German Foreign Office disapproves Swettenham Davis article
Berlin reports the Foreign Office rejects an editorial about Swettenham and Davis as disapproved by Germany and public opinion in the U S The government says it does not doubt that the quake aid incident would be settled amicably with Britain and the United States and denies any attempt to disrupt Washington London ties It strives to foster goodwill between the two capitals
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Berlin Post
United States
Associated Press
Germany
Admiral Davis
Great Britain
Washington
London
Port Kingston Arrives In Bridgetown Amid Refugee Clarifications
Port Kingston with Sir Alfred Jones and party arrives in Barbados en route to England. Onboard interviews deny American refugees faced ill treatment in Kingston between January 14 and 17. Officials say refugees were welcomed and directed to Port Antonio or Mandeville if destitute.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Port Kingston
Sir Alfred Jones
Kingston
England
Associated Press
Captain Parsons
New York
Pritz Eitelfreidrich
Parsons
Port Antonio
Mandeville
Sir Thomas Hughes
Viscount Mount Morres
Christopher Boylan
Brooklyn
N. Y
W. J. Thompson
Mnold
Jarsons
Earl and Countess of Dudley
H. O. Arnold-Forster
Trinidad
Ohio Theaters Form Circuit Linking Pittsburg to Cleveland
A meeting in Pittsburgh established the Ohio Circuit Theatrical Company with charter rights secured by the Nirdlinger Brothers. The circuit will cover Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati and Cleveland and aligns with Reis Circuit to span Pittsburg Boston. James P. Tallman elected President. The consolidation aims to open new terms for traveling companies and extend seasons aided by improved rail and trolley access.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Ohio Circuit Theatrical Company
Nirdlinger Brothers
Nixon
Boston
Cars Wrecked Three Men Hurt In Awful Crash
Three men were injured in a severe collision that damaged several vehicles. Rescue crews transported the injured to local hospitals as investigators began reviewing the crash scene.
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Vine
Norwood
Moescher
Millcreek Valley
Dutch Queen Supports Tuberculosis Fight with Stamp Plan
The Amsterdam Post Office offers special tuberculosis stamps at double face value to fund the fight against phthisis. The Queen Mother as patron backs the effort, with stamps in values of one two two and a half three and five cents usable on inland mail.
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Mulberry
Vine Street
Vine and
Warsaw Avenue
Hague
Association For Combating
Amsterdam
Mine explosion in West Virginia kills five Americans and seven Italians
Five Americans and seven Italians are dead after a mine explosion at the Pennsylvania Company mine in Lorentz West Virginia. Rescue efforts saved many, but entombment fears and shifting gas stalled retrieval as 12 bodies were recovered and the fate of others remained uncertain.
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Commercial Tribune
Weston
W. Va
Pennsylvania Company
Lorentz
Charles Boserman
William Bailey
James Scott
Charles Johnson
Glenn Miles
Thaw Case Rumors Denied as Courtroom Alliances debated
New York January 26 rumors of clashes among Mrs Evelyn Thaw Mrs William Thaw and the Countess of Yarmouth persisted despite a Thaw defense denial. Delmas traveled to reconcile families over Miss McKenzie who accompanies Evelyn in court while Peabody defended the Thaws and dismissed threats of divorce or ultimatums as unfounded.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harry K. Thaw
William Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Thaw
Miss McKenzie
Evelyn Thaw
Mrs. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Mr. Delmas
A. Russell Peabody
Peabody
Tombs Prison
Mr. Peabody
May McKenzie
Delmas
Yale Club
Japan and Britain face rise of Pacific power, warns Denver essay
Major William Cook Daniels argues in a signed Denver Times piece that Japan seeks colonization and may form a Japan Russia entente. He predicts Japan will target China and parts of Southeast Asia, implying the Philippines could be left alone while Japan expands. He urges cautious diplomacy and naval preparedness to deter aggression, forecasting a future Pacific confrontation.
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Far East
Japan
Pacific
Earthquake Shakes Bluefield Homes in Early Morning
A quake lasting about a minute rattled Bluefield West Virginia at 1 am. Homes suffered heavy shaking and residents sprang from bed in fright. No serious damage or injuries reported.
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Ial Triimne
Bluefield
Nine foreigners killed in Tidewater Railroad blast
A dynamite explosion near Pearlsburg Virginia today killed nine foreign laborers at a thawing fire scene on the Tidewater Railroad. The blast occurred as workers handled pink and heated explosives, causing heads to split and bodies to be blown apart.
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Commercial Tribune
Roanoke
Tidewater
Pearlsburg
Pink
Explosion wrecks Barr paint store in Summers Street
A natural gas explosion in Charleston West Virginia wrecked the W B Barr paint store on Summers Street and shattered plate glass in nearby businesses. Assistant Chief Debolt was severely burned. Loss recorded at $5,000.
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Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
W. B. Barr
Summers Street
Debolt
Ohio man named general superintendent of motive power
Special Dispatch to the Commercial Tribune Columbus Jan. 26 S H. S. Stiffey has been appointed general superintendent of motive power for Morgan lines in Ohio with jurisdiction over the Hocking Valley Toledo Ohio Central Kanawha Michigan and Zanesville Western Railroads. The appointment takes effect February 1 J C DeVille becomes master mechanic of the B&O at Newark and will succeed Stiffey as superior motive power of the Hocking Valley.
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Ocommercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Stiffey
Morgan Lines
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Toledo & Ohio Central
Kanawha & Michigan
Zanesville & Western
DeVille
Newark
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Elmwood Place
Ira Decker
Hartwell
Vine and Norwood
Bell
Burns
Frederick Moescher
Frederick Kent
Race Street
Kent
Joseph Hotcum
Walnut Street
Clifton
Gilbert Avenue
Bel
Ohio Theaters
Millan and Vine Streets
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West Virginia
Colon
America
Manchester
James Bryce
Reform Club
Root
Secretary Root
Canada
Republic
Atlantic
Mr. Bryce
House of Lords
Dayton
Big Four Limited
Cleveland
East Third Street
Lillian Huber
J. H. Huber
Perry Mercer
Findlay Street
Mary Ramby
Ramby
Celia Cooley
Broadwell Place
Anna Kiszenska
Max Kiszenska
San
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Huffman Hill
Charles Lander
Co. F. Hurley
J. Kochendorfer
Wayne Avenue
Etta Ebencothe
Harbine Street
Marie Burkhardt
Chestnut Street
Roy Welsh
McGee Street
J. C. Ross
John Sautters
Delaware, O
Delphin M. Delmas
San Francisco
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White
Martin
Roger O’mara
Madison Square Garden
Mac McKenzie
Miss
Major Daniels
Denver
Denver Times Today
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Daniels
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Philippines
Java
Sumatra
Dutch Borneo
Celebes
Gilolo
Dutch New Guinea
Australia
W Va
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Ohio Man
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