Paris Exposition Outlines Policy Amid War Tensions
A leaked report outlines a cabinet slate discussing relations with the United States and wartime policy as Germany and allies move toward new government changes. The document mentions premier Aristide Erland and a future framework for diplomacy and alliance amid growing international strain.
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Paris
Hrinen
America
Bruni
Newapayor
Hibedlag
Ili
Omany
Thi Coe
Beiund
Inter Wilulionx
Gun Topien
Corinne
Ivelga Qlairy
Aristida Erland
Ion Tovluy
Prewhling Wik
Cnpmet
Dynaitie
Evlartil Mynnes
American Witnney
Ion Mealy
Harding To Florida For A Vacation
United Press reports Harding plans a Florida vacation at St Augustine Morita as part of a travel itinerary. Era details are unclear but the piece mentions hiking and possible delays with no direct meetings or events specified.
Explosion Wrecks Uniontown Mine in Pennsylvania
Ten yon down Pa sFrit 20 Dor0 alynamite explosion wrecked the hole ar room and engine house of the Pat rivle mine of the Nicholwon Cox company at Mawmrtowny Hone pare early Hoddy. Damage was oativated at ip10,000. County Retestivon are scclling von el on Hobwuey.
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Tenyon Down
sFrit
Hoilear
Engini Houke
Patrivle
Nicholwon Cox Company
Vonel
Aninera
Guardsmen on trail for slaying miner
United Press dispatch reports 29 miners indicted in connection with the lynching of William Baird amid mounting tensions. Relations between local guards and residents are described as strained as authorities prepare for arraignments this weekend.
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Iominghaim
Ali
Dan
Pennsylvan ia Gas Company Faces Hearing Over Line Extensions
A Pennsylvania Gas Company official defended extending gas lines into Erie Jamestown and Tamestown amid a dispute over service interruptions and supply. The case follows a 1916 plan to boost exports while consumer impact lingered with delayed hearings resuming in Tamestown on January 25.
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Erie
Jamestown
Mieldi
Cra Hun
Ompany
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Tamestown
Pornoylvania Gin Company
Graham
Hiw
Nbxt
Ames Town
Lenin In Serious Condition Amid Conflicting Reports
Reports vary on Nikolai Lenin's health with earlier sources conflicting and unclear. Unofficial notes hint at smoke and minor details while weather mentions ask for warmer conditions tonight.
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Lenin
United Proud
Nikolai Lenin
Further Cut by P. R. R. Ordered Across Departments
A 10 percent wage cut across all Pennsylvanian railroad departments was ordered by the company to reduce expenses amid a downturn in freight and passenger traffic. Managers aim to minimize hardship, but furloughs and layoffs will affect up to 800 employees in Philadelphia and nearby plants as the system seeks cost savings.
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Toral Uf
Samudd Red
PR. R. Aysiom
Ponaayivanlu
Penna
R. R
Pouna
Curiail
P. R Ryan
Attacna
Governor Sproul Opposes Additional Judgeships
Governor Sproul argues against adding judges in the near future, saying existing judges can handle current duties. He cites population thresholds, current laws in Philadelphia and Allegheny counties, and warns extra courts would raise public expense without urgent need.
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Morout
Oats
Intohia Alwaas
Municipal Court
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Uwe
Allegheny
Britain weighs twenty year loan to ease debt burden
A London report cites a high official stating Britain favors a long term twenty year loan to convert debt. The piece notes wartime aviation, air supremacy goals, and Britain’s recent debt figures with interest payments outlined.
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iBy Lloyd Allen
London
Amenion
Fin
Avlindy
Touhs
Great Britain
Dt Doan
Sleeping Sickness In Cleveland Reported Fatalities
Cleveland reports sleeping sickness with fatalities including 90-year-old Ralph Heidt who died after a fall during a private illness. Health officials note cases in Rockwood and nearby areas as investigations determine the rise of the disease in the region and state.
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United Press
Cleveland
Rockwood
Ralph Heidt
Rockwell
Columbina
Congress in Session Reports Diverse Debates and Actions
Senate hearings address Calder coal and Borah ordinance while emergency measures face Democratic opposition. House debates agriculture and cotton bills as Ways and Means begins tobacco inquiry. Committees review railroad valuation, river improvement, and river harbors funds amid appropriations for army navy diplomacy and commerce.
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Himbers
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Britain to attend disarmament talks with President Harding
Daily newspaper quotes United Press that Great Britain will send a delegation to an international conference on disarmament proposed by President Harding. The claim appeared in a dispatch from London dated Tau 26.
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Britaliy Jiiluyie
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Tuna Ura Eal
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London
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Raids on Sinn Fein Centers Continue in London
London reports say police seized several Sinn Fein centers across the city today. No arrests were reported as officers conducted searches in multiple locations amid ongoing raids.
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Sinn Fein
United Press
London
Corry Man Named Senate Journal Clerk
Announcement of appointments from Hartleburg reports Arthur J. Lyons of Corry chosen as Senate journal clerk. The same notice lists other leadership picks including Sisson as educational committee chair and Diaz as finance chair.
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Senator Sisson
Committee On Education
Hartleburg
Arthur J
Journa Vlerk
Senate
State Senate
Seimter A. P. Diaz
Jey
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Bumgard
Cambrid County
Rav. T. W. Davies
Claplain
J. @. Miller
Venango County
Tramgorihing
Andrassy Leads Movement to Restore King Todaphst Era
Article reports Andrassy heading a movement to restore King Todaphst with a party formed in Hungary. The plan envisions a reunified Austria under King Charles with Andrassy as president.
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United Press Todaphst
Tan
King Charles
Austria
Wailin
Hare
Count Andrassy
Bomb injuries in three attacks spark military curfew
Eight people were injured in three bombings in Duttin near Uich. Military authorities declared a state of heightened alert, with a curfew and patrols in Dublin and Meath after the fighting subsided. Rebels were said to be hunted in each vehicle during patrols.
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Uich
Poncette
Dublin
Meath
British Shipping Policy Allegedly Aims at U S Trade
Washington reports claim a British business alliance, aided by the British Admiralty, sought to undermine American shipping policy. Senator Jones spoke at the National Merchant Marine Association convention detailing alleged coordinated efforts to cripple U S carriers. Benson, head of the Shipping Board, faced questions about the incident at the convention.
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Washington
United States Pay Board
Newark
N. 1
New York
Jones
National Merchant Marine Association
Morshusit
Duternaponsi Scercamuy Martie
United States Chamber
Commierce
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Beady
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Rite
Ameate
Tha Brith
Afilal Benson
Shifpike Board
Whey
Conventién
Taday
Worcester Fire Incendiary Suspect Held
Fire officials hold William Taylor waterman linked to Worcester blaze. Investigators report incendiary devices found among wreckage as 19 injured and several buildings destroyed. Police and fire officials continue to probe motive and timeline.
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Worcester
William Taylor
Pine Unser Avery
Knowles
Examinations Held At High School With Midyear Plan
Mid year examinations are underway at the high school and will run until Monday of next week. An eight period day will start Thursday, giving students an extra study period. The article notes changes in schedule and credit conditions affecting production and buying.
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Dun
Rowumol
W. F. H. Koslieh
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National Association of Credit
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Keenigh
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