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Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-26
TURKISH ANSWER
BRITISH
Turks Insist Mosul Belongs
to Ottoman Territory; to
Resume Confab Today

LAUSANNE, Dec. 25.-(By the AS
sociated Press)-The Near Eastern
conference will resume tomorrow with
a good many wounds to heal. The
English are plainly annoyed over the
Turkish answer concerning Mosul.
The Tudks, insisting vigorously that
Mosul belongs to Turkey, alleged that
occupied that territory after the arm
istice at Mudros, they say that two
districts of Irak have already elected
to join Turkey and Mosul, where Kurd
population is more sympathetic with
the Turks than the Arabs, will un-
doubtedly do likewise if plebescite
is held.
The English delegates said today
that they would continue to contend
that Mosul belongs to Irak and would
hold it until the Irak government de-
cides to cede it to Turkey.
The Russians spent Christmas mood
lily at their hotel. M. Tchitcheri de-
clared tonight that the straits ques-
tion would never be settled without
Russian consent; he gave the impress
sion that the Russian delegation new.
er would sigin any agreement imply
ing opening of the straits to European
warships.
Tchitcherin accused England of try
ing to destroy Russia, seeking to es
TRANCE the English and Russiant
people.
The Turks spent Christmas looking
listlessly at the hotel Christmas tree
bright with candles and tinsel. Ismei
Pasha declared that his country des
sired peace. but had already made
many concessions. All that Turkey
wanted. he said. was to cooperate with
nations of the west, but these nations
must show proper respect for Turk
! ish sovereignty.
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CONDITION Of
DIVINE SARAH
IS IMP ROWING
Noted French Actress, Who
Was at Point of Death, Is
Reported as Much Better
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED
Improvement So Marked That
Several Visitors Are
Allowed to See Her

PARIS, Dec. 25.-(By the Assoeia-
ted Press)-Pronounced Improvement
was noted today in the condition of
Sarah Bernhardt. While not attempt
ing to minimize the seriousness of
her case, the attending physicians
this afternoon expressed the belief
that she was out of danger. for the
present at least.
1t seemed almost as though that
the miracle which the medical men
said was necessary to save the life
of the divine Sarah" had happened.
Maurice Bernhardt, her son, said to-
night that the improvement was so
marked that the doctors had permit
ted several intimate friends TO visit
the patient.
Reports that Madame Bernhardt
was dying spread throughout the city
yesterday following her relapse in
the early morning hours, when she
suffered a fainting spell similar to
that with which she was first strick-
en- last Sunday during the final re-
hearsal of the new Guitry play in
which she was to have appeared the
following evening.
These reports caused her home
TO be beseiged all day today by
prominent social, political and thea
trcal personages, all eager to know
of her condition.
What she now needs is complete
rest for many weeks the doctors say,
but to the energetic star the idea of
inactivity is most repulsive.
REST can't rest-if I did !
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Expect More Arrests In Louisiana Case
Europe Must Solve Her Own
Difficulties Is Opinion of
Senator After Trip Across

ought to be included in a new repara-
tions settlement were outlined by the
senator as:
Priority of payments for the recon
struction of the regions Of northern
France.
Extension of moratorium to Ger
many for several years, conditional
upon an adequately secured bankers
loan to stabilize the mark, to balance
the current German budget and to
contribute to French reconstruction
this year. The prompt withdrawal OF
the barbarous or semibarbarOus Mo-
hammedan troops from the Rhine and
the progressive withdrawal Of other
trops as the terms of the Moratorium
and reparations agreement are full
filled by Germany.
More important to the rehabilita-
ton of Europe than any conference,
than any agreement between states
men and financiers can be-" he
added, sis the exorcism Of the spirit
of hate which animates governments
and peoples. Unless the peoples are
moved by a Christian will to peace
and by Christian comfy, there can be
no real peace in Europe"
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COMBINED FLEET TO RENDEZVOUS
AT PANAMA FOR MANEUVERS AND
GUN PRACTICE ON FEBRUARY 19

