German embassy flag incident foreshadows relief scrapping in Washington
Berlin and Washington debate the half mast flag episode honoring Woodrow Wilson. Germany hints at recalling Ambassador Wiedfeldt and halting relief measures, while Berlin defends its stance and questions American mourning norms.
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Germany
Washington
Mob. F
State Department
Berlin
Ambriea Dor Wiedfeldt
Woodrow Wilkon Wath
Uwe
Tewa
Silva
Wiedeldt
Wilson
Jusstrand
France
Wiedfeldt
Mr. Wilson
Ford
Herlin
American Legion
United States
Woortrow Wilson
Ambassa Ly der Windfeldt
Theodoe Wolft
Caltar
Fethie Berliner Tageblatt
Aly
Dusimbaut
Araurica
Raolius
America
Walt
London Agog Over Secret Pact Allegations At Versailles
London and Paris rage over Lloyd George claim that Wilson and Clemenceau arranged a secret Rhineland occupation pact. Washington weighs Wilson files and memoir plans as Mrs Wilson and supporters push funding for a postwar project amid the controversy.
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Tiger
Woodrow Wilson
Rhineland
United Press
Paris
Tech
Georges Clemencens
Direck
Lloyd George
London
Cleesean
Prance
Clementian
George
Wilson
Congress
British Isles
Charse
Wonderow Wilko
Chenienceau
United States
Liosd George
Thy Tuten
Prine Miniser
Washington
Woodrow Wilsin
Wiley
Clemencant
Johnson defies withdrawal rumors in presidential race
Johnson declares he will not withdraw from the presidential race despite constant rumors fueled by Coolidge headquarters. He vows to stand firm and continue the fight, denying any plots to force his exit and calling for continued support.
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Washington
Illness spreads after inoculations at Concord area schools
Twenty five students at McLwain School and Hudgerater reportedly fell ill after receiving inoculations with a drug called Winanthtaxin. One student already ill at Concord Academy is mentioned as part of the outbreak. Officials say an investigation is underway to determine the cause and scope of the scandalous incidents.
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Worton
Mcltwain
Concord Academy
Concord
Scarlet Fever Quarantine Expanded In City
Chief of Police Dunkle reports a new scarlet fever case in quarantine in the city. About thirty five cases are under quarantine as health officers enforce strict school inspections and home quarantine to halt the outbreak among children.
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Dunkle
Hevern
Wen
de. N. Tray Gilette
Fairview
Cau Tm
Meeting of Motorists Club to Discuss Changes
An important meeting of the Gort Sailor Club will be held at the Municipal building Friday evening at 8 oclock. Members are urged to attend to discuss revisions to club governance and related matters including service improvements.
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Gortsalltor Club
Munimi Building
Yelock
Coolidge aides confident of nomination in Cleveland
Reported first ballot totals show Coolidge campaign claiming 874 votes to reach beyond the 560 needed. Analysts note only Wisconsin may tilt to La Follette, while California remains Johnson’s home state potential trouble for Coolidge. Adams, as Republican chair, declined to confirm the claims while acknowledging discussions proceed.
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Washington
Cleveland
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Miram Johnson
Johnson
Artzona
Arkansas
California
Tinoi Tudinna
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Wisconsin
New Enghand
Mississippi
Eure
Staten
la Follette
John Adams
Republican National Committee
Jon
Adams
Tomax Xay
Drought Devastates Tribes in Trans Vaal Region
Reports from Johannesburg on February 7 describe severe drought in north western Trans Vaal. Locusts and crop failures force Marl lousand natives to subsist on wild caterpillars as forage crops fail and herds starve.
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Johannesburg
Trans Vaal
Loveland Questions City Hotel Proposals in Letter
In a February 8, 1924 letter to Raymond of the Hotel Company, Franie M. Loveland expresses surprise that a second Corry hotel project exists. She questions Corry's ability to support two hotels and discusses the St James site, costs, and potential rivalry with the proposed new hotel.
