Turks Face Ultimatum as Allies Debate Smyrna Showdown
Turkiye issues ultimatum to allied warships at Smyrna prompting Britain to dispatch a cruiser to assess the crisis. Angora seeks to maintain peace while Britain resists coercive moves. Lausanne talks stall as Ismet Pasha travels to Angora to report. Greeks refuse to fight alone, awaiting broader backing. Turkish officers ordered to register as Allied naval tensions rise.
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Press
Tagniga
Fes
Great Britain
Smyrna
London
Constant
Twovle
Constantinonle
Apgora
Angora
Bat
Lausanne
Ismet Paglia
George Tebitcherin
Ismet
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Angore
National Assembly
Athens
Thrace
Greece
Near East
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Representative Blake Indorses Judge Kenyon for 1924 Nomination
In a tense session Representative Blake faced pressure from 41 house members as leaders urged him not to vote on a resolution endorsing Judge W. G. Kenyon for the Republican presidential nomination in 1924. The measure was delayed a day under house rules while efforts circulated to persuade Blake to withdraw the resolution.
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Des Moines
Robotu
Tou Ny
Blake
Fayette
W. G. Kenyon
Unem
Shoelace Accident Proves Fatal to Boy in Sioux City
Sioux City Ill Feb 7 Three days after a cut from a shoelace tin end Francis Butrkin eight years old of South Bionx City died Relatives say Frandy was removing his shoes when the lace End tore through his stocking The boy went to school next morning but returned home with a swollen foot and died at the hospital after efforts to save him
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Sioux City, Ill
Francis Butrkin
South Bionx City
Wollen
Galles
Omaha Police Seek Trace of Teacher Missing at Manila
Miss Beatrice Brousseau a Manila teacher disappeared last Saturday while on a shop trip to Omaha. Her brother Robert joined the search as police in Omaha and Council Bluffs were asked to help. she left Manila with 75 to 100 dollars and was due back Sunday night or Monday morning. relatives fear foul play or detention.
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Marion
Beatrice Brousseau
Manilla
Robert Brousseau
Manila
Miss Brousseau
Omaha
Theallller
Oinahea
Conpeil- Biuffy
Sailors Sink 50000 Bottles of Chinese Medicinal Wine at Sea
New York February 7 a federal court ruling led to destruction of 50000 bottles of Chinese medicinal wine seized by customs aboard a New York vessel. The 45 percent alcohol liquor was sunk 30 miles offshore to prevent recovery, with cases valued at 287000 dollars.
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New York
MME
Thomas W. Whittle
Milk Consumption Increases in a Decade
Washington announces that average dairy consumption per person rose to seven-tenths of a pint across 456 American cities with a population of 22.6 million, up one-tenth from ten years ago. Southeast shows lowest intake. large estates higher than small towns.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Towa Senate Passes Tuck Bill to Curb County Expenditure
Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate approved a bill drafted by Senator Tuck to limit county spending to tax receipts. The measure passed 34 to 10 despite opposition from Senator Goodwin Polk who warned the home county could face hardship if enacted.
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Towa Senate
Des Moines
Iowal Senate
Tuck. Taytor
Towa
Goodwin
Polk
Big Wolf Hunt Draws 300 Men and Boys Near Danville
In Wayland Iowa a large wolf drive attracted over 300 men and boys from Wayland Olds Wiefela and Coppock. One wolf was killed and a gray wolf badly wounded escaped. The long chase spanned about three miles by nine across the territory.
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Wayland
Danville
Olds
Wieflela
Coppock
Ida Grove Couple Wedded 62 Years
Ida Grove Ia Feb 7 Mr and Mrs DP IC Taylor of this city celebrated their sixty second wedding anniversary with a large family dinner attended by about 30 descendants. They wed in Yellow Springs Green County Ohio and moved to Ida County in the late 1870s. The Taylors spent over 30 years as tenants on Alex McHugh farms near Ida Grove and now reside here in good health for their ages.
