Germany Fixed Reparations Cap at 150 Billion Marks
Berlin reports the German finance ministry caps reparations at 150 billion marks paid over thirty years, including cash and goods. The Deutsche Zeitung cites a special source and notes a London conference on March 1 may consider this counter proposal before Paris and Allied plans.
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Paris
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Ruhr
Entente
London
Washington
Wyoming Highway Department Inquiry Report Summary
The joint legislative committee reports on Wyoming's state highway department after a limited investigation. It outlines contract procedures for bids over two thousand dollars, publicity, and U S government oversight. It notes concerns about sub letting and price discrepancies in excavation and subcontracting.
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Joint Legislative Committee ON Highway Department
Highway Commissioners
United States
Wyoming Senate and House clash over oil bills and highway issues
In Cheyenne on February 11, the Farmers of the Golden Prairie in Laramie county pressed the state highway commission amid a Senate probe into highway contracts and state funds. The Jenkins oil bill faced off against the Free bill in the House, with both sides trading accusations as the Jenkins bill stalled and the Free bill moved forward. The soldier bonus report was also amended, and a new committee was named amid disputes over tax exemptions and state burden.
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Tornado Toll Rises As Teachers Save Pupils
A Georgia tornado damaged the Gardner Settlement near Oconee killing about thirty people. Many victims were sent to Tennille and Sandersville hospitals with numerous injuries. In Texas, arrests in the $1,000,000 postal substation robbery near Dallas left three men in San Antonio and a fourth in Houston believed tied to the crime.
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San Antonio
Texas
Houston
Oconee
Gardner
Tennille
Sandersville
Nevet
Seizure of Japanese Steamship Fukuyo Maru at Galveston
The Fukuyo Maru from Marseilles was seized by a U S marshal in Galveston harbor on a libel sale. Immigration officials say eleven Japanese stowed away aboard. Federal officers watched ships for illegal entry. several stowaways were found concealed onboard. Potential penalties may reach up to 1000 dollars per stowaway.
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Houston
Texas
Marseilles
France
United States
Galveston Harbor
D. E. Simmons
Galveston
Bread waste in New York reaches 1 million loaves weekly
Mrs Louis Reed Welsmiller deputy market commissioner told a meeting of housewives and wholesale bakers that New York wastes about 1,000,000 loaves of bread weekly from a daily output around 2,600,000 loaves. She cited waste as a factor preventing bread price declines.
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New
Police Find 400 Barrels of Wine First Overlooked
In New York on February 11 police exploring wine cellar paneages on the upper East Side uncovered 650 barrels containing 93 800 gallons of California claret. They had made two prior trips, finding 400 barrels on the first visit and 250 more on a second check.
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New York
Upper East Side
Philadelphia Archbishop Dougherty Named Cardinal
The Associated Press reports from Rome that Archbishop John Dougherty of Philadelphia will be elevated to cardinal. The ceremony in the Vatican is described as elaborate with papal rites, and Archbishop Dougherty plans to travel to Rome for the event. He offered no public comment on the honor.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Associated Frees
Rome
Aupesence Teenis J. Dougherty
Elly Holliness
Dougherty
Pennsylvania
Embezzler Faces Murder Charge in Indiana Case
Ralph Davis, jailed in Chicago on embezzlement charges tied to the farm bureau of Newton County Indiana, also faces murder indictments in the deaths of his parents. He is to be arraigned in Morocco Indiana after transfer to Rensselaer jail. The parents were killed in a January 21 farmhouse fire near Revery Indiana.
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Chicago
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Farm Bureau
Newton County
Indiana
Earl Gardner
Kentland
Ind
Davis
Morocco
Rensselaer
W.C. Davis
Revery
Ford rejects Wall Street loans amid rising auto demand
Henry Ford said he does not need Wall Street loan sharks to expand. The Ford company reported 67 000 car orders in January and predicts better business ahead. Wages remain at $6 a day and no payroll cuts. 42 000 workers will be alternated on two week schedules until production returns to full capacity.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Wall Street
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Ford
Missing Express Package Worth 12500 From Trinidad Bank
A package carrying 12000 in currency sent by the First National Bank of Trinidad to the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company's paymaster at Starkville vanished today while transferring from the local express office to the railroad station. Police have no leads. A second package containing 19000 in currency and bags totaling 600 remained untouched.
