New Governor Moore Inaugurated In Idaho Capitol Ceremony
Charles C. Moore was sworn in as Idaho governor in a noon ceremony before about 600 people in the house chamber. Chief Justice Alfred Budge administered the oaths as officials including Justice Lee and Lt. Gov. Baldridge were sworn in. A public reception followed at the statehouse and a 6:30 p.m. review of Boise National Guard units capped the day.
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Thevernor
Harry T. Lewis
Budge
William F. Lee
Supreme Tribunal
P. McCarthy
David W. Davis
Appliuse
Justice Lee
Moore
H. C. Baldridge
F. A. Jeter
A. H. Conner
E. G. Gallet
Dan F. Banks
Elizabeth Russum
Stewart Campbell
Davis
Boise
National Guard
State House
Clara Phillips notes hint at hid spot after escape
Deputies found a note 100 feet from a Jones canyon cabin near Los Angeles suggesting Clara Phillips hid there for four days after escaping the county jail on December 5. The handwritten message was found weighted by a rock and linked to Armour Lee Phillips who bought groceries near the cabin during the period. Police planned to re-question him.
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Los Angeles
Clara Phillips
Los Aneles County
Jonesy Canyon
Phillips
Murder charge against Mrs Lillian Knox in Hiram Knox death
Mrs Lillian Knox widow of Hiram Knox is under arrest on a charge of murdering her husband. Hiram Knox was found dead with a bullet hole in the head on November 6. a coroner ruling previously listed murder but did not assign blame. Knox estate valued near ten million dollars.
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Knox
Reported Canton Split Settled by South China Party
An unfixed AP report from Peking says Canton factions may have settled their quarrel and the Southern party is prepared to recognize the Peking administration as the representative of a united government.
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Peking
Canton
South China
Re-United
Ofice
Warehouse Robbery Reported at Million-Dollar Store
Police disclosed the theft of liquor from a $1,000,000 internal revenue warehouse on East 47th Street. The robbery was found Saturday after officers halted a truck carrying about $40,000 worth of stock. the robbers fled.
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New York
Internal Revenue
East 47Th Street
Secretary Fall Will Resign From Interior March 4
Washington reports Secretary Fall of the interior department will resign March 4 due to private business pressures. President Harding regrets the decision. Fall declines a Supreme Court offer and will focus on ranch and cattle interests in New Mexico after retirement.
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Washington
Fall
Interior Department
White House
Harding
Supreme Court
Secretary Fall
Mr. Fall
Senate
Department
Denby
Navy
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Congress
Alaska
Justice Pitney
Albuquerque
N. M
A. B. Fall
U. S
New Mexico
State Supreme Court
Kentucky
Three Rivers
Estate of Lord Northcliffe Valuation Report
London January 2 The Daily Express reports the estate of the late Lord Northcliffe is valued at 5 500 000 pounds sterling.
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London
The
Daily Express
Lord Northcliffe
Germany and France Seek Unified Front on Near East and Plebiscite Pact
Paris reports Premier Poincare and Prime Minister Bonar Law met at the Crillon hotel to discuss the Near East and reparations. They agreed on a united Franco British stance at the Near East conference amid Turkish actions. Germany proposed a plan asking Rhine powers to pledge peace for a generation, with U S involvement as guardian, but France indicated it could not accept under its constitution. The State Department hesitated to disclose full terms, while American officials weighed implication of potential enforcement and trusteeship.
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Lausanne
France
Great Britain
Karl Bergmann
Rhine
Towit
Italy
Germany
United States
State Department
Department
Washington
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Cuno
Hamburg
Kurepe
Permier Poincare
London
Ruhr
Mr. Bonar Law
Marquis Della Torretta
Belgium
la Matin
Iuin
Herr Bergmann
Francy
Wellimg
Negroes Fire On Policemen In Sapulpa
Armed guards patrol the dividing line between white and Negro sections after five officers were ambushed. One officer was killed and four wounded as the attackers fled, leaving rifles and ammunition. authorities fear no broader race trouble.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Ed Glass
Here
Negro District
Ebram Lee
Negroes Escale
Handel’s Messiah Draws Record Ogden Audience
Ogden Utah January 194 ap attendance at the Alhambra theatre broke records as 2800 people packed the venue for Handel’s Messiah sung by the Ogden tabernacle choir and soloists under director Lester Hinchiff. The 2200 seat theatre and 340 standing patrons marked the largest charged admission musical event in the area.
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Ogden
Utah
Alhambra
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Evers
Lester Hinchchiff
Theoir
Free State Officials Deny Rebel Executions Report
Dublin officials said they have no information supporting a report that four rebels arrested in the Tralee district were executed in Kerry. Other sources say the executions claim is untrue.
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Dublin
Free State Army
Four Killed and Five Injured in Ohio Press Accident
Four men died and five were injured at the Petroleum Iron Works in Masuro Ohio when caught under a hydraulic press. The accident occurred today at the facility located about a mile from Sharon Pennsylvania.
