Wilson biography by Baker to cover War President papers
Ray Stannard Baker of Amherst will write an authorized life and papers of Woodrow Wilson. Work starts soon and may take years with public access to letters and private notes guiding a full, unrestrained, corroborated history.
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Ray Stannard Baker
Washington
Jah
Woodrow Wilson
Amherst
Mass
Presidency
Wilson
Baker
Mr. Wilson
Mayor Bans Fiery Cross Burning in City Square
Youngstown Ohio January 17 193? Mayor Charles Schelbid won with Ku Klux Klan support issues order prohibiting burning fiery crosses on the public square or any public street or property. He warned arrests would follow if repeated.
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Youngstown
Charles Schelbid
Pie Square
Legion Opens Coffin for Fingerprints of Dead Veteran
In Pueblo Colorado on January 17, American Legion members retrieved the fingerprints of John McNichol a late service member to accompany his adjusted compensation application. Friends had prepared the papers before his death but fingerprints were missing at the time of burial.
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Legion
Pueblo
Col
John McNichol
Durango
American Legion
McNichol
Tenement Filth Menace Spotlighted In Cincinnati
The 1924 annual report of the City Building Department warns that 100000 residents live in the worst tenement housing and TB deaths are concentrated in downtown wards. Officials urge reform of the tax system funding public housing, more inspectors, and expanded programs despite funding shortages and high building costs. The Conference Committee stresses urgency of continued housing efforts to reduce tuberculosis deaths and calls for new funds and staff.
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Cincinnati
City Building Department
Conference Committee On
Public Health Federation
Charles Lagmeister
Building Department
Housing Bureau
Better Housing League
Model Homes Company
United States Public Health Service
Bachmeyer
A. C. Bachmeyer
Henry Bentley
Julien E. Benjamin
Kennon Dunham
Katherine Densford
R. G. DeVoist
Emmet Fagen
Sol Freiberg
L. W. Heizer
B. F. Lyle
W. V. Norton
France Warns of Gas Bombs in Next War
Andre Michelin warned in Paris that fleets of gas bombs carried by airplanes will dominate future warfare. He said Paris could be wiped out by gas attacks, noting Germany can produce 1,500 planes monthly and its chemical industry far surpasses France.
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Paris
Andre Michelin
Germany
France
Dresden
Nid News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Luther
Grassmann
Coprenees
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Johnson Seeks Paris Pact Details on Germany Reparations
Senator Hiram Johnson introduces a Senate resolution demanding a copy of the Paris agreement signed by Kellogg Herrick and Logan relating to the Dawes plan and German reparations. Borah may offer a similar measure. Kellogg’s authority and State Department interpretations draw scrutiny.
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New York World News Service
Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
France
America
Berlin
State Department
Secretary of State
Senate
Kellogg
Herrick
Logan
Germany
Borah
Idaho
Committee On Foreign Relations
Johnson
James A. Logan
United States
United States With the Reparation Commission
Foreign Relations Committee
Hughes
Churchill
Clementel
Theunis
League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Coolidge
Senate Debates Isle of Pines Treaty and Tax Measures
Senate continues debate on the Isle of Pines treaty and moves ahead with tax figures from 1922 totaling 6 349 120 000. The House extends the American Debt Commission life by two years and passes 159 million urgent deficiency bill. Senate panel defers Stone nomination. House Muscle Shoals conferees delayed. Volstead amendments proposed by J J Britt.
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Isle of Pines
Senate
House
American Debt Commission
Longworth
Sicilian teen claims honor defense in Cleveland killing
Angeline Mannino, 15, says unwritten law justified shooting Tony Valere after he despoiled her honor. She admits four additional shots after he collapsed. prosecutor praises police search for her missing stepfather to verify her motive.
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Cleveland
Angeline Mannino
Tony Valors
Stanton
Angeline
Valere
Manninos
Palermo
Sicily
Tony
Monaco Prince in Rift Over Casino Control in New Split
Rumors mount of a serious split between Monaco's reigning Prince and the Casino authorities. The Prince, now in New York, may not return, and accusations center on a behind the scenes concession to the Paris firm Dreyffusse. Questions rise about governance, succession, and the Princess stance on gambling with potential changes looming.
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New York World News Service
Nice
Monte Carlo
New York
Monaco
Basil Zaharoff
Paris
Dreyffusse
Casino
Marne Chateau
England
Raoul Gunzburg
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Red-haired brother found alive after war death notice
Anthony Iselin, born Christmas, red-haired, was believed dead after Argonne fighting. A Pasadena electrical worker described in a trade magazine matched his details, confirming he is alive. His brothers Joseph and Peter work in electricity. the family had moved from Newark to Elizabeth.