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-The new
ly constituted United States fleet, con-
sisting of both the Pacific and Allan
tic naval forces will rendezvous at
Panama February 20 for winter man
euvers and great gun target practice
against the old battleship Iowa which
will be radio-controlled during the
firing. In making public today the
maneuver schedule, Secretary DENLY
also announced the assignment OF
ships under the new consolidated fleet
plan.
The battle fleet commanded by Ad-
miral Eberle whose flag will fly from
the U. S. S. California, will sail from
Pacific coast ports February 9 for
Panama while the scouting fleet and
train will leave east coast ports on
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NATIONAL HOME
F0RARMEN|ANS
WILL Be URGED
One Time Foreign Minister
in Turkish Cabinet Will
Plead Cause at Confab
ACCEPT ANY LOCALITY
Dominion Form of Govern
ment Under Turks Sought;
Ottoman Delegates Oppose

LAUSANNE, Dec. 25.-By the AS
sociated Press)-The Armenian plea
for the establishment of an Armen-
ian national home in Turkey will be
presented to the Near Eastern con-
ference tomorrow by President Nor
adunghian Pasha Of the Armenian
national delegation. He was once
minister of foreign bffairs in the
Turkish cabinet and has been invited
to appear before the sub-eommission
on minorities to explain the desires
of the Armenian peoples.
The Turks have announced their
decision not to attend this meeting
For one thing. they say, they have
made up their minds definitely not
to set aside any part of Turkey for
the Armenians; for another they as
sert that as the Armenians are Turk
ish subjects they should plead their
cause before the Turks, not before
the conference as a whole.
Noradunghian says that his people
will accept any locality in Turkey
which the conference decides upon
and also a dominion form OF govern
ment under the Turks similar to that
enjoyed by Canada and Ireland un-
der the British. II the territorial
limits of the republic OF Erivan are
to be extended and Erivan proclaim
ed the real home OF the Armenians,
then he thinks Russia should be asg-
ed to guarantee the independence of
Erivan which now threatens to be-
come a Russian bolsheviki province.
The Rev. George r. Montgomery
of New York and Connecticut director
Of the Armenian American society
who is in Lausanne laboring for the
cause Of the Armenian people, said
tonight that the great thought OF all
the friends of Armenia was to procure
a national home under conditions
which would provide some inspira-
ton for the Armenians in the future
he had not abandoned hope that some
territory would be set aside for this
purpose.
The Rev. Mr.. Montgomery had been
in close touch with the leaders OF
the delegation and personally favors
allocating a section OF southeastern
Cisilia to the Armenians, making ii
an autonomous state, perhaps under
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January for Guantanamo bay to join
the battle fleet at Panama. Vice
Admiral Mcdonald, aboard the U. S.
S. Wyoming will command.
Admiral Jones. commander of chief
of the fleet with MS flagship the Mary
land and the battleships Arkansas and
Florida, will leave the Atlantic coast
after the scouting fleet to participate
in the maneuvers which will continue
until March 81.
AS now assigned the battleship div
ision of the battle fleet will be COM
manded by Vice Admiral Shoemaker
aboard the New Mexicio. the New
Mexico, Idaho and Tennessee forming
the fifth division and the New York,
Texas and Oklahoma the third divi-
sion.
Rear Admiral Burrage, aboard the
old cruiser Charleston as flagship,
will command the destroyer squad
rons of the battle fleet which, for the
maneuvers, will employ two squad
rons of nineteen destroyers each, the
units being designated as squadmons
IL and IL. In addition, the battle
fleet includes light cruisers, subma-
rines and aircraft divisions, none of
which are now in commission
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BELIEVE SLAYER
JEALOUS SUI!0R
Girl Seriously Wounded and
Escort Shot and Killed by
Unknown Assailant

