Clara Ramion Smith Bound for Ardmore Trial
Clara Ramion Smith departed El Paso at 6 am bound for Ardmore via Fort Worth as her bond of 10000 dollars was arranged. Her family and Sheriff Buck Garrett accompanied her with plans for holiday stays and eventual return to El Paso for the trial, with relatives optimistic about acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Clara Ramion Smith
Idimore
Ft Worth
Buck Garretts
Texas and Pacific
Clara Smith
Fl Paso
Miss Santh
Fort Worth
Sheriff Garrett
pLean and
Coakley
Oklahoma
Miss. Smith
Ardmore
Ben F. Harrison
L. Smith
Clara
Miss Smith
W. D. Walling
Wilson
Hamon
Ardmore Clerk Hears of Possible Will in Hannon Case
James H. Mathers said he understands a will exists in the Jake L. Hannon case but doubts it is in Ardmore. Gov Robertson announced Oklahoma will proceed against Clara Barton Smith for the fatal shooting, with AG to aid prosecution. He warned public opinion may hinder local jurors and suggested moving the trial to another county for fairer juries.
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Ardmore
Okla
James H. Mathers
Mathers and Coakley
Clara Barton Smith
Jake L. Hannon
Claraith
Mathers
Buck Maior
Charles A
Mies Smith
el Paso
Clara Smith
Oklahoma
Clara’ Barton
J. B. A. Robertson
Atter General's Department
James P. Kers
Russell B. Brown
Governoobertson
Ifiue
Tobacco growers abandon pool after weak interest
Owensboro Kentucky December 28 the Green River tobacco district growers group formed to seek higher prices has abandoned its plan after the executive committee failed to arouse sufficient farmer interest in a contemplated pooling arrangement.
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Owensboro
Green River Tobacco District
Korean commission cites barbaric Japanese actions in Manchuria
The Korean commission in Washington accuses Japanese forces of massacres and village burnings in Hunchun and Dorabawie, reporting 380 non combatants arrested and executed including 86 wives and 12 mothers. It links the 6000 troop punitive expedition to a broader repression of Koreans under Japanese rule.
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Washington
Belgium
Manchuria
Hunchun
Ite
Odoro Isubu
Korea
Hanchun
Dorabawie
Monroe Doctrine Highlighted in Ellis Address at Rio
Senator Alfredo Ellis praised the Monroe Doctrine as defense of the American republics and criticized entanglement with a European league. He claimed Washington’s policy protects liberty, not oppression, in the Americas. Secretary Colby thanked Ellis, noting reciprocity of U.S Brazilian relations and President Wilson’s framing of the visit.
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Rio Janeiro
Alfredo Ellis
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Senate
New World
Ellis
League of European Nations
Wilson
Washington
America
Americas
Colby
Pessoa
Jury Takes Up Arnstein Conspiracy Case in DC
The case of Jules W. Arnstein and others charged with conspiring to introduce stolen securities into the District of Columbia from New York went to the jury this afternoon. The narrative notes ongoing destruction despite remarks by Col Mizumachi and references the end of a Japanese military mission at Chientoa to a Canadian missionary visiting devastated districts.
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Washington
Dee 23
Jules W
Nicky) Arnstein
District of Columbia
New York
Mizumachi
Chientoa
Frelinghuysen Calls War Risk Bureau a Failure
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey urged a reconstructive plan to return to constitutional government. He backed abolishing the War Risk Insurance Bureau and moving its functions to the Post Office, arguing most ex servicemen dropped policies and the government cannot operate insurance at a loss. He favored a scientific tariff to boost American industry and urged disarmament talks with Britain and Japan.
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Washington
Senate
Frelinghuysen Republican
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Nalibn
Great Britain
Slayer of Couch Alleged as Fort Worth Sheriff Tip Sparks Mob
Fort Worth reports say Tom W. Vickery, held on a connection with the Couch death, was seized by a mob after shots were fired at the jail. Sheriff Smith and Porter arrived shortly after the mob dispersed, Vickery a longtime chauffeur. Grand jury to convene Friday to investigate, with a quick trial demanded. Clara Barton travels with guards to Ardmore for bond in death case, aided by lawyers and accomplices.
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Fort Worth
Tom W. Vickery
Couch
Ery
Smith
Porter
Anong
Vicker
Vickery
Nan
Gray Grand Jury
Dury
Thomas Th
Oliceman
Clara. Smith
Fort Hancock
Jiff Buckrett
Ardmore
Ohlo
Geert
Clara Barton
Jake Lamo
Tedag-Wee
Hari
Ardmere
Bond
Congress urged tax relief to ease housing shortage
Senator Golder said high federal income taxes plus tax exemptions on muni bonds and mortgages drain capital from real estate. He cited Marshall Field and Hetty Green estates now taxed less than two percent and shifting funds to other investments.
