President vows economy push and deficit cut plan
President urges continued economy to slash a deficit of 698,000,000, aiming for a balanced close to the fiscal year. He cites Congress cooperation and calls on department heads and budget discipline, saying the effort benefits the people and investors in this national enterprise. Also notes a London dog show featuring pharaoh hounds kept as pets.
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White House
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Aries Ae
Arding
Congress
United States
London
America as Savior or Decline in Civilization
A discussion of whether America embodies the savior of civilization or signals its decline. The writer argues the United States has built a new foundation for a fresh civilization, liberated from European traditions, with free thought, robust religious life, and a diverse, cooperating society, predicting America may become guardian of civilization.
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Canada
America
North American Newspaper Alliance
New York World
Préss Publishing Company
New York Harbor
Mies
Old World
Audo
Lea
Lanighi
Stickney Grant
League of Nations
United States
Atlantic
Europe
Rhode Island police seek five masked bandits
Rhode Island police hunt five masked bandits who robbed about thirty gamblers at a dice party. They fled with around 2000 in cash and more than twice that in jewelry. Sergeant Tuee of Taunton halted one of two suspect cars, peered into an open window, and faced a revolver. A bandit shoved him into a snow bank as the car sped off amid bullets.
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Rthode Island
Eash and
Nore
Tuee
Fantucket
Hartford Receives Fifty Cars of Coal
Hartford division of the New York, Traven & Wartford railroad reported 40 carloads of coal arrived on Sunday and as many more were expected today. Superintendent Carl A. Mitchell said 20 to 40 carloads had been coming daily for the past two to three weeks with little change in consignments to local coal yards.
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Carl A. Mitchell
Hartford
New York, Traven & Wartford Railroad
Mitchell
French Embassy Publishes Ruhr Forces List
Washington January 2. The French Embassy released a list of forces in the Ruhr movement amid reports of 5,000 French troops. It names five infantry battalions two artillery batteries and a detachment of field railway engineers.
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Washington
Tle
Ruhr
Burlesque Producer James E Cooper Dies at 49
NW York January 29 James E Bluteh Cooper a widely known burlesque producer died today from pneumonia. Cooper aged 49 began in burlesque years ago as a performer and later produced shows across the circuit.
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NW York
James E. (Bluteh) Cooper
Cooper
Catarrh Relief Comes Instantly and Safely
An old advertisement promises instant relief from catarrh and nasal congestion using Sterling's Vaporize. It claims the product clears stuffed noses and throat passages, reduces headaches, and provides quick relief after a few minutes of application. It urges buyers to get the genuine Sterling's Vaporize from a druggist for 26 cents.
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Sterling
Colonel Surs to Halt Daughter's Marriage in Paris
Suit filed by Colonel William Littauer of New York seeks to stop Catherine Louise Littauer from marrying William E. Doeller, an automobile businessman. The first Paris civil court trial centers on parental consent and the requirement that French king consent for American citizens to wed.
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Associated Press
Willam Stiauer
New York
Paris
Catherine Louise Littauer
William E. Doeller
New You
Littlauer
Woman 105 Plans Little Jaunt After Wedding
Atlantic City report notes Mrs. Henrietta Turets, age 105, arriving from Pittsburgh Bay to attend her granddaughter’s February 11 wedding. She plans a summer trip to Germany, calling it a “little jaunt,” and shares views on world affairs.
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Henrietta, Turets
Atlantis
Tv Today
Pittsburs Bay
Turets
Gers
Sumer
Opie
Wolle
God
Labor party seeks early assembly to address Ruhr crisis
London Jan 29 The parliamentary labor party decided to ask Prime Minister Fonur Law to convene parliament earlier than February 13 for consideration of the Ruhr valley situation caused by the French occupation. The decision was made at a meeting chaired by J Ramsay MacDonald.
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London
Asso
Labor
Fonur Law
Sm Orter 70
Ruhr
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Warned Against
A dated drug advertisement urges immediate use of Marshroot, now called Prescription No 777, for kidney and bladder problems. It warns kidneys affect life and pushes early treatment with liquid or tablet forms, promising refunds if customers see no benefit and noting druggists’ return policies.
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Duggisty
Carey
Bright
Trindle
Man claims rheumatism cure patent medicine Allenrhi
Rochester man James A. Allen describes a personal battle with rheumatism and a self developed remedy named Allenrhi. He says the remedy dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles and claims it banishes symptoms. He promotes it via Lindle's Drug Stores with a money back guarantee on the first pint.
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Rochester
Allenrhu
Lindle
Drus
Allenrhi
Hinde Drug Stores
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