Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 189, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1923 — Page 11
FRIDAY, DEC. 21, 1922
VENIZELOS’ RETURN URGED BY GREEKS y Veteran Statesman May Take Helm of Affairs. Bu United Press ATHENS, Dec. 21.—A determined effort to persuade ex-Premier Venizelos to return to the helm of affairs in Greece was made today. Premier Gonatas and Colonel Pilastras of the military directorate, two strongest men in Athens at the moment, answered demand of Republicans the former resign by sending a committee to Paris to urge Venizelos’ return. Simultaneously, they persuaded 250 deputies—a majority of the chamber —to cable the veteran statesman urging him to come to Athens. EXPOSE SUBSTANTIATED Statement from national headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America, declares that recent disclosure of plans of the Russian soviet to gain control in the United States, substantiates statements of miners made last September. “When our exposure was issued, there were some who doubted the cts,” say the miners. "It worthy of note that there has been no denial by communists of any of the recent exposure by the United Mine Workers.” \
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SEARCH FOR KORETZ IS CENTERED IN NEW YORK Authorities Believed Fraud Was Discovered Before Swindler Expected. Bn United Press CHICAGO. Dec. 21.—Search for Leo Koretz. Chicago’s $10,000,000 oil swindler. today was concentrated in New York City in belief Koretz Is hiding there in the hope of escaping from the country. Authorities today said they were certain Koretz attempted to flee the country. They believed, however, discovery of the fraud came sooner than he expected and his flight was checked. STORK SCORES ON ‘MULE’ A stork had more effect upon the | police than white mule during a raid | on the farm of Pandil Stephanoff, on I the Hendricks-Marion County line ! north of the National Rd. Thursday.
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according to Lieutenant Jones. Jones and squad said physicians informed them the wife of Stephanoff’s hired man was expecting the stork at any minute. Stephanoff was released on his own recognizance.
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