Aviators to be questioned by Mexican authorities over land in Mexico
Lieutenants BE Davis and B Grimes of the U S Army aviation unit landed near Guerrero Mexico after fuel ran low. They travel under escort toward Monterey to face Mexican military authorities for explanation. Governor Gonzales ordered their removal from local jurisdiction and the consul accompanies them.
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Grimes
Davis
Gonzales
Nuevo Leon
United States
Monterey
Randolph Robertson
Americal
Nuevo Laredo
Zapata County
Texas
Rio Grande
Salado
Guerrero
Counsel for Harry files notice of appeal in murder case
Counsel for Harry files notice of appeal from a jury verdict finding him guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of his fiancée Miss Freda Lesser. He is serving a term of ten years to life at San Quentin and will depart for the prison early next week to begin the sentence pending appeal.
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Associated Prem
Los Angeles
Harry
New Today
Freda Lesser
New
San Quentin
AP nominates board candidates for April meeting
The Associated Press nominating committee named candidates for election to the AP board at the annual meeting in New York on April 20. Nominees include Frank A. Noyes of Star and W L Meioun of Philadelphia Pulte Washington, A. J. Ochs of Times A. C., Weis Duvith Herald, and RK Rathom of Provisiense Journal.
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Chicago
Associated Press Today
The
Associated Press
New York
Frank A. Noyes
Star
W. L. Meioun
Philadelphia
Pulte
Washington
Tin. Adolph
Ochs
Times A. C
Weis Duvith Herald
Sohn RK
Rathom
Provisiense Journal
Tee
Yuewneys
Oklahoma Socialists Nominate Debs for President
Oklahoma Socialists meet in Oklahoma City and unanimously endorse Eugene V. Debs for U S president while he serves a twenty year sentence in Atlanta for sedition. Kate Richards O'Hare is endorsed for vice president. state office nominations and platform adoption to be decided tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
United States
Socialists of
Oklahoma
Kate Richards O'Hare
Missouri State Penitentiary
Potter County Poll Tax Receipts Near Three Thousand Mark
County tax records show 2842 poll tax payments in Potter County this year with women making about 20 percent of the total. Tax Collector Ben Golding notes the voting strength could reach 3000, a record high, while comparing to 1919 when 2162 payments were recorded.
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Potter
Orvice
Potter County
Ben Golding
Labor Party Expands as Trades Leaders Enter Fray
Detroit January report notes the labor party inviting other members while keeping control with workers for whom it was formed. W H Tlayes of Cleveland, national chairman, spoke before the first convention of the Michigan branch as delegates gathered.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Labor Party of
United States
Orate Zation
W. H. Tlayes
Cleveland
Alleged Mexican Killings Reported in Texas
Relatives of Modesto Cornejo 22 Mexican and his brother Wac Cornejo allege a December killing and shooting by two Americans in Colorado Texas. Mexican consul Gonzales De La Mata said he will investigate and report to the embassy in Washington.
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Preakr
San Antonio
Modesto Cornejo
Colorado
Texas
Waccarnaron Cornejo
Gonzales G. de la Mata
de la Mata
Washington
Split Develops Over Relief Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a $50 million international food relief loan package to European countries by a vote of 18 to 6 with six Democrats dissenting. The group signaled strong opposition ahead of floor debate while aiming to seek increases beyond the Treasury’s $75 million proposal.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Republican Legislative Steering Committee
Treasury
Pershing on Nebraska Ballot in 1924 Presidential Race
Petitions began today to place General John J. Pershing on the Nebraska ballot as a Republican candidate for president. Statewide primaries are set for April 20.
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Associated Pres
Lincoln
Wats
John J. Pershing
Nebraska
Turkish War Minister Orders Mobilization of 10000 Proclamations
A dispatch from Athens reports the Turkish minister of war secretly ordered printing of ten thousand copies of a proclamation for general mobilization. The move aims at Anatolia as a prelude to attacking Greek and allied troops in the region.
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Tress
London
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph Company
Athens
War Ministry
Anatolia
Demand to seat suspended socialists adopted at Albany conference
At Albany a large labor civic and social organizations conference called by committees of seventeen adopted a unanimous demand to immediately seat five suspended socialist assemblymen and to assist in defeating any member responsible for their ousting. About three to four hundred delegates attended from across the state.
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Regenin
Pepe
Albany
Jan
Deaths and cases from influenza and pneumonia in Chicago
Chicago health department reports from January 1 show 1068 deaths and 6888 cases of influenza and pneumonia since the outbreak began.
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Chicago
Health Department
Public Carriers Cost Nation Seven Hundred Million Dollars
National railroads Pull Lines and waterways under federal control cost about 700 million dollars in two years. Railroad administration figures show a net loss of 604 million from rail operations, plus 100 million from pullman lines and waterways and expresses. November and December losses blamed on coal strike. December revenue exceeded expenses by 12.7 million. Passenger traffic rose in the last two months of the year.
