Britain Sends Fleet Toward Constantinople to Influence Turks
United Press reports Britain dispatched Admiral Brock's squadron from Malta toward Constantinople in a preemptive move amid Lausanne Conference tensions. Londons Bee notes Turkish demands over the Mosul region, with fleet actions described as aimed at preserving regional peace and signaling resolve to influence Ottoman leadership.
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United Press
London
Britain
Constantinople
Admiralty
Admiral Brock
Malta
Mediterranean
Mexico awards oil contract to foreign firm
Mexico grants a foreign corporation exclusive rights to develop oil fields with a 30 percent production share for the government. The project includes a refinery network and a rail system, with initial operations set to begin in six weeks as officials depart for Paris and New York.
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Neumler
United Brees State Correnpanion
Meniod
Mexico
Moxteau
Saverment
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Needle of Heereksn
HL Corporation
Tepontine
Plan Capital
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Whereuy Hie
Burlis
Ywarkin Eral
O-Counes
Paris
New York
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Apker
Unsolved killing of New York girl Tessie McCarthy
Rooklyn police hold James G. Grace a bill collector as they probe the December death of 10 year old Tessie McCarthy. A small caliber pistol shot through her heart near her Christmas doll prompts renewed child-suspect questioning and searches in Green Point. Police elimination of the father and pursuit of a sailor described suspect indicate ongoing inquiry into a possible accidental or deliberate attack.
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Universal Service
Rooklyn
N. Y
James G. Grace
Tessie McCarthy
Alice
Grage
Semarseils
Green Point
Tossie
Irish Rebels Parley With Their Govt Reported
National News Service dispatch says peace talks opened between the Free State and Irish Republicans outside Dublin. The correspondent notes limited outside detail and mentions Eamon De Valera’s involvement denied by a military officer. Republicans reportedly initiate the talks with negotiators Liam Lynch and others.
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Daniel O
Connelut
Free State
ioTormad
Dublin
Hesranen
Eamonn de Vale
Officials Guarded in Columbus Amid Prohibition Plot
In Columbus Georgia officials were guarded after reports of a revenge plot by 10 criminals targeting the city’s prohibition enforcement. A large stash of explosives was said secreted for the attack and investigators seized notes from meeting attendees. The Muscogee County grand jury opened a session to hear evidence in the case as authorities pursued suspects tied to plans to bomb a prominent home in the spring.
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Adafmeme House
Columbus
Sore
Ma Tomer
Dinen
Woman dies after opening Christmas hazard noted
A woman died following a Christmas present discovery related hazard devices. The incident occurred around Marsefield with a report noting a sudden accident as responders investigated.
Girl Bear dies after oil stove flare up
Luda GreeoRts LUEDA a 16 year old girl living with her father at 342 Keller Street is near death at Robert B Green Memorial Hospital from severe burns when her clothing caught fire from an oil stove Thursday morning. Neighbors and a nearby worker aided the girl who escaped outdoors in flames.
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Greeorts Lueda
Keller Street
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Joss Luda
Walter Whall
Coaster Street
Bid Fights Over Tubercular Hospital Site North of New Braunfels
Citizens of Alita Heights and nearby towns protested a proposed tubercular hospital on North New Braunfels Avenue north of Terth-Hilly. Woodmen of the World officials and local advocates pressed for the site, offering a $5 forfeit and claiming strong local support to secure $15,000 in funds and $4,000 for hospital plans. Supporters argued the area could accommodate thousands of patients, while opponents warned against choosing the San Antonio vicinity, urging a site near Terrebly Hill for better access.
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New Graunfela Avenun
Quet
Weevell Hills
Rome
Alita Ieights
Serrety
Hiltw
Anil
Wraser
B.D. Fleury
n-Antonio
Orien Henry
Terth
Rogers
Iention- Rogers
Tucson
Toeaun
Arizy
Tuberental
San Antonio
Fieson
Tera
Neder
Milverten
Tarson
Hanrist
Wilson, 66, Amused Over Borar’s Money
Woodrow Wilson, aged 66, shows amused interest in Borar’s money while recovering from illness. He spent part of the morning at his New Jersey home studying reports as Congress debates America’s duty to Europe. Report notes his improved health and pleasant spirits since a near-fatal incident three years ago.
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Holm
Woodrow M Wilgon
Agth biethBay
S. Street
America
Yusinwasst
Wilsol
Alana
Alana Roconellsite Pike Senator Yeorai Im Spuilivand of Taha
Amore Tean
Wilken
Wileon
Tenarte
Marea
Woodrow Wilkan
Washington
D. C
Senate
Wilvon
Neff Confers With Rangers On Statutes In Texas
In Austin Neff and Adjutant General T. D. Barton with Texas Rangers discussed enforcement statutes. Governor Neff praised Ranger service, noting their cooperation and presence at state railroad points. Five Rangers were excused due to illness as others attended the governor’s office meeting. Fire damage in Shidler, Oklahoma, caused by a faulty flue damaged a home, with losses around $100,000.