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Sharon. Pa
Petroleum Iron Works
Masuro
Ohio
Blackfoot Man Killed Sunday in Auto Crash
Burley Idaho Jan 2 AP W 8 Rogers of Blackfoot was killed when his car skidded on an icy Pacific highway turn ing turtle fifteen miles east of Burley. Passenger B M Stevenson suffered minor bruises. Elks lodge took the body for burial in Blackfoot.
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Burley
Idaho
Rogers
Blackfoot
Pacific Highway
Here
B. M. Stevenson
Elks’ Lodge
Riot at Hotel Chase Injures Guests in St Louis
Prohibition agents raided the Hotel Chase on New Year’s morning. A shot wounded two men and a woman as diners chased raiders from the dining hall. Gus Nations led the raid and said he did not know who fired. Helen Collins reported a $2000 diamond bar pin lost.
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St. Louis
Gus ©. Nations
Prohibition
Wm. H. Allen
Nations
Helen Collins
Turks Back National Pact Holding Vote in Ankara
The Turkish national assembly unanimously affirmed support for the national pact. Ismet Pasha, head of the Lausanne delegation, may be authorized to sign a separate peace with powers agreeing to the pact. The accord envisions Mosul as Turkish, plebiscites on western Thrace, abolition of capitulations, protections for minorities, and open straits for world commerce.
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Turkish National Assembly
Ancra
Ismet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Kingdom of
Irak
Thrace
Turkey
Straits of
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Persian Bill Before President
President Harding is expected to act within a day or two on the Bursum bill raising pensions for Civil and Mexican War veterans. The measure was sent to the Interior Department for study, with officials reporting readiness and likely executive approval.
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Washington
Harding
Interior Department
Youthful Princess Nearly Lost Valuable Jewels
A hotel employee suggested Princess Xenia’s habit of not carrying valuables explains how she misplaced then recovered jewels valued between 100000 and 250000. Young Leeds, her husband’s son, says the lost case held a small key case with common iron keys. The princess misplaced it in a car, then a hotel detective recovered it.
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New York
Xenia
William B. Leeds, Jr
Young Leeds
Anastasia
Greece
William B. Leeds
Murderer Gets Fifty Years in the Penitentiary
Tony Nello, 48, convicted of murdering his 11 year old daughter Plora was sentenced to 50 years in the penitentiary by Judge E. L. Fischer in Wyandotte County District Court in Kansas City Missouri. Motions for a new trial and arrest in judgment were overruled.
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Kansas City, Mo
Tony Nello
Daugster
Plora
E. L. Fischer
Wyandotte
Missing witness Teegerstrom hunted in Louisiana
Authorities renewed the search for Harold Teegerstrom timekeeper at a Spyker carbon plant believed linked to the masked bandits and slayings of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. He disappeared after a mysterious summons and reappeared briefly before vanishing again as investigators pressed for a possible special grand jury.
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Bastrop
Harold Teegerstrom
Spyker
Watt Daniels
Thomas Pletcher Richards
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Teegerstrom
Henry Jones
Lamkin
T. J. Burnett
Burnett
Daniels
Richards
Baltimore
B. M. McKain
Louisiana
Thomas Richards
Morehouse Parish
Robert R. Carman
Dixie Flyer Derails North of Macon injuring nineteen
Nineteen people were injured when the Dixie Flyer traveling from Jacksonville to Chicago derailed six miles north of Macon Georgia. Two day coaches a sleeper and a dining car plunged down a fifteen foot embankment. About 150 passengers were aboard. ten Pullmans stayed upright and the engine remained on track. Two seriously injured and eight hurt were taken to a Macon hospital with others treated locally.
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Macon
Jacksonville
Chicago
Central of Georgia
Via
Train Wreck in Rock Island Yards Injures Several
A Milwaukee passenger train collided with an extra freight train in Rock Island yards at 1 o clock. Several people are reported injured but no fatalities.
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Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Heavy fines imposed on eight union railroad men
In Los Angeles on January 2, eight union railway workers were sentenced in federal district court to fines totaling 9800 for conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce during the AT&SF strike last August. Judge Bledsoe accepted defense assurances that the fines would be paid by the unions to which the defendants belonged.
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Los Angeles
Union Railway
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
United States
Bledsoe
Premiers Meet for Conference on Reparations
Paris hosts a four power premiers meeting with Bonar Law Poincare and Italy’s Della Torretta seeking a breakthrough on Germany’s reparations. France backs a 50 billion gold mark ceiling with moratorium and resource guarantees. The British plan diverges while Belgium observes.
Dog uncovers liquor cache in yard
Los Angeles story reports George E. Patterson, a contractor, jailed for violating the Volstead Act after federal agents failed to find liquor at his home. Airdale the dog dug up a burlap sack in the garden, and officers recovered ten quarts of liquor from the sack.
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Los Angeles
George E. Patterson
Patterson
Airdale
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