Bribery Charge Ties to Taylor Murder Plot Unfolds
Los Angeles grand jury probes alleged bribery tied to suppressing facts in the Taylor murder case. District Attorney and police expose behind the scenes maneuvers as directors and witnesses face intense scrutiny. Investigators pursue jealousy and hidden connections involving Minter and Normand amid sensational claims.
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Los Angeles
Tribec
Pilus
Taylor
Ryler
Hey Thomas
Lee Woolwhip
Motion Picture Directors Association Inc
Februsey C
Afb
Linushes
Nase
Hlm
Dephty
Agram
Roetor
Sands
Lililini
Mary Miles Minter
Mabel Normand
Hae
Fleres
Henry Peavey
Ak Avery
Taro
Tui
Thi
Operators Stand Firm in Demands for Lower Wages
The United Anthracite operators say wage demands must reflect production costs. A public meeting of the anthracite operators committee is planned in Atlantic City on February 23 to frame policy with miners' representatives. Spokesman AS Learoyd notes total mine cost for a ton of anthracite is 85.5, with 3.9235 dollars attributed to labor.
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Atlantic City
United Pros
Wilkesharke
Pulicins
Anthradite Ualuperstars
Mfiers
AS. Loaniyd
Learoyd
Taylor Case Suspect Found Dead in Suspected Self Harm
A report from San Diego states a suspect in the Taylor murder case, Howard Sant, may have killed himself. Investigators note a man named James Mabini alias Willi Roops matches the description. The British government and Coast Guard offices are continuing to pursue leads, with no definitive verdict yet.
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Taylor
United Prons
San Diego
Calif
Carver S.C Kelly
Arty
Howard Sant
Dhormyaryie Tunowaeate
Willi Roops
James Mabini
Fae Angelés
Buakis
Charity Work Highlighted In Hospital Monthly Report
The Cory Hospital Board met at the Library Building with President Laurie presiding. The January monthly report showed extensive improvements including second floor renovations, washed walls, new tile, and bath overhaul. Despite financial constraints, several projects progressed, with total hospital days and charity care detailed and a forthcoming annual report to be published.
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Mirsotore
Cory Hespital Cet
Tyildli
Laurie
Mewiry Ilkton
Olde
Seale
Gaiftretti
HiNetrony
Smith and DeRosay
Mix Ming
Inns Honations
Bonne Tx
Orlando Fails to Form Italian Cabinet
In Rome on February, former premier Vit tori Orlandi failed to secure a new Italian cabinet. He was unable to form a coalition due to hostility from several groups, and was obliged to decline the royal request to head the next Parliament.
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Orlando
Rome
Vittori Orlandi
Tallin
Victor Emmannuel
Dem Republicans Laud Washington Disarmament Conference Work
The report outlines Democratic praise for the disarmament conference held in Washington. It notes President Wilson era ideals guiding self determination and world peace, with emphasis on international cooperation, pacific security, and credit to the administration for progress toward broader treaties and reduced naval armament.
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Pari
Washington
Chinn
Pan
Wwen
Uhinn
Iran
Pacific
Gan Abe
Nineteen of crew missing from Northern Pacific steamer
Report from Norfolk states nineteen officers and crew are missing after the Northern Pacific steamer split, with five more men believed aboard the tanker Wylie. The steamer picked up lifeboats amid driving rain as rescue efforts continue.
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Tuited
Norfolk
Meiners
Tured Staamier
Capulla D Lusti
Todlay
Wylie
London views new Sinn Fein outbreak with alarm
Alarm spreads as reports of Sinn Fein raids reach London. Ulster forces, border guards, and British troops deployed to deter cross border attacks amid tensions over Ulster independence and the Irish peace treaty. Leaders including Arthur Griffith and Lloyd George discuss expanding provisional government powers to prevent further assaults.
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Belfast
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Alester
MacReady
Ulster
Irish Republican Army
Akwr
London
Michiel Collins Bolling
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fain
Lloyd George
Trith
Free State
Ordon
Fire Ravages Scranton Destroys Vestny Purni tite Go
A severe blaze in Scranton caused about 200000 in damage to Vestny Purni tite Go and severely damaged the Putin restaurant and Western Union building on Smokawake avenue. Firemen were injured while fighting the flames as the fire spread from the Young Kiuilsling to the Western Union office, cutting off communication with outside points. Telegraph offices reported losses and an urgent exodus of staff as smoke and flames overwhelmed the area.
