French Action in Germany Not Now to Be Stopped
Washington reports there is little likelihood of halting French action in Germany. France may act to press Germany to honor the Versailles treaty, showing resolve without revealing plans. Senator Borah argues public disclosure of diplomatic replies would let world opinion weigh France’s response. Copyright 1922 New York Evening Post.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Washington
Germany
France
Hughes
Borah
America
Jenett
The
New York , Evening Post, Inc
Japan to Send Envoy Diplomat to Vatican
Tokio reports Japan will appoint a diplomatic envoy to the Vatican. The decision was declared by the highest pat it had and named an able envoy despite protests from Buddhist priests who have launched a nationwide campaign against the government proposal.
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Tokio
Japan
Vatican
Muscatine Sells Light Plant Bonds
Muscatine city council last night sold a 370000 bond issue for a municipal electric light and power plant to a Chicago firm at par plus 650 premium. Interest is 4 percent from December 1, 1922, with delivery expected within two weeks. Construction work on the plant is slated to begin this spring.
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Muscatne. Ta
Muscatine
City Counell
Chicago
Delivery deadline notice for Courier newspaper
The notice directs home delivery before 5 30 each day and offers a replacement if missed. It asks readers to call 330 with timing errors, and to ensure calls reach the office by 6 30 p m for a copy to be sent.
Louisiana Klan Calls for Help From New York
A Brooklyn Klan gathering read a message from Louisiana official J. K. Skipwith urging unity to fight perceived enemies. The World reports Skipwith’s call to back the cause, with plans to form a uniform reception committee visiting churches to display strength. Also noted is the death of English author Cyril Gull at 46.
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Associated Press
New
York
Morehouse
Parish
Ui Ug
Brooklyn
New York
Skipwith
Goblin Bush
Chicago Triangle Children Now in Friendless Home
John S. Curtin, wealthy coal man, was arrested after Miss Kathleen Morrell lured him to meet her to discuss moving five children. Police arrested Curtin on a statutory charge. bond set at 5000. Morrell faced charges from Mrs Curtin for living with Curtin as his wife for 12 years. The five children were held at the Home for the Friendless as legal proceedings start January 16.
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United Press
Chicago
John S. Curtin
Kathleen Morrell
Miss Morrell
Curtin
Death sentences for rioters at Chauri Chaura outbreak
From Bucknow advices report 172 Indians sentenced to death for murder and arson linked to the Chauri Chaura rioting of February last. Of 288 initially charged, 7 acquitted, two sent to five years, 17 died awaiting trial. Seventeen police and many natives killed, with mob violence spreading to Bareilly and Tiruvannamalai incidents.
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Associated Press
London
Bucknow
In- Gans
Chauri-Chaura
Chauri- Chaura
India
Chauri Chaura
Bareilly
United Provinees
Tiruvannamalai
Advocates Call Global Effort to Curb Drug Traffic
Chicago report from an international conference outlined aims to eradicate illegal narcotic traffic and restrict opium poppy cultivation. Copeland, New York health official and senator-elect, urged international limits on opiate plants and noted annual opium consumption of about 730,000 pounds versus legitimate needs of 30,000 to 50,000 pounds.
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Chicago
Dan
Wits
Royal
Copeland
York
United States
United
Ex Gov Lon Stephens Dies In Missouri
Ex governor and former state treasurer Lon V. Stephens, 64, died in St. Louis this morning of heart disease.
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Lon Stephens
Missouri
St. Louis
Highways and Weather Report From Iowa Area 1923
Territory includes Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Mason City and Wa verly in the report. Snowfall noted as limited and roads generally fair to good with no severe disruption. Advertisement mentions cigars San Felice and Harvesters Great Shade at listed prices.
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U.S. Department of Agricultura Weather Bureau
Charles City
Japan
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
la Crace
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
Gates Get Title to New Home for Business School
Gates college will relocate from the Suffern building at 21 Piagentru west to a Park avenue property, after vacating the Courier Building. The remodeling starts after March 1, with the Courier block on Commercial Street to house the publisher. Gates, president, aims for a larger, fireproof site in the city heart to accommodate expansion and merger with Skiund Business College.
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Gates College
Suffern
Piagenuu West
Courier Building Company
FL. Itd
J. L. Marquis
Thomas Place Myers
Edwin Mesick
Nhowspaper
Courier
Commercial Street
Gates
Park Avenue
Gatess College
Skiund Business College
A. FP
Watertoo
Wardstown
Ibis
Cascaden
Russell-Lamson
Ife
Middlewest
Schooel Flas
Potin
Waterton , Business College
Safferp
Fr. Gates
Bruce Gates
Ana Versoi
Mary S. Horner
Leaders in Red Plot Against France Are Lodged Behind Bars
Paris authorities announced a communist plot against the state was uncovered. Ringleaders were arrested after a government conference including Justice Minister Barthou Interior Minister Manoury and police officials. Police raided the Humanite office seizing documents.
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France
Paris
Barthou
Manoury
Police
Humanite
Turks Call Males in Eastern Thrace to Colors
Greek officials report the Turkish governor of Adrianople issued a proclamation calling all males in Eastern Thrace aged 18 to 45 for military service. An Italian warship thwarted a Turkish attempt to lay mines off Ismid, and a barge loaded with mines was seized.
