Government Begins Probe Into Disaster After Fatal Hospital Fire
United Press reports the department of justice leads a wide inquiry into a deadly disaster. Officials say faulty roof components and construction flaws contributed to the blaze. The probe cites deaths, hospitalizations, and potential criminal negligence as investigators review the theater project and related safety measures.
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United Prets
Washington
Jan
Department of Justice
sHusegard
Wey
Phockup
Atill Aire
Cufrete
Wally
Otartol
Daveshyurinn
Alvally
Nile
Sera
Mapa Kantia
Partiularly
Inte
Suchei
Tari
Garfield Templeal
Ininivirles
Walter Reed
Meginafier Geneta B
Williams
Othier Daly
George. Owen University
Virginia Peraud
Antarctic explorer dies in voyage to lonely island grave
A garbled notice reports the death of a renowned Antarctic explorer during a treacherous voyage. The fragmentary text mentions Sir Ernest Shackleton and a planned burial at sea and hints at a lonely route and ceremonial elements. The readable details confirm a notable figure's death amid polar expedition risks.
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Ernest Sharkleton
Lone
Hold Alleged War Fakir Known Here In Erie Case
A report details the arrest and charge of Hank Lilly in Erie on a plea of guilty related to soliciting money under pretense of Maple Leaf relief. Authorities say Lilly claimed ties to the Canadian army and Maple Leaf division, drawing sympathy from charitable groups. The case links him to a broader campaign and a railroad incident is noted in the narrative.
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Hank Lilly
Aly
Erievn
Chapge
Lilly
North Galeatd
Arbuckle Trial Delayed Again Amid New Witnesses
San Francisco correspondent reports the Arbuckle trial pushed back as the state announces it has uncovered a mystery witness in Los Angeles who may rebut the defense. The delay extends the proceedings and the court expected new testimony to be presented as part of the state's rebuttal.
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San Francisco
Jan al
Rudy Arbucklal
Rippe
Los Angeles
Bari
Erie County Man Held Over Dairy Fraud Scheme
An Erie County man, Gul E Davis, is jailed in New York City on charges linked to a multi state dairy fraud scheme defrauding farmers in northwestern Pennsylvania of over $25,000. Davis allegedly promoted a fake dairy corporation promising new marketing methods and profits, then disappeared with funds. Local authorities anticipate filing charges once Davis faces state action in Pennsylvania.
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New York City
Gotham
E. Davis
Hick
Kerwin
Davis
Albe
Pennsylvania
Davie
Tonesdate
New York
Davin
Anset
Danis
Owen Roe Frank
West 42Nd Streat
Whitlock Avenue
The
Bronx
Sproul
Erie County
Four Killed In Mine Explosion In Kentucky
Pineville Kentucky January 31 rescue workers played taps as two entombed men were believed alive. Four men died and two were injured in a mine explosion about 20 miles from Pineville as rescuers worked to reach the trapped workers.
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Sy United Praga
Pineville
Layssha
Burglars Foiled After Sixth Floor Break-In at Building
In New York, three officers responding to a sixth floor break in at the Chatham and Phoen nix Building forced entry after a delayed voice from behind a door. A window curtain was torn and several hundred dollars missing, but no burglar was found in the room.
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United Press
New York
Jun
Chatham and Phoenix Naik
Chicago Heiress Marries Philadelphia Laborer Against Society
Chicago heiress Marion B. Stephens deserts society to wed Alexandra Vonslatsky, a Philadelphia laborer, in New York Russian Church. The couple plan to live in a cottage in Philadelphia's Baldwin locomotive works district. Stephens, divorced from wealthy attorney Rodmond D. Stephens, is renowned for travel and social prominence. the bride comes from a prominent steel family, with ties to Chicago’s elite.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Jon Slemra
Marion B. Stephienn
Norma
Rein
Alexandra Vonslatsky
Ghiongo
Riends Torn
Baldwin
Vanwintskey
Fete Wend
Kotchak
Russia
Max Stephens
America
Baldwin People
Stephens
Ralph M Shaw
Uwe
New Yarke
Steheest
Chinkgo Social
Erelen
AsetHa
Noesar Ream
Smillionainn Steel Mignite
Suin Me
Traveeling
Yansiatsky
Sven
Curinen
Abnra
Success marks arms parley closing work at Washington
The Washington conference closes with major strides toward disarmament and Pacific settlement. A final agreement on article 19 limits ships and fosters naval restriction, with plans to announce the full com mittee results tomorrow. The Japanese Chinese settlement progresses and Secretary Hughes may present the naval treaty for approval.
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Washington
Ain
Japan
Hughes
Foley
Mettieswell
Utnghes
Arkhur J. Balfour
China
Justy
Hughey- Balfour
United Press
International Court to Name Its First President
In The Hague on January 31 the international court of justice, born from the League of Nations, will elect its first president. Eleven judges, chosen from representatives of GL sisiony during the League’s initial session, met at the Peace Palace in Geneva and adjourned for two days as the tribunal forms its early leadership for world peace efforts.
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Hague
Interational Court of Justice
League of Nations
Geneva
Peace Palace
League
Kenyon Named Judge of High Federal Circuit
Iowa Senator Kenyon was confirmed as judge of the Highth Federal Circuit after accepting President Marding’s offer. The nomination was sent to the Senate and approved unanimously.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Highth
Federal Circuit
Marding
Restaurant Shooting Follows Refusal at All-Night Eatery
New York dispatch reports a man opened fire after being refused entry at an all-night restaurant. A waiter and two patrons were wounded as gunman Thomas Gilmartin and an accomplice were arrested on assault charges. The chaos drew a crowd and patrons hid under chairs and tables during the attack.
