German Government Ends Ruhr Resistance After Proclamation
Berlin in 1923 reports President Ebert and Chancellor Stressmann declare the Ruhr battle ended by necessity to avoid economic collapse. The proclamation warns no German territory will be ceded and notes heavy costs from passive resistance, including displaced families and imprisoned leaders, while France and Belgium are not to be informed of the decision.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Stressman
Ruhr
Sand
Rhineland
France
Belgium
Oklahoma Legislature Dispersed by Military Action
Oklahoma rebel legislators were dispersed by the military at noon while attempting to convene a special session to impeach Governor Walton. Colonel Key ordered all to leave the rotunda and the capitol grounds were placed under tight guard with troops, credentials required for entry, and no violence reported.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
State House
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. 8. Walton
William 8. Key
Home County
Read
J. C. Walton
Key
State Capitol
Capitol Building
Capitol
John E. Graham
McBee
W. 8. Key
Boyer
Tulsa
Smith
Horning Counties
House of Representatives
Senate Chamber
Walton
House
J. B. Markham
Markham
R. A. Sneed
Third Iowa corn in the milk stage report
The Des Moines weather bulletin notes about a third of Iowa corn remains in the milk stage with potential heavy yields unlikely without miracles. Feeding demand rises as soft corn limits uses. seed corn may be scarce due to slow crops. Potatoes pastures hay land and alfalfa benefited by recent weather though some regions saw heavy rains. Mrs Clyde Huston of Crawfordsville is in town today.
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Totel
Ward Trial Ends Defense Without Testimony
In White Plains New York the defense of Walter Ward halted its case and rested without calling witnesses, prompting the judge to deny motions for dismissal and for acquittal as the prosecution had previously ended. Clarence Peters of Haverhill Massachusetts was the alleged victim in the murder case.
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New York
Walter 8. Ward
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Massachusetts
Isaac N. Mfils
Wagner
Robbers Attack Aged Woman Near Boone
Meg Erick Rose, seventy, was brought to a Boone hospital with a fractured skull after two men beat her on the porch of her farm home eight miles from Boone. Her condition was listed as serious as robbers looted the residence while the husband, deaf, slept at home until relatives returned from Ames.
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Associated Press
Boone
Meg Erick Rose
Ames
Five Fraternity Houses Robbed at Iowa State College
Five fraternity houses at Iowa State College in Ames were burgled last night. Thieves took about 2000 dollars in cash and 30 to 40 watches while most jewelry was left. Over fifty students reported personal losses as police investigate a suspected same bandits from Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Ames
Iowa
Mately
Iowa State College
lIa
Des Moines
Five Bandits Bind Watchman and Loot Des Moines Building
Five bandits bound the watchman in the town building took his keys and robbed several offices before locking the entrance and escaping. Police had not yet determined the total loot or the number of offices entered.
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Des Moines
The
Associated Press
German Premier Addressed Reichstag On Foreign Affairs
Berlin Sept 26 Chance Lo Stresseman spoke to the Reichstag on foreign affairs today. No details were released, but tomorrow's session will cover routine business and the political debate is postponed until next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Stresseman
Reichstag
Bulgaria vows to fight communism in world struggle
Sofia reports Premier Zankoff declaring Bulgaria will fight to the last ounce of strength in a world struggle against communism. The government plans to rapidly arm a newly enlisted militia amid ongoing clashes with communist forces.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Zankoff
Inter
Russia
Follow the String to Lifeless Body Found in Tree
The note was found by a neighbor of Ed Hauser, 38, in Sioux City Iowa. He followed a string from the house to a wooden den where Hager’s body hung from a tree. Ill health is given as the cause of suicide.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Ed. Hauser
Hager
Ambassadors Decide Greece Must Pay Indemnity to Italy
Paris Sept 26 The council of ambassadors ruled Greece owes fifty million lire to Italy for the Jenina crime with payment due immediately. The decision will remain secret until Greece is notified. Greece was found dilatory in seeking the circumstances.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Greece
Italy
Mrs Guy Mitchell Visits Crawfordsville Town
Mrs. Guy Mitchell of Crawfordsville is spending the day in town. She is seen shopping and visiting local spots amid light crowds and pleasant weather.
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Guy Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Degoutte Attacks Ruhr Occupation Policies
General Degoutte bluntly criticizes German policy in the Ruhr valley saying passive resistance and occupation costs undermine reparations and hurt the economy. He notes 1,000,000 workers enjoying paid leave for eight months and argues Berlin’s interference worsens the situation while predicting a collapse of the payoff logic.
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Degoutte
Ruhr
Associated Forces
Dusseldorf
Germany
Associated Press
Persian Villages Wrecked by Quake in Persia
Nine villages were destroyed and twenty two wrecked by the earthquake near Bugnard Persia. A message from northern Persia reports 157 dead and 146 injured.
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Associated Press
Allahabad
British India
Bugnard
Persia
Three Airm en Die In Quebec Lake St Joba Crash
Three airmen were killed when a government loaned plane for surveying and forest protection crashed into Lake Saint John near Roberval Quebec. The aircraft, hired from the Dominion air board, fell twenty five hundred feet during survey work.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Roberval
Dominion Air Board
Lake St. Joba
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