Turky-Ismet Pasha Shifts Tactics at Lausanne Talks
Washington reports the United States seeks to avert war in the Near East as Lausanne talks strain between France Britain and national Turkey widen. Ismet Pasha signals a potential move to await allied decisions while Paris and London weigh next steps and economic clapses.
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Near East
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Britain
Washington
Europe
Turkey
French Troops Kill German Soldiers in Occupied Territory
Muenster reports two Germans killed today by French troops in newly occupied territories. Ruhr and Rhineland quiet aside from isolated incidents as France presses to disrupt Berlin Switzerland rail traffic. Chancellor Cuno tours occupied areas urging unity to save the republic.
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Muenster
Weishaden
Ruhr
Rhinelfied
Berlin-Switzerland
Germany
Paris-Orient
France
Switzerland
Cuno
Savannah Ready for Doughboys Arrive in Occupation Era
Savannah in military parade mood as the American army arrives ending occupation presence. Flags fly from buildings and ships while a cold wind blows. The transport St Mihiel with about 1,200 officers and men of the Eighth Infantry prepares to dock tomorrow amid German mothers-in-law and other noted passengers.
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Savannah
St. Mihiel
Eighth - Infantry
Kiddes
Unrequited love leads Cherokee chief to shoot self in department store
Chief Whitehorse of the Cherokee Nation, from Oklahoma, shot himself after declaring love for 27 year old Mrs. Pearl Moora Smith in a New York department store. He fired three times, causing a panic among about 300 women. he died instantly on the scene. Police say Smith admitted exchanging love notes but said the affair was for fun.
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New York
No Pearl
Moora Smith
Gabriel “Whitehquss
Hera Te
Whitehorse
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Fire damages East Fourth and VanTrees area store
A lighted cigarette caused a fire at 10 45 last night at the Marts store on East Fourth and VanTrees streets. The blaze destroyed a new $40 item, scorched the storefront, and the department responded to the dance hall incident at the American Legion hall nearby.
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Marts
East Fourt
VanTrees
Wreck on B and O near Huron delays eastbound train
Seymour February 6 reports a wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio main line near Huron Lawrence county delays hit eastbound No. 12 for about nine hours. The Cincinnati wrecker aided, detours moved No. 12 via Monon to Mitchell, and the eastbound passenger train was delayed until about noon before service resumed.
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Seymour
Ealt & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio
Huron
Mitchell
Lawrence County
Cincinnati
Paver
Monon
Tidal Wave Strikes Hilo Bay After Earthquake
After Saturday's quake, a tidal wave hit Hilo Bay killing tens to twelve. Four children swept away near Kampen and three Japanese fishermen trapped in a sampan engine room. Estimated damage at $100000 with ongoing tallies of lives. Matson liner touched mud bottom, then floated away. Doand tanker rode surge but escaped. Residents fled to higher ground as workers left docks to save families.
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Honolulu
Hilo Bay
Kampen
Rma
Wailuku River
Hilo
Matson Navigation Company
Matsoniaj
Standard Oil Company
Doand
Anchorage
Iower Hill
Bravedors
Debate Over Reformatory Funding Splits Indiana House
Indiana lawmakers battled over a $2,000,000 reformatory appropriation with a 47 to 46 party line vote amid Democratic moves to curb the governor's contingent funds. Amendments trimmed the governor emergency fund and other allocations as both chambers adjourned after a tense morning session.
Hospital report for January shows deficit and expenses
Viesg County Hospital lists January receipts 1 168.10 with total expenses 1 87.90 and a deficit of 4.4. The clinical report records 40 admissions, 18 major operations, 14 minor, 4 medical, 2 maternity cases and 14 deaths. Donations include blankets meat a Christmas basket and utensils for the kitchen from local groups and individuals.
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Hakridge
Jeffries and Hunt
Frank Kramer
Harding backs conservation push to save nation’s forests
In Washington on February 6 President Harding expressed open support for a national conservation policy. In a letter to Representative Clarke of New York he urged larger cooperation among federal state and private timber land owners to protect dwindling forest reserves. He also aligned with Secretary Wallace against transferring the forestry bureau to Secretary Fall’s interior department.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
America
Clarke
New York
Forcesi
Agriculture Wallace
Forestry Bureau
Fall
Department of Interior
Young Woman Reports Piecing 12 Quilts in 12 Years
Kitty Smith of Elnora writes that she has finished twelve quilts by age 27, with one quilt containing 8,232 pieces made at 22 in 1918. She notes other quilts from 1919 with 4,362 pieces and at 19 with 3,276 pieces, saying she began quilting at 15.
