New French Cabinet Policy Gets Approval
Paris January 21 The new cabinet declares its policy to Parliament, urging higher production lower consumption and new taxes to pay war debts. It vows to fulfill soldiers pledges uphold separation of church and state and strengthen the League of Nations while aiming for exact execution of the German peace treaty.
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Paris
Council of Ministers
Millerand
Clemenceau
France
League of Nations
Republi
Driver Overcome by Exhaust From Truck Near Miss
A. D. Dickinson, a motor truck driver for Butte & Superior, was nearly killed when gas from the truck exhaust seeped into his car and rendered him unconscious. He was treated at Murray hospital after the incident at his State street home.
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A. D. Dickinson
Dickinson
The
Butte & Superior
State Street
Murray Hospital
John Mufice
Fir Street
Pittsmont
Notable Warning From Italian Café Sells Suspected Wood Alcohol
A report notes suspicions around a small Italian café selling wood alcohol products. The case raises concerns about tainted substances and potential health risks.
Horoscope predicts political unrest and hopeful signals
Astrological outlook notes Mars Saturn and Uranus in benefic aspect. Public opinion may swing on war policies, with unrest during a presidential election year. Soldiers may gain honors but top distinctions likely to elude military figures. Farmers and settlers face new opportunities in the West before autumn as cooperation grows to ease living costs.
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Uranus
Aquarius
McClure
Mars
Saturn
Sinn Fein No Clear Win in Irish Municipal Elections
London January 21 The Associated Press reports Sinn Fein claims a victory while officials see mixed results that could favor a unified Ireland under Lloyd George home rule. Sinn Fein about 31 percent of seats, unionists 20 percent, labor 17 percent, nationalists 14 percent.
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London
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Southern Ireland
Northern Ireland
Sinn
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Unionists
Labor
Nationalists
Oother
Rescued British Boy Kidnap Case Ends Without Ransom
Alexander Ross, a British subject kidnapped near Orizaba on Sunday, was rescued yesterday by Vera Cruz state government forces. Authorities report no ransom was paid and the rescue was confirmed by a telegram to the foreign office.
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Mexico City
Alexander Ross
Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Foreign Office
Question of Dress Sparks London Talk of Lady Astor
London gossip centers on a debate over Lady Astor's attire following a public remark. The exchange touches on propriety, fashion, and social expectations in high society circles.
Leadership claims GOP throttled peace treaty at dinner
At Governor Edwards' inaugural event in Newark New Jersey on January 21 Homer Cummings chairman of the Democratic National Committee charged Republican leadership throttled the peace treaty and failed to enact any constructive laws. He mocked the party's platform reward and touted Democratic achievements.
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Newark
N. J
National Committee
Resumption of Trade With Russia Planned By Allies
Plans for reopening commercial relations between Russia and allied nations have been prepared. Bolshevists are expected to allow free exchange of manufactured goods and raw materials with simple distribution under a recent supreme council agreement. Surplus flax and lumber await export once ocean tonnage is available. Alexander M. Berkenheim and Constantin Krovopouskoff described details of the plan, born from negotiations with the supreme council, marking a shift from Allied policy of the past two years.
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Paris
Bolshevists
Supreme Council
Russia
Associated Press
Alexander M. Berkenheim
Constantin Krovopouskoff
Russian Cooperative Union
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