Lloyd George Plans Wider European Settlement At Genoa
Lloyd George outlines a new league plan aiming to rebuild Europe through a Genoa conference. He vows to advance British French cooperation and seek a broader association of nations including the United States to stabilize post war economics and security.
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Genoa
Association of Nations
United Prous
London
Geemally
Rouis
Etonaniie
Lloyd George
Nelieves
Waxhinistan
Genow
Ineludiig
RisGa
United States
Lloyd George Betlevi Llayer
Britain
Rivli
Pipavbeine
Staten Devling
Miners to Set New Wage Agreement at Union Meeting
United Press reports from Sitamokin that the Tri-District convention of the United Mine Workers of America will convene tomorrow to fix new wage terms. President Lewis, Vice President Alara, and Secretary Wilburn are expected to attend as officials prepare to present fresh demands to replace the current settlement before it expires April 1.
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United Press
Sitamokin
United Mine
Phil Alara
Ana SoeeOtary
Wilburn
Referee's decision overruled in woman compensation case
Mrs. Rath Marion of Archbold Lackasgin and county will receive compensation totaling 550117 under a Workmen's Compensation claim. The referee ruled her husband,died while empl oyed, but the board overruled and awarded the compensation to her based on the work-related death.
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United Press
Marrisburg
Rathwine Marion
Archbold
Lackasgin
Marion
Gabon
Sige
Philadelphia Faces Severe Crime Wave Amid Rising Robberies
Philadelphia endures a sharp surge in crime with robberies and street crackdowns reported across the city. Officials caution residents as incidents climb and security efforts intensify.
Harding Studying Prohibition Issue
United Press reports President Harding closely examining the prohibition question as part of a broader inquiry into public sentiment. The administration weighs possible constitutional or legislative steps to address bootlegging and enforcement, aiming to clarify policy and secure import support.
New Poincare Cabinet Faces First Crisis
Paris January 10 The Poincare cabinet composed entirely of conservatives will face its trial on Thursday. The new ministry, formed after Ward retained the post of Minister of Colonies, must weather opposition from the Chamber of Deputies and the Clemenceau group while outlining foreign policy and domestic aims. The cabinet includes ten lawyers and engineers with Ex-Premier Poincare and Barthou among its ranks.
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United Prose
Paris
Poincare
Hele
Ward
Albert Surtaitt
Washington
Hanes
Clemencenite Group
Otter Alogions
Luce
Witee Engineers
Duudemigions
Besidis Ex-Premiur
Runaway plane crashes into crowd in Red Bank killing woman
A pilotless aircraft experienced a loss of control and leaped from its restraining rail, crashing into spectators in Red Bank. Mrs Anna Hourihan died at the scene as bystanders and emergency crews rushed to aid the injured man and others nearby. The craft, carrying toy passengers, toppled and spiraled after sudden winds, with witnesses reporting screams and a chaotic scene as responders provided first aid.
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Red Bank
Sheewsbury
James Vasey
Casey
Galsiedt
Wittel
Anna
Hounihin
Red Tank
Hourihay
Citizens Bank Stockholders Meeting Names Officers
Citizens Bank held its annual stockholders meeting Saturday evening, electing a board of directors and officers for the coming year. The bank reported improved conditions, with construction underway on a new home and plans for a modern, attractive site, while listing the newly elected executives and officers including J. Desmond as president and J. A. Campbell as vice president.
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Campbell
J. Desmond
B W Campbell
PA Loveland
J W Campball
H.W. Parker
O. Ji
Doane SG. Sweet
DL. Bracken
G. H Bartow
C.F Brown
Don F Smith
J.J Desmond
J. A. Camp
Twll
H W. Parker
Cashiery Mist
Margaret McCarthy
Datant Cash
Rescue of Crew After Steamer Adrift Off New York Coast
United Press dispatch reports eight men were lashed to a water logged derelict near the New Forse coast during a fierce sea day. After days and nights of peril, Captain Dolee of the Malt and seven crew members survived with fuel and water scarce. They signalled distress until rescued by the Westanon, which sighted their plight and brought them safely to New York today.
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United Press
Natch
Mowitiingies
New Forse
Tania MW
Hall
Geir
Dolee
Westanon
New York
Foreign Debt Refunding Bill Reported by Senate Panel
United States Senate committee reports a foreign debt refunding bill proposing new revenue to fund a $14,000,000,000 national balance. The measure aims to restructure external obligations and streamline collections amid fiscal pressures.
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United Proms
Washington
Jan
McCumber
Missing plane found on small island
The passenger plane New York with five men aboard vanished Friday between here and Bimini inland. Navy advices say the craft, speedcraft, and air craft combed waters near Bimini in a broad search. Pilot and crew names listed. mission to return Saturday morning, but landfall not confirmed.
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Unites
Washington
New York
Bimini
Navy Department
Aviaiix
Here
NL & Kaho
Creyshaw
Noneywomen
Ala
Glinton Leorel
Cuernie
Seckiniean Smith
Medina
Transfer Dry Enforcement to the Department of Justice
United Pros reports a proposed bill in Congress to move enforcement from the Treasury to the Department of Justice. If enacted, Treasury enforcement would shift under the attorney general, with DOJ directly overseeing related permits and collection tax duties. The measure aims to centralize enforcement under federal authorities.
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The
Department of Justice
United
Washington
Jay
Senaviar King
Utahy
Ex-President Ceague Alive Says Alliance Remains
The former president Wilvin and allies discuss the state of the League and American cooperation. A gathering in front of Wilton’s home examined the drive for a $1.11 million fund to perpetuate Witlone’s stance, with warnings about those who oppose alignment.