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Kitty Smith
Elnora
Wen H I
Kittie Smifh
Republicans back McCray budget in secret House session
In Indianapolis on February 6 the Republican majority pledged to support Governor McCray's budget. Forty seven of sixty two Republicans attended as ruling leaders said they would vote as a unit, backing a 14 million dollar operating appropriation over two fiscal years and a 2 million dollar Pendleton reformatory project. Democratic opposition remained in place in both House and Senate.
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Indianapolis
Barrow
House of Representatives
McCray
House
Pidge
Pendleton
Senate
Nutter Trial Set for March in Circuit Court
Date for the trial of Mrs. Ruth Nutter on a acid throwing charge was fixed for March 5 with two days set aside for evidence. Judge M S Hastings and lawyers prepared the February term calendar. Miss Helen Cave, prosecuting, was employed at the American Steam Laundry where D N Nutter is a partner.
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M. S. Hastings
Hélen Cave
Miss Cave
American Steam Laundry
D. N. Nutter
Indianapolis
Valda Sims
Willis Overton
Overton
Ray Chandler
Chandler
Cah Hawkins
William Bengey
Train wreck injures seven near Terre Haute
A Big Four passenger train wrecked after hitting an open switch west of Terre Haute. Seven coaches derailed with two engineers from Indianapolis dead or dying and five others injured, while passengers were shaken. the crash marks a second such incident at the same site in months.
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Terre Haute
Sweet McDonald
T. N. Denham
Indianapolis
McDonald
Deaths of Sarah Ann Wood and John Henry Brewer
Obituaries report the deaths of Sarah Ann Wood at her daughter's home in Plainville Road age 87 not 88 and John Henry Brewer near Montgomery after a week with paralysis. Wood, born February 14 1835 in Washington, formerly of Loogootee, was a member of First Baptist church. burial in Goodwill Cemetery. Brewer a respected Barr Township farmer born March 4 183? in Marion County Kentucky, died after a week of illness. funeral at St Michael's Catholic church.
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Diba
John G. Sanford
Plainville Road
Wood
Aga
Loogootee
Mrs. Sanford
Washington
F William G. Cole
Maryland
James Wood
Sanfoord
J. W. Mathewson
Vanceburg
Goodwill Cemetery
John Henry Brewer
Montgomery
Brewer l
Barr Township
Kentucky
Marion County
Mr. Brewer
Katherine
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New Bill Proposes Standards for Embalmers in State
Indianapolis report outlines a bill in the state house to regulate the embalming trade. The proposal would require embalmers to be high school graduates and meet stricter qualifications. The measure passed the senate and moved to the house, where it may face opposition. The article notes veterans Paul and Fouis who served in France and the Franco-Prussian War era.
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House
Hays
Senate
John Sweeney
Dilieier
Dunn
Spencer
Adnate
Indianapolis
Lmany
Francois
Paul
France
Legion meeting aims to unite posts across district
An afternoon session at the American Legion hall brought together representatives from twenty eight posts district wide. The gathering, expected to draw at least 75 attendees, focused on acquainting officers and coordinating district activities with state and local programs led by officers including Eka A Curries and Ed Jackson.
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Bureh-Woodly
American Legion
Nes
Bosc
Methodist
Ed Jackson
Faulkner
theeRptary
Roca
Eng
Tegien
Cipendons
Jbanks
Elitora Town
Carlisle
Martingville
Bflom
Bloomfie Monrovia
Edway Sandborn
Fredville
Wheatiangington
Lodge Worthington
VE Versity
Bickne Ieington
Take Dubois 800 Drive Leads to County Capture
Fuzzy OCR passage reports a pursuit in Hartledn township with many people along the route. It mentions eight hundred or more involved, with implied arrests. Details are unclear due to text damage but indicate a large county operation resulting in captures near Hartledn.
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Fiean Sat
Hartledn
Alogi
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