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Ida_ Grove
DP. IC. Taylor
Taylor
Yellow Springs
Green County
Tola County
Alex McHugh
Ida Grove
Son Of Father Feud Wins $25,000 In Will Case
In Oskaloosa on February 7 Knee Farris contested the will of his father FL Ferris valued at about $100,000. The court awarded Knee Farris $25,000 while his brothers and sisters receive the remainder. the estate was left to the brothers and relatives.
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Oskaloosala
Knee Farris
FL Ferris
Farris
Try Me Murrays for Stealing Jail Hood
Des Moines Felony Court hears Clyde and Everett McMurray charged with stealing thousands of dollars in seized liquor from the county jail last December. They face a joint trial in district court today.
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Des Moines, Fel
Clyde
Everett McMurray
Police Confiscate 20 Gallon Moonshine Still in Davenport
Davenport police raided the home of M. J. Fegan and seized a 20 gallon still 10 gallons of mash and one gallon of moonshine liquor. Egan was held to the federal grand jury under a $16 000 bond.
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Davenport
M. J. Fegan
Egan
Budke Case Still With Jury at Noon
Budke faces trial over a false financial statement attributed to The Selway Steel corporation. The jury deliberated 16 hours ending last night with no verdict by 2 PM today. The embezzlement charge was dropped due to a flaw in the indictment.
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Tes Motnes
Budke
Otakihe
Selway Steel Corporation
Mudice
Bill Would Repeal Iowa Primary Law
Des Moines February 7. A bill by Senator Fulton Fairfield proposes repeal of the Primary law and return to the old political convention system. The bill calls for the state committee to issue calls for precinct, county, district and state conventions in March.
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Des Moines
Fulton
Fairfield
Bii
Dubuque Blacksmith Robbed and Slugged in Boxcar
John Dox lefter of Dubuque Iowa was found semi conscious beneath a boxcar in Penria Illinois on February 7. Police report he was slugged and robbed. papers inside his coat indicate his occupation as traveling blacksmith. He was taken to a hospital and cannot yet explain the attack.
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Penria
Ill
John Doxlefter
Dubuque
Fort Dodge Rises to Nine Thousand Pledges for Scouts
Fort Dodge workers in the Boy Scout drive report pledge total of 9,287 dollars by noon as organizers expected to reach the 16,000 goal within two years. The campaign began with wartime momentum and the mid campaign tally was taken at the Chamber of Commerce dining room.
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Tort Dodge
Junecheon
Chamber of Commerce
Gonl
Ucan
Widow Granted Weekly Support After Moonshine Raid Death
Sioux City reports a widow receives 22 dollars weekly for each of four minor children after her husband Alexander Volmubattis was killed by prohibition officers near Sergeant's Bluffs in a moonshine raid. The item lists multiple local notices and civic updates from Iowa towns.
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Sioux City
Aggie Vokubattis
Alexander Volmubattis
Prohibition
Vnear
Marion
Toledo
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Charles I. Whitney
Order of Railway Conductors
Whitney
Middlewest
Oskaloosa
S. W. Reynolds
H. M. Hayner
Spovwldingz
W.J. R. Clark
Farmers' Co-operative
Clark
Des Moines
Dean O. E. Kagy
Des Moines University
Kagy
Towa Pharmaceutical Society
French Occupation Expands in German Textile City Areas
French forces occupy Lennep and two smaller towns Krebsoege and Gergisch Born near the Rhine as part of an encircling move. The population in the Wupper valley about 500 000. British concerns rise over possible rail sabotage and wider clash with Germany.
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Essen
Buresd
Lennep
Rhenish
Krebsoege
Gergisch-Born
Elverfeld Am Barmien
Wupper Valley
London
Ansietyr
Unitain
Cologne
Ft Fe
Ruhr
France
Great Britain
Hesse
Baden
Wenand
No, She Doesn't Want Hubby, Only Her Automobile
Mrs Jolley arrived from Kansas City to claim her car. G B Jolley was arrested for allegedly taking his wife’s auto. Chief Walker tried for an amicable settlement as officers prepared to escort the vehicle back.
