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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1913

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Nazim Pasha Shot Dead as Constantinople Demands War

A chaotic Jan 23 scene in Constantinople sees Nazim Pasha killed amid protests clamoring for war to retain Adrianople. Cabinet resignations followed a Young Turk coup led by Enver Bey and Talaat Bey, with troops loyal to Kiamil Pasha moved to maneuvers near the Hill of Liberty.

Kiam Pasha Hill of Liberty Constantinople Committee of Union and Progress Sublime Porte Kiamil-Pasha Cabint Euro Janople Aegean Sea Talaat Bey Kiamil Pasha Kiamil Djelal Bey Enver Bey Kiazim Bey Washington Halil Bey Porte Mfemduh Pasha Trenton Cape Kamil Rasha Mahmoud” Shetket Pasha Grand Yizler Mahmoud Bhefket

Inaugural Reception Distant as Wilson Debate

Washington divisions over a public reception for President Wilson after his inauguration grow as senators oppose a Capitol ceremony. Talaat and IIzzet Pashas’ moves trigger Balkan and European alarm while Turks gamble on Young Turk strength. Disorder fears rise as crowds gather and sentiments ricochet between peace and disruption.

Turkey Aplames Anew as War Turmoil Deepens

Nazimy Pasha former war minister and commander shot dead during a demonstration in Constantinople as the cabinet resigns. Crowds demand continuation of the war while a cabinet member vows to save national honor or perish. The new cabinet insists Adrianople must be held at all costs, shaping peace terms. Allies expect Russian intervention if hostilities resume and foresee Turkey's dismemberment.

Constantinople Nazim Pasha Talaat Bey Interior Adrianople M. Saganoff Russia Turkey Naziny Pasha

400 foot gap opens in Missouri levee widening flood risk

Flood warnings spread from Cairo to southeast Missouri as a 400 foot gap opens in the Big Leake levee. The Ohio River rose to 48.2 feet and continued to climb while refugees seek aid. Reports from Evansville and Shawnee warn of dangerous flooding and isolation as authorities rush relief. Guided by recent heavy rains, forecasts expect further rises within 24 hours with potential for greater distress.

Cairo Southeast Missouri Ohip Georg Lee Memphia Arly Xaire New Ma Arid Ieee Evanaville Hid Jane Ohio Fiver Henderson Shawnee Terre Haute Ind Lafayette Wabash Taylorville

ToDay's issue index page items and headlines

A fragmented OCR list from a newspaper front with mentions of Nazim, Turks, Wilson, reception, steel, fires, U.S. troops, canal, suffrage, politics, trusts, and society. Includes references to Mexico, England, traffic rules, and local appointments. Notes heavy crime story and financial editorials amid a broad set of topics.

Wilson Coréy U. S Knox England Rodgers Swanson Castro U.S Henry t-Society

Corey Testifies on Armor Plate Pools in Steel Monopoly Case

Former United States Steel President William Eilis Corey testi fied to existence of armor plate and plate and structural pools involving US Steel and international partners. He said he ordered furnace closures to keep pig iron prices high and claimed Tennessee Coal and Iron competed before its acquisition.

Agreementa Furnices New York William Eilis Corey United States Steel Corporation Niles Bibert’ Gaby Corey Tennessee- Coal-and Iron Company Steal Corporation Carnegie Steel Company Japan England France Germany United States Bethlehem Steel Company Ned Gary Fnence Committee Tre Prezent Ahm Thaintaining Pas Toni The Steel Corporation Hta |Saawer Telin Jnaga Gary Stanley Ateel

John D Gets His Gloves Returns Honesty Cheers Feature

Special to The Warblington Post reports James Darling of Tarrytown New York found gloves dropped from John D Rockefeller's car near Hackensack New Jersey during Christmas. He returned them after a momentary souvenir, and Rockefeller wrote a letter praising his honesty and urging right decisions.

Warblington ‘Post New York John D. Rockefeller James Darling Tarrytown N. Y Newman School Hackensack N. J Rockefeller James Young America John Brockefeller

Bones Found In Tree Mystery Seen By Forestry Students

Forestry students at the State University examined a curious find in a tree where the bones of a man were embedded, believed to be over 30 years old. Medical students at the university earlier credited with related work in Oakland Cemetery, suggesting the skeleton was placed there long ago.

TWO MAY ENTER CABINET Chairman McCombs Takes Up Senatorial Situation

Washington dispatch reports Gov Wilson’s cabinet choices near final. Obadiah Gardner of Maine for Agriculture and Edwin L Norris of Montana for Interior prominent picks amid Senate contests. Kent of California discussed conservation with Wilson, focus on policy over ministries.

