King opens parliament praises treaties and Washington progress
King George reads throne speech in London reopening imperial parliament after prorogation. The Irish treaty, pact with France, and disarmament outcomes at the Washington conference are highlighted as key measures to be acted upon. Lloyd George hails the Washington conference as a historic achievement.
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London
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
George
France
Germany
Far East
Pacific
British Empire
United States
Japan
United States of America
United Fd of America
Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Arthur Griffith
Dall Hireann
Mr. Chamberlain
Whitehall
Soldiers bonus cost and financing reviewed in Congress
Estimates by army and marine officers place the total cost of a soldiers bonus at about 2.5 billion dollars with cash and repayment options. Navy and marine corps figures total around 316 million. White House talks push for a revenue provision and joint committee conferences with the president to decide funding methods.
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Army and Navy Departments
Washington
Federal
House War and Means Committee
Army
Marine Corps
Cass
Legion
Navy
Phiip Wilank
Navy Bureau of Navigation
R. B. Putnam
Gen. Lord
War Department
Williams
House
Wars and Means
Estate Finance Committee
White House
Harding
Coronation of Pius XI to Be Great February Event
Rome reports the Vatican resumes its ceremonial brilliance as preparations for the February 12 coronation of Pope Pius XI proceed. Cardinal Dougherty and Cardinal Begin travel toward Rome, with U.S. Catholics expressing joy and hope for church unity under the new pontificate.
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Rome
Associated Press
Vatican
Benedict XV
Pius XI
Italy
Holy See
St. Peter
Paris
Cardinal Dougherty
Wphildelphia
Cardinal Begin
Quebec
Havre
New Yaerk
Arived
Dougherty
Rebellion Crushed in Karelia by Bolshevik Forces
Bolshevik army reports crushing the Karelia revolt on all fronts near Mossing. General Bergion Kamenoff announces operations to end within days as Karelian fighters retreat amid Bolshovik reinforcements raising the district defense to about 30,000 men.
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Copenhagen
Preas
Karelia
Bergion Kamenoff
Mossing
Berlingske Titende
Bolshovik
Miracle Woman of Indian Fame Is Dead
Mrs. Mary Janes Fales known as Old Mother Fales dies at 84 in Casper Wyoming. Her long frontier aid to pioneers earned respect among settlers and Native tribes. Survived by three sons, 17 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren. funeral and interment at Highland cemetery after viewing at Bowman mortuary.
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Mary Janes Fales
Wyoming
Fales
Bowman Mortuary
Casper
Cam Jr
Mia
Highland Cemetery
Rattlesnake Mountains
North
Howard Street
Wales
Sarah Roberts
Idaho Walla
Idaho
Idaho. the Children Who Survive Mrs. Fales
Sam Redsaul
Martin Ashcraft
John B. Fales
Robert
Pales
Mary Jane
Boyle
Sam Hedsaul Senior
YeGgs Grab Off Thirty Thousand at Poulsbo Bank
Bandits blew the safe at the First National Bank of Poulsbo Washington last night destroying 30 safe deposit boxes and escaping with cash securities and jewelry estimated at 30000 authorities reported from Seattle on February 7.
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Seattle
First National Bank of
Poulsbo
Wash
Liberty Calendar advocates push 28-day year reform plan
A national convention in Washington convened by the Liberty Calendar Association to back a House bill by Rep Schall Minnesota proposing a 12 month 28 day year. The plan fixes each weekday date, adds a new year day and leap year day, starts weeks on Monday, and would begin in 1928 with Vernal equinox month named Vorn. Proponents estimate $25 million yearly calendar costs could be saved.
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Washington
Congress
National Museum Auditorium
Liberty Calendar Association of
Amer
Infant's body found at city dump sparks investigation
Police and sheriff units probe the discovery of an infant's body carried to the city dump yesterday by a Mexican resident near Casper. Authorities hold back details as the case unfolds. Also reported, Blanche Burke dies at Hastings home of daughter Miss Billie Burke.
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Casper
Butler sought only as witness in Taylor case
Basin Wyoming February report from The Tribune notes Albert Lampitt’s murder trial progress for the Grass Creek explosion that killed Henry Feight and Worley Seaton. The state nears closing with one witness left, and its case cites tool matches and a five foot fuse purchase as key evidence.
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Butler
Taylor
Tribune
Basin
Wyo
Albert Lampitt
Henry Feight
Worley Seaton
Grase Creek
Grass Creek
Lampitt
Cody Trading Company
Police deny Sands warrant in Taylor murder case
Los Angeles police say no murder warrant exists for Edward Sands and name him the key witness in the William Desmond Taylor slaying. A love note linked to Mary Miles Minter is found in Taylor's library amid ongoing inquiries as officers pursue a wealthy LA figure connected to the case.