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Washington
Calder
Republican
New Gland
Senate
Congress
Marshall Field
Chicago
Hetty, Green “Estate
Golder
General Pershay Plans Inaugural Parade
General Pershay stated today the plans for a forthcoming inaugural parade led by military units. The announcement outlines a structured march with designated roles and public viewing areas.
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Pershay
Act
Aad Rand Mara
Maris Les
Pps Plana
Pope Decries Y M C A Influence on Catholic Faith
Rome reports the Holy Office issued a decree asking Catholic bishops to watch an organization that claims freedom in religion yet allegedly sows indifference and apostasy to Catholicism. The decree cites the Y M C A as spreading radicalism among Catholics who may not know its aims.
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Rome
Holy Office
Keuneistion Association
Eutha
Clergy Told to Remain Neutral on Silesia Plebiscite
Pope Benedict told Prince Adam Stephan Sapieha bishop of Cracow that clergy in upper Silesia must maintain an absolutely impartial attitude during the plebiscite to decide the region’s future status.
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Rome
Upper Silesia
Pope Benedict
Adam Stephan Sapieha
Cracow
Body of Bishop Lies in State at St John the Divine
The body of Eight Rev. Charles Sumner Burch bishop of the Protestant diocese of New York lay in state at the cathedral of St John the Divine after being moved from the burial place. Thousands passed by the bier as a guard of honor from the cathedral lay members and Masonic representatives paid their respects.
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New York
Charles Sumner Burch
St. John the Divine
Unionists Block Communist Plan in Berlin Metal Union
Berlin December 22 AP reports unionists blocked a Communist bid to seize control of the metal trades union, the largest single labor union in Berlin, which has about 180,000 officers and members though not all voted.
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Berlin
Tadense
Smnies
Metal Trades Union
Red plan to wipe out a republic amid Bolshevik advance
Russian frontier tensions grow as Bolshevik troops reach the harbor prompting evacuations. Allied missions consider sending ships to aid evacuation while oil pacts between Soviet Russia and Georgia falter. Trade routes collapse and prices of basic goods soar as supplies run desperately low.
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Georgia
Rumia
Senate panel moves to curb foreign ships in merchant trade
Washington reports Chairman Jones of the senate commerce committee backing a measure to beat foreign ships below American merchant marine standards. The plan, effective ninety days after passage, aims to promote and develop U S maritime interests and requires foreign vessels to obtain permits from the shipping authorities.
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Washington
Jones
Senate Commerce Committee
Shipping Ara
Great Power Project Planned for the Lower Colorado River
Washington reports a three million horsepower hydroelectric development proposed for the Colorado River in Utah and Arizona. The plan includes a Lees Ferry dam forming a long inland reservoir, aiming to control river runoff and curb floods affecting irrigation districts.
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Great Power
Colorado River
Washington
Colorado
Utah
Arizona
Federal Power Commission
War, Interior and
Commission
California
Tlaho
Alaska
Wromiey
Lees Ferry
Co Io
Aizona
Grand Canyon National
Emperor Recovers in Privy Council Return
Youkipto, who has presided at a privy council, appeared today nearly restored to health. Officials expect a complete recovery shortly after his return in December.
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Tolo
Mad poet hemmed in by troops in Italy war
Partial readable lines describe a poet detained amid Italy’s wartime blockades and troop movements near Rome. The fragment hints at censorship or surveillance, mentioning Fiume and a possible clash of forces, with limited clear names or dates available.
Fiume Crisis Reported Amid Muted German-Titan Tension
The report describes Italian and Austro-Hungarian figures around Fiume, Zara, and the Dalmatian coast. Annunzio allegedly planned to abandon Fiume and incite a revolt to derail the Rappallo treaty, but this plan was reportedly thwarted by government action and troop movements.
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Ertuary
Fin
Mehdieen Castel Venler
Legionaires
Zara
TV Annunzio
Fiume
Dalmatian
Con
Volt
Rappallo
Vean
Holy War Sparks Mutiny Praise at Fiume
Rome reports a split among forces around Fiume with loyalist troops wielding bayonets and cables while Cavziilia commands a government hold. Captain Gabriel P Aulus extols destroyers who shifted ships and praises the mutiny as a holy war.
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Rome
Fiume
Dueae Cavizlia
Gabriel P* Aunus
Four Miners Die In Pacific Coal Co Mine Accident
In Seattle a mine disaster at Black Dam Wash claims four lives from the Pacif Coal company Slope mine. The victims are Frank Nivone 45 a timber man and four others aged 50 68 50 including a car conductor. Rescue teams retrieved the bodies after more than two hours of effort with investigators seeking the cause of the pillar roof collapse.
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Seattle
Slope
Pacif Coal Company
Black Dam Wash
Frank Nivone
Timber Ma
Ok Busse
Timber Checke Rin
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Sherif
Will
Texas
WAR Risk Insurance Bureau
Bonato
Lah
Saysor
Pope
Y.M.C. A
Serry
C. ¥. Milchard
J. Hibbard
Y. M. GA
REDS
Republic
Chris Hap
Tee
Italy
London
Annansie
Riga
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