McCombs Mr. Kent Washington Post York Washington _dispatch New York World Burleigh Wilson Norris Trenton N.J William F. McCombs William Kent California Kent Chiesy Han Mintry

McKinney Store Collapse Kills Eight in Bargain Sale

A McKinney Texas department store building collapsed after a adjacent farming implement firm gave way. Eight people died and fifteen injured as walls fell burying shoppers and workers. Rescue reactions mobilized town volunteers and emergency staff while fire and debris trapped victims. A list of the dead includes Rosa Welch Leslie Bush Katie Milligan Bessie Wade Russell Knight N R Presley Mary Stiff Eva Searcy and others.

McKinney Tex Aeath Finch Vernie Graves Rosa Welch Leslie Bush Katie Milligan Bessie Wade Russell Knight N. R. Presley Mary Stiff Eva Searcy Vol Presiey Bill Hyself McKingey

Smuggling raid ends with manslaughter in New York saloon

Special to The Washington Post New York Jan 23 Customs Inspectors Lynch and Hogan trailed three alleged smugglers to a saloon at Twenty fourth street and Thirteenth avenue A scuffle broke out John McArdle was mortally wounded by Lynch Otto Zebllnd and Thomas Breen were charged with interfering with inspectors Lynch faced felonious assault as a prisoner Hogan detained as material witness

Washington Foot New York Ming Bay James J. Lynch Matthew Hogan Lash Twentyfourth Thirteamth Avenue Ima Acuffle John McArdle Lynch Otto Zebllnd Thomas Breen Hoxan

Shots Start Strike Riot Tonight Among Whert Apaxents

Vague OCR fragment notes a riot and strike tonight involving groups described as Whert Apaxents and Wolves. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to confirm scope or location.

Knoxs Canal Note Denies All England Allegations

England’s allegations are denied. The note reduces the issues of dispute to two and says they can be settled diplomatically without arbitration. If that fails, a Knox Bryce treaty ratification exchange is proposed, though the Senate drastically amended it and Taft let it lapse. The note asserts canal tolls consider free U S coastwise shipping and not burden other nations.

England Senate Taft Special Bryce United States Panama Congress Special Commission of Inquiry

Fire on U S troops as captors free Gen Blanco

Telegraph reports from Juarez say Mexican rebels fired on U S troops of the Thirteenth Cavalry near Febens Texas while ranch raids expanded across the border. Gen Jose Blanco, reported killed, later appeared at the Mexican consulate alive and offered a peace plan deemed impossible by the government. Rebels around Juarez threaten action if demands are not met and groups operate along rail lines near N M Col. Roque Gomez leads Guadalupe and Palomas factions with Col. David de la Fuente recently leaving San Antonio.

el Paso Tex United States Thirteenth Cavalry Febens Jose Blarico Madero Blanco Guadalupe Juarez Parola Roque Gomez Palomas Columbiay N. Mex David de la Fuente San Antonio Inez Salazar Mexico City Pablo Escandon Morelos Cuattla Zapatistas Col. Escandon Zapatists

Actor Van Biene Dies On Brighton Stage During Skit

Auguste Van Biene the actor musician collapsed and died on stage in Brighton during a performance of The Broken Melody. The Dutch born artist, who toured America and England, was born in 1860 and had been feigning illness in the sketch when he truly collapsed. The audience departed unaware of the real tragedy.

Auguste van Biene Brighton England América van Biene Holland

TWO AVIATORS KILLED IN MILITARY MANEUVERS NEAR BURG

A biplane accident during maneuvers near Burg killed Lieut Otto Schliegel and his pilot Breut von Scheele. Both died from injuries after the craft lapsed during a sharp turn. In Macon Georgia, Mrs Manley B Curry daughter of Senator Bacon died after blood transfusion attempts following long illness. Senator Bacon and Mrs Curry’s daughter Shirley Curry were at the bedside.

Growhd Replin Jani Burg Otto Schliegel Breut von. Scheele Manley Curey Macon Manley B. Curry A. 0. Bacon Senator Bacon Gurey Mise Shirley Curry Washington

Tolls Fair and Knox Explain England Reply on Panama Tolls

Secretary Knox informs Britain that US coastwise shipping remains protected and foreign ships face no increased tolls. He proposes a special commission to investigate effects of the Panama Canal tolls and the Taft treaty dispute, and notes a possible exchange of ratifications to revive a general arbitration framework with Britain.

Knox Panama Canal Great Britain America Sir Edward Grey Howard Foreign Office Mr. Laughlin London Hol

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