Tokio Apologizes Over Vladivostok Shooting
Japanese note sent to Washington expresses regret for the death of Lt. Warren H B Langdon in Vladivostok. It emphasizes an impartial investigation and states no link to Japan policy on Siberia. Washington views the reply as a new communication rather than the initial note.
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Tokio
United States
Warren HB
Langdon
Windivostok
Washington
Siberia
Langden
Vindivostok
Tangdon
Vlndivoutok
Japan
Russia
Asahi Shimbun
State Department
Vladivostok
Liew
W. H. Langdon
Tragic Wreck Freezes Pangasinan Coast
Thirty six Filipinos mostly women and children drowned as the three masted coastwise schooner Filicidad was blown ashore and smashed in a furious Agno river mouth storm in Pangasinan province, advices received here report.
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Manilla
P. I
Agno River
Pangasinan
Night target practice at sea off Fort Scott
Night target practice of twelve-inch mortars was held for the first time from Fort Scott. Gunners fired at a target 9,000 yards away at sea while illuminated airplanes dropped flares. Wireless messages from aircraft to the shore battery supplied the range.
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San Francisco
Calif
Fort Scott
Finrea
Uncle Sam's treasury holds vast cash and securities
Washington reports the first count since 2018 showing cash of 97.41 million dollars and total securities around 12.81 trillion dollars. Acting Treasurer Allen announced the assets include bonds and other evidences of indebtedness of allied nations.
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Washington
Treasury
Trent
Allen
Debs Pardon Likely Referred to Wilson On DOJ Recommendations
The Department of Justice proposes clemency for Eugene V. Debs and will likely be sent to President Wilson in the coming days. Wilson has stated he would not pardon Debs, fearing it could lower morale amid the prospect of another war.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Eugene V. Debs
Wilson
Debs
Court Haste Elopement in Houston Injunction Case
Henry Rogers 45, restrained by an injunction from entering J. J. Owens home or removing furniture in a suspected elopement with Owens' wife. The incident arises amid a hasty court action and alleged interfamily dispute in Houston Texas.
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Houston
Texas
Henry Rogers
Eat Wherty
Bim
J. J. Owens
Owens
, The 3,473,466 Out of Work in National Survey
The first of this month 9,473,400 fewer employed in industry than a year ago and not all unemployment. survey basis notes some unemployed found work in non covered sectors. Michigan led in proportional reduction with 82 percent, followed by Ohio and Indiana at 50 percent. Cities across the nation show large layoffs with New York at 234,243 and Chicago 86,000. Regional totals vary from state to state with Pacific coast cities totaling 68,700 and the South about 100,000 unemployed. Washington DC lists 8,613 unemployed.
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Union News Detfice
Washington
Department of Labor
Employment Service
J. KE. Densmore
Workmen's Compensation Bureaus
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
New England
New Bedford
Fall River
Middle Atlantic
Pennsylvania
New York City
North Central
West North Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Minneapolis
Omaha
St. Paul
Kan
Des Moines
Topeka
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Pueblo
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Seattle
Los Angeles
Sacramento
California
Oregon
Kentucky
Washington, D. C
Wheat Stocks Below Last Year in United States
Wheat stocks on hand as of January 1 1921 totaled 20 million bushels in the United States. This is lower than 417 million bushels a year earlier. Farm stocks were 192 million bushels vs 208 million. Country mills and elevators held 80 million vs 124 million and large accumulation points 48 million vs 85 million.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Leper in Sealed Car Passes Through El Paso
Immigrant Blas Savala travels in a sealed guarded mall car with his wife and four children through El Paso en route to Mexico. Officials say Savala is afflicted with virulent leprosy and he was bound for a San Francisco hospital for treatment when found to be an alien.
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el Paso
Texas
Blas Savila
Mexico
Savala
San Francisco
Smugglers Lose Opium On Trans Pacific Steamer
San Francisco treasury agent William H. Tidwell says contraband opium worth 187000 and 400 ounces of morphine vanished while being smuggled ashore from a trans pacific steamer that docked in port. Officials seek two dock workers missing since the loss, while Chinese informants allege the owners were double crossed by trusted smugglers.
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San Francisco
Calif
Wm. H. Tidwell
Treasury
Bergdoll in Germany amid alleged kidnapping attempt
Reports from Berlin say five men in an automobile tried to seize Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and companion Stecher as they left for a wedding in Ebersbach. Two American intelligence officers and one American sergeant were among the pursuers, with shots fired at the bridal party and one wounded. Washington denied the War Department had knowledge of such an operation.
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Berlin
Ebersbach
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Stecher
Ebersbacher Zeitung
Speyer
Spires
Eberbach
Baden
Washington
War Department
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Baker
Aviator Burns to Death in Maryland Plane Crash
First Lieut. J. Spaulding of the air service staff was burned to death near Elkton Maryland when his biplane hit a tree during a fog free landing attempt. He had flown from Bolling Field and was returning from Philadelphia.