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Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Starkville
University Students Visit Legislature in Cheyenne
A joint session of Wyoming legislators and University of Wyoming student body met in the Capitol Mall at 11 o clock with President Daley of the Senate Speaker Mwart of the House and President Nelson of the University presiding. Governor Carey and several lawmakers addressed the gathering. Continued on Page 12.
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Mwart
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Senate
Office seekers tide rises about Harding in Florida
In Saint Augustine Florida February 11 the sudden surge of office seekers and advisors around President elect Warren G Harding grows as inauguration nears. Many hopefuls press private audiences while Harding, limiting contact during conferences and a vacation, remains open but cautious about prospects.
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Famine Crisis in China Now Passing
Washington, Feb. 11. Relief from the famine ravaging ten million Chinese is foreseen by Julian Arnold American commercial attache at Peking. He says plans for relief plus a mild winter should alleviate suffering in the provinces. Arnold credits the American Red Cross feeding 17,000 daily and notes dredging the Grand Canal and other public works will prevent pauperization. Some districts remote from famine areas report surplus food and overland relief efforts are under way.
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Department of Commerce
Arnold
American Red Cross
Hong
Peete Seeks Right to Tell Her Story at Trial
Mrs Louise L Peete convicted of Denton murder says she was questioned for three hours at a conference with her chief counsel and two assistants and denied permission to testify She plans appeals if a new trial is denied and notes a telegram from Sheriff Winn about a suspect Joe Mark Joy fleeing Astec New Mexico.
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Cal
Louise L. Peete
Jacob Charles Denton
Denton
Wan Joe Mark
Joy
Steamer Hico Disabled at Sea After Tow Incident
Shipping Board report says steamer Hico bound from Antwerp to Mobile was disabled after towing a propeller at sea. Cathwood, a tank steamer from Brest to Hampton Roads, malfunctions noted in wire message. Both vessels reported off Boston on February 11.
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Hico
Mensagea
Antwerp
Mobile
Cathwood
Brest
Hampton Roads
Soviet signs Polish peace accord announced from Riga
Helsinki Feb 11. A wireless dispatch from Moscow reports the treaty of peace between Soviet Russia and Poland was argued at Riga yesterday and announced in Moscow. The dispatch notes no further details on terms or parties present.
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Finland
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Poland
Riga
Moscow
Officer Slain by Man Found Dead In Kansas City
On a city street car line in a residential district passengers heard shots and found Police Officer Willard Co. Bayne gravely wounded beside the body of Homer Van Sant, who was dead. Bayne died later in hospital after uttering only a brief signal that he had been shot.
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Kansas City
Willard Co. Bayne
Homer van Sant
Bayne
Germans to Rent Cows to Preserve American Property
German agents of the American Dairy Cattle company announced after a conference with the German Red Cross that cows donated by American farmers will be rented for one mark a year each. The arrangement keeps the cows as American property and prevents delivery to the Allies under the peace treaty.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
American Dairy Cattle Company
Med Cross
Kaiser Wilhelm says Germany betrayed by its people
Former Kaiser Wilhelm in an exclusive interview at Doorn Holland blames Germans for war saying they were not true to themselves after hunger was overcome. He accuses the world and Socialists of betraying God and claims peace was taken from him.
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Japan Defeats Navy Sentry Slayer Upheld
Tokyo reports say Osaki's suggestion to end militarization is timely and that an arms limit accord may be needed to avert Japan’s potential bankruptcy. An association to support Tochigoro Ogarawara, the Vladivostok sentry shooter, forms among Bdokko descendants seeking mercy from the war tribunal.
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