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New York
Anthony Iselin
Pasadena
Cal
Elizabeth
N. J
Anthony
Peter Iselin
Joseph
Peter
France
Newark
War Department
Argonne Forest
Christsmas
Rum-Runners Use Ice Yachts Against Prohibition Patrols
From Mt. Clemens Michigan January 17 a new rum running method appears as ice yachts skim Lake St Clair. They carry whisky and beer from Canada to the United States with crews claiming average crossings in twelve minutes. Police and federal agents note the unusual speed and daring of these ice craft challenging the dry navy.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Lake St. Clair
State Police
Fedral “Dry Navy
Coolidge Addresses Editors On Idealism and Press Role
President Coolidge told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that success in journalism rests on avoiding propaganda and serving public welfare. He argued wealth ownership need not undermine honesty if papers pursue general welfare and accept responsibility beyond profits. He urged editors to keep American idealism alive and balance material goals with peace and honor.
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Washington
President Coolidge
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Coolidge
United States
America
Child's plea for family peace ends disorderly conduct case
In Municipal Court a three year old unites parents Thomas Williams and Dorothy Williams after a theater stabbing incident. The couple, charged with disorderly conduct and cutting to kill, embrace in front of Judge Yeatman who grants dismissal and offers them good luck.
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Dorothy Williams
St. Bernard, O
Judge Yeatman
Williams
Moscow plans sweeping worldwide debt adjustment
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet authorities drawing up a broad plan for a global debt settlement to win influence with the United States. Separately, archaeologist Samalieff claims Alexander the Great’s treasure may lie near Baku and could become Soviet property with state ownership and a small commission for the finder.
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Moscow
America
Alexander the Great
Soviets
Berlin
Caucasus
Prof
Samalieff
Baku
Alexander
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
N. Y. World News Service
German Workers Plan Strike Over Luther Cabinet
Berlin reports from January 17 describe rising labor opposition to Luther's cabinet with unions and Socialist deputies planning protests. Industrialists praise the government while union leaders threaten general strikes and boycott actions, signaling a sharp rightward shift and labor unrest amid Dawes plan pressures.
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Berlin
Luther
World News Service
National League of German Industry
Reich
P. E. Grossman
Germany
Marx
Industrialists’ League
Mass Rallies to Keep Wine in Catholic Mass in Colorado
Denver January 17 The Catholic Church of Colorado issues an ultimatum declaring mass will continue with fermented wine even if priests are imprisoned or killed by the Ku Klux Klan. Father Matthew Smith of The Denver Catholic Register vows mass will be celebrated without state interference, possibly by hundreds of priests and lay Catholics, in defense of religious rites.
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Colorado
New York World News Service
Denver
Morley
Ku Klux Klan
Catholic Church of Colorado
Klan
Denver Catholic Register
Catholic Church
Matthew Smith
Register
Father Smith
Chris
Commonwealth
Pete
Apostles
New Play Depicts Red Army Invasion Of New York
A Le Soir correspondent reports a Moscow inspired drama showing a tunnel under the Atlantic from Leningrad to New York. Red army lands on Broadway amid American workers’ welcome and capitalism’s fall as the audience cheers and the International Hymn plays.
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New York World News. Service
Brussels
Moscow
le Soir
Russia
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
London
Atlantic
Leningrad
New York
Red Army
Broadway
N. Y
Soviet plan to reorganize economy aims to impress Kellogg
Berlin dispatch reports the Soviet triumvirate Kamanoff Stalin Zinovieff has drafted a worldwide financial readjustment plan. Ambassadors and trade reps are summoned to Moscow to present the scheme to allied powers and the United States. The proposal seeks debt payments and restored credit, expanding beyond the earlier NEP three years old.
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Zinovieff
Kamanoff
Stalin
New York
Russia
Sa Ae
N. Y. World News Service
Soviet Charge in London Predicts U S and Japan Recognition
Soviet Charge d Affaires Rakovsky told teachers in Moscow that the Soviet government expects American recognition within the year and Japan will likely follow. He said recognition would not hinge on abolishing the Communist International or reestablishing private property, and warned against foreign plans to make Russia a colonial state.
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Moscow
Christian Rakovosky
London
Japan
Rakovsky
Communist International
International
Governi
Ba Pacer
First International
France
England
Russia
Germany
Morocco
Rakovksy
Balkans
Tangier
Trotzky
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