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United Press
Wallington
Politien
Wilvin
Wilton
Jonior
Willer
League
Nutiony
Uinta
Hia
Witlone Stainis
Wilson
Artie X
If League
Bilais Sessomiay de
Iressers
Seek Reduction in Passenger Rates Across States
United Press reports Onakea Kansas, Topeka discussion by figures from the Interstate Commerce Commission about reducing passenger rates. Widespread hearings consider utility public commissions and cross state transportation pricing details.
Workers Claim Coup Against Labor Board At Freight Office
Workers accuse a new contract system at Erie railroad freight offices of cutting wages and altering rules. Officials say the change will eventually reduce rates. workers counter that it targets pay. The move, affecting Meadville and other points, centers on a new Freight Handling Company taking over.
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Erie Railroad
Feight Landing
Changerail
Ert
Wither Pointe
Meadville
Workone
Tool
Enghant
Jyscal
Heen
Fon
Salamanca
Murders Wife Shot Girl Then Personal Crisis Reported
George Pepe, described as Little Petry, killed his wife and wounded his two year old daughter before shooting himself. Police were told by Pepe's son that the assailant entered the home and opened fire, injuring the child and nearly fatally wounding the wife before fleeing outdoors. Officers found all three victims upon arrival.
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Petry
Manis
Hackinntele
George
Pepe
Far Hut
George Pepe
Oshers
Georges
Tie
Nis
Sinter
Pope
Ram-Running Plane From Mexico Seized
United Press report from Washington states a ram-running aircraft from Mexico was seized near the border. The pilot and two others were arrested and 190 bottles of Mexcan liquor were seized. investigation linked to prohibition enforcement and border smuggling activities.
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Mexico
United Press
Washington
Tin
Prohibition
Hay
Bean
Gan Antonio
Collins Acts as Premier of Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports on May 18 with Traland gaining self government and Lord Hitaalin transferring wide powers of government to Michael Callins in a move affecting the southern cabinet from Dublin Castle.
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Collins
Ireland
Pren
Dublin
Traland
Hitaalin
Yiegeor
Fryland
Michael Callins
Southerns
Dublin Castle
City May Consider Poultry Ordinance At Tonight’s Meeting
City Commission plans to discuss a new poultry ordinance to keep chickens within city limits. An engineering department report by Dickson will be presented, detailing city sewerage and paving work over the past year.
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Regula
Mombwry
Vite
Dickson
Jie Raeries
Aigalde
Drive for Wilson Memorial Foundation Launched
New York Jan 16 The drive to raise one million dollars to establish a Woodrow Wilson foundation was announced as a nationwide effort spearheaded by supporters of the late president. The plan aims to honor Wilson's memory with a lasting philanthropic institution.
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United Press
New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Plan for Milk Distribution Is Not Abandoned
City officials discuss milk distribution for undernourished children amid reporting不足 securing milk from tuberculin-tested cows. Mayor Maxinsler says staging and enforcement await careful study. licensing and dairies inspections drafted, not yet presented. federal act, local groups, and health officials to meet to resolve delays and opposition.
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Lilis
Orkanmanar Suiil
Way
Ciyhs
Tray Gillitte
Elen
House of Education
UCN
Maxinsler
City- Commission
Hureinhuigstte
State Health Department
Alexander
Thi Mensie
Kederatge Tuby
Ciunmero
Rotary Club
City Commision
Orpanteatis
Iyter
Mats Thor
Clb
Rejected lover kills sweetheart and shoots self in Pittsburgh
Joseph, 21, killed his fiancée Miss Mungnest Kaufmann after his marriage proposal was rejected, then shot himself. Miss Kaufmann, widely regarded as one of the prettiest girls in the Lawrenceville district, died instantly. The man involved, Daniel Searcy of Erie, arrived at the scene.
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Ted
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Wind
Mungnest Kaufmann
Kaumann
Lawrence Ville
New Basis of Value Sought by Magnate
United Press reports Henry Ford launches a bold national campaign to redefine the money system, arguing for a new basis of value tied to productive energy. He links this to Muscle Shoals and Mississippi projects, urging wartime-like mobilization of capital to create work and reduce unemployment.
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United Press
Washington
Widin
Henry
Detroit
Geremany Tasny Kold
Germany
Lusigst Chanitey
Europe
Platt
America
Ford Ward
Makime
Ford
Muscle Shedls
Micsissippi
Avid
Aiide
Taroud Cntrenteye
Powerfont
Anil Employmant
Harding Promises Miners Assistance
President Harding expressed empathy with blacklisted miners in West Virginia facing eviction. A miners committee met him Wednesday to urge aid. He pledged to tell Secretary of Labor Davis to act and to contact D. C. Vik to pursue help for the miners.
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United FT el
Washington
Jai
Harding
West Virginia
Hardug
Kerry
Lala
Davi Tle
Dae Vik
Chautauqua Boosters Plan 10 Meeting Tonight
Chautauqua boosters invite the public to a meeting at the Municipal Building this evening. Officials say the annual program will depend on community support at tonight’s gathering to be announced.
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Chautauqua Boosters
AMD Feho
Chayeniqune
Farm Bloc and Harding Compromise on Board Appointment
In Wallington Iowa a dispute between President Harding and a senate majority centers on appointing a board. The article notes a potential standoff over an introral reserve and hints at threats involving a subtitle ballot. Senator Kel is referenced in relation to the debate.
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Wallington
Prominni
Airdarast
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