American Taxes Pay Armies of French Proteges
Senate gains interest as Senator Borah accuses France of failing to adjust its four billion dollar World War I debt to the United States. He cites French military power and American taxpayers bearing costs for thousands of troops, urging action to protect U S taxpayers against repudiation while warning against acquiescence.
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Penn Treaty Park site questioned by historian
Philadelphia historian Dr Albert Cook Myers contests the Penn Treaty park claim. He says the treaty with the Indians was signed in Bucks County about 17 miles from Philadelphia and doubts the Betsy Ross House and the William Penn house in Fairmount Park are authentic.
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Philadelphia
William Penn
Albert Cook Myers
Moylan
Wiliam Penn
Bucks County
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
Dr. Myers
Wiliam Fenn
Fairmount Park
David Lloyd George Child of Broken Destiny Turns 61 Today
A retrospective on Lloyd George, once England’s war premier, noting his 61st birthday and a career marked by shifting opinions, radical reforms, and a dramatic fall from power. The piece contrasts his pacifist beginnings with his wartime leadership and his eventual resignation amid political realignment.
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Lloyd George
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Careron
Birmingham
Attorney General Seeks Speedier Trials in Massachusetts
Boston Jan 16 Measures to cut delay in criminal trials are urged by Attorney General Jay H. Benton in his annual report. He also seeks expanded authority for the state commission on the necessaries of life to supervise gas, gasoline, and other petroleum products. The report notes long trials and many defendant exceptions and proposes certifying the entire record to the Superior Court to prevent delays.
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Boston
Jay H. Benton
Papini Injured In Car Fall In Italy
Gio vanni Papini, Italian writer and philosopher author of The Life of Christ, crushed heel in a fall from a moving street car in Valordnce Italy and confined to bed yet not in danger. In New York, Papini faced protest from the Italian Ministers' Association over a planned Columbia University lecture course and the call to bar his appearance citing past criticisms of American heroes and customs.
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Giovanni Papini
Christ
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Giovanni F Papini
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Itay
Italian Ministers’ Association of New York
Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Olumbia
Butler
Signor Papini
America
Anti-Saloonists Celebrate Fourth Anniversary of Prohibition Era
Washington commemorates the fourth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment with the Anti-Saloon League of America 30 year jubilee convention. Leaders address the crowd at the White House pledge loyalty to prohibition, unveil a new headquarters, and laud government control figures while warning against repeal. Prohibition officials cite a drop in illegal whiskey production and emphasize enforcement improvements amid calls for undercover work and better tax enforcement.
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Wasilington
Haynes
Mabel W. Wilbrandt
Crooks Stay Out of Connecticut Says Capt Nichols
Hartford, Jan 16. Captain Frank M Nichols of the State Police says no influx of crooks has reached Connecticut from Philadelphia campaigns. He notes Connecticut is to be avoided by criminals after the Madden murder and the Portland bank robbery, and cites town court justices as deterents to New York and Philadelphia crooks.
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Connecticut
Smethey D. Butler
Philadelphia
Frank M.nichols
State Police Department
Quaker City
Nichols
Madden
Portland
New York
Noted guide dies during cards at home in Adirondacks
Saranac Lake, N.Y., Jan. 16. George W. Musgen, seventy six, famed Adirondack guide, collapsed and died last night during a card game with his wife. He laughed at a winning play, toppled over onto the table, and died.
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Saranac Lake
Adirondack
George W. Musgen
Coolidge Petitions Ready in North Dakota
In Beargo North Dakota January 16 petitions for the nomination of Calvin Coolidge as a Republican presidential candidate will be circulated immediately L B Hanna Coolidge's manager said North Dakota law requires at least 400 signatures on nominating petitions to place a candidate on the ballot
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Beargo
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Composer Adelbert Shuler Dies in New York at 77
Adelbert Shuler, noted American musician and composer active in Iowa circles, died in New York today at age 77. He had arrived in New York from Keokuk in 1960 and spent over four decades contributing to the musical scene.
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Adelbert Shuler
Iowa
Keokuk
Mill End Sale Boys Wear Highlights Bargains
Boys wear in the Mill End Sale offers blouses in percales madras and oxfords in checks stripes and white for ages 6 to 16 years at 65c 85c and 1.20. Boys suits jerseys wool tweeds and serges Oliver Twist and Middy styles for ages 3 to 8 years priced 3.90 to 5.50. Boys overcoats for ages 4 to 10 years priced 13.75 and sizes 44 to 18 years at 14.75.
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