Ismet Pasha Forms New Turkish Cabinet
Ismet Pasha has formed a new Turkish cabinet to succeed the previous one, with Ismet Pasha likely continuing in a leading foreign affairs role. The move follows a reshuffle linked to ongoing negotiations and population exchanges, as reported from Constantinople by The Associated Press.
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Associated London
Constantinopl Ismo
Pasha
Veterday
Tewfik Rud
Del
Populations Exchange
JIG JOGS AND LOCAL sports recap from Waycross Journal
JIG JOGS BY JIMMY GROOVER reports Waycross boasts a strong team with a 7 3 season record and 381 237 scoring edge through ten games. It notes Bill Asby leads scorers with 126 points and highlights Groover Vaughn and McDougald. Also mentions Albany tournament readiness and Thomasville vs Leesburg, plus North Carolina’s 36 28 win over Tulane.
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Groover
Vaughn
McDougald
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Atlanta
Tulane
Spiri
Death of McClintock Charged to Shepherd in Chicago
Chicago reports Judge Olson accuses William D. Shepherd of causing the death of William N. McClintock. State's Attorney Crowe restarts investigation after prior pause. Olson cites three alleged confessions and evidence that Shepherd knew of the typhoid illness. He also alleges improper pressure on the coroner to rule natural causes.
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Chicago
Ill
Harry Olson
State
Criminal Court
William N. McClintock
William D. Shepherd
Crowe
Olson
William Shepherd
Kenilworth
Billy McClintock
Shepherd
McClinntock
Billy
Isabelle Pope
McClntock
Miss Hall
Oscar Wolff
McClintock
Scs
Evidence of Circumstantial Guilt Described
A legal discussion outlines how circumstantial evidence shows facts and circumstances that can establish moral guilt for an offense. It explains the difference between direct proof and inferences drawn from surrounding details.
Hughes Ends Crowded Chapter of His Life
Washington dispatch recalls Charles E. Hughes retirement marking a shift in U S foreign policy after four years amid war reparations, arms talks, and treaties. It credits his leadership on the Washington conference and notes his firm stance against recognizing the Soviet regime while pursuing Mexican and Central American accords.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Germany
Far East
Mexico
United States
League of Nation Battle
Paris
League
Washington
Obregon
Chile
Peru
Tacna
Arica
Russia
New York Banker Parker Ends Life at University Club
Morris K. Parker, 48, vice president of Equitable Trust Company, was found dead in a locked University Club room with an ice pick through his heart. A note suggested suicide. his wife and several relatives survived him. Parker rose from Wall Street office boy to a leading bond expert, leaving a widow and a 10 year old daughter.
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New York
Bureau of Missing Persons
Morris K. Parker
Equitable Trust Company
University Club
Robert C. Adams
Ya‘e
Parker
Paker
Willard Parker
Fragmented OCR Sparks Odd Local Notice
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions elections and public notices with scattered phrases about party names and officials. It references timing and roles but lacks clear facts or coherent events to summarize.
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