Harding backs limited army cuts under naval pact progress
President Harding favors gradual reductions of land forces if the five power treaty succeeds, arguing the United States sets a democratic example. He cautions against drastic cuts and notes Japan yields on Pacific fortifications while Siberia troops issue looms with withdrawal questions.
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Japan
United States
Pacific Islands
Bonin Islands
Pacific
U.S. States
Philadelphia Tax Return Records Largest Private Totals
One of the largest individual tax returns in Philadelphia history was filed by Mrs. Anne W. Courtland Penfield. She lists personal property worth 6 157 028 dollars with books opened for inspection. Other notable returns include Alexis Dupont with 812 700 and the Drexel estate at 5 084 284. The H. L Houston estate reports 7 160 206 and the Senawr Hotel property at 100 000. Benjamin Wy has a 103 333 return after a recent death.
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Philadelphia
Anne W. Courtland Penfield
Alexisus Dupont
Wade
Ava
Drexel
Houston
le Senawr Hotel
Benjamin Wy
Bhibe
Wog
Plane injures prize horse in pasture incident
An unidentified airplane swept into the pasture of rancher heir at 11, Wg ley, injuring one prize horse so severely that it had to be shot. The plane did not land.
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Horne
Visilia
Wgley
Pope Benedict XV Dies After Agony in Rome
Rome, Jan 22. Benedict XV, the 250th sovereign pontiff, died at the Vatican after days of extreme agony and delirium. Crowds knelt in St Peter’s Square as cardinals and nuns prayed. Cardinal Merry Del Val assumed papal authority until a new pope is elected.
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Rome
Benedict XV
Church of Rome
Pope
Vatican
St. Peter’s
Merry de Vol
William Weygh to Be Freed From Leavenworth Prison
William Weygh will be released from the Leavenworth federal penitentiary immediately under commutation orders. He must maintain in daily contact with Immigration officials and report for deportation to Germany after release, with a bond pending deportation to follow. Weygh, who was imprisoned since 1918 for attempting to obstruct the military draft, was hospitalized for tuberculosis and plans to go to New Mexico.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Germany
Nam Weygh
J. W
Chicago
Haywaad
Federal
I. Biddle
I. Biddle. ‘Evgh'g
Weyeh
New Mextco
Nets to Fight for Relief Conference in Washington
Washington January 26 The Association of Disabled American Veterans of the World will hold an eight day conference in Washington from February 1 to 8 to press for adequate government relief at the doors of the United States Veterans Bureau. Vocational training is to be among the topics discussed as wounded and disabled veterans face abandonment of army camps and delays in compensation awards while awaiting relief.
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United States
Europe
Fussis
Americana
Far East Committee
Hughes
Japan
Siberia
Iater
Washington
Association of
Disabled American Veterans of the World
Fieet
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Te Wag
de Enie
Vetérana’ Hrreau
Sudtely
Waiuathian
Autiee
Woman Medical Professor Killed in Car Crash
A Philadelphia medical professor Nia B. Everett of the Woman's Medical College, expert in mineralogy, was killed when her automobile was struck by a motor truck. The incident occurred in January, authorities reported.
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Philidelphsa
Jan
Nia B. Everttt
Miners Plea for Government Action Across Nation
Wilkes-Barre Pa Jan 26. District No 2 United Mine Workers appeal to President Hoover Vice President Coolidge House Speaker Congress and the Federal Trade Commission for an informal federal investigation into coal labor conditions. The signed message by John Brophy James Mark and Richard Allbert cites widespread unemployment and near poverty among 44000 miners in central Pennsylvania and 500000 more nationwide.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pau
United Mine Workers of America
Haring
Coolidge
House
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
John Brophy
James Mark
Richard Allbert
District No. 2
Pennsylvania
Siveny
Middle West
South
Calle
President Harding backs up waterway plans
President Harding told the national agricultural conference the St Lawrence Great Lakes waterways project is unquestioned and would connect the continent to ocean routes. He argued the scheme would reduce transport costs, stimulate industry, and link inland resources with world markets, contrasting it with European continental developments.