DENVER, Dec. 25.-A coroner's il
quest will be held tomorrow at Deer
Trail, Colo, a mountain resort near
Denver, to fix responsibility for the
death of Howard Hamilton, Denver
vocational student, and the serious
wounding of Miss Pearl Occur, 1S
years old. Hamilton was shot and
killed early Sunday morning while
accompanying Miss Occur home from
a dance at Deer Trail, as he turned
toward an unidentified assailant who
had shot and badly wounded his
companion.
Jake Leel Mexican laborer, and
George Griffith, a visitor from Hi
nois, arrested soon after the shooting
will be taken under guard from
Littleton, where they have been held
in Jail, to Deer Trail for the in
quest.
Denver police have been given or
ders at the request of Arapahoe
county authorities, to take into Gus
tody a man whose name is being
kept secret and who is believed to
have been implicated in the shooting.
A jealous suitor is believed by
authorities TO be Connected with the
shooting.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Possibl-
ity Of "gravest events before the end
of the winter" in continental Europe
unless the allied governments "act
with an economic wisdom, prudence
and foresight hitherto foreign to their
policy" is seen by Senator Mccormick
of Illinois, who has just returned
from trip through Europe.
Senator Mccormick in a statement
issued tonight indicated that his sur
vey Of the European situation had
convinced him that the nations OF
Europe must solve their own prob
lens.
eff the governments cannot agree
upon sound and reliable program
for the definite and final settlement
of the total sum of reparations which
Germany shall pay and can pay he
said, eff they cannot agree among
themselves and with bankers and in
vestors upon a plan which will sta
bilize German currency. we may ex-
pect the franc and lire to start down
the declivity in pursuit Of the mark,
the crown and the ruble."
Three general propositions which
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BANKERFAVORS
CANCELLATION
Of WAR DEBTS
Kuhn Convinced u. S. Would
Ultimately Benefit if Por-
ton of Debt Wiped Out

NEW YORK, Dec 25.-Otto H.
Kahn, banker in letter to Senator
Reid Smoot of Utah, member of the
lie today by committee of Ameri-
can business men has outlined a
plan whereby he believes America
can consistently aid toward relieving
the European situation and at the
same time meet the sentiment of
the cancellation of the allied indept-
edness to the United States.
Mr.. Kahn expressed himself as
being strongly in favor Of the policy
of cancelling at least a portion OF
the Indebtedness of the allied ma
tions.
81 am convinced that it would be
too your ultimate advantage to do
so" he wrote. | feel sure that such
action would turn out good invest
ment.
But if public opoinion and con-
gress will not present consent to
the REIMBURSEMENT of a part of the
allied debt the letter continued,
which REIMBURSEMENT, be it under
stood, is suggested only in return
for, and simultaneously with meas
ures on the part of the European
nations to bring about that change
OF mental and moral attitude and ac-
tion which is indispensable if the
world again is be on an even keel
then my suggestion would be the
following:
"Of the two and three quarter
billion dollars, or thereabouts, whoch
our government loaned to the allied
nations after the armistice that por-
ton at least was not applied to the
settlement of war contracts here or
is offset by valid counter claim, is
intrinsically distinguishable from the
balance of the allied debt to us. 1t
should be promptly put in the way
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AGENTS STATE
NAMES Of 70
IN MOB KNOWN
Believe Many Suspected as
Leaders Will Be Served
With Warrants Soon
SAY BURNETT is GUILTY
Many Friends of Prisoner
Now Held Rally to Sup
port; Ban Visitors