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Washington
J. Spaulding
The
Air Service
New Elkton, Md
Bollingfield
Philadelphia
Fire levels chorus rooms at Mutat theater in Indianapolis
A fire gutted the chorus dressing rooms of the Mutat theater in Indianapolis destroying yards of flimsy costumes. State Manager Stiefel estimated the loss at sixty thousand dollars with at least half the troupe left unclothed for performances.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mutat Theater
Stiefel
Big Loss in Stolen Baggage at New York Rail Hubs
Baggage valued at four to five million dollars was stolen from trains entering New York City over the past year. Moyer B. Wood, head of a railroad task force, announced progress. Three alleged thieves were arraigned, two men sentenced to three and a half to eight years at Ring Sing, and a woman jailed for further inquiry.
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New York
New York City
Moyer B. Wood
Allies discuss German disarmament and reparations talks
The Supreme Council, with representatives from Britain, Italy, France, Belgium, and Japan, reviews Germany’s failure to disarm under the Versailles treaty. UK PM Lloyd George and French Premier Briand seek a path for German participation before final reparations decisions, while Bergmann may offer two billion marks in gold.
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Parla
Supreme Council
Great Britain
Italy
France
Belgium
Japan
Germany
David Lloyd George
French Council
Aristide Briand
Herr Bergmann
Louis Loucheur
Lberated Regions
M. Loucheur
Greece
Russia
Moscow
Wilson
Paul Hymans
Assembly of the League of Nations
Refunding Bond Proposal Aims 90 Billion Tax Exempt Issue
A 90 billion dollar per cent bond refunding all outstanding government debts and funding a soldier bonus is proposed in the House by Representative Patterson of New Jersey. The treasury secretary would set maturity, and the new bond would be offered to the public tax exempt.
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Washington
Patterson
New Jersey
Secretary of the Treasury
Germany owes $228,000,000 to United States for U S troop maintenance
A Congressional Record statement by Senator McKellar, Democrat of Tennessee, shows Germany's debt to the United States for maintenance of American troops in German territory under the Versailles treaty has grown to 228 million dollars, including oral expenses since the occupation.
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Berlin
U. S
Washington
Germany
United States
McKellar
Tennessee
New Niagara Power Scheme Proposed by Porter and Thompson
A Niagara River water power project jointly controlled by the United States and Canada was proposed to the federal power commission by Peter A. Porter of Niagara Falls and T Kennard Thompson of New York City. The plan calls for a dam across the gorge below the falls and a tunnel under Goat Island, aiming to utilize all river power and eliminate other projects.
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Waslington
Niagara River
United States
Canada
Federal Power Commission
Peter A. Porter
Niagara Falls
T. Kennard Thompson
New York City
Goat
France and Germany Reparations Debate At Paris Council
A reparations committee, including France Doumer and Loucheur, Great Britain’s Worhington-Evans, and others, to study details before final decision. Lloyd George says Germany must pay to capacity and warns against overreaching beyond export limits and railways.
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Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Ordered to Wear Pearls in San Francisco Court Rule
A San Francisco Superior Court issued a thirty day yearly order for Mrs. James B. Blum to wear a $100,000 pearl necklace under police guard to preserve the gems. The request came after the death of a relative, saying the pearls have lost luster without contact with the body.
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San Francisco
Calif
James B. Blum
Woman Burns to Death in Milwaukee Shrine Fire
Mrs. Anna Lee died when a candle fell from a crucifix shrine she prayed before for her husband’s recovery. The lighted flame ignited her clothing. she was alone and her screams drew neighbors as her body burned.
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Milwaukee
Anna Lee
Wage Cuts Resume at Remington Arms Union Metallic Cart
In Bridgeport Connecticut the Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company resumed operations employing 3 500 workers three days a week with a wage cut. Warner Bros corset makers with 8 000 employees increased weekly hours by four under a wage reduction.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Warner Bros
U. S. Burn Test Buildings in Washington
Fifteen War Department frame buildings used for gas experiments during the war were burned rather than salvaged. Officials believed attempting salvage would injure workers handling gas saturated timber. Fire crews were on hand at the department’s request to prevent spread.
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Washington
War Department
Wyoming Notes. Death, trials, budgets and sports news
W B E Tinckum 70 of Crook county died of natural causes in a cabin near Waterbrook. Five men fined 800 each after bootleg raid at Hudson. Millard of Worland files bankruptcy with 10021 liabilities. Slain rancher case verdict: Red Livingston gets life in prison. Arthur Nave released after weak evidence at Cheyenne. Tinckum death ruled suicide. Wyoming budget proposed at 2990176. Thermopolis man survives well fall after three hour climb. Albany county jury list excludes women. 1627 names. Cougar and wolf shot near Cody after elk kill. University of Wyoming plans fourth annual high school week in March. Albany County Sportsmen Club formed with Rebhousen president. Local banks raise savings rate to 4 percent.
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Union News Service
W. BE. Sits
Waterbrook
Sims
Hudson
Wyo
Lander
Jesse Paul Atkins
Red Livingston
John J. Corbett
Natrona County
C. O. Brown
Casper
Arthur Nave
Daisy Odom
Cheyenne
W. H. Howards
Nave
W. Be, Tinckum
Board of Commissioners
Crook County
Ralph Tinckum
Hulett
Albany County
United States
Sunlight
Shoghgne Forest
Cody
Basin Country
Aven Nelson
University of Wyoming
Larami
Laramie
Amateur Athletica
Albany County Sportsman's Club
Henry Rebhousen
John Watt
First National
Kemmerer Savings Banks
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