Severe Midwestern Winter Storm Traps Cities
A historic blizzard paralyses Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas Iowa Nebraska and Illinois politics report heavy snow and high winds isolate urban centers. Minneapolis St Paul and other communities lose service while rail and road routes suffer widespread disruption. Emergency crews warn of continued outages and dangerous travel conditions overnight.
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Urge Cooperation to Check Scarlet Fever Outbreak
Officials in Harrisburg and the county medical examiner urged residents and medical professionals to cooperate fully in stamping out scarlet fever. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Miller reported some improvement but warned the disease remains a threat, especially with a recovered and a new case discovered in the city. Exclusion from schools and periodic examinations were recommended, with parents and doctors urged to support all preventive measures.
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Speed blamed for Buffalo Pittsburgh derailment disaster
Rail officials attributed the January 30 wreck near St George to excessive speed. Three people died when engine and train No 000 derailed south of St George. Investigators from the Interstate Commerce Commission continue probing the incident as local dairymen unite for a yearly meeting.
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Church War Reignites In New York Rally
Bishop Manning of the Protestant Episcopal Church sparked renewed conflict between modernists and fundamentalists at a 8,500-person cathedral gathering. He argued that the Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed form the core of Christian faith, warning that without them the gospel lacks meaning.
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Consider Proposals During Board of Education Session
While the Board of Education met this afternoon to arrange preliminaries for a meeting, no action had been taken by 1 o clock. The dispatch was received over the Journal's United Press telegraph machine.
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Young lad injured in coasting accident at Prest and Pleasant
Harold Weed, 12, son of Fred Weed, sustained serious injuries when his sled collided with a car driven by Willidyr Jones at Prest Avenue and Pleasant Street. Dr John Miblen treated him. he suffered a broken limb and a badly sprained ankle and was improving at home.
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Speculation on Govt Officials Ties to Teapot Dome Probed
February report from Washington notes probe into alleged oil stock trading by government officials before the Teapot Dome disclosure. Senate investigators seek broker records as witnesses refuse to testify, while new counsel prepares to pursue court action for cancellation of related matters.
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Reopening of Gas Case Sparks Effort to Avert Boost
Erie officials move to reopen the gas rate case as Supreme Court rules loom. City Solicitor Gilson commits to every effort to block another rate increase. A Supreme Court list arrived. only 10 days for rehearing, timetable extended to allow action.
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Resignation Triggers New Greek Cabinet Formation
Athens reports February developments as Premier Venizelos presents his resignation after a farsa style dispute. Regent Aeathy announces plans to appoint M. Catdige to form a new cabinet, signaling a political reshuffle and potential policy shifts.
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Warrant sought in alleged shooting case
Two West End residents Young and McGrath sought a warrant for the arrest of a youth named Goodwill after a shot was fired on a road near his property. Police say a lantern slipped on ice, the lantern struck, and a shot was fired. witnesses claim the men had been shooting in the neighborhood. No trace of Young or McGrath reported by noon.
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Condition of W C Murray Critical After Accident
Friends learned in Rochester Minnesota that W C Murray is in very critical condition. The well known manufacturer and civic figure has been in poor health for months and the car accident on First Avenue crossing worsened his condition. O K Whiefocke, his longtime business partner, is with him in Rochester.
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Lloyd George Pays Tribute To War Leader
United Press reports from Churt England on February 4 detail former British Prime Minister David Lloyd George paying tribute to American war president Woodrow Wilson. Lloyd George called Wilson a great man and a key figure in Versailles days, praising his sacrifice for world peace and the era’s ideal of nations. He recalled initial misgivings fading after personal talks, and expressed deep admiration for Wilson’s virtues and sincerity.
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Sinclair Plans to Leave Wed from Paris
Paris, Feb 1 Hursy PF Sinclair, millionaire oil promoter and lessee of the Tapot Dome naval reserves, announced today he is departing to the United States aboard the Cunard River Borgaria, sailing from Cherick Wednesday.
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Woodrow Wilson Dies at Washington Home
Nation mourns as President Woodrow Wilson dies at 11 15 am Sunday in Washington after an unconscious period. President Coolidge proclaims highest honors and war chiefs to accord a state funeral if Mrs. Wilson consents. Capitol halts business. plans await her decision and Arlington burial options are noted.
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Wilson dies firm believer in League plan
HINGTON Feb 4 Woodrow Wilson died a firm believer in the League of Nations He maintained to the end his faith in the instrument he championed He foresaw a sweeping Democratic victory and urged a leader who would uphold United States membership in the League He dismissed armament cuts as not reducing war and urged first to form a peace organization then join the League Passion for peace defined his final views as he watched world events from his residence without public involvement
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