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Kansas City
G. B. Jolley
Len
Joley
Jolley
Toa P. E. Walker
Walker
Liner Sinks Motor Schooner Crew Off in Lifeboats
San Francisco February 7 Four hours after the passenger liner Wilhelmina collided with the wooden motor schooner Sierra about 29 miles offshore the Sierra crew launched lifeboats while the Wilhelmina was undamaged though a bow was denied. The collision happened in fog and calm seas. Passengers remained calm during the incident.
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San Francisco
Cal
Gaytizht
Bread giveaway at 88 Chicago grocers sparks price war
Bread was free today at eighty eight Chicago stores as part of a cut price war between rival grocery chains. Officials said the bread handout would continue as long as necessary to prove no one can sell bread cheaper than their chain.
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Chicago
Ana
Crippled Gain Faith In Cure Claims At Lectures
Dr Emile Coue planned final lectures in Chicago before returning to France from New York. He demonstrated cases alleging cures and urged belief in self suggestion. A Chicago man reportedly moved his crippled arm to his ear after Coue encouraged belief in improvement.
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Chicago
Emile Coue
France
New York
H. Gardner
Cone
Otto Kroppef
British Debt Settlement: Readjustment and Peace Covenant
A British debt settlement is described as a fair, businesslike agreement that preserves obligation integrity and supports international stability. The commission notes provisions for lower early interest, flexible terms, and repayment over long years to aid global economic recovery. It emphasizes no harsh bargain and a covenant of peace through responsible finance.
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Ing
United Kingdom
United States
W. Mellon
Charles E. Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Reed Smoot
Theodore
Burton
Commission
Great Britain
British Debt Commission
Miblic
Standardizing music schools planned at state universities
Eugene plans to standardize state university music schools announced by Dean J J Landsbury with a meeting set for next summer. The short item notes regional discussions and upcoming gatherings without detailing broader actions.
Blizzard Sweeps Atlantic Seaboard Into Snowstorm
The Atlantic seaboard from New England to the Carolinas was blizzard swept. New York reports five inches of snow with near whiteout conditions, while a hurricane was seen off the Hatteras coast. Eastern trains ran three to four hours late as ships faced heavy seas and buffeting winds.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Carolinas
Hatteras
Atl
Yee
Police Dog Captures Murder Suspect After Taxicab Shootout
Rob the police dog and his handler Frank Baker chased Joseph Meisner from the taxi where chauffeur Joseph Schlessinger was shot dead. Meisner surrendered after the pursuit, taken to police headquarters for questioning as officers pieced together the holdup case.
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Chicago
Rob
Joseph Meisner
Joseph Schlessinger
Meisner
Frank Baker
Schlessinger Waa
Bootlegger Gun Battle Ends With Major Seizure Near Walnut
One man wounded in a three hour clash with Prohibition agents near Walnut Maryland. Authorities seized three stills and a thousand gallon capacity still along with a large quantity of corn whisky. Dozens of bootleggers fled into the woods as the raid aimed to cut off a major Washington liquor supply source.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Prohibition
Prince Georges
Walnut
Lansing
Maryland
Washington
Arguin Arrested Aboard Incoming Freeport No 6
Notorious criminal Alguin, deported from Mexico, is aboard the steamship Freeport No 6 in government custody. The ship is due at Freeport, Texas, with Chief of Police Stevenson guiding meeting efforts. Los Angeles and Juarez officials pursue return of Alguin and Clara Phillips amid ongoing negotiations.
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United Press
Galveston
Tex
Arizon Phil" Alguin
Mexico
Freeport No. 6
Tampico
Algiin
Freeport
Los Angeles
Alguin
Clara
Cal
Little Phi Aiguin
Clara Phillips
Oaks
Why Have a Sour Stomach Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A publicizing ad explains Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets neutralize stomach acid to prevent sour stomach, gas, and indigestion after meals. It claims relief in days and urges a 60 cent box for chronic dyspeptics to resume normal eating.
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Stuart
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