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Tack Loveland
Raymond
Franie M. Loveland
Han
Covelands
Tanvatant
Byanle
Ani
W. Loveland
Dabbitt
St James
Alte
Benes
Corry
St. Tames
Blizzard Cuts Northward Telegraphed Lines Across Midwest
Reports from Chicago Milwaukee and Michigan describe a crippling blizzard that severed telegraph wires and train routes with five to six fatalities tallied. Widespread power outages and frostbound roads halted commerce as Rotary snowplows fought through massive drifts to reach stranded communities. Authorities warn of food shortages and isolated towns in four states amid continuing severe winter weather.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Michigan
Sihén Polar
Wisaard
Reedyville
Bulge
Miners' Bodies Likely Lost After Milford Mine Disaster
In Crosby Minnesota August Swan reports 42 miners drowned in the Milford mine after a shaft collapse. Bodies lie at the bottom of a twenty foot shaft nearly filled with muck sand and water, making recovery unlikely.
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Crosby
Minn
Pele
Milford
August Swanon
Ite
Trustees for new tubercular hospital meet in Erie County
J J Desmond confirms board delays as missing members prevent full organization. County commissioners back building on the Dobler farm though questions remain about suitability for a tuberculosis hospital. Dr Reed warns the need to proceed with plans after state clinic treatment data, while national and state officials dispute the Dobler site suitability.
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J.J. Desmond
Erie County
Erie
Dobler Farm
Desmond
Bowie
Reed
National Tuberculosis Association
Tim
State Department
Mearth Thay
McAdoo Looks to Purge Teapot Dome Taint Next Week
Former Secretary of the Treasury William McAdoo plans to appear before the Senate Teapot Dome committee next week to explain his connection with J J Doheny and defend himself against implications tied to naval oil leases. Investigators pursue stories of corrup tion and potential government influence over Mexican policy and oil reserves.
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Secretary of Treasury
United
Washngton
William McAdoo
Ninkell
McAdoos
McAdoo
Doheny
Senate Committee
Gow
Agencie
Corry Liquor Cases Headed for Friday Hearing
Reports from Erie and Mayville indicate grand jury actions and a Treasury case involving Senator Cinzeni, Ralph Golden, and other officials will be reviewed by a jury tomorrow or Monday. Local notices mention Fort Corry and a Cu?ry business meeting and social updates amid other scattered items.
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Corry
Erié
Attenon
United Prem
Mayville
Washington, Ed
Thera Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Ware
E Corporation
Cinizeni
Ralph Golden
Gorty
Caii
Wuault
Mallon’ Tesly Tt
Jamestown
Action to Collect School Tax Delinquents Led by Official
Legal action to collect the 192 percent per capita school tax from city delinquents began today under the guidance of Collector TH. Manley after instructions from the Board of Education. Warrants will follow if nonpayment continues, with over three hundred women and other delinquents targeted. more cases to be opened tomorrow as papers are served.
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Manley
Board of Education
Whelodic
Second Waril
Corry Rotary Members Attend Intercity Erie Assembly
A party of ten Corry Rotary Club members joined eleven cities at a noon gathering at the Lawrence Hotel in Erie. Presiding was Mayo of the Erie club. speakers included Tony Smith and Duit. Entertainment featured Georgie Wood with a theater party following the session.
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Corry Rotary Club
Erie
Olin Bracken
Clu
Erie Rotary Club
Lawrence Hotel
Corry
Titusville
Meadville
Oil City
Cleveland
Ashuatis
Conneaut
Mayo
Erie Club
Tony Smith
International Board
Duit
Meadville Club
Georgie Wood
Manchester
England
Woodrow Wilson
Plans for New Masonic Temple Near Center Street
Preliminary plans for the Mucoat Temple to be built on North Center street were drafted by Oliver W Johnson of Jamestown and will be approved and revised next week. Ground breaking is unlikely this spring but preparations will be made to secure a safe letting of the contract and an actual start to building next fall or spring.
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North Center Street
Oliver W Johmson
Jamestown
Masonitc
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Rockies
County
Im’adoo
Fort Corry
Dorothy Huxbee
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Mr. W. Hytings
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