BASTROP, La, Dec. 25.-The prob
ability that the next chapter in the
Morehouse kidnapping investigation
would be written soon in Mer Rouge
loomed strongly tonight.
Attorney General Coco's announce
ment in Marksville, La, where he is
spending Christmas, that the state ex-
pected to arrest at least six or seven
more persons on charges of murder
in connection with the death of Watt
Daniels and Thomas Richards, is ex-
pected to be fulfilled in the Mer Rouge
community.
It is believed that many of the men
the state suspects as ring leaders OF
the August White robed and masked
mob will be served with warrants be-
fore January 5, the date set for the
open hearing here. Developments at
the hearing may bring about the ar
rest of others. Federal agents have
declared they have the names OF 20
members of the mob.
"The state believes T. ]. Burnett
guilty of the murder charge upon
which he was arrested Saturday, the
attorney general declared today in
speaking of the lone suspect held in
the Jail at Bastrop. 1--WE further be-
lieve we have the evidence upon which
to convict those we arrest" he added.
An order was issued today denying
visitors permission to communicate
with Burnett except in the presence
of an officer of the military detail,
Rurnett's friends, who are many. are
rallying to his support.
: The state forces pentrating into
the mystery, and the populace OF
Morehouse relaxed today under the
influence of the Christmas spirit. The
troops stationed here and at Mer
Rouge rested on their arms as the
towns folk brought them good things
TO eat and helped them to be merry.
Governor Parker was at his desk
at Baton Rouge summarizing the de-
velopments OF the past week which
began with the troop movement that
succeeded in locating the bodies OF
two men believed by the state TO nave
been killed by the hooded mob. The
governor dispensed with the tradi-
tional Christmas dinner with his aged
mother and relatives at New Orleans
to remain at his post.
A conference of those conducting
the inquiry was announced today for
Thursday at New Orleans. At that
time plans for the hearing Will De
outlined and the findings OF the cor
oner's jury which held the inquest
over the bodies of Daniels and Rich
ards will be discussed. The report
of the pathologists will be carefully
weighed. 1t is regarded by the state
as going far toward clearing up the
manner in which the former service
man and his companion met death.
The bodies, lying in cool water at
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Husband Is Suicide;
Wife Finds Remains

ALBUQUERQUE. N. NJ. Dec %
The body of William r. Whitney
So. who had been in the hardware
business here for % years. was found
in the bath room of his home tonight
with the top of his head blown off
A .33 caliber revolver was found
clutched in his hand. His wife heard
the shot. rushed to the bath room.
found the body. called a doctor and
swonned She was rushed to hos
pital, where she is reported TO be in
critical condition.
Mr.. Whitney. according to his bust
ness associates, had been in poor
health for several months.
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Boy Stays Younger
Sister in Accident

DENVER, Dec. 25.-The accidental
discharge of rifle in the hands OF
her 10 year old brother. caused the
leath OF Hazel Goodwin. six years old,
at Golden. Colo, 10 miles west OF
Denver, yesterday afternoon.
The accident occurred in the back
yard of the Goodwin home. Hazel,
with her brother, Ray, were playing
with a neighbor boy. who owned the
rifle. The children had been taking
turns at firing the rifle. Ray was
handling the gun when it was dis
charged. The bullet struck Hazel in
the stomach. She died an hour and a
half later in her home.
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NANY ST AYIN(,S REPORTED DURING HOLIDAYS
Surgeons Asked to
Arrange Arrest;
Prefers Jail

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Assert-
ing that Jail is preferable TO
hunger and cold, Frank R. Robb,
sixty years old and penniless,
sought shelter in Bellevue hospital
tonight, telling surgeons the po-
lice of Cleveland were searching
for him. He said he had been
a clerk in the city engineers Of
flee in that city and had fled in
fear several weeks ago when he
found his books 5000 short.
81 can be no worse off than
/ am now" he said. Can you
arrange it with the police
The Cleveland police have been
asked to verify the mans story.
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Weather Report

ARIZONA: Generally fair Tuesday
and Wednesday; colder north
portion Tuesday.
NEW MEXICO: Tuesday and Wed
nesday fair south, unsettled
north portion. possibly rain or
snow. somewhat colder.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
Readings made at Z o'clock last
night for preceding "a hours:
Lowest temperature 3S; Highest
Il.
Precipitation 90 inches. Total
this year 1926 inches.
Direction of wind w. Weather
Clear
Lowest temperature this month
3S Highest II.
Precipitation to this date last
year 1896.
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Dog Stands Watch
While Master RObs