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United Press
New York
Thomas Gilmartis
Gilartin
Gilmactin
New Community Nurses Named by Red Cross
Announcement lists Miss Sullivan as head nurse for the Curry High District in Rochester. She is described as thoroughly familiar with the city and well acquainted with theater physics, with duties at Cory Hospital. The appointment is said to bring universal satisfaction.
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RED Cross
Celia Sullivan
Rose Berchtold
Sally Dodiey
Sullivan
Porymouity Nissans
Anil
Miss Sullivan
Curry
High Sciwal
Juneupatiie Hospital
Rochester
Cory Hospital
Rotary Club Members Hear Explanation of Proposed School Plan
Rotary members hear details of a proposed city school reorganization with two new members joining. Dr Struck of the Department of Education at Morrisburg outlines a four Junior High School model under the 1930s plan, answering questions and urging adoption before actions.
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Rotary Club
Porch
Mughdon
Struck
Department of Vu Nic
Marrisburgh
Hemstreet
Milon
Acationay
Ibn Thie City
Blas i
Alaire
Glas
Strick
Battle erupts as gunman captures police standoff
In Boston a Black suspect wounded four officers during a prolonged firefight at a Goth residence. Police and firefighters used high pressure streams to quell the siege, capturing the gunman after nearly an hour as crowds cheered outside.
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Boston
Roney Ahurray Erid
Warricadet
Memer
Walter
Murray
Paris Hospital Reports Critical Illness of Sarah Bernhardt
Paris medical bulletin notes critical condition of renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt. Doctors report severe illness and frail status, with ongoing treatment and uncertain prognosis. Public attention mounts as admirers await updates on her health.
Carnegie Tech Musical Club to Perform at Perry High
Carnegie Musical Club teams from Pittsburgh will visit Perry High School on February 23 to present a program at the THS auditorium. The event features the Mandolin Club and Give Chih Haside ensembles plus a renowned guest orchestra. Students S. E. Kovach Jr directs the program, with tickets available at Lorndra's and K.5. Duehams stands.
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Carnegie Musical Clube
Perry High School
Ths
Art Cympuseil P
Pittsburgh
Wueh
Comar Lovelies
Johnsson
Igen
Wecrod Ae
Hee Clu
Hig
S. E. Kovach, Jr
Anil Musiciures
Wiiaeniie Gutmibers
Lorhdra’s
K. 5
Duehiam
Reg “Thyaner
Sharp decrease in flu epidemic reported by New York health officials
New York health commissioner Dr Copeland reports a sharp decline in influenza cases. He notes pneumonia cases remain low and urges continued precautions as dry weather and caution help contain the outbreak. Residents are advised to monitor for symptoms and stay indoors if unwell.
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New York
Tan iit—Health Commissionen di
RAF
Copeland
Mmmamia
Gro
Adinohes Pases
Dempsey to Meet Brennan on March 12 Fight Set
New York reports world heavyweight champion James J. Dempsey will defend against Bill Brennan in a 19 round decision bout scheduled for March 12. Promoter Jess Wrenrick and manager Jack Kearns say terms are ready. Brennan has previously pushed Dempsey to the 12th round in June 1920.
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Dempsey
Brennan
New York
Tack Dempsey
Bill Brenan Ane
Midison Squirre Gare Wen
Tux Rickard
Antic
Jack Kearns
Lee Flynn
Stane Suger
Hirerihan
Wrenmass
Myr Demphey
Hune
Lossep Fronted at 2000 in Suburban Dock 2 incident
In Superior on January 31 a brief incident at Great Northern One Dock No. 2 in Allover suburb involved a $2000.00 loss or claim. No detailed names or outcomes provided.
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Superior
Win
Mont
Great Northern
Allover
Record Earthquake Shocks Hit Seismograph Figures Across U S
A violent earthquake shock rattled seismograph stations from Harvard and Georgetown to Cornell and Cambridge. Readings showed tremors felt in San Francisco and Cleveland with distances estimated around 2500 miles east or west of the northeast. Officials in Washington and universities reported the quake near 8:25 to 8:36 a m local time, with instruments briefly out of commission.
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Agedney
Harvard
Georgetown
Wils
Mexico
Central America
San Trancisco
Weather Bureau
Cleveland
Woodward
Washington
Pather
Francis Tondorf
George University
Los of Seismograph
A. m. Tudaty
St Ignatius College
PL Odenbach
Father Odenbach
Cambridge
Mass
Jim
Harvard University
J. B. Woodward
Pmf
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
National Newspapers Club Forms to Sell National Ads
Seventeen large newspapers with over four million circulation create National Newspapers Tac to handle sale and distribution of national advertising. Cal Blethon of the Seattle Times elected president of the new organization.
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Chicago
Tac
Cal
CB Blethon
Seattte ‘Times
Peesivdant
Org Ganiedtion
Italian Princess May Marry Bulgarian King
London dispatch reports Sofia papers announce a betrothal between Princess Yo landiy of Bulgaria and King Boris of Bulgaria. The engagement centers on Yolande, eldest daughter of the Castilian king, with details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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London
Sofameee
Luipeiding
Yolandiy
Boris
Bulgeehl
Ces Yulande
Oir Caastas Fea
Ds BB
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