Paris Sinks Deeper as Flood Waters Hold Power
Hundreds lack shelter and food as Paris endures widespread flooding. Troops guard submerged districts while civilians distribute boats of aid. The city darkens at night with lanterns along Champs Elysees and theaters shuttered except Comedie Francaise. Authorities report looting suppressed but outside Paris thefts rise amid devastation.
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Faris
Paris
St. Germain
Gennevillieres
Colombes
Champa Elysees
Comedie Francaise
Jules Clarette
Naonal Theater
France
Ie S
Jajel
Charanion
Ivry
Tegion
Willan and
Themen
Lerdam
Alfortville
Sofiers
Jackies
Siaters
Paria
Welcome Home Captain Shipp Loyal Cheers At Chattanooga
Ten thousand citizens greet ex sheriff Captain Joeph F. Shipp on his return from Washington after a contempt of court sentence tied to the Ed Johnson lynching. Bands play Dixie as crowds throng Terminal Station, with families embracing him and a Nashville delegation joining the welcome.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Joeph F. Shipp
Citixens
Washington
Ed Johnson
Hatta
Nopge
Thia City
Dixie
Captain Shipp
Shipp
Nick Nolan
Walher Williams
Nashville
Fatal burns as two boys hit by exploding powder
Two boys from Hagewood, Willie White 16 and Westle Moss 11, suffered fatal burns when a lighted cigarette ignited loose blasting powder along a new boulevard between Edgewood and Decatur. They leaped into a creek to smother the flames, were helped to the White home, then to Grady Hospital.
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Edgewood
Decatur
Willie Witte
Westle Moss
Hagewood
White
Grady Hospital
J. W. White
Connecticut Avenue
Westle
Moss
J. F. Moss
DeKalb Avenue
Difton
Georgia, Railway and Electric Company
Boye
Luther
Kimsy
Roy Lewis
Marvin
Mons
Dipper
Witte
Gdlvanice
Wille
Westle Movs
Mous
Grady ‘Hospital
Otlil
Meat price rise tied to cattle scarcity or monopoly claims
The article debates whether meat prices rise from cattle shortages and increased feeding costs or from market manipulation and cold storage hoarding. Public officials across the country seek solutions as investigations begin into beef price dynamics and supply chains.
Cross examination to open in Ballinger Pinchot inquiry
Washington January 30 The cross examination of Louis R Glavis is set to begin tomorrow before the Ballinger Pinchot congressional investigation committee. It is expected new and striking features will be revealed about charges against various individuals by Glavis during testimony. Committee members McLachlan and Kinkaid will press Glavis to clear themselves of taint while Ballinger is accused of prior influence. The chair Senator Nelson will direct proceedings with officials from the general land office and other departments likely to be summoned.
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Lortton
Asquith
Lioyd-George
House of Lords
Uberale
Lord
Rosebery
Lords
House of Commons
Washington
Louis' R. Glavis
Ballinger-Finchot
Congressional Investigation Committee
Glavis
McLachlan
California
Kinkaid
Nebraska
Glavia
Ballinger
Lord ‘Office
Tee
Inga
Nelson
Iis
Ragardad Ag
General Land Office
Inelix
Phere
Gifford Pinchot
Norester
Ateeriddut
Willy Tha
Take the Tariff Off All Meats Headline
Otto Foelker, in the U S House, plans a Washington bill to suspend meat tariffs for one year, hoping prices fall quickly. Alderman Dowling pushes a storage labeling ordinance for eggs meats fish and other foods. A Berkeley theater boycott speech urged a general wage strike to pressure trusts. Federal probes into the National Packing Company resume with a grand jury tomorrow.
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New York
Otto Foelker
House of Representatives
Wag
Hig
Hart-Agnew
Washington
Frank Dowling
Toe Rey
Henry Wrank
Berkeley
Ghiraid
Federal Grand Jury
National Packing Company
Ralpi
Drowned Near Memphis After Launch Collision
Four men were aboard a duck hunting launch returning from a trip when it was struck by the Lowboat Enterprise off Hopefield Point near Memphis Tennessee. Three men, Albert Schonnerer Joseph Dietrich and Harry Wurst, drowned while Charles Auferoth survived by grabbing the gunwale of a coal barge. Captain A J Nicolls tried to locate the men but failed. The engine had failed earlier and the party had spent the day duck hunting. Zelaya travels to Belgium and Mexico City reports follow from January.
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Memphis
Tenn
Enterprise
Hopefield Point
Albert Schonnerer
Joseph Dietrich
Harry Wurst
Charles H. Auferoth
A. J. Nicolls
Wiewater
Local figure maintains title amid unclear center district changes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a central figure holding a title amid disputed center area matters. Incomplete phrases reference attire, posting, and potential attempts to verify ownership, with no clear names or dates.
Publican waters getting very muddy in Congress
Washington reports little headway in two months of session toward Taft’s key bills. Republican leaders weigh early adjournment and a White House conference to rearrange Taft policies. Investigations into Interior, land laws, Alaska, and postal issues shape plans and threaten campaign pledges.
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Washington
Congress
Taft
White House
Court of Commerce
Belng
Interior Department
Forest Service
Alaska
Arizona
New Mexico
Alarich
Florida
Mr. Taft
Capitol
Haseen
House
Senate
Postal Savings Bank Bil
Alaskan Legislative Council
Weather Prophecy for Districts as Forecast Calls Mixed Skies
A fragmented forecast lists many states with variable winds and generally fair to warmer conditions. Regions including Georgia Virginia the Carolinas Texas Oklahoma Indiana Tennessee Kentucky and others are noted with Monday and Tuesday outlooks of light or variable winds and fair or warmer weather.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
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Sheriff Shipp
Britain
Ulysses G. Yenman
Ohio
Miott W. Major
Missouri
Govenor Harmon
Major
Supreme Court of the State
Pinchot
Rage
Lwor
Congressman Foelker
Foelker
Ara
Preacher
Zelaya
Belgium
Mexico City
Jose Zelaya
Nicargua
Mexa
Vera ‘Cras
Feli Co
Morrla
Sola
Vanggess
Speaker Cannon
Committee On Rules
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