Von Papen Never Made Payment Allegation
Berlin reports Overseas News agency defends Captain Franz von Papen by noting letters checks and vouchers taken by British at Falmouth should be published to prove he never paid Werner Horn who faced arson charge. It adds British safe conduct lacked personal belongings and warns archives could have been seized.
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Berlin
Sayeile
Franz von Papen
Washaton
Overseas
England
von Papen
Falmouth
Werner Horn
Germany
Fire Destroys Seward Dock and Warehouses Alaska
In Seward Alaska on January 21 a zero temperature night blaze destroyed the dock and the West warehouse with contents including a cart for westward points and coal for the Meamahip Dora. Volunteers saved the East warehouse contents while most of the trestle to shore survived after parts were blown. The town was not endangered as the wind blew offshore.
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Seward
Alaska
Dora
British seize passenger baggage on Be Bensfjord
London reports British authorities seized the Be Bensfjord liner cargo and eleven boxes labeled Valdemar Petersen during a Kirkwall stay, though no passenger by that name was aboard. Bergensfjord sailed NY to Bergen, arriving Havre January 21. Belgian gov releases house-destruction counts by province with totals across cities.
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London
Copenhagen
Christiania
Morsenbladt
Bensfjord
Kirkwall
Dassenker
Valdemar Petersen
Bergensjord
New York
Bergen
Janew
Bor
Ronard Lloyd max dies after heart illness in San Francisco
Ronard Lloyd max longtime Western Pacific railway passenger true manager died in San Francisco from a heart ailment during recovery from a earlier stroke. He leaves a wife and two children Mildred and Edward Lloyd Lomax Jr. The report includes international notes on a grain buying syndicate formed in Bucharest via London and Min, totaling about 490 million dollars for grain to circumvent central powers’ import limits.
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San Francisco
Ronard Lloyd Max
Western Pacific Railway
Mildred
Edward Lloyd Lomax Jr
Bucharest
Nuvmanie
Gan. c
Wore Min
London
Anglorench Corporation
Tse
Condemned Man Accused Of Hold Up In 1915 Utah Case
Harry Brewer and Frank De Pretto, both under death sentences, were implicated in the August 9 1915 hold up at Fried's cigar store in Utah where $2 000 in cash and jewelry were taken. Brewer awaits execution pending Supreme Court appeal while De Pretto is also condemned. An alias ridden fugitive linked to Brewer pursued by police fled to several states before arrest. The robbery involved masked men, three revolvers, and forced blinds on players at a gambling table, with city clerk Charles Green among witnesses.
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Harry Brewer
Frank de Pretto
Butte
Anaconda
Utah
Supreme Court
Fried
Jerry Lynch
Brewer
Pocatello
Sue
Midvate
Great Falls
Billy” ‘Semper
Franke Malle
J. G. Boggs
Oklahoma Horseman
Jess Garnett
Charles Green
C'Gar
Miss Crawford To Lecture On Children In Butte
Miss Caroline Crawford, famed teacher, writer and lecturer, comes to Butte next week for three lectures on the play and dramatic instincts of childhood. Her career spans Chicago experimental school, University of Chicago ties, Columbia Teachers College, and Middlebury. Her work includes child study insights, classroom management, theater reform in New York, and a lecture series on The Drama of Life with musical interpretation.
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Caroline Crawford
Butte
Miss Crawford
Colonel Parker
Chicago
Emmons Blaine
Universty of Chicago
Teachers College
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Columbia University
New York City
Winston Ames
Miss Crawforay
Church program promises merit with music and readings
Next Friday Central Presbyterian Church hosts an evening program featuring musical numbers by the Arcadian quartet and performers from the A M band, plus readings by Miss L Chariton and Miss Helen Little. Four widows with 12 children were placed on the county list under the dependent child act, one husband in a tuberculosis hospital. The first authentic sewing machine patent in England dates to 1755, a year before the first American machine.
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Central Presbytejan
Fheday
Arcaian
Joe Andrews
Meclellan
Andrews
Reven
Sutton
L. Chariton
Helen Little
Donian
Tubercus
Give
Limiting Immigration Seen as Key to Labor Wages
Washington officials and labor leaders urged a literacy test bill as the only path to higher wages, arguing immigration limits will improve American workers' standards. They cited Youngstown riots and claimed foreign labor drives down pay and conditions while supporting farm needs for workers. Local Seattle case notes police actions amid ongoing concerns.
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Washington
Frank M. Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Hamnett
House
Burnett
Committee
Nots
United States
Aqualor
Youngstown
Trishman
Gorman
Johnh .Kimble
Near three million prisoners and vast war booty reported
An Amsterdam dispatch via Central News says 17 months of war yield nearly 3,000,000 prisoners seized along with 49,090 machine guns and 470,000 square kilometers of enemy territory occupied. The report notes Philippine lumber being sold in China.
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London
Amsterdam
Central News
Fone
China
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