Oil reserves abandoned call for cheaper purchases
Washington hears industry views on oil storage control and price regulation. Operators split over government action and Standard Oil influence as they propose curbs on leasing, storage, and production to prevent shortages while others warn against price controls or monopolies.
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York
Oif Conservation Board
Wachinston
jBome
Sturther
Tery Stone
Rap Stasdara
Etomaton
Poala Standard Group
Oklahoma
Oie
Alambic
Wroxen
Submarine runs aground near Portsmouth harbor rocks
The S-43 submarine ran aground on rocks near Portsmouth harbor during a storm. Crew abandoned ship as water and wind hindered rescue, with uncertain damage and SOS signals received from aboard the submarine.
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Porstmouth
N. B
Inn
Portsmouth Harbor
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Coast Guard
E. Bray
Heesege
C. T. Owens
Navy Yard
Amess
Garout
Basoek
Chewink
Fort Stark
Tragic Yale Law Student Kills Woman Then Himself
In Clarksburg a young Yale law student Neeson C. Woods 22 shot Georgia Warder 20 and then killed himself. Warder recovering slightly, Woods body sent to Philippi for funeral. Woods represented only son of J Hap Woods. estate valued at 7,000 plus. Family said the youth had several suitors and the mother intervened to prevent marriage.
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Georgia Warder
Bridgeport
Yale University
Clarksburg
Inn
Mra
Reidgenort
Here
Neeson C. Woods
Yale Law School
Young Woods
Philippi
Batusday
J. Hap Woods
Vince
Wands
Woods
Wesleyan
Buckhannon
Columbia Onverall New York
New Haven
Closing arguments wrap vet conspiracy trial in Chicago
On June 29 closing remarks concluded in the veterans bureau conspiracy case with Assistant Attorney General Crim outlining evidence against former Director Forbes and co-defendant Thompson. Judge Carpenter set the jury to receive formal instructions tomorrow as prosecutors cited efforts to steer hospital contracts to favored builders.
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Chicago
Veterans’ Bureau
George A. Carpenter
Young W. O H. Crim
Charlies RK. Forbes
J. W. Thompson
Crim
Crimy
Carcron Volan
Slater
Harding
Dir
Mortimer
Thompson
Myre
Firs
Forbes
United States
Haswa
Dororthy Ellingsen to be Tried as Adult
Dorothy Ellingsen a 36 year old who admitted killing her mother will be tried in the criminal court rather than the juvenile court Judge Frank Murasky ruled the case grave enough to move from juvenile to criminal docket Ellingsen faces an indeterminate prison term with life as the maximum sentence in a trial tied to a maternal prohibition turning fatal ahead of a party she planned to attend.
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Hressi
San Francisco
Dorethy Ellingsen
Maticde
Frank Murasky
Ques
Murasky
Man from West Virginia killed in Columbus crash
Wheeling report says Robert Willamson, 40, of Charlescin West Virginia, died in Columbus Ohio when struck by a car driven by I M Meltzer. The driver was released.
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Charleston
Columbus
Robert C. Williamson
Wheeling
Jin
Robert Willamson
Charlescin
West Virginia
Ohio
I. M. Meltzer
Decree Fires Trotsky as War Chief in Soviet Union
Berlin January 8 The central executive committee of the Communist party issued a decree dismissing Leon Trotsky from his post as Commissar for Army and Navy and naming M. W. Fransy his successor. The party also relieved Trotsky as chairman of the Revolutionary War Council citing concerns that his actions abroad fueled anti Bolshevik fears and noting Trotsky's poor health prompting a Caucasus retreat.
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Berlin
Communist Party Today
Ita
Leon Trotsky
M. W. Fransy
Jivseon
Ecommunist Party
Trotsky
Revolutionary War Council
Communist Party
Treteky
Nis
Caucasus
Mother dies in rescue attempt in Rimouset fire
Rimouset Quebec report says Mim Adelard Morneau and his five children perished when a neighbor’s gasoline fueled tractor exploded near their home last night and a mother died in a bid to save the family. The blaze destroyed the Morneau residence.
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Rimouset
Mim Adelard Mornes
Morneau
Life At Sea Captain Crozier Found Dead In Battery Park
Police identify the body found on a Battery Park bench as Captain Myron Crozier 108 years old of the barge Empire after two cronies, long acquaintances, recognized him. He had a long life aboard, with few habits but grog at times. notable events include burying a man at 80, and rumors of engagements with a younger skipper.
