Turkish Imperial War News From Sebastopol Withdrawals
Constantinople reports Gen Wrangle and 30 000 troops fled Sebastopol as Soviet forces closed in. Civilians evacuated in chaos as quays overflowed with belongings while ships waited for refugees. Wrangel’s HQ moved to delay where coastal defense continued amid battlefield sounds. Wounded seek aid and transport. News notes shortages and demoralization among refugees and ships delayed by accommodation limits.
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League Assembly in Geneva Sets Stage for Work
The League of Nations Assembly in Geneva opens with many committees to study member questions. Britain backs a twelve member presidency plan while Japan urges non European representation. Viscount Ishii tells President Yigmans the league will grant his demand. Lord Cecil asks for open diplomacy support. Polish Lithuanian report referenced with value 130.
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Rumless Navy Hard On Goes Four New York
Fragmented OCR text mentions New York and naval themes with unclear names and roles. The readable parts hint at administrative or organizational questions but lack coherent events or outcomes to state.
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Rumless Navy
Indiana to Host Giant Strip Mine Project Near Oakland City
Preliminary work under way for the largest strip mine in Indiana six miles southeast of Oakland City in Pike County. Kris Cummins Construction of St. Louis along with interests have secured twenty thousand acres of coal land suited for stripping. Surveyors plan a seven mile switch from the Southern Railway to reach the field, leaving the existing line east of Oakland City. Company officials say the project will begin in spring with spadework and roadbed construction to follow.
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Community farmers meeting to discuss agricultural issues
A Wednesday night meeting in Pinal County gathers farmers and local citizens to discuss the farm initiative. Speaker Mr Patterson outlines objectives including grasshopper concerns and broader agricultural proposals.
27 Rescued When Death Seemed Near
A vessel in trouble off Sault St. Marie Mich was saved with 27 crew members rescued after a perilous day at sea. Captain Neil Forbes and crew recounted near drownings as waves battered the ship and rescue ships stood by.
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English Officer Among Kidnapped in Cork Riot
Three men and an English officer were dragged from a Cork Skibbereen rain last night by kidnappers. The officer is believed to face court martial while Lord Mayor Ashe Swiney faces sedition charges. British officials warn of severe penalties for those connected with the actions. A vengeance band tied to McSwiney’s case was broken up earlier.
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Terrence McSwines
England
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Greek government resigns amid national defeat claim
The government of Greece announces resignation amid a reported national defeat. The premier and cabinet signaled stepping down following the crisis, with adjustments in leadership expected after the latest events labeled by officials.
Multiple Candidates Vying For House Speakership
Indiana politics in the coming session centers on the race for House speaker. Possible contenders include Harris Otte Fiefield Luhy Dunnville and Closter with others likely to be named. In the Senate race, James Nejad Garysear Ratt Poolli and Dor Strodom are mentioned, with Kokomo seen as strong.
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Company anticipates drilling well near here
A local report notes a company beginning drilling operations soon, placing equipment around the site and moving to spud the first well within two weeks. The effort follows earlier activity and indicates ongoing development in the area.
Destruction and Refugees Near Sebastopol Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe ships arriving with wounded troops and children, smoke rising near Sebastopol, and four transports loaded with troops and wounded heading toward safety as General Wrangel ships depart port.
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Vetugeek
Sebastopol
Wrangel
Fix Coal Prices Amid Wagon Mines Struggles
Fragmentary text discusses coal price fixes for wagon mines and the impact of small production on costs. It mentions reclassifications and handling changes aligned with larger industries, noting rot and issues from press coverage.
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Colvedal
Keithfalldown Republican candidate reports campaign expenses
Lewis W. Keith, successful Republican candidate for commissioner, filed a statement of campaign expenses with the clerk. The record shows total expenditures of 117.08 dollars, with 50 dollars donated to the Leroy Nean county central committee.
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TODE BASS FACES VINCENNES COURT
The trial in Vincennes circuit court involves Pansy Dally and Tode Casa charged with assault and burglary with intent to murder. A safety razor was used in an attempt on Margaret Seddlemeyer’s throat. venue changes were sought but denied. the defendant is under peace bond due to threats.
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Tooy
Margaret Seddiemeyer
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Water Bottle Burst Scalds Infant in Nov Local Incident
A frightening accident in Blokdel Ind involved a hot water bottle placed at a child's feet. The bottle burst when another caregiver joined the bed, scalding both the infant and the motherland child, with a physician arriving to tend the burns.
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Uttle Poyear
Mary Katherine
Megnin
Cattle Prices Drop Across Markets Amid Thin Demand
Kansas City reports softer cattle and stocker prices with range of 12.60 and declines to 1.05 for some feeders. Chicago echoes a drop to eight to eleven dollars, lowest since 1916, as supply reaches 65 000 cattle in yards. Albert Baker links decline to market jitters over futures, while exchange activity suggests weaker retail demand.
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Ambiguous hearing cited by former peers and agents
Fragmentary testimony describes agents and former peers at a tilt of state inquiry. Report notes references to ships with no new steering gear and to jury related work, with mentions of decoration and warped boards.
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Methodist Aid To Present A Play In Abe Fin Rate
The Ladies' Aid Society of Abe Fin rate plans a public play with the title Mise Bob White. A talent committee will recruit local performers, featuring Johnny and Sylva among past stars. Professional producer arrives November 23 to direct the cast in a revival tour.
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Death notice for Frank Mangini details and unclear data
A damaged death notice reports the death of Frank Mangini, a retired farmer, at his home on Vincurned road. The text is fragmented with multiple garbled phrases and missing details about survivors and age.
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Christian Science leader Chapin Green dies in Indianapolis
The obituary notes Chapin Green, long time Indianapolis insurer and Christian Science leader, died in Indianapolis after a career starting in North Vernon Indiana. The funeral is set for Thursday at 10:30 with burial at Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by widow Ethal Palmer Green, a daughter and brother.
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Hoover Expects Prosperity by Spring Amid Depression
Washington reports President Hoover believes the economic slump will persist into winter but predicts recovery by spring as exports and industrial activity show signs of reviving. a broad summary of local court actions and rail lubrication efforts is included in the dispatch.
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Harding to Visit Brownsville on Texas Trip
Brownsville reports indicate President-elect Warren G. Harding will pause in Texas. He plans to stay at a Brownsville lawyer’s home for his Thanksgiving rest and meet Gov Hobby before heading to Panama. Secretary Christinall notes no announced political appointments for Senators Lodge Rew or Johnson during the trip.
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Terre Haute Succeeds Bentley in Methodist leadership
Dr. M. Green is expected to assume pastorate at Fire Methodist Episcopal church in Terre Haute succeeding Bentley. The Vincennes district superintendent O’Haver and Bishop appointm ent are noted, with a possible local feast on quail day and a veteran barber seen in a field scene.
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Mysteries Surround Actress Deaths in Chicago Case
Chicago reports detail the deaths of actresses Mary Ruedes and Lillian Tham, with police noting poison traces and incomplete reports. Investigators seek links to two men at the sleep theatre hotel and a possible kidnapping and drugging, with a hat found near the scene and two men identified by witnesses.
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