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Washington
St. Lawrence-Great Lakes
Harding
Europe
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Hite
Continents
Ita’ Costa
Emall
Rhine
Danube
Black
North Sea
Mediterranean
Baltic
North America
Canned Greens Kill Three at Cambridge Birthday Dinner
Weiner Idaho residents report three dead and one dying from botulism after eating canned greens at a birthday dinner hosted by Charles W. Tuttle near Cambridge. The deceased are Hazel Tuttle twenty. Andrew Tuttle twenty. Bryan Tuttle twenty six. a World War veteran, Charles He Tuttle sixty, plus Bessie Clara and Ward Russell among guests.
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Weiner
Idaho
Charles W. Tuttle
Cambridge
Here
Tuttle
Hazel Tuttle
Andrew Tuttle
Bryan Tuttle
Charles ‘Tut- He
Bessie Clara
Baward Russell
Presbyterian church gains 85000 members in 1921
In Des Moines Doctor Lewis Regnour Mudge stated clerk of the Presbyterian Church in the United States announced an increase of more than 85000 communicants in 1921. The total communicants now exceed 1700000 as Des Moines prepares for the general assembly in May.
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Nes Moines
Presbyterian Church of the
Harding Restores Galion Post Office in Morrow County
President Harding issued a special order to restore the Galion post office in Morrow County after its discontinuation in 1919. The move recognizes the town as the site of Harding’s college attendance and reestablishes local postal services under official authorization.
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Harding
Galion
Iwerli
Morrow County
Bulley
Lynchers given life terms in Oklahoma City case
Five men pled guilty in district court to conspiracy in the lynching of Jake Brooks, a packing house worker. White defendants include Les Whitley Elmer Yenrta and Charles Polk while defendants among the accused lynchers are Robert Allen and Nathan Butler, both Black.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Penitentiary
Jake Brooks
Les Whitley
Elmer Yenrta
Butcher Workmen's Union
Charles Polk
Robert Allen
Nathan Butler
What the Children Wanted at the Village School
An entertainment in the village school pauses as Miss Willet, who delighted the students with her singing, cancels due to a cold. The audience urges a poem recital or to hear her sing despite her sore throat, while a spokesman pushes for an attempt at singing with facial expressions as a fallback.
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Facpa
Paaid
Willet
Ming
London
Unclear Hearing in Birmingham Age Herald Fragment
A fragment quotes a courtroom moment with a distraught speaker asking why a haber dasher was struck. The judge asks why the strike happened in a store and whether it could have waited until after closing to confront the man in an alley.
Innocent Man Denies Prohibition Allegation in Birmingham Case
A lawyer proclaims innocence after being charged with liquor possession. He claims he called police to report finding twenty four quarters of Scotch buried in his backyard and argues he did not conceal it. The defense vows to prove his innocence.
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Perso
Birmingham Age-Herald
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a character exchange
Mutilated OCR text presents a fragmentary dialogue with unreadable names and garbled words. It appears to reference a character named Tydge and phrases like mie and Kutting, but the exact meaning and context are unclear. No identifiable events or outcomes can be determined from the readable fragments.
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America
Bonins
Tokyo
Senate
Executive
White House
Hig
Irs
Fred Morris Dearing
Portugal
Dearing
Taboe
Missouri
Far East
Mexico
Cuba
Pope Benedict XV
William Weygh
Pal
Big Bill” Haywood
Cabinet
U. S
Katherine
Butterfield
Firestone Tire’ Company
University of Chicago
Alisa Kathering Butterfield
Weiser
Toadbuilders
Talis
Farmers’ Conference
St. Lawrence Channel
Presbyteriane
Negro Packing Hoves
David F. Broderick
Town Hall Station
Lawrence Avenue
Broadway
Abe T Thornton
Weat
Huron Street
American Hospital
Docr
Misa Willet
Garcia
Mesdames Winriot-Garcia
Mailtbran
Maneuel Garcia
Mr. Baphead
Tydge
Madey Pomc Cereal Company, Inc, Bate Creak
Mich
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