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Astin
Tex
Lexas
Neff
Ceneral
T. D. Barton
Neular
Austin
Franke M.cole
Bedgral Proukition Enforcement
Jerry Gray
Aytom Rieknon
Gammaay TC. Nichols
Tieht
Jone
Tme Bergien
Alfier
Hele
Rasiger
J Tan
Seidler
Okla
Shipler
Violent Mob Rumors Sweep Jail Area In Brigham Murder Case
Reports from International News Service describe mutterings of mob violence surrounding the Brigham murder investigation. William E. Mateo, 29, grilled by detectives after the brutal killing of Mrs. Llenner Lowse Brigham, wife and mother, whose body was found in her basement. Authorities say the scene shows signs of strangulation with a rock used at the head, while the husband’s alibi and child witnesses are clarified. The case has sparked fear and intense scrutiny as police pursue leads.
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S. Penlingie International News
William E. Mateo
Neta
Llenner Lowse Brigham
Cloxet
Rasim
T.e
Ts. Pollee
Thas
Brighaul Woon
Brighun
Brighatur
Brigham
Wales
Marky
Brighkam
Brody
Hearing Set in Gas Rate for Friday
Special Telegram to The Evening News Austin Texas reports the Public Service Commission tentatively set tomorrow to hear the petition of San Antonio Power and Light. The commission will decide if it can entertain appeals against the current gas rates fixed by December ordinance. Chief examiner Elene W Waswell will travel from San Antonio to determine if a hearing in Austin tomorrow is feasible and whether a definite date can be set for the proceeding.
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New
Austin
Nile Paul Commission
Miupong Foren
Elene W. Waswell
Stall- Cou
Man Antonio
Tackywilk
Tdge Hassell
Storm to threaten New England coast with gale warnings
Weather bulletin notes severe gale warnings along the New England coast from the Province to Cape Cod. Reports indicate strong northeast gales expected overnight, with the North Atlantic storm intensifying and posing a danger to vessels off Blow and Cape Cod.
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New England
Washington
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Turglars Loot Garage In Lavernia Incident
In Lavernia Texas on December 25 burglars damaged a garage belonging to Gus Mordalia. A car and other items valued around 8100 were struck but no money was taken. Grover Shite frightened them as he passed, but the intruders fled when the alarm sounded.
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Lavernia
Tex
Gus ‘Mordalia
Grover
Double Killing In Front Of Somerset Drug Store
A. Chapman the Somerset High School superintendent and his rival 3. G. Harwood, whose wife taught at the school, were shot to death in front of the Somerset Drug Store before witnesses. Deputies and bystanders were drawn into the chaos as a car chase and gunfire injured others. The incident sparked an inquest call as investigators sort motive amid a tangle of family and school ties.
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A. Chapman
Somerset High School
G. Harwood
Somerset Drug Store
A. D. Haliburton
Harwood
Barluco
Champion
Cooper
Thaoribe
Haliburton
Justice’ of the. Peace
Besar
Peterscokt Cooper
Barlogaanil
Camplon
Aleta Miu
Elmendorf
Robert’ B. Green Memorial Hospital
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Momernet
Chapmin
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Dabbutston
Dew Drop
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Shannon
Somerset Dewy
Gallburton
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Dri
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Mim
Tye
Bath
Boul
Vence Fisher
Ten Ormy
San Antonio
Chiledren
Ualiburton
Oyner
Baltimore bail denied in Mer Rouge case on graft charges
In Baltimore a judge denied bail for Dr. McKoin amid a graft case involving Mer Rouge parish authorities. The hearing referenced Governor Parker and State’s Attorney Leach, with remarks by Judge Gorter and Bond. Police prepared to transfer the suspect as prosecutors seek extended powers. The article notes confusion over the crime scene and defense claims of absence near the attacked victims. The report includes political context from Governor Parker’s campaign and remarks by officials, concluding with a page-two continuation note.
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M. Melsuin
Turulér
Merdouge
Udu Bell
Gytcemer
John Yorker
Louighun
Gorter
Bondant Ptela
United States
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Parker
Thobert
B. Leach, Jr
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Richards
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Harding Opposes Borah Resolution in Senate
President Harding declared opposition to the Borah resolution seeking an international economic and armament conference. He argued it would mislead Europe and Americans, warning it could unsettle U S policy on reparations and the federal government’s wartime financing.
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Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Senate of
Wilavon Co
Europe
Seaator Lodge
Adisiirayton
Senate
Lodgy
Lola Trwud
Thardine
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