
Miss White
Mystery plane trial law fight looms in top railroad beer case
United States officials plan indictments against five railroads for transporting beer in violation of the prohibition laws. Key railroad executives and Eastern brewery heads will testify in Chicago as prosecutors seek conspiracy charges. officials warn of possible car padlocking and further legal challenges.
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Securoads
Chicago
United States
James L. McDowell
Clarence Converse
Sexual Revenue Department
Ther
Camera Breweries
Middlewest
Thes
Morton's Grove
CGR
New York Central
Flowers and Messages for Injured Lehigh Grid Player
Flowers and encouragement poured in from Lafayette and multiple East Coast universities after Sustis Prior, star Lehigh back, was injured in a game. Holy Cross sent prayers daily, while Lehigh’s rival Lafayette dispatched three large baskets with team colors.
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Bethlehem
Lafayette
Fens
Princejor
Hely Cross
Gettyabore
Harvard
Yaleana
Big East
Lehigh
Oniay
Siesage
Holy Cross
Leuigh
Arapec
Shenandoah Flak Returned to Sheriff and Naval Station
The sheriff reported handling a damaged package marked Ava connected to the Shenandoah flight. The center section remained intact while edges were torn. The item was sent to the naval station at Lakehurst for safekeeping and investigation.
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Shenandoah
Sheriff
Naval Station
Associated Press
Caldwell
TS & Shenacdoak
Soxvente
Besdeen
Lakehurst
Roy W. Shater
United States on the Verge of Great Era in Steel
Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel announced at the American Iron and Steel Institute meeting that the industry is on the verge of four great eras of prosperity. He denounced cutthroat methods and urged high moral principles, fair prices, and equitable distribution, praising President Coolidge and his cabinet for aiming to do everything reasonable, fair, and honest.
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New York
United States
Elbert H. Gary
Tilted States Steel Corporation
Sp Mildress
American Iron and Steel
Gery
Gary
Cooldse
Saerm
United Press
New Serk
Mehta
Zerfors Bladiax
Junge Etbert
Apcett
Mandal
Posthumous Charges by Lodge Against the League of Nations
New York report attributes to Henry Cabot Lodge a posthumous broadside criticizing the League of Nations for failing to end wars. The volume argues U.S. aloofness is wise, claims the League is useless, and dismisses Wilson as vanity-driven in action.
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Lodge
League OF Nations
United Press
New York
Na- Wore
Henry Lodge
League
Oy Lerbner
United States
Wilson
Lorigs
Medium Declares Kenosha Murderer On Trail
AP reports Milwaukee medium Roberta predicts the killer, in the Latimer and Seare case, sweating blood and soon punished. The fortune teller claims the suspect fled but may be tracked by clues from the crime scene.
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Kenosha
Uutten Premey
Milwsales
Cress
Roberta
Valist
Maleline Latimer
Samed Seare
Roberts
Santa Claus Leaves Hospital for Christmas Activities
Associated Press report from Rochester says Santa Claus, known as Thomas Jasacy of Douglas, Alaska, left the hospital after weeks of treatment to join Christmas activities in Rome. His white beard and stomach gave him away, drawing crowds of children bearing flowers and books to his room.
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fRy Associated Press
Rochester
Santa Claus
Rome
Hig Moor
Thomas Jasacy
Douglas
Alaska
Court martial papers served on Colonel Mitchell
Washington reports that a copy of court martial charges was served today against Colonel William Mitchell over criticism of officers and army conduct. The technical defense was deferred as the case centers on insubordination and duty to good order.
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Associated Prez
Washington, D. C
Wiliam Aftehell
Bisher
Cal William Afftehell
Mitchel
San Antonio
Shenandoah
Prohibition Agents Ousted in Northwest Shakeup
Federal enforcement overhaul in the northwest led to the resignation and removal of 26 agents. New administrator W. F. Abinow announced the resignations were accepted as General Rai now aims to restore enforcement efficiency.
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United Press
Enneapolis
Trents
Northwest
Shelyup
W. F. Abinow
New Northwest 2A
Ras
Defense Objection Blocks Oberholzer Jury Selection
Objection by defense halts Oberholzer murder trial jury selection as jurors are weeded out. Indiana Ku Klux Klan figure D. C. Stephenson and two accomplices face murder indictment for the death of Madge Oberholzer in Indianapolis.
