Downfall Looms As Cannes Talks Collapse
United Press reports from Cannes that Premier Briand and his cabinet resigned amid intense pressure over the Cannes conference. The move threatens the Anglo French alliance prospects and signals the virtual end of the Supreme Council talks, with Paris and Washington awaiting developments and reparations policy at the Genoa meeting.
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Supreme Council
Eave Xining
Friad Avi
Cabignet AL Tourheur
Fininge
Briana
Millerand
Paris
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Aritide
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Tennre
Ieland
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Briand
France
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le Saprime Caimnel Amicetings
Atenen
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Prench Polleler
Unibet Press
Ty M. Sarrayt
Minsister
Coleen
Murder Trial Sparks Demand for Justice in Ossining
The Ossining court hears a murder appeal tied to the George Singer case. Key figures include Raymond Mulford and William Marywog, with Buffalo residents Beth Marwogvaissouvir among defendants facing trial. Public sentiment calls for accountability and swift legal action.
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Klinger
Ossining
Tin
Sie
Jrome
Netoy Sayyeh
I Yenial
Vaissouvir
George Singer
Amundsen Arctic voyage to study weather origins
United Press reports Captain Roald Amundsen plans a five year Arctic expedition from Alaska to Norway to investigate how weather is formed. He aims to test the theory that storms originate over the North Polar region and travel globally, seeking data to improve storm forecasting.
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United Press
New York
Roald Amundsen
Artic
Bierkress
Ghridtiania
North Polar
Rouinel
East Recovers From Blizzard After Heavy Snow
United Press reports Pennsylvania slowly rebounding from a blizzard that shut roads, halted streetcars, and disrupted lines. Medford County measured up to 22 inches of snow, thousands shovel drifts, 200 road crews and plows moved 1200 miles of highways toward reopening. Rail service restored gradually as communications and utilities returned to normal, with most telegraph and telephone networks working again.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Yestern
Everat Mehee
Philadelphia
Medford County
State Highway Department
Poison plot tied to Guatemalan envoy death in New York
A suspected political poison plot linked to Guatemala arises after the death of Manuel Diegues, Guatemala’s consul general in New York. An autopsy will determine if poisoning caused his death at Broad Street Hospital, amid political upheaval back home.
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United Press
New York
Twce
Hye
Manuel Diegues
Gentral
Guantemala
Diegues
Sys
Treeembee
Gith
Broadstreet
Yeaterflay
Last Minute Telegraphic Bulletins From Global News
A series of fragmentary early 20th century bulletins reports bomb blasts in Budapest with many casualties, debates on the Newbury case and seating, a New York Evening Post sale announcement, and diplomatic notes onlenin Trotsky at Genoa, and Chinese Japanese envoys reaching a compromise on a Shanghai railway dispute.
Warren County Big Game Totals Highlight Bounties Report
Supervisor Beatty releases hunting statistics for Warren Crawford and surrounding counties in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Deer totals top six dozen in Warren, with coyotes, ducks, geese and bears listed. raccoons and rabbits figure prominently. Several nonfatal hunting accidents noted, with one fatal incident avoided.
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Erie
Warren County
Praoklin
Morbert J. Betty
Warton
Venango
Crasefurd
Merete
Erin County
Warren
Ant Forest
Beatty
Merter
Youungo
Eerie County
Admount
Crawford
Tus
Inllowas
Anevanan
Ruby Ted Grivise
Ringneck
Virginiee
Tata
Warren Govrity
Lewall
Martial Law Declared in Mexia Texas Oil Fields
Governor Butler and Brigadier General alerts ordered National Guard to Mexia and the Golden Lane oil area to restore order. Proclamations claim highway robbery, lawlessness, and gambling dens with alleged violent crimes. Guard sweep targets cabarets and gambling halls amid widespread unrest.
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Austin
Texas
Martial Lau
Mexia
Nottecu
Menia
Alters
Butler
Golden Lane
Smirting Tawageore
Neff
Stra Faron
Moxiay
Jas Wable
Monte Carlo
Bhaniginis
Woman Testifies In Self Defense Shooting Trial
Pittsburgh January trial case centers on Minnie Clarks who claims she shot her husband Grant Johnson in self defense after fear of him. Witness recounts fear and describes the fatal incident occurring in their home with Horak and others present.
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Gaited Prem
Pittsburgh
Minnie Clarks
Grant JoRnnon
Nigbund
De Valera Holds Firm In Obstinate Mood In Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports De Valera maintaining a stubborn stance as British evacuation and amnesty for Irish prisoners unfold. King’s pardon sparks relief while Dublin Castle demobilizes and commands prepare to depart. Griffith forms a committee to liaise with London on Free State setup and seeks southern parliament approval to ratify the Britain treaty.
