Allied break on reparations threats loom over Lloyd George plan
From Paris to Huy a new push seeks German reparations with annual payments totaling vast sums. Lloyd George faces pressure from Briand as talks hinge on a unified plan and possible tax shifts. France, Britain weigh terms and debt load for Germany amid tense alliance dynamics.
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Lloyd George
Loyd George
Te Pley
Briand
Gorwan
Feta Lloyd Ouorga
Praviona
Mainapor
Yao
Gosto
Germany
Iid
Ciest
Laslett
Alko
Missing tax collector may be in Mich
A fragmented police note recalls the disappearance of Bloomfield town tax collector Bexton, last seen near Cambridge Springs and Union City. The report links possible foul play to a Detroit or Michigan route, mentions Meadville and Erie connections, and notes a missing person case with uncertain details.
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Mich
Meadville
Jon
Harvey UF. Bextad
Bloomfeld
Waitaior
Bas
Mliaying
Harvey
Athin
Opinlon
Michigan
Yehonie
Union Chry
Erie
Union City Gold Braxton
Cambridge Sprigg
Bexton
Cambridge Sprign
Lake
Detroit
Michigai
Luau
Aind
Indoubt
KIA
Boxton
Bele
Benefit Shows at Theaters for Relief Drive
Epccint program will be shown at Rex and Grand theaters with a drive by movie theaters curating entertainment. The effort supports the Hutopoart cable relief fund and proceeds start at 10520 with a portion donated to the cause. star Aulin Btewark in More Excelpnit Wty? will present a $1 prize appeal.
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Aulin
Corry Woman Drawn for Jury Service
A Corry woman was drawn for jury service in the county court. Details of the selection and the juror’s reporting date were noted by the clerk, with Sheriff Fox overseeing the process and local weather conditions mentioned for the day.
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Corry
Sheriff Fox
Murder Case Progresses in Kentucky Firm
Maruan, Ky. reports indicate ongoing murder case activity linked to the Lute Par fois incident. The prosecution plans to drag forward the case with hearings and potential trials as departments prepare for resumed operations.
Local Brief Notes Unclear Warays Planting Incident
Fragmentary report from Ny dated January 28 describes individuals named Pollee And Priendy and others involved in an alleged planting activity on January 15. Text is garbled, but mentions brothers, defense, and an unclear sequence with references to locations such as Ouear and Georg Borvard.
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Bawanag Uaka
Pollee
Priendy
Ouear
Georg Borvard
Warays
Lakhuruplain
Howe Broters
Rail Labor Body Drafts Wage Decrease
A labor committee drafts a wage reduction plan for railroad workers amid systemic dispute. The report notes a petition to the United States railroad labor board and an impending hearing by the Supreme Court related to railroad capital and management.
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RAIL
United
Tyrannum Railroad
United Braton
Wewrd
Auyreme Court OF Railroad
Apital
Amd Tabor
Sotifeil
Dirigible Traverses Atlantic After Damaged Propulsion
An aged airship that twice crossed the Atlantic in 1910 was driven helpless over the sea for hours. Destroyers aided, repairs were made, and the large craft then steamed westward toward its station, though crew feared for the ship's fate during the peril.
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United Press
Landon
Tau
Cnnixtall
Filibuster on Tariff Bill Prolonged in Senate
The Senate debate on the tariff bill extended into a twelfth day amid a partisan clash over proposal limits on tariffs and price protections. Opponents claim the bill raises costs for consumers, while supporters insist the measure preserves jobs and could save the economy. estimates of impact range up to 500 million dollars in price effects.
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United Pree
Walingscon
Jin
Augar
Sento
Mie Harrison
Opened New Meat Market Amid War Department Moves
In Washington on January 28 United Press reports Gov. Hoyt has opened a remodeled meat shop, tied to a bill for army appropriations totaling about 1202. The new market, located on Main Street, features a mail-order section and a storefront opened under the guidance of the appropriation committee. Local observers note the store’s reopening aligns with wartime economic adjustments and public demand for meat products.
