Balkan mobilizations spread as war fears mount
June 13 dispatches report four Balkan states calling up troops and sending reinforcements while Bulgaria faces uprisings and counter revolts. Greece enacts war measures on the Bulgar frontier, Jugo Slavia mobilizes reserves, and Czechslovakia tightens defense as Prague notes Bulgaria’s partial mobilization despite the peace treaty. Athens reports artillery battles near Sofia and ongoing civil strife as revolutionary forces seek to bolster the government.
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Fearn Uprising Forces Pekin Exile of President and Foreign Flight
Pekin faces chaos as President Youn Ming flees amid uprisings by disgruntled troops. Foreign legations shelter. foreigners enter for safety. Treasuries empty, government collapsed, fears of a reign of terror and lootings. Japanese government actions and growing Chinese unrest ripple through Asia.
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China
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Rochester teacher sues for four thousand damages
Lewellen, Fulton school teacher in Rochester Indiana files suit for 4000 dollars alleging she lost her position after being accused of stealing the sweetheart of the town's trusten's daughter Lloyd Y. Robinson is named trustee in the suit.
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Namad
Repeal Bill Hopes in Springfield House Action
Springfield reports Representative O'Mrady advancing a repeal of dry laws to second reading after Senate approval. He touts calendar placement as momentum for passage despite dry leaders warning that repeal faces slim odds in both chambers.
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German Woman Shot by French Soldiers in Cologne
News from Cologne France reports a German woman was shot near Berne by French troops amid Ruhr Valley disorders. The German account claims soldiers at Dortmund fired on each other in a quarrel over two men and accidentally struck a woman.
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Mine Pony Rescued Sparks Bicknell Celebration
A lantern-lit rescue near Bicknell ends happily as a mine pony entombed five hours is hoisted alive. Miners and families celebrate with a parade and bands.\n
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Bicknell
Rum Running Treaty Proposal Sparks Debate in June
Washington notes reveal a proposed treaty by the Taito States aimed at curbing rum running. It would extend U S sovereignty to the twelve mile limit and allow foreign vessels to enter U S ports only under strict controls, while maintaining liquor regulations and requiring crews to stay aboard in American waters.
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Taito States
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Higheb
United States
Americsi
Sonra
Miss Alice O Neall Tenders Resignation
Miss Alice O Neall resigns as chairwoman of Daficas County central committee after years of service and prompts Democrats to select a replacement at their meeting. The note highlights her work among party women and her contributions.
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Alice O’neall
City urged to amend paving contract for Meridian Street
Plaintiffs seek court order forcing Washington to modify the paving decision on North Meridian Street. They request vibrolite concrete pavement by L. Beard Construction at 2.67 per square yard, with a later bid by L. Heard Construction at 3.68, and a contract to be awarded to the preferred firm following council action.
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Chinese Bandits Free Prisoners From Express Raid
A group of twenty seven foreign prisoners captured by Chinese bandits near Su chow on May 6 were released and reached Tung steing mines near foonenwave yesterday afternoon. They traveled from Temphe of the Clouds in sedan chairs and were greeted with joy by relatives at the mine compound. Most are expected to proceed to Shanghai tomorrow.
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Berkeley
Leon Friedman
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Fran Iesco
Appreciation for Washington Democrat Editorial Support 1923
Leonard Rabige Company letters express gratitude to The Democrat Washington Indiana for extensive editorial support and personal subscriptions during Leonard Range campaign. They praise the newspaper’s earnest community service and look forward to factory development justifying the confidence shown. Signed by J E Leonard president W D Berry vice president and P P Stone secretary treasurer.
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Gentle Hen
Washington
Leonard Rabige Company
J. E. Leonard
W. D. Berry
P. P. Stone
Sec'y-Treas
Floods threaten enormous damage in two states
Tulsa Oklahoma June 12 Thousands left homeless as Arkansas River floods advance through seven miles of river valley between Tulsa and Sand Springs. About three thousand refugees are under care of relief agencies while water works shut down. Widespread damage hits Tulsa Kaw City and northern Oklahoma with rail lines and highways blocked. Crops like wheat suffer serious losses.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Holon
Sand Springs
Manielpall
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Kaw City
Ft. Smith
Lillié Rock
Ashby suit for 5000 filed over 1921 crossing crash
Mrs Ethel Ashby files a five thousand dollar damage suit in Daviess circuit court by change of venue from Knox alleging injuries from a October 18 1921 crossing collision at the Brookeville and Platt road crossing near Bicknell caused by a faulty electric gong and bad crossing conditions that led to a derailed and damaged car and lasting injuries including nervous wreck and permanent injury.
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Qualified Walter W shares hit by Terre Hat day
A clipped notice items assigns a value of 709 dollars to Walter W’s stake in Terre Hat, with references to four nephews and a single parroting line about air shares.
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Walter W
Chicago
No Interviews Mark Governor Alith Vacation Move
Ug correspondent reports Governor Alith of New York arrived at French Lick for a ten day vacation and refused interviews or photo requests. He stated he would not stop for pictures while on vacation, a stance unusual for him. The visit coincides with Chicago discussions about reform of the Volstead law and a potential Smith for president movement among Democrats.
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Scientist Edison Linked To Mass College Debate On Minds
Cambridge June 13 Thomas A Hisson quoted railing against college graduates as ignorant white collar experts. Edison, freed from Massachusetts mental tests for candidates, discusses whether bio mathematics is suitable for Miller Edison’s son Thomas Miller Edison. A physician and mathematician questions if the math focus fits his work.
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Thomas A. Hisson
Sthomas Miller
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Property 56 Estimated at 60 From Fire Damage
A fire destroyed lumber and coal in Ind. on June 13. A lighted cigarette caused the blaze. The incident involved Rae oe x Valpgrasso and an estimated loss of 60. No injuries reported.
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Knox County ex trustee charged with forged checks in funds fraud
Vincennes Indiana June 13 William A Draper ex trustee of Palmyra township Knox county faces charges of forging public funds totaling 1012.50. State examiners report Draper’s alleged irregularities raise total charges to 12291.23 with payments made including 465 matched to funds. Authorities caution that payments do not avert criminal charges and detail indorsements appearing in Draper’s handwriting.
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Local Men Expecting Well This Week
Local residents report expected improvement this week with G. W. Boner and Dr. A. T. Stetne involved in care at West?as nearby. The note mentions surrounding neighbors and supportive actions as recovery progresses, highlighting communal concern and anticipated health gains.
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