Secret Compact Row Rages Over Lloyd George Pact
In London and Paris a row erupts after Harold Spender claims a Wilson Clemenceau secret pact existed and Lloyd George denies it. Spender insists the document was signed behind Lloyd George's back, fueling bitter press and political reaction across the coalition.
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N. S
London
Wilson-Clemenceau
Emer
David Lloyd Orce
Harold Spender
Retter
Lloyd George
Spender
Paris
French Denial Of Rhineland Annexation Claims
The French foreign office denied in the after noon that Premier Poincare and Marshal Foch sought annexation of the German Rhineland as claimed by a New York newspaper. The denial clarifies official French policy and rejects the reported plan.
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New York
Premier Poincare
Marshal Foeh
Rhineland
France
Plumber Fatally Injured by Trailer Near Tallmadge
John H. Shuman 68 of SSim and Shuman plumbing was crushed when a trailer detached from an auto truck and rolled on him near Tallmadge Ohio. He suffered multiple injuries including a broken arm and possible back fracture as he walked behind the trailer. Seventy five stitches closed wounds on body and head.
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Akron
John H. Shuman
Ssim and
British Accept Anglo Soviet Conference Plan
Soviet Russia accepted Britain’s proposal for an Anglo Russian conference to draft a treaty. The talks will be held in London with M Rakovsky, head of the Russian trade mission in Britain, as representative. Britain has already extended full diplomatic recognition to Moscow.
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London
Russia
Great Britain
M. Rakovsky
Moscow
Toothache Cure Claim Leads to Arrest in Atlanta
In Atlanta on February 8, 1925, Paregoric and aspirin allegedly mixed with corn whiskey were claimed as a toothache remedy by a young man named Gray after his arrest for intoxication. He told Recorder George Johnson the mix helped, but a court reprimand followed and he was released.
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Atlanta
Gray
George Johnson
The Mayor statue at Three Rivers mocks a 1906 mayor
A Chicago sculptor created a grudge statue titled The Mayor on a Michigan farm near Three Rivers. It depicts Charles Gage, mayor in 1906, who once posed in disguise to obtain evidence against saloon keeper William Arnold, who later sought revenge.
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Three Rivers
Michigan
Charles Gage
William Arnold
Arnold
Chicago
Dayton Collision Kills Motorman. 15 Hurt
Authorities probe a midnight crash between a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from Louisville Kentucky to Detroit and a Dayton street car. The motorman died. 15 passengers injured as the street car was dragged 50 feet into a wrecked mass. A woman lost a leg in the debris.
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Dayton
Baltimore &Ohio
Judge Robert Addleman Dies in Wheeling Pneumonia
Judge Robert M. Addleman of the Ohio County circuit court, age 56, died at his Wheeling home early this morning from pneumonia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Robert M. Addleman
Ohio County Circuit Court
January marriage licenses total in Belmont County
Belmont county issued 34 marriage licenses in January despite Leap Year presence, compared with 69 licenses issued in December. The contrast highlights month to month activity in the county's unions.
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ST. Clairesville
Belmont County
Determination Personified by 18 Miss Rose in Wyoming
A Wyoming schoolteacher from Chrisman travels by snowshoes to Middle Fork territory to hear about discounted prospects near the river. She locates a Claire and pursues plati nime opportunities discussed during the hearing.
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Miss Rose
Chrisman
Wyoming
Middle Forkt
Wyo
Claire
Rich Germans Loafing While Babies Starve
Berlin reports a public scandal as many German tourists spend lavishly at luxury Swiss hotels amid widespread German famine. Swiss observers note 70 percent of hotel guests are German, while charity parcels pour into Germany and soup kitchens support Stuttgart, prompting calls for poorer Germans to be helped and for travelers to contribute.
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Berlin
Switzerland
Germany
Vor- Waerts
Zurich
Stuttgart
Woljencasi
Canton Police In Dark Again
Joseph Pierce's claim that he choked Florence Nitzman and dumped her body in East Creek is described as a hallucinatory tale by Erie authorities. Pierce, a St Louis resident, was held as a ward patient at St Vincent's Hospital in Erie from January 27 to February 1.
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Canton
Joseph Pierce
Florence Nitzman
East Creek
Erie
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Pierce
St. Louis
Second Mine Fire Wrecks Buildings Near Glouster
A February fire at mine No. 10 Derthick near Glouster destroyed the electric shop boiler house and blacksmith shop, with several outbuildings lost. A large eight inch steam line helped stop spread. workers escaped through Greens Run air shaft. The Sunday Creek Coal Co. faces heavy losses but expects operation by Monday. This follows a Rice mine Palos blaze earlier in the week.