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Battery Beach
New York
Battery Park
Myron Crozier
Kipper
Empire
Crosier
Aon
Final Senate postal action scheduled after rate changes
Washington date with passage expected tomorrow final option on postal pay and rate increases bill moves forward after amendments disposed of. Rider adds corrupt practice limits house expenditure to 2560 and senate to 16000 with donor reports. senate approves rate tweaks and leaves provision in place. House expected to reject due to revenue-raising provisions. joint committee to study permanent rate reforms planned.
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Washington
Senate
Iate
House
Walsh
Maasachusetts
Waitly
Coolidge
Oddle
Fe- Publican
Nevada
Moses
New Hampshire
Curtis
Kansas
Congress
Ways and Means Committer
Aub-committen
Moxes
Sealed Verdict in Means Case Ordered by Judge Lindley
A sealed verdict was ordered by Federal Judge Lindley in the Means case involving Gaston B Means and former attorney Thomas B Welder charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice. The jury, out over two hours, returned a sealed verdict tonight after a request to view a book used as evidence. The court adjourned and directed the jurors to reconvene tomorrow morning for the announcement at 10 oclock.
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New York
Tate
Lindley
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justics
Ecent
Bis
Thomas B. Welder
Jadne Lindley
Police Continue Pianist Search In New York
New York police renewed efforts to locate pianist Miss Abel Leginaka known as the Magnehnionist who fled after a friend’s alight, with public concern rising that her disappearance may stem from nervous overwork not foul play. Companion Miss Tuckle Oliver disclosed more of Legingleo’s recent travels and studies as officers pursue any trace on the case. In other news, Harry Brown of Philadelphia defeated Dick Conlon of Albion by judges decision in a ten round bout in Mokeesport.
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New York
Don
Abel Leginaka
Fual
Carenegle Hall
Tor Aelf
Misa Tuckle Olver
Mey Hye
Migs Legingleo
Aludies
Kid Hrown
Trooper Death Trial Begins in Hartman Case
Three eye witnesses testified in the Hartman trial over the shooting of Trooper Francis Haley at a resort near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. They described a high speed getaway car following a bank robbery and a fatal shot fired as the trooper was pursued. Only George Johnson identified Hartman as the driver.
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Guttysburg
Francis TL. Haley
Phillip A. Hartman
Frances McLean
Gettysbure
F. ©Dfiller
Graettenburg Inn
George Johnson
U of Auto
Hartman
Abbottstown
Haley
Johnson
Women Arrested in Stock Theft Case in New York
Two women were arrested in New York on charges of grand larceny related to the theft of 12 stock certificates valued at $1,000 each from the Fairmont and Clarkeburg Traction Company in Baltimore on January 14. They were identified as Zetta May Gallagher, 34, of Alston Massachusetts, and Vera Cross, 25, a Boston saleswoman. They deny knowledge of the Baltimore theft.
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New York
Fairmont and Clarkeburg Traction Company
Baltimore
Polles
Zetta May Gallagher
Alston
Mass
Vera Cross
Boston
Hotel Coolidge Fire Destroys Vermont Junction Hotel
Fire swept Hotel Coolidge in White River Junction burning the 640 room wooden structure and ten adjoining buildings. Vermont and New Hampshire fire crews battled the blaze from several towns, starting in the hotel annex office area and spreading rapidly. All guests were safely evacuated with no injuries reported.
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White River Junction
Jan
Hootel Coolidge
Vermont
New Hampshire
Corie
Wualogie
Hote
Mure
Herriot Confidence on Security Talk Draws Mixed Reaction
Paris premier Herriot wins parliamentary approval for foreign policy with a strong left majority yet strong doubts persist about the lasting impact. German circles react coolly to his security speech, fearing renewed internal tension and possible shifts in Franco German relations. Berlin papers warn against overconfidence and warn the speech may bolster nationalist recruitment.
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Pats
Don
Herriot
Alan
France
Germany
M. Herriot
Irondale Business Block Is Burned
Irondale North of here suffers a major fire destroying the entire business section as a tonlicht blaze spreads through 20 buildings. Loss estimated between 100000 and 150000 with five business houses left standing. Multiple shops including a general store, grocery, drug store, butcher, confectionery, and storage buildings of Ganfield Clay Works burned. five families homeless. Firemen regain control after volunteers curb flames amid foot-deep snow hindering efforts from nearby towns.
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Steveenvilee
Irondale
RH. W. Nicholaon
Milina
Bueinesa
Washington Legislature Defeats Child Labor Amendment
The Washington House today defeated a resolution to ratify a child labor amendment by a 67 to 30 vote. Governor and lawmakers maintain vigilance on labor policy amid ongoing debates.