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United Press
Washingdon
War Department
Goabilttnyy
Army
Peas
Appropriations Committee
Jaro Patounye
Hobatton
1920 City Taxes Now Due
A United Press report discusses overdue city taxes for 1920 and related fiscal measures. It notes expected legislative actions, adjustments in tax collection, and regional impacts across Dublin Belfast and South Teeland with government responses anticipated.
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United Press
Dublin
North
Belfast
South Teeland
Sammersanding
Tex Pyar
DeValera Outlines Peace Plan
DeValera outlines a peace plan proposing Ireland acknowledge Teoland's independence and enter talks for a workable agreement on bilateral relations. The plan sets a path toward negotiation while addressing sovereignty and future ties between the two countries.
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DeValera
Sy Appia Frew
Dublin
Tuy
de Valera
Ivclanit
Dlin
Bellain
Teoland
Alyn Fain
Red Cross Quarters Sought in Municipal Building Move
Citizens discuss securing quarters for the Red Cross in the municipal building with plans to repurpose space formerly used by the Chamber of Commerce. Officials consider renting a new location in the city hall complex as part of a broader effort to house the organization.
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RED Cross
Conners
Caoure
Rourl of
Csueron Shloek
Universs
Guy Olay
Coferee Quartens
Ohiy
Congress Senate Today in Brief Vaguely Reported
Senate proceedings touch on commerce and manufacturing committees, vetoes, and electoral count debate. Reports mention appropriations, railroad regulation acts, and foreign affairs discussions with unnamed chairmen and subcommittees.
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Betdant
Mattinen
Tina
Foreign Affairs Committee
Convers Ronomation
Taling Internationad
Italry
Congress
Schools report new epidemic two diseases
The article notes an emerging illness affecting several wards and first grade rooms as schools report an epidemic of two diseases. Quarantine may be ordered with inspections at Water building and various ward buildings. Authorities expect clearer guidance after final reports from all wards.
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Hotty
Bv Hoek
Wll
Humber
Wevaley
Hin Hwarth
Wei
Fairview
Washington
Casey Aresz
Parker Leaves Rex Theater Role After Four Years
D M Parker resigns as manager of the Rex Theater after four years in charge, ending his tenure effective Saturday. He also ran the old Tea Ylayhoues for about four years and will depart the city with his wife. A E Anstweile is expected to take over Rex management.
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Manioy Mirker
Rex
Ignation
Teket
Parker Thay
Ebgit
Parker Haa
Tia Future Gian
E. Anstwele
Rex Monny
Judge clears teen in murder case of Dartmouth senior
Judge Borguson directed jurors to find the defendant not guilty on the murder charge of Elmer Cy Drewes, a Dartmouth senior, who died last October. The case hinged on the suspect’s alleged participation in the fatal shooting.
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United Press
Demuadeuamga
Borguson
Tod
Elmer Cy Drewes
Dartmouth Senior
Fire Claims Seventeen In Toronto Housing Inferno
A fire in Toronto gutted the Purun Housing on Young and Gerard streets, trapping seventeen residents who perished in their nightwear. Firefighters arrived with ladders to rescue others, but total damage reached about $200,000.
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United Prepa
Torolco
Puruin
Yonge
Gerard Stroots
Vanfaty
Iyo
Navy shipbuilding and pensions debate before Senate
Senate committee to question Navy admirals on costs and expansion plans for six manele vessels. Probes into approval process, naval strategy, and potential foreign export implications prompt an inquiry led by Senator Bond. Debate explores U.S. and Allied needs amid dreadnought and cruiser programs.
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Marcia Wabhingmon
Daniels
Navy
Senate Naval
Bond
Norah
Sara
Will H. Mays and Daugherty Face Political Shuffle
Palm Beach January 98 reports uncertain moves in the national political scene. Rumors place William H. Mays under reconsideration for a high post while Harry M. Daugherty, a leading campaign figure, is eyed for a top appointment amid reshuffling of political offices.
