U S Administration Holds Line on China Policy
President Coolidge remains reluctant to concede to Chinese demands for freeing from unequal treaties. Kellogg’s policy stance draws cool response while Washington considers talks on tariff autonomy and foreign concessions. Chinese ministers urge immediate negotiations for equal and reciprocal treaties as nationalist forces advance toward Shanghai.
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Ludwell Denny
United Press
Washington
Ian
China
Kellogs
Coolidge
Sador
Nature Bio Nthu
Shanghai
State Department
Lie
Numc
Canton
Peking
Feng Yu- Henang
Chiang Kai-She
Hankew
Yangtze
Coldstream Guards Start Twilight Flight to China
The second battalion of the Coldstream Guards marched to Waterloo station with full war equipment and entrained for Southampton to embark for China. It marks the first dispatch of this renowned unit for service in the Far East.
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London
Babica
Mongside
Coldstream Guards
Totay
Waterloo Station
Southampton
China
Eingland
Far Finst
Daugherty May Be Called To Testify Before Committee
Former attorney general brother Daugherty may testify next week before the special committee that investigated the Justice Department two years ago. District Attorney Buckner in New York indicated consent to the appeal. Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, overseeing the matter, seeks to compel testimony under a Senate investigation context.
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Washington
U.E
Mal Daugherty
Speceial
Justice Department
Buckner
New York
Wheeler
Montana
Detroit
Mich
Janco
Daugherty
Lola Knowlgon Dodger
Fire destroys store and restaurant in Columbus
A shoe store and a downtown Columbus restaurant were gutted by fire yesterday with a third business damaged. Flames raged for nearly two hours before control. damage estimated at over 200 thousand dollars. Origin undetermined. Fire began in the basement of the R. Kinney Co. shoes at 65 North High Street around 3 20 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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Columbus
Tra
3. R. Kinney Company
North High Street
Rat
Oelock
Operators propose joint body to maintain wage scale
A wage scale committee recommends forming a joint commission of four operators, four miners, and three mediators to set and maintain a competitive wage scale across Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. The plan aims to align Central States mines with Kentucky and West Virginia and would be presented to a miners and operators meeting.
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Toledo
U.P
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Central States
Kentucky
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Floods Threaten Middlewest States as Levees Give Way
UPI reports widening flood danger across the Middlewest as the Ohio and White rivers threaten swollen levees from Indiana to Arkansas. Authorities race sandbags at Brassfield and Shawneetown while refugees are sheltered as crests approach tonight.
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Middlewest
Cwicago
UPI
White
Little Red Woods
Ohio
Three States
Brassfield
Ark
Illinois
White River
Indiana
Arkansas
American Federation of Labor
Muaners' Union
United Mine Workers Expel Communists from Membership
The United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis voted by the most overwhelming margin to amend the union constitution, expelling miners affiliated with communist organizations. The action adds communists to those barred from membership while a Green party push backs a five day week for all in industry.
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OO J Owens
Ohio
United Mince Workers
United Miner Workers
Owens
van Bittner
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Miners’ Union
Wlliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
United States
Union
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers Convention
Green Ja
Davis
Miami
Fla
U.A
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Jacksonvilie
Jacksonville
AO Busire
William Faust
United Mine Workers of Amer
Ica
Hapgood
Cresson
Pennsylvsania
Miners’ Union Increases Top Officials’ Salaries
After a two hour debate the miners convention approved salary hikes for John L. Lewis from 4900 to 12900 a year while Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy see increases from 7000 to 8000. The decision sparked clashes between administration and opposition factions during the session in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Miners’ Convention
John L. Lewis
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
International Organization of the Union
Lewis
Murray
Kennedy
Convention Resolutions Committee
Ninety Hi- Boys Attend Southeast Ohio Training Conference
Delegates from Athens Wellston Jackson Newark Nelsonville Lowell Lancaster The Plains Logan Circleville Portsmouth Zanesville Martins Ferry Gallipolis Columbus and New York gathered at the First Methodist church for a southeast district HItraining conference. Elmer Norris chaired the event and led the opening and closing ceremonies with an induction by the Portsmouth Ha club. Athens sent eighteen delegates to lead attendance. The morning session was opened by Prof. C. Robinson head of the school of music.
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Ohio
First Methodist Church
Elmer Norris
Portsmouth
Athens
Wellston
Jackson
Newark
Nelsonville
Lowell
Lancaster
the Plains
Logan
Circleville
Zanesville
Martins Ferry
Gallipolis
Columbus
New York
C. Robinson
School of Music
Bandit Snatches Payroll In Birmingham Robbery
An unmasked bandit seized 1500 dollars from Miss Marion Vick, cashier of the Commercial Printing Company, as she carried the weekly payroll from a bank to her office in Birmingham. The robber escaped after the theft on January 24.