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Mary Miles Minter
Los Angeles
Edward F. Sands
Butler
William Desmond Taylor
New York
William Cunningham Deane-Tan
DC Taylor
Los Angeles Examiner
Marv Miles Minter
William Taylor
Taylor
Hiss Minter
Santa Barbara
Edward Sanda
Howard F. Sands
Makon Bmprém Lalon
Eperch
Analinh
Canedhin
New Governor of Guam Marianne Islands Installed
On February 7 Captain Adelbert Althousen relieved Captain Ivan Wettong as governor of Guam with the usual ceremonies. Captain and Mrs Wettong will report to the United States via Manila on the U S 5 Chaumon.
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Guan
Guam
Marianne Islands
Adelbert Althousen
Ivan ©. Wettong
Wttingil
United States
Manila
U. S
Chaumon
Three Die in Richmond Hotel Fire Leaves Many Injured
A February fire in Richmond Virginia destroyed the Lexington hotel and nearby buildings. At least three people died and 25 were injured as flames spread to several properties including the Ravings bank and Pearl laundry. Sixty seven guests were in the hotel. 24 remained unaccounted for at 8 AM.
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Richmond
Lexington Hotel
Ravings Bank of Richmond
Pearl Faundry
Cooperative Exchange
Anderson Wilson Paper Company
Clyde W. Baunderw
M. J. Vox
Williamaport
Itivram B. Austin
Pincantie
Local Mayor Restricts Begging Amid Complaints
HASLATON Pa Web reports Mayor Harvey announces a one day limit on panhandling after numerous complaints. The action targets aggressive solicitation and aims to calm street activity in the town center.
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Haslaton
Web
Agaliatl Best Gare
Harvey Hum
Boundary dispute stalls Ulster Ireland talks in London
London reports say a conference with Lloyd George and British cabinet members plus Ulster premier Sir James Craig failed to resolve the Ulster South Ireland boundary dispute. Other items note a call for a progressives conference among railway unions, a Berlin appeal to strikers, Cardinal Marini's death in Rome, the Washington arms covenant, and a seduction suit against Governor Lee N. Russell filed in Jackson Mississippi.
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London
Lloyd George
James Craig
Ulster
Ulster-South Ireland
Red Cross chapter seeks missing connections in Casper case
Pathetic letters flood the Red Cross in Casper as the chapter aids families trying to reconnect with absent relatives in Torrington and Caspe. A letter mentions Mrs James Burda hoping for word, while Paras family faces shock after the death of a husband and a threatened mother.
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Red Crom
James Burda
Caspe
Paras
Joseph L. Kiseinger
Casper
Torrington
Wyo
Fed Crom
Heart attack ends life of 73 year old local woman
Mrs Arminda J. Giffin aged 73 mother of Hugh Giffin Casper fire captain was found dead in her apartment at the city hall building. Official: death due to heart trouble. Remains held at Fowman Mortuary awaiting shipment to Eureka Kansas her former home.
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Arminda J. Giffin
Hugh Giffin
Casper Fire Department
City Ball Building
Fowman Mortuary
Eureka
Kats
Highland Park Fire Destroys Buildings in Downtown District
A late night fire in Highland Park Illinois caused about 500000 dollars in damage. Three buildings were destroyed and several others damaged in the business district. No loss of life reported.
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Highland Park
Koh
First Woman Elected to French Academy of Medicine
Paris February 7 Madame Marie Curie scientist today was elected a member of the Academy of Medicine. It is the first time a woman has ever been elected to any French academy.
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Paris
Associated Prew
Cardinal Ratti
France
Cardinaii
the Figaro
St. Peter's Square
Premo Pontiff
Baron Denys Cochin
the Excelsior
Mama
Sam
Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Sands
Associatist
Madame Marie Curie
Academy of Medicine
May term set for $100000 seduction suit against Gov Russell
The $100,000 damage suit filed against Governor Lee M Russell by Miss Francis C Birkhead of New Orleans for seduction will be called at the May term of the federal court in Jackson Mississippi. The article notes Birkhead, said to be a hopeless invalid after two operations, and discusses statements from Howard Williams and John B R Tally and comments by Governor Pounsell’s aides.
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Jackson
Miss
Lee N. Russell
Elite Conspiracy
Rapnell
Howard Williams
The
Hattlesburg
Passenger rate cut announced by major rail lines
Chicago Burlington and Quincy along with Great Northern and Northern Pacific announce a roughly 74 percent fare reduction from Chicago to the coast for the summer travel season. The move aims to restore coast-bound demand to prewar levels and match earlier rates.
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Chicago
Coast
Burlington
Keb
Orion
Ochicago
Varific
Chicago, Burlington
Quincy
Great Northern
Northern
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John Falea
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Blanche Burke
Florent Ziegfeld
New Orleans
C. M.thomas
Albermaine County
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Bailey
Paul Bigone
Wilbur P. Little
Portsmouth
Webb
Oantio
Berlin
Maal
Issu
Cardinal Marini
Achille Ratti
Marini
Arma
Madame Curie
Russell
Birkhead
Mir
Tally
Will Perry
Tirkhead
Howell
Pounsell
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