U.S. Envoy Talks With French Leader Over Debts
Col James A Logan, American observer on the reparations commission, and Premier Herriot conferred in Paris on America's war claims. They exchanged progress reports with US ambassadors Herrick and Kellogg. Britain’s Clement Attlee and exchequer chief Churchill planned further informal talks after French experts briefed Herriot. The French envoy Sydoux’s illness hinders talks. the main issue remains America's 5 percent Dawes plan share and Brussels payment status. Churchill sought further instructions as authorities differ on acceptable concessions.
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Paris
America
James A. Logan
Herriot
France
Logan
United States
Herrick
Kellogg
Finance
Clementel
Churchill
England
Bruse
Brussels
Col
Sitts
Deputy Dog Airedale Put On Sheriff’s Force
A two year old Airedale named Pip, owned by Sheriff Daniel B. Maher of Kansas City Kansas, has been deputized for stopping a jail break. Hearing prisoners drivi ng walls, the dog led the sheriff to the cells and halted their dash for liberty. Pip now wears a silver plate reading Deputy on his collar.
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Daniel B. Maher
Kansas City
Kans
Pip Welrs
War Heroes in France Plead for Food and Medicine Funds
Washington January 9 1916 disabled World War I veterans pressed Congress for the Bursum bill to grant retirement pay to all emergency officers who served and were discharged. Senator Bursum said the relief bill could pass this session, costing about $600000 annually diminishing with deaths and paying $75 to $110 monthly to each wounded officer.
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France
Congress
Washington
Er Iples
Bursum
New Mexico
Senate
House
Marx seeks sixth cabinet bid amid bank scandal
Berlin January reports Chancellor Marx presses to form a new cabinet with state secretaries instead of ministers. The Harmar bank scandal, touching many government figures, hampers his staffing choices as he negotiates with political parties.
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Berlin
Jan. S$ Oo
Marx
Harmar Bank
R R Service Improves Rural Delivery From Center Point
Rural route subscribers out of Center Point will benefit from prompt newspaper delivery due to a cooperative adjustment by Postmaster Silver and local carriers. They have surveyed the situation and will accommodate patrons despite changes in train schedules, earning thanks from rural readers.
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Times
Center Point
Postmaster Silver
Tuberculosis victim dies in Albuquerque
Chas X Hilgartner of Baltimore Maryland, son-in-law of mime Schumann-Heink, died here today of tuberculosis. The report notes his death in Albuquerque and identifies his connection to the famous singer.
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Albuquerque
Chas. x.Hilgartner
Baltimore
Schumaen-Heink
Coolidge third term question in 1928 debate
Washington column analyzes Calvin Coolidge potential for a second or third term, debating whether his status is president or acting president and the impact of party dynamics. It recounts historical precedents from Harrison to Roosevelt and notes Leslie Shaw’s views on succession and oath of office.
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Washington, D. C
Calvin Coulige
Iowa
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Coolidge
Shaw
Harding
White House
Anethage
Calvin Coolidge
William Henry Harrison
William T. Galliber
Tymer
Otter Vege
Pirlo
Plymouth
Vel Millard Filmore
Zanchary Taylor
Andrew Ja
Abraham Lincoln
Chester Arthur
James al Garfield
Arid Thennore Roosevelt
Wil Rata Mc Kinles
Owas Aes Roosevelt
Mrs Harold Lloyd Cut by Flying Glass in Studio Fire
Mrs Harold Lloyd, noted wit of the screen, was cut by flying glass today as a blaze swept through Hollywood studios. Five sets were destroyed and film images valued at gin were damaged.
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Los Angeles
Harold Lloyd
Flying Glass
Hollywood
Lloyd
May Issue Securities in Chicago and Alton Case
Receivers of the Chicago and Alton railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue and sell a portion of receivers' 512 notes as part of arrangements to manage debts and reorganize the line.
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Washington, Dun
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trapper Witnesses Neighbors On Murder Trial
Neighbors and friends of Mrs Elsie Wheeler and Tony Keamer testified in the murder trial. They described what they saw of the bride in her honeymoon cabin and the couple’s life with trapper Conrad Hapen. Wheeler maintained plans to homestead next spring as investigators review the death scene.
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Ruadetee
Mita
Jaen
Northwest
Elsie Wheeler
Tony Keamer
Wappee
Dera Wheeler
Ody
Reamer
Wheeler
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