Senate approves debt refunding into bonds plan with limits
The Senate passed a bill authorizing refunding of foreign debt securities maturing in 25 years or more. Vote was 39 to 1. A three-year commission under the Treasury will convert or extend payments, report to Congress, with hearings and adjustments to House measures.
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Washington, Jen
Bonavte
House
Senate
Borah
la Foliette
Norris
Bioc
Secretary of Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Watson
Indiana
Finance Committee
Waa
Commission
United States
Walsh
Massachusetts
Weex
Debste
Chamber
Treasury
Steel Workers Debate Technical Drawing Methods
Members of the American Society of Steel Treators debated high and low heat drawing methods for high speed steel used in tools. The discussion followed material papers presented at the society's meeting held last night in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce.
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American Society of Steel
One New Case of Smallpox Reported
Only one new case of smallpox reported yesterday to the Health Department. The patient is Mrs. Mary Miller of Jelling Place. Taerset, aged 76, with mild symptoms and rashes. Local health workers are tracing contacts and advising precautionary measures.
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Mary Miller
Jelling Place
Newfield Avenue
Gymptania
Pearlet Oyvers
Lack of Lumber Threatens States Industries
Connecticut's lumber supply shifts from home growth to distant sources as consumption surges. Professor Ralph Bryant warned that Eastern demand far exceeds local output, with California, Washington, and Oregon exporting to the East. Connecticut now produces under ten percent of its yearly lumber use, endangering key industries and raising prices and freight costs.
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Connecticut
Ralph Clement Bryant
Yate School of Forestry
Toldig Rotary Club of
Bridgeport
Bryant
Middle West
Gastern Seaboard
California
Washington
Oregon
Brrant
Imron
Building collapses in Capital Falls injuring none
In Washington DC January 71 late rtogay another building of the Baltimore Ohio railroad sheds at Firat and Florida avenue collapsed four minutes after workers had finished for the day. No one was injured. The one wall failed likely from melting snow on a sagging roof. Investigations began as funerals for victims from Saturday were held.
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Washington
Auto trolley crash injures three in Norwalk
Three people were badly hurt when two trolley cars traveling on the Boston road near the Darien Norwalk line collided shortly before midnight. Andrew Brown, SegaLiset, Harold Menard, of South Main Street Bridgeport, and Miss Helen Burke of Stamford were injured. Brown suffered a broken ankle, Menard had facial injuries and shock, and Miss Burke sustained a severe scalp wound requiring stitches.
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Norwalk
Andrew Brown
SegaLiset
Harold &. Menard
I South Main Street
Bridgeport
Helen Burke
Stamford
Boston
Mies Burke
Railroad Shopmen on Rock Island Strike
Oklahoma January 31. Six hundred Rock Island shopmen from crafts including masons, blacksmiths, sheet metal workers, carmen, clerks and electricians walked out today objecting to the company’s interpretation of recent wage ratings handed down by the United States Labor Board.
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Shawsee
Okla
Rock Island
Mubeninisce
Ballet
Snakera
Carmen
Federated Crafts
Dowa Us
United States Labor Tuas
Kenyon Named U S Judge and Labor Bloc Leader
President Harding nominated Senator Kenyon of Iowa to be Chief Judge for the Drehth district, with immediate Senate confirmation. The move signals support for the Agricultural Bloc and labor interests as Borah may succeed on the Labor Committee, amid debate over agricultural policy.
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Washington
Kenyon
Towa
Senate Labor Committee
Harding
Drehth
Senate
White House
I. Smith
Berlin
Alaybama
Kenyon Doce
Tural
Jong Egstabidehed
Mr. Borah
Pha Clemich
Hiee
Renaters
Kellogg
Minnesota
Capper
Krisas
Norris
Nebras McNary Orecen and
Goons
Idaho
O'Donnell Looms as Candidate Amid Conclave Wait
London dispatch reports the Cardinals delaying the conclave to Thursday night while Cardinal Or Counet and others vie for influence. The American Cardinal Carrilho is noted for financial support, with observers predicting a strong American influence in the election and Cardinal O’Donnell’s solid standing.