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Glouster
NO. 10
Blaze
Greens Run
Arthur Steadman
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Palos
Walsh Bitter Attack on Denby Sparks Senate Assault
Senator Walsh demands Secretary Denby resign from the Coolidge cabinet in a harsh senate clash. He says Denby’s fate should warn others who fail the republic. In Charleston, Houston G. Young announces candidacy for Republican governor nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Senato Walsh
Montana
Naval Oil Reserve
Denby
Coolidge
Republic
Walsh
Charleston
W. Va
Houston G. Young
Repubican
Engineers Seek Safer Roads At Ohio Convention
Ohio Engineering society delegates meet in Columbus as Highway Director Boulay says the department will curb dangerous curves to reduce crashes and fatalities. The group will investigate highway accidents to determine whether road design or driver error caused them.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio Engineering Society
Boulay
Planne
Chicago coroner seeks blame fix over girl’s chiropractic death
Coroner Wolff orders a second inquiry into the death of 11 year old Elizabeth Fawcett after convulsions from a dislocated cervical vertebra treated by chiropractic students. The first inquest did not assign blame. The father has hired counsel to pursue damages against the alleged practitioners.
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Chicago
CHIRO
Little Elizabeth Fawcett
Wolff
I. P. Porges
Harry C. Fawcett
National College of Chiropractic
Judge Haggett Addresses Cincinnati Dealers on Fashion Roles
Judge Roland W. Haggett of the Dayton domestic relations court spoke to the Cincinnati Automobile Dealers Association, drawing a comparison between hoop skirts and modern skirtless fashion. He claimed flappers imitate their mothers in following “nature.”
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Cincinnati, O
Roland W. Haggett
Court of Domestic Relations
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati Automobile Dealers’ Association
Five Die On Quebec Ice Bridge Tragedy
Five people died when the ice bridge on the St Lawrence river collapsed near Quebec Canada during a crossing. Rescue efforts continued with boats sweeping the area as authorities confirmed most of the passengers were accounted for or missing.
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Quebec
Can
St. Lauren
Megit
Soen
Dayton man arrested in forgery and embezzlement case
George W. Holliday alias Howard was arrested in Dayton Ohio on a St Louis wanted for forgery totaling 638000 and embezzlement of 35000. He posted 75000 bond and was released after an earlier St Louis arrest.
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Dayton
George W. Holliday
Howard
St. Louis
McAdoo to Stay in Presidential Race Amid Teapot Dome Scrutiny
William Gibbs McAdoo will not withdraw from the Democratic presidential race despite ties to the Teapot Dome affair. Backers in Washington say he plans to fight on, defend his Doheny counsel role, and testify before the Senate committee to vindicate his conduct. Some managers fear loss of support, others expect the panic will fade and his strength will endure.
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Maddo
George R. Holmes
Washington
William Gibbs McAdoo
Doheny of
Barkera
Lenroot
Doheny
McAdoo
Meadow
Prince of Wales Thrown From Horse in Steeplechase
The Prince of Wales fractured a collar bone while riding at the Dillington steeplechase course near Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire. He attempted to remount, consulted a doctor, then traveled to London by motor after being treated and placed in a sling.
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Prince OF Wales
London
Dillington
Billington
Leighton-Buzzard
Bedfordshire
Land
Aged Chinese Woman Dope Peddler Buried With Full Celestial Rites
Lucy Long known as Mamma, a Chinese opium dealer in the Intermountain region, received an elaborate funeral as DoJ agents and police watched. Tong factions attended and Bing Gung tong led rites including coin scatter and brown sugar bags for sweetness after bitterness.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Lucy Long
Intermountain Territory
Salt, Lake
Department of Justice
Narcote
Tong
Butte
Mont
Bing Gung Tong
Lisbon Talks Fail To End Communications Strike
Despite mediation efforts the communications strike persisted today as companies seek government intervention to resolve the dispute.
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Lisbon
Distributors in Business Facing Toll in Essentials of Life
Washington reports a Commerce Department drive to cut the cost of living by reducing distribution costs and the price spread. Henry Morse says 29 percent of workers produce raw materials while 71 percent work in distribution and services. The bureau will act as a data clearing house with industry cooperation to identify and reduce waste without imposing new regulations.
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Robert S. Thorburgh
S. N
Washington
Department, of Commerce
Henry H. Morse
Bureau of Domestic Commerce
Department
United States
Morse
West
Associationw
Movie morals in a bad plight in Columbus
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish urged cleaner Hollywood pictures and fewer scandals in a lecture titled The Situation in Hollywood. He blamed movie stars, attendees, the press, and the church for failing to demand decency and warned of the dangers of Hollywood's influence versus university education.
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Columbus
Rabbi Jacob Tarshish
Hollywood
Qabbi Tarshish
Lethal gas used in death at Nevada State Prison
Gee Jon, Chinese tong murderer, was executed by lethal gas at Nevada State Prison Carson City at 0 46 a m. Witnesses and guards observed the process as a test of the death chamber with two prior gas tests. The scene drew 128 prisoners and many officials as the gas killed Gee Jon and observers contemplated the method.
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Copeland C. Burg
Nevada
Won City
Nev
Tary
Carson City
Bet
Hughie Sing
Gee Jon
Thomas Russell
Mainie Jonnie
Dickerson Caid
Privon
Oakum
Dilaon
B. Walker
Warren Denver
Dickerson. Y
Nevada State Prison
Carbon City
D. A. Turner
United Army Reserve Corps
Reno
Schaefer
New Booklet Provides Concise Guide to Speech and Writing
A compact booklet offers a concise guide to speech and writing focusing on word use and clarity. It emphasizes practical tips for everyday communication and includes notes on return postage and stamps for requests.
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