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Thrace
Athens
Adrianople
Ismid
German seizure announced by Germany in war machinery net
Germany formally notified the world that a seizure had occurred as France tightens control of wartime machinery and naval assets. Officials cited a French network of defense and supply instruments effectively trapping German movements.
Indiana Law Repeal Stalls as Beveridge Appeals
Indiana legislators report no progress on repealing the primary law as Albert J. Beveridge urges lawmakers to keep the measure. Opposition grows while discussions continue in Indianapolis offices and committees through the night.
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Beveridge
Indiana
Essen
Indianapolis
Ind
Jan
Indiana Legislatura
House
Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Arbuckle Begins Comeback Film Backed by San Francisco Group
Roscoe Arbuckle, recently pardoned by Will Hays, is expected to start a comeback film in Los Angeles with Molly Malone as lead. Backing the project is Gavin McNab and a San Francisco citizens group, after Arbuckle’s manslaughter trials in Virginia City. The two reeler, budget $75,000, aimed for completion in six weeks.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Will Hey Hays
Molly Malone
San Francisco
Gavin McNab
Virginia
Jactress
Even Split Includes Feathers in Divorce Case
Davenport Iowa January 10. James Jensen and his divorced wife dispute a so called six to six split of furniture. An equal division was agreed with the wife receiving the bed. She found the feather bed altered with six holes torn in the tick and about half the feathers removed by Jensen during her absence.
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Davenport
James Jensen
Jensen
Hungarian Composer Goetzl Dies in Barcelona
New York Jan 10 The death after a surgical operation of Dr Anselm Goetzl a Hungarian musical composer and longtime New York resident was announced by a cable from Barcelona Spain Goetzl was married last year to Charlotte an ice skating performer.
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Anselm Goetzl
Barcelona
Spain
Yesterdar
Goetzl
Charlotte
Testimony on Otis Clark Murder Mob Case Sparks Clash
In Marion Illinois on January 10 witnesses confront alleged coercion in granting a $1000 reward for convicting ring leader Otis Clark. William Goodman is recalled for cross examination while George Nelson and James Hicks reference the crowd and a speech urging killers, with Clark denying complicity and affirming union ethics.
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Marion
Til
William Goodman
Otis Clark
Herrin
Goodman
Lark
George Nelson
James Hicks
Royalton
Clark
Father Dies After Reading Son's Theft Arrest News
In Coshocton on January 10 a man collapsed and died minutes after learning his son Prank Barrie Carman was arrested in New York City for allegedly stealing jewels valued at a half million dollars from Mrs. Hugo Schoelsopl of Buffalo. Carman suffered heart trouble and was reportedly released the next day.
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Barrie Carman
New York City
Hugo Schoelsopl
Buffalo
Ham
Carman
Young Carman
Former Sioux City Minister in Love Triangle on Coast
Mrs. Anna Belle Van Tassell accuses Hubert Van Tassell, a former Sioux City minister, of an extramarital relation with Mrs. Wallins. In the divorce suit filed here, she seeks $60,000 cash settlement and $306 monthly alimony. A letter purportedly from Van Tassell to Mrs. Watkins reading Dear Kathleen was read in court.
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Oakland
Cul Dan
DB. MW. Watkins
Anna Belle van ‘Cassell
Hubert van ‘Passell
van Tassell
Sioux City
Wallins
Tov
Watkins
van Tassel
Kathleen
Five Miners Killed by Gas Explosion Near Dolomite Mine
Birmingham, Ala Jan 10 Five miners died in a gas explosion at Dolomite mine No 1 Woodward Iron Co near here early today Four were negroes and the fifth W B Lowig 53 white The blast confined to one shaft area and occurred near the same seam as a November dust explosion that killed six miners at Dolomite No 3 sharing the same coal seam.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Iron Company
Here
W. BE. Lowig
Woodward Company
Decision in District Court on Bonus Due
Des Moines January 10 Evidence in the tax suit for the Iowa bonus law is being reviewed by District Judge Lusitar Thompson today. Arguments were completed last night. Judge Thompson expects to hand down his decision later today or tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lusitar Thompson
Thompson
United Artists to sign Jackie Coogan for four films
Los Angeles January 10 United Artists founder Douglas Fairbanks announces plans to expand the company with independent production and distribution. Jackie Coogan would receive a 500000 cash advance and a 60 percent share of the first four pictures. Coogan's rise from 75 dollars a week is noted amid the contract talks with Mary Pickford and others.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Jackie Coogan
United Artists Organization
Los Angeles Tines
Miss Pickford
Fairbanks
Charlie Chaplin
David Wark Griffith
Charles Ray
United Artists
Jackie
Jack Coogan
American Troops Withdrawn From Rhine Recall Ordered
President Harding ordered the withdrawal of U S troops from Coblenz with about 1900 men remaining in the Rhine zone. The move follows French advances into the Ruhr and prompts diplomatic concern in London and Washington while the St Mihiel prepares to bring home the bulk of Rhine forces within days.
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Washington, D. C
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Harding
State Department
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Alien
Senate
Ruhr Valley
War Department
Cobleny Zone
Allen
Weeks
White House
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St. Mihiel
New York
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France
Ruhr
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European
Orers
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Eighth Infantry
U.S
Certian Hughes
Besa NE
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