Allies Agree On Plan For Tuskigh Rule
Paris dispatch reports France Great Britain and Italy signed a Sevres dated tripartite agreement to support each other in maintaining spheres of influence in Turkey. The document outlines special interests in Cilicia Kurdistan and Southern Anatolia and sets terms on diplomacy railways coal rights and minority protections.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Great Britain
Italy
Nave
Sevres
Turkey
Cilicia
Kurdistan
Syria
Dtay
Anatolia
Warkey
Anatolian
Mersinn -Larsus
Adana
Bagdad
Urkey
Hedera
Icle
Spe? Sts
Agreement Eases Tensions Over German Reparations
Paris reports a note from Britain delivered to France easing friction over German reparations. Premier Teggues and the British ambassador plan a meeting tonight to finalize terms. The Geneva gathering is set to draft action for the reparations commission, then be approved by a premiers’ conference. The German finance minister is likely to attend.
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Paris
Earl of Derby
Teggues
Geneva
Wealth in Whiskey Reposes On Bottom of the Detroit River
New York writer Herbert Corey details Detroit river whiskey smuggling operations. Smugglers use fast boats, nocturnal dodges, and staged dumps to elude police on both sides of the river. Corruption temptations and costly bribes are described amid a system that could deliver large profits for quick work.
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Herbert Corey
New York
Drr
James AV. Inches
Dertroit
Detroit River
Versailles
Dr. Inches
Bueche
Detroit
Styxville
Crown Prince
Fadendorff
Mmir
Feizal
Canada
United States
Arrest for Murder Rocks Harlan Kentucky
Dr H C Winnes state veterinarian was arrested and charged again in the murder of Miss Lara Parsons a school teacher on a mountain road near Harlan September 7. James Robinson a negro is held in connection with the crime after being released from the state penitentiary. Authorities refuse to disclose new investigators or names involved in the case.
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Harlan, Ky
Lara Parsons
Here
H. C. Winnes
Winnes
James Robinson
Frankfort
Jailor Whitaker Wins Kentucky County Judge Race
In Whitesburg Kentucky an unusual election feature saw jailer Fess Whitaker defeat Stephen Combs Jr for county judge. Whitaker had been sentenced to six months by Judge Combs for attacking a county officer and later escaped jail, was recaptured and re sentenced for jail breaking. After a fiery campaign Whitaker won by over a thousand votes as Governor Morrow refused clemency three times.
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Whitesburg
I.y
Kentucky
Fess Whit
Whitaker
Judge Combs
Morrow
Immigration restriction proposal eyed by Johnson committee
Aberdeen Wash November 0 Degisi on restricting immigration from The rope to blood relatives of foreign born American citizens is to be asked of congress by Representative Albert Johnson Washington chairman of the Thtse o£ representatives committee on immigin-
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Aberdeen
Wash
Congress
Albert Johnson
Washington
Representatives
Immigration limits urged and citizenship rules debated
A Washington trip speaker urged curbs on inflow as thousands of immigrants arrive. Representative Johnston proposed extending probation for naturalization from five to ten years and annual examinations to prevent fast citizenship. He also sought laws protecting American wives of foreign born residents from losing citizenship amid rising urban strain in Philadelphia with housing shortages.
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Tion
Johnston
Washington, D. C
Johnson
Jaws
Philadelphia
Death Toll Heavy in West Virginia Mining Year
Charleston report shows 320 miners killed in West Virginia during the year ending June 30. Fatal accidents rose by 55 from the previous year's total, per the state department of mines release.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Department of Mines
Black man shot by posse as Hopkins sheriff injured in bootlegging arrest
Madisonville Ky Nov 6 A Black man named TLee Fos singer, pursued after a bootlegging arrest, reportedly wounded Sheriff R S Hunter of Hopkins County. Hunters condition uncertain as farmers’ posse says they cornered the suspect in nearby woods. The sheriff remains alive but not expected to recover. mob violence is noted in the reporting.
