King George Opens Parliament Tuesday in Union Budget Debates
London reports King George the Sixth will open Parliament on Tuesday with plans for an economy budget and measures to shield British industry from foreign competition. The program includes unemployment relief via public works, drink regulations, and reform of the Lords, plus potential Irish Home Rule implications and Ulster’s status.
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Associated Press
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Queer Mars
Prince At Wales
Duke of York
Tuestar
Lloyd George
House of Lords
Board of Control
Anrii i Sidere
Firkenhead
Unbelief Sparks Unity Call From Dr Day Sermon
Dr Day argued unbelief breeds misery and strife and urged unity across churches. He cited the need for a united church federation to advance essential aims and work that few can accomplish alone, stressing cooperation within the Federation of Churches in America and its mission.
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Fonon
Venir
Simsin
Jae Js
WGA
Uni Pease
Mavemine Frre Iy Federation of Churches
Dr. Dey
Federal Council
Jesus Chrin Reepie
America
Daniels Warns of Oil Shortage and Seeks Presidential Power
Secretary of the Navy Daniels argues the oil supply crisis is international and calls for Presidentially granted discretionary power to act, urging passage of Senate bill 4808 over a restrictive alternative. He contends such authority would allow embargo actions when conditions merit, not by limited future bills.
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Senate Naval Committee
Washington
Navy
Daniels
Senate Naval Affairs
Ais
Passa Jnmie Totter
Upsea Tle
Senate
Amert
Greenwich Doctor Killed by Auto in New X Rays Advance
Dr Burnell prominent Greenwich physician died from injuries after being struck by a car in Boston while returning home to Cos Cob. Four in the auto fled. he was 73, survived by two daughters. Harvard professor William Duane and students report new penetrating X rays may aid cancer research, with Boston insurers funding a new X Ray and radium facility adjoining Collis Huntington hospital for trials.
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J. Burnell
New York
Earlien
Boston
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tReee Wome
Etdow Wnid
Cambridge
William Duane
Harvard
Duane
Disca
Navy
Menootteial
Collis P. Huntington Hospital
Boson
Lef
Stolen Ice Cream Traced To Store Break-In
Police say an evening break in at a West More store led to the loss of several gallons of ice cream. A dresser drawer was pried open and items moved as officers investigated the scene.
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Ubers
Stobeny
West
Bozeman Man Released From County Jail
A man identified as Mort Lejay was released from the county jail after serving a short sentence. The case involved a community dispute and a bail review, with officials citing standard release procedures and no further actions planned at this time.
Fifteen Seriously Injured as Long Island Trains Collide
A New York incident left fifteen people seriously injured when multiple Long Island trains collided on a single track. Emergency teams responded as cars derailed and debris blocked the line, delaying service and combing through wreckage for survivors.
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Long Island
Unemployed Denied Chapels as Sleeping Quarters
In New York a group of 303 unemployed men seeking shelter slept in a chapel of Trinity after services at St. Jack Chine TerE The rector and the newly appointed bishop T V Hain Manning refused permission for overnight stay and the Salvation Army offered alternative shelter.
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Tere
Tir
Hain
Manning
Salvation Army
Military arrival on Slewiashin Ivrance discussed
A brief wartime dispatch notes the arrival of Nomies aboard the Slewiashin Ivrance for operations against German planes. The report mentions presic ackier and a noisy scene with a large tiger-like gown, reflecting the era’s coded or garbled wording.
London’s New Begging Scheme Aims at Restive Profit
Reported in London a new begging scheme appears lucrative with organized bands exploiting public sympathy. Investigations reveal officers allegedly mixing luxury living with their patrols while wages attract workers paid a dollar daily to lure crowds to West End pitches.
Emergency tariff bill eyed for quick Senate pass
Washington Feb 11 with only fifteen working days left Congress nears a sine die. The Pardney emergency tariff bill is expected to take exclusive right of way in the Senate tomorrow amid a big naval debate over reducing or suspending shipbuilding programs. Most major appropriation bills remain to be acted, Navy and Army funding uncertain.
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Washington
Congress
Lorenee Kelley
Censumn
Lonssie
Sheppard
Wesley
A. Farmidabin
Ralipy Anid
Simone
Pope name s Dougherty new cardinal in Rome consistory
The pope will create Dennis J. Dougherty archbishop of Philadelphia as cardinal at the secret consistory in early March. Other American domestic prelates receive appointments and decorations. Dougherty would be the only new American cardinal named at the next consistory.
