Coolidge Urges Quick Disposal of Italian Debt
President Coolidge presses rapid settlement of Italy debt amid debate in Congress. He urges ratification of the debt agreement as vital to U.S. and world interests, arguing it would enable Italy to stabilize finances and support allied efforts. The article notes Republican debate and a bipartisan push to fund Italy’s obligations.
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Tite
Promptine Pernt
Italy
Benoit
United States
Macal Pras Bram
American Debt Commission
Whitaj
Athlype
Asx
Teats
Wwe
Mortiactiun
T. Wadie
Mionla
Wilfins
Witeh
Mouiate
Arrins
Stes
Hever
Audirte
House
Senate
Pregddett
Smc
Aabt Commission
Patrick Defends Army Air Service Amid Critics
Chicago February 19 Major Mason M Patrnic head of the army air service defended the unit against critics stating it is not nearly as bad off as imagined and noting progress. He said the service has built 1,600,008 miles of model airways and could save 25 percent on transportation for 73 new army lanes along the Pacific coast.
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Reicago
Itis Reland
Mason M. Patrinic
Ita
Eiun
Pacific Coast
Countess Cathcart Faces Immigration Battle in New York
Countess of Cathcart, tied to her elopement with the Earl of Craven, awaits a writ of habeas corpus as immigration officials seek to bar her entry to the United States. Commissioner Curran signals possible legislative action to centralize decisions on immigrant and visitor appeals at Ellis Island. The case centers on claims of moral turpitude and the couple’s flight from New York amid deportation warnings.
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Atu Ford
United States
Rik
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Hound
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Curran
jSe
Congress
Decida
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Cathgate
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Karl
Craven
New York
Criven
Dawson Given Jail Sentence In Gambling Case
Judge G E Babbitt fined Dawson $100 and sentenced him to 30 days in jail for gambling offenses. Co-defendant Pushkin received a similar charge. both appealed to the intermediate court. Other related arrests and charges at 2ft 1-2 Suniner street and Capitol project were noted with ongoing hearings set for March.
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Dawson
Als Astorney
T. C
Mase Pushkin
Steed
Louis Litsen
Ukess
Giso
Townsend
Kla
Bebhitt
Eninbler
Judy
Bernude Barnum
Bobbitt
Pushkin
Kanawha Street
Hee
Nalice
Suninert Street
Lizenheim
Tom Tirrrey
Pharaday
Davidson
Quartiers
Ansones
Stee
von Bia
Diiet Dustry
Convicted on Murder Charge in Mercer County Trial
A jury finds a 28 year old nurse guilty of murder in Mercer County after days of testimony. Star witness Tae W. L Stewart described the defendant’s motive and the crime during the trial. Sentencing is set for July in the state penitentiary.
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Dukel Sullivan
Princetan
Turder
Mercer County
Sunrd
Tae. W. L Stewart
Ve 'Ueme
Dha
Jtuetingnan
W. Va
Tuna Sane
Fang
Marley
Ehearntiag
Julise George Louiittard
Farm Surplus Bill Faces Rough Road in Congress
The article reports friction within the agricultural committee over a farm surplus bill. Representative Oldfield of Arkansas and party leaders push for consistent policy while other factions resist. discussions focus on funding, substitutes, and prospects before a House vote.
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Washington
Diane
Oldfield
Arkansas
Batman
Homgtoshiena Campalien Committee
Metena
Jon Arkatigna
Topcon
Tawi Chuizani
Bouwe Aeelouttseat
Eosimir
Ulm
Grankes
Cantorenpe
Win Ff
Plan Arrests Over Country In Booze Plot
Ohio report from February 19 describes a broad federal probe into a liquor distribution conspiracy. Investigators prepare indictments as arrests mount, with federal grand juries and a network of operatives linked to the so called Wilkerson and Blanton cases.
Home of dry league faces liquor scandal in Westerville
In Westerville a liquor scandal erupts as prohibition agents, aided by three women, press Governor Dontey and city officials to clean up the town. City Manager J G Whitney and Deputy Prohibition Commissioner A Peopal discuss actions amid claims of intimidation and arrests under the anti alcohol laws. Faculty and residents react as the case unfolds with trials and political tension reported.
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Westerville
Unia Fe
America
Alconol
Harry Suey
Vig Dontey
Prohibion
J. G. Whitney
Studt Prohibicon
A. Peopal
Elts
Peehidrlen
Sitnun
Lyssa
Sila
Rail Labor Bill Set for Tuesday
A rushed Capitol Hill debate on a rail labor bill nears Tuesday as lawmakers weigh provisions affecting freight and passenger service. The measure faces heated opposition over safety, funding, and potential interstate impact, with supporters arguing for faster approvals and critics warning of job and fare consequences.
