Allies Move In After Balkan War Armistice
Constantinople reports the Turkish cabinet resigns after protests over accepting European terms. Mahmoud Shefket Pasha becomes grand vizier, pledging to defend Adrianople. London notes ceasefire with Greece and surrender of Adrianople Janina and Scutari with withdrawal honors. Montenegro pushes for Scutari with Nicholas seeking entry. Turkish delegates in London vow no more concessions as demobilization begins in Budapest.
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Constantinople
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Kiamil Pasha
Palaat Bey
Adrianople
London
Grand Council
Greece
Turkey
Janina
Scutari
Monterlegtins
Montenegro
Nicholas of
Bat Nelson Plans Wedding in Hedgewiseh Suburb
Chicago January 23 Bat Nelson former lightweight champion and his fiancee Fay King Denver cartoonist arrived to breakfast with friends. The Hedgewiseh suburb where Nelson is mayor and leading citizen buzzed with wedding prep despite a drizzly rain.
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Chicago
Bat" Nelson
Fay King
Denver
Hedgewiseh
Nelson
Justice Shields Elected Senator by Tennessee Legislature
Nashville Tenn Jan 23 The Tennessee legislature today elected Chief Justice John K Shields of the state supreme court United States senator for the term beginning March 4 Judge Shields is a regular democrat.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
John K. Shields
State Supreme Court
United States
Aviator Falls 240 Feet Beside Rheims Cathedral
French aviator Chas Gualird crashed after his monoplane capsized while circling the Rheims cathedral apex. He sustained serious injuries but was alive when rescued.
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Rheims
France
Chas, Gualird
News from Androscoggin and Seminole on Mae distress
A wireless dispatch from the revenue cutter Androscoggin says it picked up the steamship Mae early today after distress signals were observed about 80 miles off Bodie Island. The Seminole rushed from Charleston to assist as no definitive word reached headquarters.
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Charleston
5. C
Androscoggin
Dane Ger
Washington
Androscraggin
Seminole
Mae
Navy Yard
Mac
Philadelphia and Gulf Line
Cape Lookout
Stole From Bank To Own Automobile
Chicago January 23. Frank O. Frederickson a 24 year old bank clerk admitted the expense of owning an automobile to explain a cash shortage of 8766 in his Evanston State Bank accounts. He was indicted yesterday afternoon and fled the scene before officers arrived.
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Chicago
Frank O. Frederickson
State Bank of
Evanston
Schneidenheim
Frederickson
Chicago Murderer Still At Large As Hunt Continues
Robert Webb, chauffeur for the bandits and killer group of Detective Peter Hart, remains free in Chicago. Despite 4,000 officers, private detectives, rail workers, and the public watching, he has not been caught. Arrests failed in identification, and Webb is believed to remain in the city with his picture widely distributed.
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Chicago
Robert Webb
Peter Hart
Webb
Second Trial Began For Carl Riedelbach In LA Case
Los Angeles January 28 The second trial of Carl Riedelbach who threatened to blow up a police station with an infernal machine was set to start in superior court today The jury disagreed in the previous trial though no evidence was introduced in his defense He is charged with handling and exhibiting dynamite.
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Los Angeles
Carl Riedelbach
Riedelbach
Riedelbsch
Pugilist Joe Rivers Loses Father in Death
Andre Ybarra father of lightweight boxer Joe Rivers died in Los Angeles today after a lengthy illness. Rivers reached his father’s bedside shortly before the end following a string of ring appearances in the east.
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Los Angeles
Andre] Ybarra
Joe Rivers
Rockefeller on Nassau Yacht Return to Jekyll Island
William Rockefeller, who had traveled to Nassau, boarded K. G. Billings’ yacht in Fernandina to return to Jekyll Island where his winter home is. The Rockefeller party arrived by special car from Palm Beach and the yacht set sail immediately.
Preparations Under Way For Rockefeller Appearance
Washington dispatch says the house money trust committee plans to examine John D Rockefeller early next week. The oil magnate is reported to be traveling between Palm Beach New York and currently remains in flux. Mrs. W Stevens of Las Cruces New Mexico arrived to visit Waterloo friends including Mia Marion Bastin.
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Washington
House Money Trust Committee
Rockefaller
New York
Palm, Beach
Mooney describes Standard Oil letters purchase
Washington reports Charles P. F. Mooney editor of the Memphis Commercial Appeal testified before the senate campaign fund committee. He said he negotiated for a few copies of Archbold letters from Standard Oil sources, brought to the New York American offices by an unknown man, and he paid less than 500 dollars. He denied possessing or buying original letters and rejected figures of 24900 and 400 as incorrect.
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Washington
Charles P. F. Mooney
Memphis Commercial Appeal
New York American
Senate Campaign Fund Investigating Committee
Standard Oil
Wm. R. Hearst
Mooney
The
John Eddy
Mr. Mooney
Has. Stump
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Monney
Aken
Ice floe claims a large part of Lite Sturgeon males
Lite Sturgeon Wisconsin January 23 fifty fishermen, over half the town's men, were swept into Lake Michigan when a huge ice floe broke away from shore. Some were rescued by boats, some swam ashore, two clung to the flag all night and burned nets to stay warm. They landed at Pilot Island eleven miles away as the ice flow parted.