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O'Donnell
London
Amercan Cardinas
Tovpalehes
Yar Julera
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Counet Willedm Larsens
Belgalenine
Solon Borglum Sculptor Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Solon H Borglum a renowned sculptor and artist from Solon died after an appendicitis operation performed Saturday in Stammordy. His career featured sculpture in Alaerly with early work titled The Pignosi exhibited in 1615 at San Wennesseo. His brother Gaston Borglum designed the Wheeler Mamoria fountain in this city.
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Solon Borglumn
Elia
Berglum
Alaerly
San Wennesseo
Gaston Borglan
Wheeler Mamoria
Influenza Near Epidemic Stage Reported in New York
Wealth Commissioner Copeland announced a public report showing influenza cases in New York reaching epidemic proportions. The Gaens and others reported 33 cases of pneumonia and 43 deaths from the two outbreaks in the past 24 hours.
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New York
Copeland
Pnemoria
Tax Deadline Notice From Collector
A garbled notice instructs payment of taxes today to avoid penalties. It mentions Collector Drew and a deadline by tonight and speaks of interest implications if not paid.
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Sui
Earthquake linked to shifting of the poles sighted off Pacific
Observers report a vast seismic slip off the Pacific trench likely hundreds of miles off Oregon and Washington broadening the quake’s vertical or horizontal movement. Studies compare it with the 1808 San Francisco event. Berkeley and other stations record tremors as seismographs react. The exact epicenter remains undetermined. officials expect continued aftershocks and analysis to locate the slip beneath the ocean bed.
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Roe
Tla Oited
Pacific Ocean
San Frincigan
Wadhibutut
Berkley
Colunbia Tver
Fe v Violenca
Melon
J. J. Lynch
Vorgham University
Secret caucus of ten Democratic aldermen held again
Ten Democratic aldermen met in another secret caucus at City Ball last night, extended by James T. Hennigan and Lawrence T. Gallagher. Members deny plans for opposition but acknowledge discussing mayoral appointments, salary cuts, and possible future caucuses.
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James T. Hennegan
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Mayor's Hall
Atwater
Thomas P. Doherty
Soldier Bonus Bill Debated Amid Legion Criticism
Washington scene shows renewed debate on the Soldier Bonus bill as House Ways and Means hearings resume with former service organizations urging action. Senator Simmons faults tax ideas, while Republicans push for separate action and funding plans amid Allied debt talks.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Black Rock Yacht Club Property Change Attested
Kenneth W. McNell has purchased the old Black Rock Yacht Club property. Final papers are expected in a few days, with plans to develop and possibly move or demolish a building to harmonize the grounds with McNeal estate.
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Black Rock
Kenneth W. McNell
Anchorage
Wiliam , Burnham
Black Rock Holding Company
McNeigald
Paris
East Parley
Third arrest in meat market burglary reported
The third arrest in the Cohen meat market burglary is noted after police detained suspect Peter Matthews at 209 Mallangetree. He is held in default of $500 bail as officers pursue charges from the early Sunday break in.
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Wu Ourglarys
Cohen
Fru
Gustady
Peter Mathewss
Mallangetree
Referee Rebukes Bankrupt Over Loans in Bankruptcy Court
Referee Jobe Kuoch scolded Nicholas Horvath in bankruptcy court for borrowing nearly $70,000 over three to four years while funding a farm and an automobile purchase. The judge urged repayment to aid old and dependent creditors and cautioned Horvath on taking risks with others’ savings. Horvath maintained he hoped to repay, but the remarks underscored the creditors’ losses and the ongoing liquidation proceedings.
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Jobe Kuoch
Tenuked
Nicholas Horvath
West End
Westerday
Keogh
Horvath
Knorh
Horva
Shantung treaty draft completion expected today
Washington reports progress toward finalizing the Shantung treaty as delegates at the conference edge toward formal writing. Japan and China reached accord on key points, including a plan to purchase Leingtao Takigatese and include two Japanese officials, with notes issued for repayment over fifteen years optional, amid a British French naval dispute and submarine restrictions.