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Scranton
Vestny
Putin Restaurant
Western Union
Smokawake Avenue
Kiuilsling
Wester Union
Union Officai
Train Wreck Injures One on Georgia Line
A Western and Atlantic line wreck occurred early today near POINT GA injuring one person. The New York and New Orleans limited train derailed after a track failure causing coach and passenger injuries as crews cleared the scene.
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Point
New York
New Orléans
Permon
Nekeo Freman
Poucsencen
Shinbem
Lereee
Will Drill On Seneca Street Property In City Area
The plan calls for well No 1 at a site on Seneca Street near Ridge and Fourth ward, with contractor Purninnottt as the operations manager. Watrous leads the local group and aims to drill tests southeast of the city toward McCrayusm, listing several interested parties and possible test wells in the vicinity.
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Thea Fiusineas Min
Thomas Geren Wetron
Fred Myenum
Tayerhor
Vitners
Inteater
Deiilird
Heras
AL Watrouss
Rye Luis
Mr Watwus
Uli Kurmer
McCrayusm
Stewart's
East
Raymond
R. W. Lown
Litford Bliss
C. B. Wilcox
Harding Signs Debt Refund Bill Controlling Nations Debt
President Harding signs a debt refund measure creating an 11 billion dollar reparations plan. A commission led by the Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will handle negotiations with debtors. The bill sets a 1947 deadline for arrangements, with members drawn from both parties in Congress to oversee the process.
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Washington
Hardin
White House
Mellon
Gompers Back Labor to Aid Miners and Railmen
Pennsylvania education chief Finegan defended the state school system before the Pennsylvania State School Directors Association. He rebutted charges of centralized control, excessive spending, and outsider appointments, detailing budget practices and efforts to equalize funds for rural districts. He argued administrative costs per pupil are lower in Pennsylvania than in other states and urged support for a formal Budget system.
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Harrisburg
Thomes Finegan
Department of Public Instruction
Pennsylvania Suite School Directors Association
Finegan
Wid Hay
Scounll
Walthi
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Boeri
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Titenun
Department of Public
Treasury
bin Mente
Injustice to Both the Miners and Consumers
United Press interviews President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor outlining support for miners in a potential nationwide coal strike. He frames the dispute as a fight against wage suppression and inflated profits, urging joint negotiations and warning against railroad labor steps that harm labor.
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United Pron
Washington
Amercan Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Renoration of Labor
United Press
Iabor
Gompers
Junk navies of Britain Japan and U S valued at 30 million
United Press reports Joseph G. Hitner estimates the combined navies of Britain, the United States, and Japan could be sold as scrap for about 30.5 million dollars, far below government purchase costs. He lists ships including Maine and Columbia as junk, with tonnage estimates by vessel type and nationality.
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Japan
U. S
Junk
United
Philadelphia
United States
Great Britain
Japary
Joseph G. Witter
Henry
A. Hitner
Milner
Ali
Mashipa Srilsers
Tit
Maine
Mir Foun
Wisdochsin
Hatte ¢Ruiser Co Wmbia
Aonitare
Tondywh
Ovark
Puritan
Aye Miaituneral
Mie
Meyliner
Hitner's
Hiter
Urbain
Myhough
Hiller
Ford and engineers to testify on Muscle Shoals offers
United Press reports Henry Ford will not appear in person before the House Military Affairs Committee to discuss Muscle Shoals. He will send engineer W M Mayo on Monday while Secretary Weeks says two additional offers will be sent to Congress by week’s end, from Frederick Engstrom and C C Pinkler, focusing on construction and power generation.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
Tech
Henry Ford
House Militey Affairs Committee
Ford
W. M. Mayo
Mayo HS
Weeks
Muscle Shoals
Frederick Hogstrom
Newport Ship Building Corporation
Wilmington
N. G
C. C. ‘Tinkler
Preacant
Construction Company of North America
San Francisco
Pinkler
Enyutrom
Engstromr
Receiver Appointment Sought for Columbia Graphophana Co
United Prom reports an application in a United States court for the appointment of a receiver for the Columbia Graphophana Manufacturing Co. A trio of petitioners led by William G. ine haffy and Henry W. Barta, representing the Wan euriti¢s Company and May TR. een, request court action to take control of the firm amid ongoing financial concerns.
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United Prom
Wilmington
Cal
Asb
Columbia Graphophana Manufacturing Co
Wan Mare
United States
William G.inehaffy
Wan Euriti¢S Company
May TR
Henry W. Barta
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