Japan yields on twenty one demands at arms talks
Japan partially concedes to China over the 21 demands at the Washington arms conference. Tokyo agrees to drop Group Five and allows openings in Manchuria and Eastern Inner Mongolia to international involvement. China plans a formal reply tomorrow as talks move toward endgame and possible adjournment.
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United States
Mrs Carl Reck Dies Noted Woman Worker
Emily Reedeck, a widely known activist in Republican women circles, died at her home 162 Oak Street after a long illness. She led district party activities, spoke at rallies, and boosted women’s affiliations with One Sixth District Woman's Club. Survived by husband Carl Reck, a son, two daughters, father Edward Thomas, and two sisters.
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Republican Town Committee
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Carl CG. Hock
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Cornelia
Edward Thomas
New York
Louise Thomas
Yames Taylor
Glen Ridge
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Italian Cabinet Resigns as Catholics Desert It
Rome Feb 2 Associated Press The cabinet of Premier Eonomi presented its resignation to the Chamber of Deputies as crucial support groups including Catholics shifted to the opposition due to policy disagreements. The crisis followed the cabinet’s failure to honor the late Pope Benedict in a tribute by the chamber president.
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Boxer Sallar Miller Dies After Ring Knockout
Philadelphia February 2 Sallar Miller local heavyweight boxer died after being knocked out by Spike Boyer in the first round of a six round bout. Miller lost consciousness and died en route to hospital.
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New Jersey Day Law Declared Unconstitutional by Court
The Court of Errors and Appeals ruled the state prohibition enforcement act unconstitutional, triggering responses from the Anti-Salon League of New Jersey and calls for a substitute bill in the legislature. Officials warn federal authorities may assume cases, while legal opinion splits on remitting fines and the effect on New Jersey courts.
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Samuel Wilson
Anti-Galcon Teague
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Frome
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Gaskill
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Arrowsmith
New Jerseys
Mellon Says New Tax Sources Needed For Bonus
Secretary Mellon told the House Ways and Means Committee that funding for the bonus could not rely on existing levies and must come from new revenue sources. He opposed a general sales tax and suggested measures like a stamp tax, higher cigarette and tobacco taxes, and a license tax to raise hundreds of millions, warning foreign debt moves could complicate costs.
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Treasury
Inspection reveals stills and liquor in Rialta theater aftermath
Police inspection in Now Haven uncovers stills and liquor linked to the Rialta theater fire. Authorities report two arrests and issued orders as investigators search premises amid reports of alcohol and a barrel of liquor found, with a woman present at one site.
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Mother seeks arrest of son as slayer in Newark case
In Newark on February 2, Mrs. Lucy Gazza pleads with police to arrest her son Luigi Gazza for the murder of her elderly son Joseph Gazza. She rants that Luigi is a black sheep and claims she and her daughter Antoinette Gazza were harassed, while detectives search for the suspect.
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Beats off bandits but is badly wounded in Philadelphia
Med 4 Sig mund Domihski age 22 was shot and seriously wounded today by bandits who attempted to rob his father's private bank and steamship company. The bandits escaped without any booty.
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Sigmund Domihski
Hank
Jury Still Out but Arbuckle Not Worried
JURY DELIBERATION in the Ancony trial of four men for Slaughter charges continued into a second day. Defense lawyer Milton Cohen signaled possible third trial depending on the jury’s deadlock. District attorney offered no comment as jurors pressed through long deliberations amid uncertain outcome.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Roscoe
Arbyeltic
Fe-Barate
Oseip
Tiina
Milton T. Cohen
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Collins and Craig Deadlocked Over Boundary Issue
Irish crisis deepens as Michael Collins and James Craig fail to agree on boundary terms. Ulster border dispute sparks heated talks in City Hall, with Collins demanding immediate Dublin jurisdiction over most of Fermaine, Down, Armagh and Derry and removal of select areas from Londonderry.
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Englund Collin
Fermenayl
Yrange
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Armagty
Derry
Princeton to Bar Automobiles on Campus
Princeton University faces a potential ban on cars for undergraduates. President John Grier Abben urges parents and guardians to support campus ethics and simplicity, arguing autos distract from scholarly priorities and campus welfare.
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Rinceton
John Grier Aibhen
Wibhen
Princston
Miners killed in Gates explosion at Coke plant
Fifty miners were at work when a blast ripped through the Gates mining complex of the Prick Coke company in Gates Pa. Reports say 24 to 35 men died with four escaping. Cause of the explosion and exact death toll were not yet determined as bodies were recovered.
