Bowen's Ultimatum to Allies on Venezuela Claims
Bowen sends note to allied powers shaping stance on Venezuela claims and nonpreferential treatment. He may convene creditor nations to protest Britain Germany and Italy, risking Hague settlement. France seeks parity with other nations. London and Washington remain awaiting replies as Bowen meets Hay at the State Department.
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Missing Cambridge girl Mary Farana vanishes from home
Mary Anthony Farana, 13, of 638 North Street East Cambridge, vanished Tuesday morning after being seen in the kitchen. She speaks little English and may have been abducted due to threats against her father in Italy. A description of Mary and two mysterious men circulated in Boston's Italian district.
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Germans Uphold Venezuela at Puerto Cabello
In Caraccas on January 30, it was reported that the German cruiser Gazelle remained in port at Puerto Cabello and its captain refused to celebrate on the Kaiser's warship, signaling a nuanced stance amid tensions.
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Father John's Medicine Endorsement by Artist Mack
Mack Andrew Mack, famed artist, recalls using Father John’s Medicine in childhood and during hard work. The product is described as nourishing the blood and nerves, easing colds and lung troubles, and gently cleansing the stomach without poisonous drugs or temporary patent-medicine effects. Promoted as fifty years in use and prevention against consumption.
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France Expects Equal Rights With Allies
Paris January 30 The foreign office reports allies rejected France and other nations receiving equal treatment in the Venezuelan settlement. French officials insist on two principles a pacific settlement between sovereigns deserves equal treatment with war settlements to avoid encouraging force and that the Franco Venezuelan treaty form warrants international recognition.
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Caracas Food Supplies Diminishing Amid Shortages
Paris dateline reports Caracas food supplies are rapidly vanishing with twelve bakeries closed due to flour scarcity. The note mentions diplomatic tensions with allied powers and Minister Bowen, as the public awaits the blockade’s lifting with great sensation and impatience.
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Accident on the Boston Claims Two Navy Machinists
In San Francisco Bay the U S cruiser Boston suffered a deadly engine room accident while repairing a leaky valve. Machinist Edward Lee Baker, 23, of Savannah, Georgia, died. Machinist Sanford H Tate, 27, of Melville, New York, is in critical condition at Mare Island Naval Hospital with hopes for recovery.
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Stormy Session in Austrian Parliament Over Sugar
In Vienna the Reichsrath faced a chaotic scene as sugar policy sparked a suspension. Refineries gathered in a committee room without authorization, provoking indignation and clashes as members condemned an alleged sub parliament. After ejecting holdouts, the house ratified the Brussels sugar convention and approved the sugar taxation bill's third reading.
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Niagara Falls Power Plant Reopens After Fire Delays
Niagara Falls power crisis ends as temporary repairs complete at 6 30 PM after a lightning sparked blaze. Five workers injured with one in danger, 10 000 HP ready on Buffalo line though normal output reaches 145 000 HP. officials expect full power by morning. Estimated fire loss set at $50 000.
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Trolley Car Hit by Train in Springfield
A southbound Big Four passenger train struck a crowded street car at a crossing in Springfield, injuring eleven people. Two women may die, and the motorman is badly hurt. officials cite defective brakes as a possible cause.
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Boston Area Weekend Weather Forecast Card
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Saturday fair and colder with brisk westerly winds. Sunday remains fair and warmer with light to moderate winds.
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Ex Governor Long Holds His Own as Vital Signs Fluctuate
A 2am bulletin reports ex governor John D Long sleeping briefly while maintaining his own and showing no clear change in condition. Earlier bulletins note periods of rest, some feverish fluctuation, and cautious optimism from doctors as Miss Margaret Long and Mrs Long stay at St. Margarets Hospital near the State House.
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