Greeks Execute Five Ministers in Asia Minor Defeat
London reports Greece executed five former ministers from the Constantine regime for contributing to Greece’s defeat by the Turks in Asia Minor. Names include Gounaris Protopapadakis and Baltazzis. one general also condemned. Britain warned Athens of broken diplomatic ties if executions proceeded.
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London
Constantine
Asia Minor
Gounaris
Protopapdakis
Minsstry
Interior
Nicholaatratos
Heothis
George P. Baltazzia
Armer
Autiatsar
Madianestis
Cabret
Protopapadikis
Pgun
Ithans
Switzermc
Totopapadakis
Theotkis
Balozzis
Great Britain
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Schools Close For Thanksgiving Weekend
Public schools will close Friday afternoon for Thanksgiving. Many teachers will be at home in other cities. Facilities will remain shut Friday and reopen Monday morning.
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Frity
Ohio to End Fuel Control Friday Says Neal
State Fuel Administrator Neal asked Governor Davis to abolish the Ohio fuel administration next Friday. He said the emergency ending and stabilized prices have kept Ohio consumers safe and coal shipments to the Northwest have ceased, saving millions. A Senate joint resolution proposes amending immigration law to admit Armenian Greek and other refugees expelled from Asia Minor and Thrace.
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Columbus
Neal
Davis
Ohio
Northwest
Washington
Berm
Asia Minor
Thrace
Senate
Walsh
Massachusetts
Harding appoints Pierce Butler to Supreme Court
President Harding nominates Pierce Butler of St Paul Minnesota for the U S Supreme Court. Butler is a well known attorney among central district bar members.
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Harding
Pierce Butler
Attorns
St Paul
Minn
U. S. Supreme Court
Butler
Pastor's widow barred from testifying in Somerset grand jury
Jane Gibson testified before the Somerset County grand jury about the September 14 double murder of Dr. Edward J. Hall and Eleanor R. Mills. Mrs. Hall, widow of the slain rector, sought to testify but was denied after arriving at the courthouse under mourning.
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Hall
Halil
Hail
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Sally Peters
Gibson
Mrs. Gibson
Janeh
Mrs. Hall
Poison Candy Murder Trial Shocks Wisconsin Village
Miss Anna Lenz 3% daughter of a wealthy farmer confessed to plotting the poisoning that killed a mother of eight and led to the arrest of a woman charged with sending poisoned candy to Mrs. Frank Schneider. Lenz said a quarrel over insults and a dance with a married man spurred the plan.
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Chilton
Wis
Anna Lenz
Dapiuty
HenrysSehner
Frank Schneider
Public skating ponds again this year
The Board of Education met briefly and decided to operate the school grounds skating ponds again this winter. They will be prepared for use as soon as weather permits. An attempt will be made to establish a pond at the new Ely building, but drainage concerns may prevent success.
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Board of Education
Ely
Hold Two Elyria Boys At Lorain
Lorain police detained two boys, William Edwards 16 and his brother J6, who said they lived in Elyria near the Buick garage on Broad Street. They carried a sizable amount of money and authorities sought their parents to determine if they belong in Lorain or are misrepresenting their home.
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Lorain
William Edwards
Hunger strikers released as Dublin clashes widen
Mary Mée Swiney and sister Annie Swiney, released from Mount Joy, lie in hospital after long hunger strikes. Officials say health is seriously affected but improving. Free State troops press drive against women supporters. 40 prisoners taken. Eamon de Valera in hiding. Cosgrave predicts orderly January start. New York reports bootleg liquor ships off the coast awaiting blockade runners in a $10 million shipment from Britain and the Bahamas.
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Dublin
Mary Mée Swiney
Mount Joy
Free State
Annie
Mary
Eamonn DeVaera
Erskine Childe
William T. Cosgrave
Dail
Cossrave
Dai
New York
New Jersey
Great Britain
Bahamas
Minuston Island
Hale
McAdoo Cited For Speeding In Fresno Court
Former treasury secretary William Gibbs McAdoo was cited to appear in Fresno on Saturday to answer speeding charges. Officer Hagstad labeled the case a traffic matter while noting local judges are strict.
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Fresno
Cal
William Gibbs McAdoo
the Treasury
Clark
McAdoo
Saturda
No Paper Thursday Ad Copy Request for Friday
The Chronicle Telegram will publish no paper on Thursday Thanksgiving day. Employees will take the day off to spend with families. Advertisers for Friday's paper must have their copy in by Wednesday to ensure publication.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Family of Four Killed at Crossing in Springfield
Percy Crosby his wife and two children were killed yesterday afternoon when a railroad train demolished their automobile at a crossing in Springfield Illinois. The tragedy occurred near a grade crossing, with investigators expected to determine fault and exact circumstances. Local authorities and railroad officials expressed condolences as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Springfield
Ills
Percy Crosby
Ten Injured in Chicago Blast at Birch Cleaners
A naptha tank exploded at Julius C. Birch Inc cleaners and dryers injuring ten people including Frank J. Prasit, president of the firm. The blast sent six families from a fourth floor residence to the street as windows shattered and a fire broke out.