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Government plans to cope with coal strike
Washington February 2 The administration is drafting measures for handling a potential coal strike when current agreements lapse next month. Attorney General Dougherty described close monitoring of industry conditions and of proposed joint actions by railroad workers with the United Mine Workers to resist wage reductions. He cautioned that the government is not yet ready to reveal policy.
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Iarbor
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Atnpey
Daugherty
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Germanys Rail Strike Halts Freight and Passenger Traffic
Berlin and major towns face a nationwide rail strike as engineers firemen and conductors walk out after pay increase demands. Government reports say services stalled, with a government backed effort to seize strike funds and arrest leaders. An unseen committee directs the stoppage while police neutralize organizers.
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Germany
Ministry of Transportation
Berlin
En -Mirough
Oredrto
Arerta
Harding anxious for solution of tariff problem
President Harding met the National Association of Manufacturers committee in Washington. Carl Dietz of Bridgeport Brand Co and others reported the gathering as anxious for a speedy tariff solution. The President showed interest and pledged to consider manufacturer views while stating a definite policy cannot be changed by tariff bills at this time.
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Diers Wrg
Washington
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Tia
Senate
Tmartford
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Barding
Lint
Muen Hrterast
Man Reports Suicide Attempt In Fairfield Avenue Shop
Police rushed to a Fairfield avenue shop after a telephone report claimed a man attempted suicide with a knife. The caller was questioned. no one was detained and the incident remains under investigation.
Hartford Detective Resigns From Police Force
A resignation letter from Detective Sergeant Daniel McAuliffe of Hartford police, after 14 years as a member, was received by Chief Purrell this afternoon. The missive was mailed from New York on Tuesday and offers no explanation for the resignation.
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Pan
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New York
U S Public Debt Shows Drop Since December
Washington February 2 The public debt declined about fifty million dollars in January. Treasury figures show the debt at January 31 to be 23,388,544,238 versus 23,498,000,357 on December 31.
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Washington
Trewcury
Vatican Conclave Begins Amid Tight Guard and Secrecy
In Rome the Sacred College enters the conclave in the Vatican Vallis with heavy Swiss guards and strict entry controls. Cardinals, including Morini though ill, proceed to the cloistered Seclusion as the Camerlengo orders lockdown procedures and secrecy oaths prior to the ballots for a new pope.
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Morini
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Gare
Thors
Stallen
Per
Cardinals Pauling Chapel
Vanoutelliz Deus
Lhe Sacred College
Bonind
Rive
Chigi
Real Dem End
Sivady
Carolin Lasparri
Camerlengo
Saint Damaso
Asaurg
Murder of famed director Taylor shocks Los Angeles
Mystery swirled over the death of William Desmond Taylor, shot at his desk in his home. The motive remains undetermined as investigators question associates, including actress Mabel Normand, who said she last saw him hours before. The servant found the locked apartment and the body.
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Mabel Normand
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Motve
Taylor
Famous Players-Lasky Studios
Wiio
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War
Shoe
Boch
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Taylor's
Congress Moves Promptly On Ford's Offer For Shoals
Washington February prompt action marked Congress reception of the Ford proposal for the Muscogee Shoals Alabama power project. Speaker Gillett sent the offer to the House Military Affairs Committee while the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs changes of reference. Most members familiar with the projects, ground, and site inspections, with few witnesses under consideration.
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Congress
Ford
Apf
Musale Shoals
House
Weesa
Ita
Senate
Gillette
Hanse Miliary Affairs
Interstate Comimerce Commissioe
Mgnt
Former YWCA secretary dies in North Haven
Annie Maria Reynolds, longtime YWCA secretary and world travel enthusiast, dies at home in North Haven after years of service. Her father William Reynolds was pastor of the North Haven Congregational Church.
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Annie Maria Reynolds
London
England
North Haven
Ming Reynolds
Wiliam T. Reyroldg
Policemen Seek Zigzag Driver After City Incident
Police intensively searched for a driver accused of a dangerous zigzag motion through city streets. D Sheehan arrested Thomas R. Aston of 242 Housatonic Avenue for driving under the influence and evading responsibility, bond set at 300. An automobile owned by Judge Shapira of Shelton was reported damaged at Parkly and Washington.
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Tai Ming
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Thomas R. Aston
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Siuatford
Aston Motor Car Company
Main Street
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Parkly
Washington Avenna
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