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Madisonville
Tlee Fossinger
R. S. Hunter
Hopkins County
Hunter
Notice to Taxpayers in San Antonio October 18 1920
Notice is hereby given that the board of equalization will convene in the office of the city assessor on the first floor of City Hall on October 18 1920 to pass upon appeals from the city assessor and upon all assessments for the fiscal year ending May 31 1921. The board will be in session daily from 9 am to 12 noon and 2 pm to 4 pm Sundays and holidays excepted and will complete its labors within 60 days. No petitions after adjournment. Andres Coy Commissioner of Taxation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Board of Equalization
Es City Hall
Andres Coy
Comm
Raid on Norfolk Wholesale Liquor Center Details Prohibition Raid
Prohibition agents raided a wholesale liquor operation near Bowers Hill in Norfolk County uncovering eight stills including six in operation. Fermentation vats, over 3500 gallons of beer, 1400 pounds of sugar, nearly 1000 pounds of rye and corn meal and large molasses quantities were confiscated along with other paraphernalia.
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Wholesile Liquor Center
Norfolk
Navy
Wholesile Liquor Manufacturing and Distributing
Bowers Till
Norfolk County
Priday
Reaves Indicted for Perjury in Ark State Board Case
B J Reaves a member of the state board of control directing state institutions was arrested in Little Rock on an indictment charging perjury based on alleged oath violation. He furnished $5000 bond for release.
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Little Rock
Ark
B. J. Reaves
State Board of Control
Senators threaten to seek US control of coal industry
New York reports that Senators Calder and Edgerton, both on the reconstruction committee, warned in a joint statement that if the coal industry does not reform and cut prices by December, they will push a bill seeking government control of the industry. They denounced profiteering and urged internal cleanups, signaling possible drastic action if reforms fail.
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New York
William M. Calder
Senate Committee On Reconstruction
Rdty
United States
Chis
DD. 1
Wentz
Natonal Coal Association
Clyde B. Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Committee
Daniel Willard
Stteh
Pricken Arrested Over $500,000 Brooklyn Larceny Charge
Adolph Pricken, president of a Manhattan store house chain, was arrested in Brooklyn on grand larceny charges after the public is said to have invested about $500,000. He was held on $50,000 bail for a hearing next week as hundreds of persons were induced to invest.
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New York
Adolph Pricken
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Pricken accused in fifty percent dividend scheme
District Attorney Lewis said he investigated the storehouse promoters and found stock in several corporations to be worthless paper. Purchasers were scattered, some in Maine. Pricken, a West Ninety-eighth Street mansion resident and Montrose country estate owner, is described by attorney Vater F. Smith as a millionaire who has been reforming since prison terms. Smith said Pricken worked as a longshoreman and denied promising 30 percent dividends.
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Store House
Lewis
Maine
West Ninety-eighth Street
Manhattan
Prickattins
Pennsylvania
Montrose
N.Y
Vater IF
Smith
Pricken
Lis
Ricken
Peanut growers warned by unknown night riders in Alabama
Reports to Governor Kilby indicate wiregrass peanut farmers in Montgomery area are warned by an unknown night riding party not to harvest their crop. Flyers left at farms demand waiting for peanut prices to reach $83 per ton before removing peanuts from the ground.
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Montgomery
Ala
Navy, G
Alabama
Kilby Munday
Irish fish officials to testify before US Ireland commission
Washington November 6. Many fish officials have been asked by the American commission on Ireland to appear before the commission at its hearing beginning November 17 to tell of happenings in their country. The list includes the mayors of Belfast and Londonderry.
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Washington, D. C
American Commission On
Ireland
Belfast
Londonderry
Wish Comes True After Many Years Waiting
Mrs. L. Whitlow of 2705 1 Hee Street Richmond says Tanlae cured her long struggle with hunger, weakness, nervousness, and dizziness. After a hospital spell and months of illness she gained weight and regained energy, finishing the first bottle feeling like a different person. Her appetite returned and she can do her own work again. Sold in San Antonio by H. H. Wagner Drug Co. and FE. J. 2 Meter.-i Adv.
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L. Whitlow
Hee Street
Richmond
Tanlae
Tanlee
San Antonio
H. H. Wagner Drug Co
FE. J
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