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Will Haas
Raymond Clapper
Palm Beach
William Ht
Mays
Marillag
Ational
Hina Niderto
Harry Mr. Daugherty
Hoo
Gilson to probe Erie vice conditions in county
Jan 28 report says Kamuet Ty Gilson, ex city worker, appointed by President Rossiter to probe vice conditions in Erie County. The move follows a campaign issue raised by the Women Voters League led by Mrs. J Walloon. The grand jury delay was ordered to let the league continue its effort. Police report two 19 year old girls exposed Erie vice at Nie Trwin hotel. Molly Miller, owner, was arrested. The case was sworn by Nicholas Leuchen to Police Chief Dotecl.
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ANLE
Kamuet Ty
Gilson
Wolbeiter
Pregent
Diane
Wlegndica
Ertae
Jidge Rossiter
Nisteint Attorhi
Bly
Leagun
Mra. J. Walloon
Blam
A. Spefein
Dohdad
Vier Conastiona
Dey Molen Miller
Nie Trwin
Je “Keeping
Sbmmon
Nicholas Leuechen
Six Americans Arrested in Bergdoll Case
United Press reports six Americans including Derain and Landers were jailed as suspects linked to the Bergdoll case. They face charges of attempted usurpation of police power and allied offenses. Authorities say they aided Germain authorities and the Bergdoll family in the alleged criminal plot.
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Bergdoll
United Press
Derain
Antweipand
Hhonbawh
Gutlowlsy
Hele
Ty Caplira
Grace Cleveland Borgel
Foremer Philadelphian
Terman Riflzinship
Landers
Amerisiy qHirty
Beng
Karl Newt
Marylonl
Aul Wrone
Zamer
Anysol
Tolir Werthmann
Garey
Vitoy
Mugen Toylier
Gormatt Covain
Robert Rent
Neier
Sleslien
Newt
Uwirpatton
Germain
Murdor
Uh Horthy
Miratia
Adler
Warehouse raid uncovers contraband liquor shipment
In Buffalo on January 28 a shipment of 1000 bottles of "merchyndine" was seized after a dry agent raid. The liquor, described as 100 proof whiskey, was traced from New York to Cleveland, prompting further investigation by authorities.
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United Press
Buapalo
Saskawaya
Whlers
New York
Cleveland
Railroad executives urge wage cut by thousands of workers
A joint statement by W. B. Boaler of New Jersey Central and a Rail Executives committee member urged about 24 thousand railroad employees to voluntarily reduce wages to ease the current wage dispute, as executives seek to avert a broader stalemate.
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United Prva Cusongo
Railrad
W. B. Boaler
New Jerey Central Railroad
Lie Awsicta
Sinn Fein envoy sails home via France Ireland visit ends
Ian O Kelly reports Sinn Fein representative Var is returning to Ireland from France. The mission is concluded and unlikely to travel to Britain. A meeting in Welders Wood describes a walk from Pittsburg and a family address at 8 Copia Street.
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Ireland
Ian Oi Kelly
Dy Valera
Ealand
O'Kelly
France
Lloyd Goorge
Wthernan
Recruiting Stations Established in City for Army Service
The article lists military recruiting stations in the city with details of units assigned to various branches including infantry artillery and engineers. It mentions locations, branch openings, and dates for enlistment and service opportunities, inviting men to join the Pacific campaign forces.
Nameless Five Triumph Amid Confusing Series Notes
Nameless Five led by a Nameless coach secured a victory described amid garbled text. Key players Beynon and Corey Wire Corry-Jumertown figure in unclear contest details with mentions of Jamestown Powell and Warton forward contributions in a morning session.
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Clorwr “Warton
Whittle
Fu Beynon
Remulla
Corey Wire Corry-Jumertown Cintexla
Warre
Tamustown
Woneriée
Ayroon
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