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Sturgeon
Wis
Lake Michigan
Pilot Island
Iron
Committee Recess Ends Ambiguously Amid Price Debate
A news note reports the committee deciding on a price point while the measure remains unresolved. The committee took an indefinite recess as discussions paused without a clear outcome.
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Prica
Farmers for Peace Back Canadian Naval Policy Shift
In Calgary Alberta delegates from the United Farmers movement backed a resolution endorsing a shift in Canada's naval policy and disarmament stance. The convention claimed 600 delegates supported disarmament goals and urged Canada to join international efforts toward arms reduction and settlement through peaceful means.
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Calgary
Alberta
United Farmers of Alberta
Canada
Ff. OO Farmers of
Alberti
Arhmen
Goseh
One Senator Opposes Suffrage in Albany
In Albany, a lone dissenting vote blocks a suffrage amendment backed by most lawmakers as the legislature debates granting women the vote. The scene highlights a narrow Senate division and a tense political moment.
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Albany
N.yuan
State Senate
Hope Held Out To British Suffragists In Parliament
London report describes suffragists meeting with Chancellor Davitt Llord George and Foreign Secretary Sir Howard Grey. They press for franchise reform to remove the word male and urge government backing under Asquith’s pledge. Officials warn opposition may be formidable but express support for women’s political rights.
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London
Davitt Llord George
Exchequer
Jonas
British Isles
Howard Grey
House of Commons
Stee
Wolan Gutfrage
Scue
Uhen Nore
Dan
Te Exe
Heqner
Tandy
Asquith
House of Companrs
Tarent
Sudan
Preguier
Company Pays Fines for Wisconsin Child Labor Violations
A Midwatitee company settled Wisconsin child labor violations by paying 2000 dollars in fines. The action followed an alleged 224 infractions under the state statutes, with the settlement based on the minimum penalty per count.
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Midwatitee
Dan
Diamond March Company
Wisconsin
pHwt
Doctors Longshore Trial Deliberations Stir Waterloo
The jury considers whether Dr Anna Longshore, accused of second degree murder in Rebecca Shade’s death during a planned operation, is guilty or innocent after days of testimony. Fred Morris and others testified as the case hinges on whether the operation occurred and Longshore’s involvement, with verdict expected.
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Toly
Lancedt
Anna Longahore
Rebecca Shade
de Sticte
Plate
Cii
Loteshore
Waterloo
Fred Morris
Miss Shade
Longshore
Flay
Morris
Stein
Perchaure
Ustad
Guitt
Loeb
Fox Fdownship
Farier
WN. Cole
Peter Andrisen
Cedar Falls
Phil Beck
Waghe Township
NE. Rite
A. WL Pett
Iatherer
Former U S Steel chief testifies on rail price gap
William E Corey former president of United States Steel testified at government hearings to dissolve the corporation He described the export rail price vs domestic price after formation noting domestic prices tended higher and domestic business required producer less.
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New York
E. Corey
United Shates Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Gorey
Jacob M. Dickinson
Alcel Corporation
Mr. Corey
Johnson's Son Too Heavy For Welterweight Bout
Archie Johnson youngest son of Governor Hiram Johnson weighed 149 pounds at the Olympic club today four pounds over the welterweight limit for his planned bout with Ernie Clark of Los Angeles. Clark’s representative Dewitt Van Court must decide if the title fight goes ahead despite the weight issue.
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San Francisco
Archie Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Olympic Club
Ernie Clark
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Young Johnson
Dewitt van Court
Clark
Talks Conservation With Gov Wilson
Representative William Kent of California met with President-elect Wilson in a first post-election conference arranged by Representative Tuttle. Kent, a progressive Republican, approved many Wilson policies and discussed conservation. Also present, William F. McCombs spoke with Wilson about the Illinois senatorial situation and other western states.
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Preston
N. 7
Wm. Kent
California
Wilson
Representative Tuttle
New Jersey
Kent
Win. F. McCowles
Democratic National Committee
Ilinois
Mr. McCombs
West
Jury May Take Guggenheim Case for Grand Jury
Chicago, Feb. 22 An investigation into testimony before Judge Heard in the Grace Brown Herbert Guggenheim Wall suit to set aside Win Guggenheim’s divorce may be taken up by the grand jury. Chief Justice Jesse Baldwin said he mailed a letter to State’s Attorney Maclay Gaine asking such an investigation.
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Chicago
Fan
Circuit Court
Grace Brown Herbert-Guggenheim-Wall
Win
Guggenheim
Jesse Baldwin
Maclay Uayne
Temperature and weather ad with misread catalog text
An advertisement fragment reports temperature data with minimums and maximums from a prior day and a year earlier. It includes a sponsor line from Buchanan Optical Co and references a light draft cigarette product called Smoke Light Draft.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Aeeaia
Sosanenee RA
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