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Washington, Jan
Railroad Administration
Pullman Lines
Waters
Interstate Commerce Commission
Terrific Blizzard Grips East With Record Lows
A cold wave hits the Northeast with New England and New York posting record lows from eight to forty two degrees below zero. Northern New York reports 2 degrees below zero at Ava near Rome as Vermont braces for impact and shipping halts on frozen harbors. Officials fear the Montreal Express wreck at Hibards Bay may be tied to the extreme cold and a potential derailment due to snapped rails.
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Associated Press
New York
New England
New York State
Ava
Rome
Vermont
Montreal Express
Rutland
Hibbards Bay
Lake Champlain
Air mail flight shatters speed record over 35 mile leg
Lieutenant J. at Katebit piloted the Cleveland to Chicago aerial mail route today covering 35 miles at an average speed of 155 miles per hour. The cross country run is claimed to break all speed records in the United States for flights over 100 miles.
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Associated Press
Chicago
J. At Katebt
Cleveland
Shiftless Stove Fodder Sparks Evening Quip
A fragment notes Bud Uday denying guilt after claiming he drank a quart of dandelion wine yesterday and had no kick coming, reflecting a sly, humorous aside about responsibility.
Settlement window opens as Democrats prep for Senate showdown
In Washington on January 31 a possible path to revive debate on the peace treaty emerged as Senator Walsh signals a vote Feb 10 to resume consideration. The scene shows split strategies among Democrats and Republicans over bringing the treaty back to the floor.
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Washington
Deseason
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Fit Hcod
Nebraska
Smoot
Ubon
Heavy Clashes Reported Between Mexican Troops and Rebels
EL PASO January 31 reports say numerous encounters have occurred near Chihuahua City between Mexican federal troops and rebels. At Villa Corrochapas over five hundred rebels under General Tiburcio Fernandez fought six hours and reportedly dispersed or defeated the federal forces.
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EL Paso
Chihuahuas City
Kvernment
Villa Corrochiapas
Tiburcio Fernandez
Protests Deportation of Alleged Anarchist
Washington January 31 A protest against deporting Thomas Martinez an alleged anarchist was lodged with the immigration bureau by Harry Weinberger a New York attorney. Weinberger argued Martinez would face a firing squad if sent to Mexico and cited Martinez as a revolutionary soldier under General Angeles who was executed by the Carrara government. Martinez is serving a Fort Leavenworth sentence for espionage and immigration authorities are prepared to deport him as an alien when released.
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Associated Voters
Washington
Mexico
Thomas Martinez
Bureau of Immigration Today
Harry Weinberger
New York
Martines
Weinberger
General Angeles
Carrara Grovernment
Fort Leavenworth
Brooklyn National League Players Near 1.3 Percent Salary Increase
New York dan 31 Associated Press reports Brooklyn Superbas president Charles H. Abbetts announced a salary raise near 1.3 percent for the Brooklyn National League club. He said fourteen regulars and six recruits have signed contracts and the rest are expected to follow within a week as spring training plans are outlined.
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Associated Prep
New York
Brooklyn
Charles H. Abbetts
Superbas
St Louis Americans Open Training at Taylor Texas
The St Louis Americans begin training February 26 at Taylor Texas. Preseason exhibitions announced include Fort Worth March 6 7 Houston March 13 14 San Antonio March 20 21 Oklahoma City March 23 and Omaha at Okmulgee March 25 26 Tulsa March 27 28 Wichita March 29 30 and Joplin 31 Browns then travel to St Louis with San Antonio visiting Taylor March 10 11 and Fort Worth March 17 18.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Americans
Taylor
Texas
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Okmulgee
Tulsa
Wichita
Joplin
Browns
Weather Outlook For Sunday And Monday
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions across Sunday and Monday with light winds and no significant precipitation expected. Temperatures vary by region but stay within typical seasonal ranges.
Influenza Cases Rise in Amarillo City
Influenza cases in Amarillo total 168 with 87 reported Friday and Saturday. Dr. R. M. Walker, city health officer, says none are serious and cases are mild. Seven cases in a house off Polk Street, others with two or three in a single dwelling. Precautions urged to check the epidemic.
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Amarillo
R. M. Walker
Polk Street
Walter Phillips Postor Dies Inventor of Phillips Code
Walter P Phillips former president of the Columbia Graphophone Co and longtime telegraph innovator died at home in Massachusetts. He helped lead United Press and Associated Press efforts and authored the Phillips Code for telegraph operators. He was born in 1846 in Grafton and linked with the press and telegraph fraternity across the nation.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
Walter P. Phillips
Columbia Graphophone Company
Cyited Press
Phillips
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter Pf Phillips
Trentor
Feathor
Oak Lofts
Atlantic
Pacific
Ir. Phillips
Grafton
Providence
R. I
New York City
Thomas A. Edison
Andrew Carnegie
Patrick P. Delany
George Kennan
Homer Bates
Phillins
Ios
Associated Press
Couintel
Red Cross
United Press
New York
Hleen
Lotus Club of
Sum Alumni Association
Dana
New Sun
Wy Philips
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Isatferele
Heck
Associated Press Board
J. B. Roderick
Eugene Debs
Labor Party
Persiing
Thacerive Saever
Walter Phillips Postor
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