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Birmingham
Ala
Marion Vick
Commercial Printing Company
Flood Threat to Shawneetown Levee on Ohio River
Harrisburg Indiana reports flood conditions threaten the Shawneetown levee as the Ohio River rises toward a projected stage near 49 feet. A government boat patrol monitors between Shawneetown and Golconda while roads reopen and long distance service remains down.
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Harrisburg
Shawneetown
Ohio River
Golconda
All at Sea mystery by Carolyn Wells promises thrills
A dramatic excerpt teases a celebrated mystery story where Titus Biggs witnesses a guard dragging a bather from surf near Ocean Town New Jersey. The tale titled All at Sea appears in the Magazine Section and is lauded as one of the era’s best mystery reads by Carolyn Wells.
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Ocean Town
N. J
Titus Biggs
Htc
Carolyn Wells
Temperatures To Begin To Fall By Tonight Or Monday
The Weather Bureau predicted a rainy spell over the eastern half of the U S this week ending with a cold wave early next week. Temperatures would fall in the lower lake region and Ohio and lower Mississippi valleys Sunday and in the Atlantic states Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Atlantic States
A Dog's Loyalty in Columbus Building Fire
Airedale dog Duke refused to leave his master Al Hart, sports promoter, awaiting in his Wilding office during a Columbus building blaze. Firemen could not reach Duke, but elevator operator M. Burgen rescued him by delivering the dog to the fire crew. Duke lingered at the office twice, then finally moved away.
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Columbus
Columbis
al Hart
Wilding
Duke
M. Burgen
Cash Bonus Fight To Be Reviewed In Present Session
The old cash bonus fight returns to Congress before the session ends. The Senate finance committee will report a bill authorizing the veteran's bureau to send money to veterans on insurance certificates, with amendments to allow cashing in certificates. A separate House bill would loan on the certificate at a bank with the bureau guaranteeing the loan. Tremors in Alliance blamed on underground limestone foundations. Standard Oil of New Jersey raises tank wagon gasoline price by one cent to 19 cents a gallon.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Veteran's Bureau
House
Finance Committee
New York
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Born in Capetown Direct Descendant of President Announces Birth
A Capetown report says a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Hayes, direct descendant of Rutherford B. Hayes. Hayes is a grandson of the late president and son of Mrs. Fanny Hayes of New York City. His bride was formerly Corrine Monsterrat of Columbus.
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Fremont
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Capetown
South Africa
Dalton Hayes Hayes
Fanny Hayes
New York City
Corrine Monsterrat
Columbus
Hayes
Congress debates modern science for a fountain of youth
Washington January 29 The Congressional Record reports an extensive discussion on rejuvenation science. Rep Kindred New York explains gland transplants from goat and monkey glands, X ray treatments, and practical limits for men and women. He notes renewed vigor and longer life in some cases.
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Washington
Congressional Record
Kindred
Centontrat
New York
Columbus
Donahey
Voronoff
Severa
Florida
Nyse
Coolidge Denounces Militarism and Pacifism in Address
President Coolidge in a semi annual address condemns both militarism and pacifism as dangerous. He calls for reduced legislation to aid military preparedness while warning against gestures of offense or endless safety. He emphasizes disarmament and international harmony as core U S policy.
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John Montgomery
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
103 Mile an Hour Gale Sweeps Over The British Isles
London January 29 A 103 mile an hour gale swept the British Isles yesterday paralyzing shipping and communications and causing heavy losses. Twenty five people were killed and more than 100 injured according to a check up. Telegraph and telephone poles were uprooted and hundreds of thousands left without service as damage mounted across multiple sections.
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London
British Isles
British Islands
Milfora
McAdoo speech sparks warlike talk on Prohibition split
United Press sketches a heated outline of reactions to William G. McAdoo’s Prohibition speech before the Ohio Bar Association. Wet Democrats forecast a renewed push to shape the next Democratic convention while foes warn his remarks threaten party unity.
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Paul R. Malion
United Press Star
Washington
Jan
Willam
McAdoo
Ohio Bar Association
Tty
United Press
jMcaAdop
Brute
Detmiocrat
Maryland
Edwards
New Jersey
Ife
Bruce
Mary- Island
New York
Wilson
MelAlooo
Meik
Wets
Senator Copeland
Chargelk
al Smith
Smith
Copeland
Scott McBride
Wayne
Wheeler
Lleague
Severe tremor rattles city with mild damage reports
An earthquake caused shaking across the city with temperatures rising over fifty degrees from a February low. Reports describe minor damage to dishes and pictures while some houses sustain foundation issues. Officials note the two hour temperature readings show wide fluctuations amid the tremor.
Gasoline Explosion Hurts Suspect in Lima Drug Store HoldUp
A gun battle at a Lima drug store left a suspect with severe burns after a gasoline explosion. Police report the incident involved a carburetor and a failed attempt to thaw out a stove inside a home as officers responded.
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UAA
Raymond
Detroit
Mico
B. Nafizger
Altbayidit
Wim
Chen Stove
Vman Oérhougly
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