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Oberholzer
Frese
Overholzer
Indianapol
Ben Inman
Phenomenal Stock Market Boom Reaches Unprecedented High
A chaotic market surge drives gains to record heights as investors flock to stocks amid unclear catalysts. Officials and analysts debate the forces behind the rapid escalation while observers warn of potential volatility ahead.
Four Miners Dead as Cave-In Recovers Bodies
Associated Press reports four miners buried in a Rockwood coal mine were recovered after a fall of rock. A subsequent collapse may still be trapping the remaining men, with authorities hoping to reach them.
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Compans
Juiz
Fortune Made Off Wheat By Noted Plunger
United Press reports Chicago LaSalle Street financiers credit Jesse Livermore with profiting from wheat trades after a sharp market drop. December wheat fell about seven cents from the prior close, traders say Livermore dumped 20 million bushels then bought back, netting several million dollars. Also noted is Osborne Weed’s claim of recovering funds from Wall Street speculation with plans to invest in Palm Beach real estate.
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Oy United Press
Chicago
LaSalle Street
Jesse Livermore
New York
Chleace Board of Trade
Livermore
Bockers
Wood
Osborne Cuter Weed
Leonard Weed
Tamparea
Eome
Wall Street
Athens
Cannes
Deauville
Palm Beach
Is Ward
Florida
Cadiz
Anan
Davis
Banker Is Killed in Crossing Auto Crash
A crossing automobile collision near a railroad crossing yesterday left a banker dead and two others seriously injured. The car was struck by a Chicago and St. Paul passenger train at the crossing. The injured were taken to Northhaver County Hospital.
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Banker
United Press Sorecad
Mivn
George Moline
Panzer of
Watertown
Minn
van Emied
Joxeon
Chicago
St. Pacl
Plesely
Sorthavescora
Ssfaarapal
Appeal for Information Publicized by The Daily Northwestern
A public notice in Osceola Wisconsin asks readers to relay any information about Mrs Martha Everson Yorke. The letter from Mrs Stonewood requests help locating her sister, Martha Everson, and promises swift relay of any tips to the local community through The Northwestern.
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Northwestern Publishing
Oshecsh
Wis
Geveland
Jorate Mire
Martha Valli
Martha Everson
CL Stonewood
East Fiterfifth Street
Northwestern
Yorke
Aura
Stonewood
Quacks Form Double Menace to the Country
Wy Associated Press reports at the Trisl session of the American Public Real association in Washington last night. Dr Lyman F Ketter warned that commercial quacks are defrauding the public of millions yearly and endangering patients with cancer and prosthesis schemes. Dr Heber Iessipea echoed that fraudulent mail order schemes take about 1,000,000,000 dollars from the public, while Dr Cary J Warr of Pittsburgh health dept noted the issue as a leading spreader of quackery.
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St. Laws
Trisl
American- Public Real Association
Lyman F. Ketter
Boany of Chemistry
Washington
Patie Peau
Heber Iessipea
Cary J. Warr
Pittsburg Department of Health
Gasp
Public and parochial schools closed for infantile paralysis
Louisville, Kentucky. Public and parochial schools shut to curb infantile paralysis as four deaths and nineteen new cases are reported. Health Commissioner Owen sought Mayo Foundation aid, theaters barred children under a certain age, and Sunday schools urged to close.
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United Pesan
Louisville
Owen
Mayo Foundation
Serem
Dix
French Cabinet Holds Line in Financial Dispute
Paris The French cabinet met today and broke up without finalizing fiscal measures. Prime Minister Cadlaur faces pressure as ministers disagree on financial questions, and a cabinet meeting is planned for Monday. The general expectation is a reshuffle before the chamber of deputies next Thursday, though full agreement remains elusive.
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Fresc
Paris
Sithout Prione
Cadlaur
Hm Reisaauea
Azala
Aetatia
Tema
Chamber of Deputies
Brule man dies of hunting accident wounds
Philip Weyandt, 12, of Brule Wisconsin, died from gunshot wounds received Sunday in a hunting accident. The AP report notes he succumbed Thursday. Authorities have not released further details about the incident or location of the shooting.
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Associated Press
Sepedor
Philip Weyandt
Brule
Wis
Uunise
Temar
Atasea
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Bellary
CBI United Press
Chicapao
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Great Britain
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Deir Bhmach
Bert Henkler
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Australia
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