World News Briefs From Washington To Berlin
A sweeping wire of world events reports Treasury figures on money outside the U S treasury and per capita wealth, steel and sugar market notes, diplomatic postings, mine disasters, naval maneuvers, and political upheavals from Paris to Berlin. It includes battles over Ruhr occupation, oil production orders in Baku, and arrests and deaths of notable figures.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury
Ohio News Roundup Sparse City and State Incidents
Mayor Kohler mulls civil service exams for women police duty. Excerpts note deaths of Rev E R Willard 70 Akron and Dr Victor Wilker 80 Berea. Fatalities include yard engine collision in Elyria, Coast guard tales, fires at Cleveland and Piqua gas incidents. Public safety, arrests, political appointments and local tragedies across Ohio with multiple deaths and legal actions.
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Fred Kohler
eCleveland
Civil Service Commission
E. R. Willard
Ohio Synod of the Reformed Church
Akron
Victor Wilker
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
D. J. Frey
Steubenville
William H. Harsha
Harding
Portsmouth
Arthur Copeland
Donahey
Charles W. Habig
Cleveland
Madison County
Alliance
Edward Savage
Crooksville
Blue Rock
Parker
Plain City
Andy Zagila
Youngstown
Anderson Skinner
Richland Furnace
Vinton County
Cincinnati
Helen Seibert
Milton B. Nash
Toledo
Nash
Charles Brooks
Rendville
New Lexington
Brooks
Henry Burns
John Sabo
Beavertown
Dayton
Frank Baldock
Piqua
Lake Shore
Detroit
Fremont
Serihurt
May
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Germany to halt reparations payments amid Ruhr occupation
The Reparations Commission received Germany's note declaring suspension of money and in kind payments due to occupation of the Ruhr, a move labeled a violation of the Versailles treaty. Reports say French troops occupied Bochum and faced a stone shower in Buer. Demonstrations in Berlin opposed the occupation with major rally at Koenigsplatz opposite the Reichstag.
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Harding
Washington
Ruhr
Rhine
Germany
France
Belgium
Buer
Teuton Police Authority
Berlin
Paris
Reparations Commission
Bochum
Essen
Koenigsplatz
Reichstag
Charges Are Trumped Up in Watt Daniel Case
Captain J K Skip of the Morece Ku Klux Klan and an attorney discuss the murder case of Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards The attorney says the estate's case rests on suspicion and circumstantial evidence and will fail in court Skip claims Richards is still alive, citing a report from his mother who heard from him within two months.
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William H. Larkins
Sebring
Kansas City
Sebring Pee
R. Crssinger
Marion
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Ann Hanna
Cleveland
New York Central
Toledo
George Baynham
Crooksville
McDonald
Miami County
Piqua
Lawrence H. Jeffers
Company L
166Th Ohio Infantry
Athens
Hocking Valley
W. S. Peters
George Weston
Cambridge
Thomas Dyson
Dennison
Garrett H. Fowler
Pomeroy
Charles Seidenable
Ralph M. Pavey
Athens County
New Farm Bureau
M. A. Kraus
Susan Kraus
George Kraus
Ohio
Meigs County Savings and Loan Company
Rose Bell
Florence
Belmont County
James Taylor
Armour Keifer
George F. Smith
Arcadia
Hancock County
Keifer
Herman M. Foulke
Barnesville
General Assembly
Shoeburn Spring
New Philadelphia
Martin Burke
Perry County
Thornville
New Lexington
Newark
Columbus
Youngstown
Margaret Carlisle
Kent
Arthur Carlisle
Portage County
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Steel and Tube Company
Chicago
James A. Campbell
Vincent Kelly
William Whittaker
Mingo Junction
Steubenville
John Dugan
William Goshurst
Cincinnati
Opie Ut
Yale
Akron
Silas Stotuch
Martha Weaver
Portsmouth
Bastrop
J. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Morece Ku Klux Klan
Attoc
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Skipwith
Richards
Mail Atlantic edition sails aboard Cunard liners
A daily Mall ig newspaper will be published aboard nine Cunard liners in the Atlantic service after February 10. Editors aboard will absorb the steamship company bulletin and radio news from America and Great Britain for passengers each day. The publication will be known as the Mail's Atlantic edition.
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London
The
Mall Ig
Cnnard
Steamship Company
Daily Bulletin
America
Great Britain
the Mail
Harvard's Stand Defended in Dormitory Policy
Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell defends excluding negro students from freshman dormitories in a New York World letter to Roscoe Conkling Bruce. He says blacks deserve education but not social integration with whites in housing.
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New York
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
New York World
Lowell
Government Bans Monopoly on King’s Valley Tomb Access
Egypt’s government declares tombs in the Valley of the Kings must be open to all newspaper correspondents or to none, overriding private arrangements with Lord Carnarvon. The move aims to ensure equal access for media observers.
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Luxor
Egypt
Lord Carnarvon
Valley of Kings
Mayor Slain in Kincaid Dance Hall Shootout
In Kincaid Illinois a mining town ten miles northwest of here Mayor William Motley aged 42 and miner Tony Matanzo were killed in a shooting fray at a local dance hall. The incident occurred late at night drawing police to the scene.
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Taylorville
William Motley
Kincaid
Ill
Here
Tony Matanzo
Lithuanians Seize Heydekrug as Memel Provisional Capital
Lithuanian forces seize the town of Heydekrug and establish it as the capital of the Provisional Government for Memel. M. Simaitis is named Provisional Premier.
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Copenhagen
Heydekrug
Memel
M. Simaitis
Beauty winner awarded $25,000 balm claim
In Balm, Michigan, Miss Erva Burleson of Hornell New York won a $25,000 heart balm from Norton Davis a Toledo contractor. A two hour jury verdict in Judge Edward Black's court found her entitled to the sum despite not posing as a prize contestant. Burleson wept in court during arguments and the verdict.
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Flint
Mich
Edward Black
Erva Burleson
Hornell
N. Y
Norton Davis
Toledo
East Round West Bound Hillsboro Branch Trains
Sardinia QORRES request made with Hillsboro branch for Ailiee oro. Trains leave Sardinia for alisbere daily except Sunday at 6 00 am. Returning depart Hillsboro at 5 00 am and 12 30 pm.
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Hillsboro
Sardinia
Ailiee Oro
Alisbere Ra Daly Kc
Sandee
Hilleboro Fas
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Enoch H. Crowder
Cuba
John M. Killits
Supreme Bench
Walter F. Brown
Capper
Lenroot
House Ways and Means
United States
Tire Customs Service
Lexington
Woodward Iron Company
Birmingham
Ala
Los Angeles
Panama
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Louis
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American Sugar Bulletin
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Theilauea Volcano
Buffalo Chamber of Commerce
David J. Price
U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Presbytery of
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church In
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Great Northern Railway
Ford Motor Company
Mississippi River
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America Radio Relay League
Hartford
Conn
J. P. Morgan & Co
Syracuse
Ind
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Boston
Constantine
Greece
Palermo
Italy
William M. Moore
Emil G. Hirsch
John R. Bland
United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
Sligo
Ireland
Hindenburg
Upper Silesia
Kara
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Southern Chinese Republic
Baku
Moscow
Chamber of Deputies
Lasteyrie
League of Nations
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Japan
Vatican
Tokyo
Dublin
Ramon de Valera
Peking
Chang Chiung-Ming
Sun
Hongkong
Managua
Honduras
Calcutta
Chaurasi
Leon Bourgeois
Louisiana
Ku Klux
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Clermont County
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