Woodlock Selection Faces Senate Setback
Fragmented text reports a setback for Woodlock's nomination as Intersta te Commerce Commission member. The article notes a mixed Senate response, with Republicans and Democrats split and several members undecided. It mentions opposition from key names and references a previous presentation in Congress, reflecting partisan tensions over the nomination.
House Debates Economy Plan and Tariff Commission
House floor confronts economy policy with sharp exchanges as Democrats and Republicans clash over the tariff commission. Representative Wood backs current projections while others condemn the administration’s handling of investigations into mergers and personnel choices, arguing the plan fails to serve the public interest.
Solution Suggested for League Problem in Press
Wenamy Feb 1 reports a proposed permanent member of the League of Nations council by next September to resolve disputes with Spain Brazil and Poland. German officials promise a careful study of Gorkopos sincerity and anticipate adding Germans to the secretariat to ensure smooth functioning at the disarmament conference in Bern. Berlin notes diplomat Van Wernsterm named to lead Germany’s preparatory committee and urges cautious alignment with the League idea.
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Wenamy
Bekind
League of Nations Council
Ericlea
Gorkiupus
Iau
Berlin
Veh
Johann Weinrich van Wernsterm
Torarer
Bassador
Iil
Nes
Germany
Uengue of Nations
Idea
Roosevelt Crew At Sea After Strenuous Round Of Honors
Roosevelt crew returns from a busy honor tour aboard the President Roosevelt. A reception in New York featured speakers including Theodore Dighis and Mayor Walker, with gifts presented and a ceremonial plate inscribed for the President. Navy Secretary Wilbur planned to confer honors and inspect maritime activities during a Washington visit.
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Alton Linelon
Curb Market
Criton Walker
Gethc Wrich
Rocxevelt
Anhinioe
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Bunkers
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Owithds
City Hell
New York
Theodore Dilighis T
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Janeneo
Nary Ky
Poveler
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Reete
New Yort Road
Enair
Nea
Baglana
Com
Nadie
Herule Rexene
Corey
Lloyd Mda
Mayor Walker
Genen
Intimin
Mayer
Ienk Hehmada
Secretary of the Navy
Wiber
Unis
Terep
Mion
Red
Roose- Welles
Conferees Agree on Revenue Cut Compromise Schedule
Conferees reached a compromise on a revenue measure with a total tax reduction of about 381 million dollars this year and 343 million thereafter, offset by adjustments in inheritance, surtax, and automobile taxes. The agreement promises about 450 million in net changes and awaits ratification by both houses before approval by the president for timely effect.
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Remains Identified After San Guleh Snow Slide Disaster
The Utah mining town scene centers on the San Guleh slide that collapsed during a winter storm. Surviving and deceased victims were identified at the morgue near Bingham Canyon. Mother McDonald led numbering of the affected and directed relief funds, while a list of 21 men sought shelter and aid. About 25 volunteers are said to be needed for immediate救援.
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Utah
San Guleh
Frank Mier
Saulsning
McDonald
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Tions
Che
Bendy
Mets
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Colorado
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suMclent
Taeremine
Atragondie
Nis
Cee
K Ueto
Minhane
Ubravehout
PC Vla
Marion Talley Wins Ovation After Metropolitan Debut
Kansas City residents and a nationwide audience heard soprano Marion Talley praised for her first appearance at the Metropolitan Opera. A broadcast from station Wag connected with six other outlets as Talley delivered a witty program, drawing cheers from a hometown crowd and listeners across the country.
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Kansas
WDA
Katians Ciy Star
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Young Prima
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Jury in Will Contest Reported Dendiocked
The jury in the will contest of Nathan Bell has not reached a verdict after deliberations. Judge Brennan ordered further sessions tomorrow as three Nashswell brothers contest the probate document. Mrs. Jessie Hoge of Wheel-Me is sole beneficiary named in the contested will.
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Brennan
Tomight Giatis Anmbery
Jodge Brennan
Nathan Bell
Nashswell
Mra
Jessie Hoge
Wheel- Me
Six Mexicans Held For Conspiracy In Mexico Plot
SAN ANTONIO Texas Feb 19 six of eight prominent Mexican refugees in the United States were arrested after an indictment by a federal grand jury on a conspiracy to overthrow the Calles government of Mexico. Named are Alfonso De La Huerta brother of Adolfo De la Huerta General Salvador Uribe Jose Prieto Laurens Lorenzo Nielu Manuel Vivca Coss and Rapirin Meartines. Also reported are a separate electrocution in Bluefield and a boxing match in Pittsburgh with Tommy Munger defeating Ike Zive by decision.
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
Calles Savernment
Mexico
Department of Jugticn
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Adolfo de la Huerta
Obregon
Monte
Pan
Salvador Uriae
Lay
Rl Pass
Jorse Prieto Laurens
ROT
Erie
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Inc
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Mranj Vivca Coss
Pleturceque- Revolutions
Mexico City
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Isis
Jetea Imis Deen
Rapirin Meartines
Depution
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