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Associated Press
Gallatin
Dennis J. Dougherty
Philadelphia
Sfonsionor
Dougherty
Mundelein
Chisago
Hayes
New York
Monsignor
Dowrity
Albany Police Break Crowd at Capital Strike
Albany’s traffic police and mounted units battled a several thousand strong crowd of strike sympathizers who surged around a streetcar and snow plow used by strikebreakers. Officers beat back the onrush with clubs as protesters fled, while strikebreakers escaped to safety at distant barns. No disorders were reported.
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Albany
Troy
N. Y
Sida
Aires
Broadway
Laila
Irish Bomb Truck Attack Near Deblin Wounds Several
In Deblin area Saturday night an Irish bombing incident injures multiple people including a boy named James Braphy, who was asleep in a nearby house. Garryman John Henly was killed by a stray shot while a Sinn Wainera unit fired rounds in the city, wounding three cadets as authorities respond.
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Drnely
al Bontristosy
Deblin
Tull
James Braphy
John Henly
Jitneys Declared Common Carriers In New Measure
A proposed bill to classify jitneys as common carriers heads to a Tuesday hearing before the judiciary committee. The Public Utilities Commission would gain oversight, guiding traffic remedies and possibly shaping future jitney regulation amid significant legislative debate.
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Hilmey Levi Taliasvillumhort
Atato
Lomishutuee
Romroitter
Gomminsfor
Paderewski Returns to America Announces His Retirement
Paderewski, famed Polish pianist and statesman, arrives in New York aboard a steamship and announces retirement from professional performing. He plans to compose and visit Pittsburgh for a Polish gathering, then rest in California or a local ranch. He speaks on Poland Soviet Russia treaty, urging loyal neighboring conduct.
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America
Finne
Tate
Urhalt
Poland
Pittsburgh
Califaemia
Soviet
Russia
Rugala
Bavarian ex crown prince urges America as mediator
Six masked gunmen raided a Glenville cafe early morning, lining up patrons and stealing about $8,000 in cash and jewelry before fleeing in a car. Police reported the incident occurred after a gambling case at a store. officers had no trace of the bandits by night.
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Conn
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Esther
US Control of Haiti Surged in Navy Report Claims
An official report by Rear Admiral Knapp argues that withdrawal of U S troops would abandon 99 percent of Haitians to a corrupt minority. He states the so called republic is an oligarchy with a tyrannical governing class exploiting the majority and warns against hastening a U S pullout.
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Beles
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Eyor
More Interest in Hogs than Babies at Forum
Woman testifies that efforts favor hog production over infant welfare, urging Congress to fund maternal and infant care. Speakers from diverse groups condemn hog industry influence while opponents push for federal aid and trained medical staff to reduce infant mortality.
Canadian Cabinet Faces Crisis Ahead of Meighen Government Ouster
Ottawa reports a tense parliamentary opening as five session of Canada's 13th Parliament begins under Governor General Devonshire. Opposition plans to force a general election, challenging Meighen after Borden's cabinet era. Tariff revision will dominate, with Finance Minister Drayton to reveal proposals in the annual budget next month.
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Mrishen
Canada
Duke of Devonshire
West Peterborough
Arthur Meighen
Robert Borden
Meighen
Borden
Dominion
Henry Drayton
Aldermen to Meet in Special Session Tonight
A special Board of Aldermen meeting is called for tonight to elect a harbor project and approve $632,000 net funding bonds sold to Bridgeport Trust Company at six percent. The Ordinance committee also meets to hear bus owners seeking state ordinance changes for new routes and may report back.
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Ex-crown Prince Rupprecht Calls U S Mediator In War Row
Bavarian ex-crown prince Rupprecht urges the United States to mediate between Germany and the Allies over reparations, stating America remains at war in spirit yet at peace in fact. He lives simply in a small Bavarian villa and says English and French actions aim to destroy Germany.
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United States
Rupprecht
América
Actu
England
France
Bara Mountains
la Basses
Loretta Heights
Souchez
Vimy Ridge
Ray Brecht
Sympathizers Elect Crehan President of Irish Republic
Irish Republic at the state convention tonight. Mr. Crehan defeated Frederic Corbett United States commissioner at Hartford 342 to 159. Timothy J Sylvane was elected treasurer and John Lahey, PD, was named Assistant. Mayor Witzeerald addressed delegates and a resolution urged revolution and U S action to recall Sir Auckland Geddes.
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Frederic Corbett
United States
Hartford
Timothy JF
Sylvaseren
John Lavey
Ietly
Miss 4Th
Witzeerald
Weltc
Feltain
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Geddes
la Don
Beyort
Harding Denies Sweeping Cabinet Changes
The article reports President elect Harding denying any broad changes to the cabinet during his transition. He says the staffing will proceed steadily with no announced reorganization. The piece notes interest in southern representation and mentions possible endorsements of southern candidates as speculation continues.
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