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Chicago
Julius C. Birch, Inc. Cleaners and Dryers
Frank J. Prasit
Concern
Fire at East River Street Home Causes Closet Blaze
Firefighters were called to 1135 East River Street at 5101 Bat, to find a lively bin a closet ablaze. The blaze was started by a young boy exploring a closet with a match. Losses were estimated at a unspecified amount.
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Joseph Wudarst
East River Street
Bat
Ono
Zan
Wallace to Decide Merger of Armour and Morris Packers
The government will decide the Armour Morris packing merger by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace not President Harding. An official White House briefing said Wallace will issue the ruling and his decision is expected soon.
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Washington
Armour and Morris
Agriculture Wallace
Harding
Wallace
Amateur athlete dies after gym injury in Cincinnati
Brutus F. Buchanan 21, a Cincinnati Post Office employee, died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a knee to the abdomen during a Friday night volleyball game at Christ Church gym. He was an amateur athlete of the city.
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Cincinnati
Christ Church Gymnasium
Brutus F. Buchanan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati Post Office
Illinois corn husker wins title with high daily yield
Miss Clara Becker is champion corn husker of Illinois. She averaged seventy bushels a day during the corn harvest season on her father’s farm near Leroy. She volunteered to help when harvest work was scarce and wore knickers while working in the fields.
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Clara Becker
Illinois
Leroy
Escape at State Prison Nets Nine Recaptured
Nine of fifteen long term prisoners who fled the Michigan state prison Sunday were in solitary confinement today as deputies and citizens hunted the escapees. Four fugitives in stolen cars were trapped near Houghton Lake, while three others were seized near the prison and two more were recaptured shortly after the flight. The escape occurred via the prison heating system.
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Marquette
Mich
Houghton Lake
Three Injured In Cleveland Street Car Crash
Three people were injured when two street cars collided on East 55th Street at Carnegie Avenue in Cleveland. The lead car had stopped to unload when the second car’s brakes failed, forcing a crash through the rear of the first car. All injuries were not serious.
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Cleveland
East 55Th Street
Carnegie Avenue
Arnesie
Ssongars
Ridgeville Trial Draws Attention Amid Assault Case
In Ridgeville a man was indicted for assault and battery after a post graduation confrontation. Terrell admitted cursing and was fined 22 dollars plus costs. Residents attended as witnesses or spectators at the trial.
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Ridgeville
Heek
EL Surman
Canme Hoga
S Lan
Terrell
Dog
Perrell
Costa
Witesses
Bandits in Columbus Shootings Leave One Dead
In Columbus on November 29 Patrolman G P Kohler was killed and Corporal Roscoe Friddle wounded when four captured bandits opened fire after arrest near North High street. A stolen seven passenger Packard was stopped. three guns seized, one hidden weapon used. One bandit’s body was found west of Columbus and taken to an London undertaking establishment. Authorities suspect McGahn gang involvement and alert nearby banks as manhunts continue.
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Columbus
G. P. Kohler
Coronal
Roscoe Friddle
North High Street
Kohler
Friddle
Cleveland
M. J. Schifman
Carnegie Ava
Ohio
Goodale Street
Corporal Friddle
West Jefferson
London
More Knots in Tiernan Gaol Tangle
In South Bend Indiana on November 28 a long running Tiernan case shows Professor John P Tan and his wife Augusta reconciled after thirty six hours living together awaiting developments Blanche Brimmer Tiernan the illegal wife is in Marshalltown Iowa and an investigation was planned to rule on bigamy allegations The Tiernans intend to stay until Friday then sell belongings and move to Chicago to start anew.
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South Bend
Ind
Caim
Tiernan
John P. Tan
Augusta
Blanche Brimmer-Tiernan
Marshalltown
Blanche
Gussie
Tiernans
Chicago
Train wreck near Wichita injures three seriously
Three persons were seriously hurt when Santa Fe passenger train number 12 derailed three miles north of Wichita. A broken rail caused the wreck while most of the 100 passengers escaped with minor injuries and no fatalities were reported.
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Wichita
Kas
Santa Fe
Flver
Fort Worth
Here
Titan
Woman seeks divorce from Charles II over threats and cruelty
Barbary Nagy of this city sues for divorce from Charles II alleging she was forced to wed in 1912 at Lo tain, cites threats and extreme cruelty, accuses him of assaults, says her health suffers under doctor care, and attaches his funds in an Elyria bank seeking alimony.
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Barbary Nagy
Charles II
Lotain
Elyria
Vote on Ship Subsidy Bill Moves in House
Nov 2 The vote on the administration ship subsidy bill in the House of Representatives showed limited support as only 43 members backed the proposal. Republicans see strength to pass the measure with a final vote expected tomorrow afternoon. Hadaway Transfer Co sues Jim Bird for 635 on a note secured by real estate mortgage in Carlisle township.
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Ington
Thoen
House
Davis
Hadaway Tranefer Co
Jim Bird
Carlisle J
Plane Aims To Overtake Lost Train At Speedway
An airplane trip was arranged to overtake a missing train carrying a sick wife. The plane left at 10:05 am expected to catch the train near Indianapolis before landing at Speedway. The Interstate Commerce Commission set a tentative valuation of 38 97.068 on the New York Central and Hartford Railroad properties.
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Vania
Haswell
Howeve
Indianpolis
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York, NewsHeven and Hartford Railroad
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