French Fears of Germany Drive League Disarmament Talks
Amid Briand and Chamberlain discussions before the League of Nations, Paris stresses Germany’s militarism and monarchist strength. Reports cite German pamphlets, wartime era arms programs, and monarchist influence in police and courts as evidence of unresolved disarmament and rising tensions.
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ARIS
Tech
Aristide Briand
Auster Chamberlain
Council of the
League of Nations
Germany
France
Herr Stresemann
Alsace-Lorraine
Reich
Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Interior Coast Guard Post Marks Forty Fifth Birthday
A Louisville inland Coast Guard station marked its 45th year, boasting a record of saving 6312 lives and aiding salvage of over 6 million dollars in property. Established after the 1891 Ohio RiverFalls incident, it differs with three power boats and three skiffs, staffed by nine men. The corps has long aided river rescues including the 1914 Queen City passengers saved from the swift current and rocks near the station.
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Coast Guard
United States
Gulf of ‘Mexico
Great Lakes
Ohio
Louieville
Paul Boynton
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Rapide
Louisville
Oko
Loulaville
Gudra
Queen City
Cohat
Rock
Wrapper Man Butter Trust Creates Heir To Large Estate
An ARIS report from February 5 describes a man who bought butter wrapped in a copy of a will. The will, made by Mme Ber cham, names a girl, Clan ding Chavasse, as godchild and sole heiress to a property valued at $100,000, the total stake in the estate reaching about $160,000.
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Chemical Trust
Prouvier Briand
Berlin
Republic
Ig Gerhardt Seger
German Peace Society
Oberland
Jungdo D.pso
Wehrwolf
Ehrthardt
Ogo
Bismarck
Rosbach
Oyna
Vorgailles
Carl Mertens
W. J. Foerster
Hers Loebe
Reichstag
Pourthly
the Great
Cialist
Vormaerts
Otto Braun
Aris
Mme. Bercham
New York Denizens Chase Nickel Rush in City
A quirky column notes New York as a nickel obsessed metropolis where residents tirelessly seek change. It imagines laws to boost nickel availability and describes inventive schemes to obtain coins, from subway lines to shops, amid a broader reflection on economic frugality.
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Ithout
Shama
New York
Chiewlii
Severing
Alevel
Briand Praath
Frances Hatch Recalls Extra Duties as Opera Supes
Frances Hatch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hatch, recalls volunteering as an opera supes for The Jewels of the Madonna at Chicago Opera. She details wardrobe picks, the confusing backstage scramble, and the tense moment before the overture as stagehands and chorus prepared.
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Frances
Hatch
Chicago Opera
Mina R -Prancia
Henry Hatch
Chicago Music School
Sapes
University of Chicago
Elizabeth Boykins
Elizabeth
Fottlaws
Leon Mise Hatch
Beco
Diana Mariners
Defrere
Rimini
Carinol
Dresa
Ralsa Ranathe
Swiss Capital Threatened by Mountain Shifts in Alps
Fragmented OCR reports a mountain movement near Balinzona and Doumen Fawr endangering Bellingong, Ticino's capital. Authors mention beds shifting rivers displacing families and scientists noting rapid terrain changes in Switzerland.
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Aris
Buglandy
Switzerland
Doumen Fawr
Monmouthshire
Mt Arbing
Balinzona
Doumen ‘Fawr
Bellingong
Ticino
Arching
Sclantiete
Delights Spooners Searchlights At Underground London Stations
London to install new searchlights directing pedestrians to underground stations. Reported at South Kensington and other stations, with a beacon system guiding late night crowds. The lighting is described as aiding movement between stations and improving safety for travelers.
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Ondon
London
Franklin lightning rod removed from St Pauls Cathedral after 158 years
The long installed Franklin lightning rod system at St Pauls Cathedral began in 1768 and was removed after 158 years. Alfred Hands, a London electrical engineer, supervised the removal citing weather wear and safety concerns.
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St. Pauls
Bengaraln Prankin
Alfred ‘Hands
London
Fi &Show Defense Aggitat
Hands
St. Paul's
Cathedral Au
Moes and Bird Retire From High Wire Circus Life
In Boston on February 5 a veteran performer and her husband Joseph F O Day long associated with a famous circus troupe retire from high wire work The dancer known for aerial routines plans a quieter life giving up strenuous practice and returning to domestic routines while the couple adjusts to a calmer public profile and ties the knot after a recent Greenwich Village performance
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Moes
Bird
Mills
Bro Alway
Dors
Gnrman
Joseph F. O'Day
Harvard
Joer Feey
Stepa
Boston
Nat
Athens Streets Named After People Noted in Local Era
Readable notes recount Athens street naming shifts from Goose Town to Franklin Avenue and others as workers at a railroad era Mechani burgh area influenced by Irish residents. It recalls Bird family connected figures and a performer who joined Ringling Circus at age eight and toured with vaudeville actors.
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Athens
Ara
Franklin
Grosvenor Court
College Errest
Maplewood Drive
Park
East State Etreet
Grosvenor
Goosestown
Athena
Goosetown Wereaig
T &O
Inter
Athenia State
Atreet
Mulberry
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Rhine
Interior
Ohio River
Coe
Maried
Nuaad
Joseph Odayes
Will A
Man
Raisa
Mr. Detrere
Sunnyside
Goose Town
Disla Wilston
Tonboy
Ringling Circus
Thers
Misa Willson
Oday
Joe
California
Feavi
H Cranken
Edm
Automobile
Cupid
Taboo
Concord
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