SATTLE, Dec. 25.-Leon Natoli.
who has been living in a suburb OF
this city, admitted today that with
the aid of a dog he had trained, he
robbed more than 100 Seattle homes
this year, according to the police.
The dog is said to have stood on
watch out side dwellings while his
master, who is alleged to have used
a truck to haul the loot. worked
inside.
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Blaze Results in
S250,OOO Damages

WINNIPEG, Man, Dec. 25.-Eleven
business firms were temporarily out
OF business and property damage
amounting to approximately $25O,OOO
resulted from fire of unknown origin
which destroyed the Pulford block
here today. Practically all losses are
covered by insurance.
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Walks Off Bank Into
River in Dense Fog

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-Unable to see
his path ahead of him because of
dense fog, Andrew Hazard early
today walked off the bank into the
Calumet river and drowned while
on his way to work. Another work
man, hearing his cries. rushed TO
his aid but could find nothing but
floating dinner pail. Police later
recovered the body.
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KILLED IN COLLISION

WATERFOWL, Wis, Dec. Is. =
John Clifford, editor and one of the
publishers of the Watertown Daily
Times, was killed today when :, an
automobile he was driving was struck
by a passenger train.
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.CRAzEp SU!T0R
TURNS JOY INTO
TRAGEDY; KILLS
THREE, SUICIDES
Four Others Killed During
Christmas Celebrations in
Pennsylvania District
POLICEMAN is VICTIM
Colorado Is Scene of Three
Sayings; Two Surrender
to Local Authorities

SEATTLE, Dec. 25.-Reiection OF
his advances last spring towards
Helen Engel 16 years old and pretty.
is believed to have so crazed Emil
Neuriter, 40, a ferryboat proprietor.
that he entered her home here today
and turned Christmas Joy into tragedy
by killing her two sisters and one
Of her brothers and then ending his
own life. Neuriter when he came in
to the house asked for Helen.
Helen said that Neuriter attempted
to shoot her when she repelled him
last spring. Neuriter took to the
Engel home today three pistols and
two pocket fulls of cartridges.
Neuriter according to the coroner
hid himself in the woodshed at the
Engel home waiting until d. c. Engel.
father of Helen, came out of the
house. leaving his family around the
Christmas tree distributing gifts. En-
gel said that Neuriter pointed two pis-
tolls at him and ordered him into the
house. In the house he told Engel
to lock all DOORS
Get Helen for me-" Neuriter is al
legged to have shouted with the pis-
tolls in his hands. I'm here for busi-
ness and am going tn kill Helen
I'll kill you ALL"
Anna Engel. II. sister of Helen.
sought to wrest the pistols fromNeu-
ritter A bullet tore through her up
lifted arm and into her heart
Leaping over Annals body. accor-
ding to the story pieced together by
Coroner Corson, who talked to all the
surviving members of the family, Neu
ritter. commenced shooting at Helen.
at Ernest, her brother. Is, and at
Mr. and Mrs. Engel. Helen and Earn
est jumped through window and
the parents. fled through the front
door
AS the parents ran they saw their
daughter Lilly, aged 3. standing in
a chair with two dolls, just taken
from the Christmas tree Rugged 10
her bosom. She later was found with
a bullet in her forehead.
Hans, a brother, aged II, was
crouching in dark corner of his
bedroom when Neuriter entered. His
body and that of Neuriter was fonnd
in this room. the lads with bullet
wound in the left temple and the
mans with one in the chest.
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Four are Killed

UNIONTOWN, Pa. Dec. 25.-Four
men were killed during Christmas
celebrations in the Fayette county
coal field last night and today. One
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COPPER PRICES

Average month of October.-.-.-.-.-.13632
Average week ending 11-1-22---.13562
Average for November 1883
Average week ending 12-2O-22 .1423
Close week ending 12-2O-22 -l44O
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Foreign bar
silver 62&.
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