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Piva Awer Naval and Sibmarion
Tamaerow
Armaronzerenes
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Natn
Tsa
Tapanese
Chiliesn Ahout
Tol Shantung
Olina
Tommorrow
Punee
Shantung
Merosa
Harding
Cana
Sip
Irish officials attend mass for pope in Dublin
On January 31 the new Irish government held its first official ceremony in the Procathedral. Archbishop Byrne led the mass for Pope Benedict X as Lord Witeslaw the vice po y of Ireland, Arthur Griffith, and all members of the Dail cabinet and the provisional government attended.
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Dublin
Benedict X
Cele
Ted
Byrne
Lord Witeslaw
Ireland
Atthus Griffith
Dail
Eastern Roads Prepare for Wage Negotiations
New York Jan 52. Appointment of a committee conslsts of seven eastern railroad general managers to conduct wage negotiations with officials of the big four railroad brotherhoods regional conference was authorized today at the meeting of eastern railroad presidents.
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New York
Jar
Eastern
Wife of Drugist Robbed of 330000 in New York
Mrs May Nemacher wife of a New York pharmacist is robbed after her husband withdrawn $20,000 from a bank and asked her to take it home for safekeeping. The incident occurred in New York with authorities investigating the robbery and the couple affected by the loss.
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Uve
Alderman Doherty
Vensss
New York
Maynemacher
Hartem
Bank of the United States
Tariff Plea Gains Backing From G O P Leaders in Meriden
Meriden Jan 31 business figures and Chambers of Commerce urged action to change Senate rules limiting debate on tariff and debt measures. Representative Kelley of Michigan warned that without Senate rule reform to curb extended talking, the Fordney tariff and related debts cannot proceed, leaving U S business hamstrung. The gathering, part of Connecticut Republican activities, noted absences and stressed need for decisive action to restore economic footing amid partisan obstruction.
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Michigan
Senate
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McKinle
Connecticut
Meriden
Chambers of Commerce
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Gressman
Patrick H. Kelley
Roems
House Committee On Appropriations
Connecticu McKinley Association
Keiley Wor
Kinney
Huntett J
Charles
Templeton
McKinley
Makinley
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House
Fordney
Amedaa
Kelle
Underwood Iriff
Rairoads
Sgo Rute
United States
Bo Tong
Ani Mous
Stine Oper
Cent
Boradac
Caoverner Macos
Rathenau Named Foreign Minister in Wirth Cabinet
Berlin reports Dr Walter Rathenau former German minister of reconstruction and prominent government figure is appointed foreign minister in Chancellor Joseph Wirth's cabinet. The change follows last October's cabinet restructuring and marks Rathenau's return to the fore after involvement in postwar negotiations with France.
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Wirth
Berlin
Tenedl
Preas
Walter Rathenau
Lntely
Germain
Reconstruction
Wehen
Wes
Jr. Rathenay
Ord- Inel
Wirths Bret Cnbinet
Friedrich Rasen
Stepber
Kr. Wirth
Additon
Bit
Wife Seeks Work. Man Arrested Tending Wife and Brewing Whiskey
Joseph Garle and his wife of 422 Spruce Street have four children. While the wife searched for work, he brewed moonshine in their cellar to raise funds for the family. Police found boiling mash and bottles, and he was arrested. The wife plans to resume her job hunt to support the children.
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Joseph Garle
Spruce Street
Wetherec
Third Precinct
Garic
Packing House Workers End Strike in Chicago
Chicago January 31. Messages were sent to all unions affiliated with the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Hatchers Workmen of North America advising that the packing house employees strike be called off immediately. Dennis Lang, secretary of the union, announced the decision.
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Chicago
Wasons
Mest Cutters and
North America
Dennis Lang
Enlon
Editor Richard Howell’s Illness May Improve Today
Reported last night the editor and publisher of the Sunday Herald remains in the same condition with no clear improvement. Dr Wincherke anticipates a crisis in his health could ease today, offering cautious hope for his recovery.
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Richard Howell
The
Sunday Herald
Doctor Wincherke
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