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United Press
Chiles M. McCann
Dublin
Frais
London
Queenstown
Corks
Farmem
Fermoy
Bandon
Waterford
Dublin Castle
Lela
Duplin Castle
Leith Bree
Sutsilay
Three minors face homicide charges in Philadelphia case
United Press reports in Philadelphia that three boys and a girl face homicide or manslaughter charges. Eager N Lance, 16, allegedly stabbed her father to defend her mother. Francis No ber, 12, accused in a separate killing. 15 year old Rayners tied to a shooting. Alexander Vander slige, 25, to face trial for the September shooting of Stanley Laskowski. Also pending is the arraignment of John Lepiwald for a Christmas Day playmate shooting.
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United Press
Philadelpiia
Jan
Wienberh Lange
He Fother
Eagar
Lance
Feam
Francis Nober
Robart Reyners
Divbargert
Alexander Vandersligé
Zen Zalaw Ar
Jbowscki
Lepowski
Crooks
Cops
Girl Fatally Burned Rescuing Small Sisters
A young woman identified as Nelquist, 18, died from burns sustained while rescuing her younger sisters from a burning home. She died in hospital after the dramatic rescue amid flames and smoke.
Flood Park to Open as Municipal Skating Rink
Officials announced a plan to flood a city park site on North Center Street to create a municipal skating rink. The project, coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce and local departments, will provide a skating area within days once sufficient water and thickening measures are completed.
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Corey
Tin
Perty
North Center Street
Nearly Twenty Thousand Books Circulated at Local Library
The library report by Emma A. Dean shows nearly 20 000 volumes circulated in the past year, about 90 percent fiction. Over 11 000 visits for reading and reference, 11 898 fiction works read, and 6 018 non fiction readers. Four hundred forty eight row books added, 355 purchased and 200 gifts. Three hundred three year book exchanges recorded, with 11 776 paying visitors for reference books. The report credits Mrs Bleunti Ficarian for steady growth and community benefit.
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Emma A. Dean
Journal Today
Peer Plo
Ord
Purehie
Lini
Bleutificarian
United Press sports editor wed Katharine Shoup in New York
United Press sports editor Henri Lo Tar tel and Miss Katharine Louise Shoup were married today at St Bridgets Catholic Church in New York. The couple will sail for their honeymoon after the ceremony, heading to New York for the next assignment.
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Jos Auiton Frei
Nery
Henri Lo Tartel
New York
United Press
Katharine
Poison booze toll in US rises with new deaths
United Press dispatches report poison liquor deaths rise to 103 in the United States since January 1. Two per week occur in the New York area during the Juve hours, as authorities warn of contamination.
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United Press
New York
United States
All
New Yorke
Spanish Cabinet Falls to Bitter Political Attacks
Madrid dispatch reports the Spanish cabinet led by Senor Manra resigning after intense inter political attacks tied to war and finance turmoil. Key figures include Senor de la Cort and Senor Dato, with uncertain ministerial positions amid the upheaval.
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United Press
Madrid
Fnder
Senor
Mantra
Maura
Senor Dato
Angwith
Rich Senor de la Corl
Wages to be Recovered After Strike Spark
A court ruling compels the Clowke-Butt and Skirt Manufacturers Association to honor wage recoveries for members of the Ladies' Garment Workers as a result of a strike. The decision, reported by United Press, involves about 2000 workers seeking back wages. In other news from Harrisburg, Governor appoints a new treasurer for Westmoreland County to fill the vacancy caused by a death.
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Vured Pros
New York
Sellon
Reali
Jth
Vorliie
Ireyan-svitty
United Press
Warrisburg
Jan
Withan 'Dom Ir
Westmoreland
Mcstonnell
Pershing May Be Called To Testify On Hangings
General Olin J Pershing may be called before the Senate investigation to testify about the hangings of American soldiers in France and the procedures used. Major questions involve who signed the executions and what regulations governed the penalties. Colonel Samuel Vomm testified that he ordered two hangings at La Susville Brante by directive from General Pershing.
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Laurence M. Benedict
Avasilington
Olin J
Pershing
Senate
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Othiet
Senator Watson
Georgia
France
Congress
Cates
Vatanar
Vine
Issurtilles Pembe
War
Washington
Coloniel Samuel Vo
Haway
la Sur-Tille
Brante
Payshing
Ford Takes Over Lincoln Plant Amid Turbulent Talks
Detroit January reports say Ford plans to convert the Lincoln Motor Car factory to mass production, with Ford engineers finalizing the arrangements. A federal court set February time for the receiver's sale of the Lincoln plant to raise about 11 million dollars. Rumors tie General Motors and Durant to the ongoing proposition as families including Mr and Mrs Joseph Reilly visit Mrs D Uylues in MondVilly.
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United Press
Detroit
Livsie
Ford Automobile
Lincoln
Ford Place
Ford
Arthur Tattleson
Seven Jurors Drawn For Second Arbuckle Trial
In San Francisco seven jurors were drawn for the second Arbuckle trial as attorneys warned the lengthy voir dire process may lead to a draw rather than a verdict. The juror panel follows delays from the first trial and reflects persistent effort to find a suitable jury amid ongoing legal maneuvering.
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Rérston
Fatey Arbuckle
Alii Tamiering
Yng. Fd
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