King of Greece Ousted in Republican Victory
Edward W. Pickard reports Greece’s king and queen departed after a republican victory prompts calls for royal forfeiture. Regenson steps in as George II exits amid Balkan shifts while Venizelos awaits Paris approval and Queen Marie of Romania resists a Greek republic.
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Soviet Request for U S Talks Rejected by Hughes
President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes refused a Soviet appeal for opening negotiations toward recognition. Hughes stated no reason for negotiations and that the U S would not barter its principles unless Russia restores confiscated American property or provides proper compensation.
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Ile
State and Justice Departments
Coolidge
Hughes
Tehneworin
Congress
MacDonald Seeks Global Conference To Revise Versailles
Speed MacDonald, Labor leader, poised to form government in Britain after Parliament meets in January. He rejects partial inquiries into Germany and favors a world conference to address European issues and possibly revise the Versailles treaty. He seeks French cooperation for disarmament and rejects Soviet pressure, promising a government neither red nor wholly unionist and not much friendlier to the Soviets than before.
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Great Britain
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John Bradbury
Reparations Commission
MacDonald
France
Iabor
Englond
Crwey Cancels Chester Concessions for Anatolia
Crwey ends the Chester concessions and a London bankers syndicate with a capital of 20,000,000 plans to win concessions transfer to it. The move signals a major shift in control over Anatolian development efforts.
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Crwey
Great Chester
Anatolia
London
Afghani Crisis Looms as European Forces Stand Ready
Reports say Russian agents stir Afghan unrest prompting fears of massacre. About 15,000 British, French, and Italian troops are on standby at Peshawar to rush to Kabul if needed to protect European residents. Several British officers and their wives have been killed in the turmoil.
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Mexico City
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Kabul
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House
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Tangier Convention Sets Open Port Under Multinational Rule
Britain France and Spain sign Tangier agreement placing the city under six year administration by a French official with British and Spanish assistants. An International legislative assembly will include French Spanish British Mohammedans and Jews and may veto the sultan s commercial treaties. The sultan will rule over native subjects.
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France
Spain
Tanger
United States
International Legislative Assembly
Nebraska Wins Tuberculosis Fight Despite Rising Death Rate
Census figures show a nationwide TB death rate drop from 150 to 97.4 per 100 000 in the registration area, with Nebraska posting the lowest rate at 36.5. Colorado remains highest at 183.3, while overall yearly declines continue though 1922 shows a smaller drop.
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Nebraska
New York
Census Bureau
Colorado
Prohibitionists to Nominate Ticket Before Major Parties
The Prohibition party plans to field its own candidates in 1921 even before the Republican and Democratic national conventions name their nominees. The party’s national committee met and chose Columbus, Ohio as the convention city and directed its executive committee to set a date before June 10.
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Coolidge
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Mel Coolidge
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Cook County
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Mexico on brink of civil war and social upheaval
Mexico City reports the republic is parted by two fires as political aims are discarded and class conflict looms. Observers warn of imminent upheaval and potential destruction or foreign intervention.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Amnesty Order Freezes War Law Prisoners
President Coolidge orders release of all remaining imprisoned violators of war laws. About thirty individuals will gain liberty under the order, issued upon the recommendation of the special committee investigating amnesty and the advice of the department of justice.
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Washington
Coolidge
Department of Justice
Germany to open direct talks with France over Rhine and Ruhr
Berlin announces plan to begin direct negotiations with Paris on Rhine and Ruhr issues, per a Uavas dispatch from the German capital. The move marks a shift toward bilateral diplomacy between Germany and France amid tensions in the region.
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Paris
Rhinelang
Ruhr
Uavas
Berlin
Federal Law Violations Increase in U S Litigation
Washington reports rising federal law violations as Attorney General Daugherty presents the annual congressional briefing. The statement highlights increased enforcement challenges and ongoing litigation across federal statutes.
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Washington
United States
Daugherty
Congress
Wyoming Land Opened to Entry and Homesteads Planned
The Interior department announced opening 84,000 acres in Owie county Idaho and 1,285 acres in five tracts in Converse county Wyoming. Wyoming lands will be available for homestead entry January 2 while Idaho filing dates will be set later by Boise land office.
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Washington
Owie County
Idaho
Converse County
Wyoming
Interior Department
Boise
Cleveland Chosen for 1924 Republican National Convention
The Republican National Committee formally selected Cleveland Ohio as the site for the 1924 Republican National Convention. The event was scheduled to open on June 10 1924 in the city, marking a milestone in party history.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
Republican National Committee
Recount Petition Circulates in Dodge County
In Fremont Nebraska petitions circulated by Farmers Union members call for a population recount of Dodge County. The effort accompanies a campaign over salaries of county officials as the next step.
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Fremont
Neb
Dodge County
Farmers’ Union
Rend It to the Laundry Be Photographed This Year
A note indicates a birthday portrait session titled Rend It to the Laundry, planned to be photographed this year at Phelps Studio. The fragment mentions a birthday context and a specific studio location.
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Phelps Studio
World Bankers and the Rise of Advertising Ethics
The passage traces banking as a reputable trade emerging from the despised moneylenders of the Middle Ages and notes the modern reception of advertising as a practice once scorned. It attributes these shifts to a relatively recent change in societal perception and cites W. T. Mullally.
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W. T. Mullally
Nuisance in the Triangle Jibe Sparks Divorce Pact
A Georgia judge quips that the only triangle name mixing up is a wife, a pipe, and a dog. The remark, used to defuse tension, prompted a practical joke about ending the canine presence to maintain peace.
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Georgia
Triangle
Detroit Free Press
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