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Olempta
Haus
Washington
Tnday
LaFollette Backers Barred from Caucus for Congress Heads
Report notes LaFollette supporters barred from caucus while Pittsburgh prepares a dance program for Australia. A radio distance feat from KDKA links Perth Australia and Victoria via Melbourne, with broadcasts heard across Tasmania and surrounding islands. Invitations go out for a meeting of G. G. P. to select speakers and floor leaders, excluding insurgent senators and representatives from committee posts.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Melbourne
Wertinghouse Company
Onibes
al Monte
KDKA
Perth
Westerm Auntralia
Soldiers Withdrawn After Herrin Violence
Springfield reports that troops guarding Herrin after a Saturday night clash were ordered home by Adjutant General Black as townsfolk mourned the deaths of G Glenn Young Ora Thomas Edward Forbes and Homer Warren. A coroners and grand jury adjourned to reconvene with new witnesses sought to fix blame.
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Springfield
Ale
Teoopa
Herrin
Glenn Young
Black
Genersl Black
G. Glenn
Young
Ora Thomas
Edward Forbes J
Homer Warren
Voronar
Mation
Thomas Benton
Harry Fowler
Edward Forbes
Soma
Arlie Boswell
Nove
Man shoots wife in jealous rage shocks Wheeling
Wheeling reports a violent domestic incident as Monroe, 23, of Elm Grove, near death at Artth Wheel ing hospital after being shot by her husband. Police say Monroe, infatuated with a Fairmont oil driller, was involved in a chaotic scene witnessed by nine children.
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Wheeling
Bira
Monroe
Elm Grove
Artth
Harry Miller
Minrer
Blatte
Fairmont
Galing
Monroy
Unsettled Weather Follows Winnery Blast And Cold Warmer Outlook
Weather fronts shift after a severe winter with heavy snow and thawing streets. Temperature rose to 49 degrees before dropping again last night. City crews cleared slush, removed ice, and warned of possible chilly spells renewing amid intermittent drizzle and a revived need for transportation fixes.
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Mercury
Payls
Ity
Hugh Walker
Republicans bar La Follette supporters from caucus
Washington Jan 29 definite decision by Republican leaders to bar all out spoken La Follette supporters from the caucus to be held February 27 to determine the Republican candidate for speaker and floor leader for the next congress. The action will affect committee assignments and remove those holding chairmanships from posts. Weed announced the caucus call and asserted authority to ignore any reelected Republicans. The Wisconsin delegation and others who backed the La Follette Wheeler ticket were targeted to be excluded.
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Hau
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wood
Cha Committee
Aselon
Barrad
Representative Wood
Indiana
Ala
Representetive King
Tilinoig
Snathhers
Secum
Weed
Republican Congressional Rapeee Committee
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la Follette- Wheeler
Provalle
Kocalista
Frear
Atepa
Wiscomda
Oreantisetion
Fiser
Longworth
Ohio
Republican Reader
Benkfr
Mador
Peuna
Mixed verdict in Broadway Brevities trial
In New York on January 20 the jury found Stephen G. Crow and three advertising agents guilty on most counts of defrauding the public, with Charles J. Greene acquitted. Judge Julian Mack will sentence Saturday morning. Witnesses included Miss Lau Babe, a milliner robbed recently, and Robert L. Hague of Standard 381, with others cited as solicited advertisers.
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New York
Fery
Stephen G. Crow
Broadway
Steation
Wang Ihe Indie
Verdes Tanient Fingnig Clow
Andrew & Brown
Counters Borner
Pessy Hocking Force
Tex Silckard
Miss Lau Babe
Robert L. Hague
Standard 381 Company
New Jersey
Helen Lee Worthington
Ziefeld Fellies
Beam
Jack Dempsey
Pio Leeds
James A. Stiltnah
Otto F. Kehn
Judus Fletcchmann
Jacob Ruppert
Jerge Lasky
W. Averill Hymann
Earthquakes Shake Vera Cruz Villages With No Casualties
A Vera Cruz report notes violent earth shocks felt in several towns Wednesday morning with no casualties or material losses reported. Authorities link the tremors to renewed Popocatepetl activity but see no fear of a repeat of 1570 disasters. localized tremors suggest subsidence risk in some areas.
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Mexico Oty
Vera Cruz
Vera Cruse Seiamulogica
Atution
Menor
Ahocka
Popocatepetl
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