Republicans Urge Haste For Bonus
Fragmented report outlines Republican push for quick passage of bonus legislation amid broader debt funding debates. It notes tensions over tax schedules and import duties with Senators split on timing and strategy, while leaders seek unified action before February 15 and amid caucus pressure in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepublican
Het
Toul
Heiding
Pate
Senate
Turkey
Carmer
Tony
Envoys Fail to Agree on Merchant Ship Issue
A muted clash over warship status feeds tensions as talks stall. Delegates from major powers debate how merchant ships should be treated under a possible treaty, with disagreements on armed merchantmen and warship definitions delaying progress and hinting at deeper naval-rules divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Ty
Ayiten
Toway
Sivine
ConiRiLies
Gatal Trealy
van le
Pxei
Artalus
Rathenau Heads German Delegation for Reparations Talks
Berlin June 5. Walter Rathenau will lead Germany’s delegation to discuss reparations before the supreme court panel. The team includes Dr. Markus Rosen, and Henry Firech, state secretaries for trade economies, with Kart Bergmann from state poverty policy, plus Treasury and Canadian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srerlin
Walter Hathenau
Neuda Flerr Sehrosder
Hery Firech
Secretariis
Itarcecconomies
Kart Bergmann
Farpoberetics
Ztate
Cnanda
Japs Victory Hailed at Washington Conference
Japan emerged with visible gains at the Washington talks, securing naval buffers and a role in shaping Asia policy. The United States and Britain kept the Anglo Japanese alliance sturdy, while France drew criticism and eastern questions unsettled. Japan’s stance on Shantung and China showed calculated diplomacy, while the four power pact hung as a live issue in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Lanai
Japan
United States
Washington
France
Washingtor
Calica
Terenus
Trey
Onin
Ays
Persiweion
Japea
China
Ste
Paris
Chita
Siberia
Suei
Janart Vz
Senate
Jagtaese
Great Britain
Purtry
Jajpan
United Ktaten Seaste
Pacific
Willisten
America
Catholic Bishop Sees Ray of Hope for Ireland
Belfast clergy leader Most Rev Joseph MacRory comments on the Dail decision, saying Southern Ireland sacrificed for republican aims and urging the northeast to consider a united Ireland on better terms. He cautions against long-term religious strife and predicts benefits if a reconciled path is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
James Craig
Joseph MacRory
Ronan Casbolle
Dawn
Comnor
Associated Press
Dall Eireann
Indianapolis Lecturer Dies During Chapel Service
A 66 year old resident of Indianapolis identified as a lecturer and well known in Indiana died during a religious service at Weney Chapel M. I. church. The death was attributed to heart disease and occurred while the individual attended a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jan
Robdost (Salior Bab
Cintz
Indiana
Weney Chapel
M. I. Chereh
Dowth
Goodrich speaks on relief aid and Russia's future
Large audience hears Goodrich discuss relief funds totaling 20 million dollars for food shipments and the Soviet donation of ten million and the United States grant of 320 million. He envisions a democratic Russia with parallel ties to the United States and notes ongoing food releases to aid 4.3 million children. The event, at First Presbyterian, featured Rev. Dr Rehete Little and recalled Goodrich’s Indiana ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Seres
Gendrich
Russia
Tbe
Tae
United States
American Commission
Angele
Che Adenta
American Relief Commission
She
Nanda
Goring
Indiana
Rehete Little
First Presbyterian
Winchester
Goodrich
Irish Provisional Government Fights for Legitimacy
Debates hinge on De Valera's stance and a looming treaty versus republican control. Key figures include MacNeill, Griffith, Collins, and de Valera as the Dail's future authority and Ireland's sovereign path are tested amid pressure from Sinn Fein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valeran
Arr O'Brien
League
Aurine Uedenazo
Taneli
de Valera
Fite Oly
Nen
MacSwiney
Arthurs Griffith Jana
Michael Colling
Ace Jess
Cosstivy
Sir Henry Robinson
Lovel
Ireland
Republic
MacNeill
Storq
Irishwen
Shasam
Dd Yaltra
Vilera
Dail
Ate Sige
Free State
Irth Peopia
Michael Cotink
de Valeri
Tash
Dall
der of Partimament Wien
Lily Nemibere
Canten
Jena
Southern Ireland
Fein
del Eireannnstead
Dail Debates Over Ratification and Northern Ireland Seats
Report from the Dail shows members clashed over ratifying the treaty and the allocation of seats for a northern Ireland constituency and four for Trinity College. The UK government seeks prompt ratification. opposition members plan to abstain on the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail
Northern Iréland
Trinity College
Wiréau
Simmenes
Dream of Triple Alliance is Dead in Paris Narrative
Fragmentary report contrasts Paris and London amid postwar unemployment and social misery. Describes Parisian streets, cafés, and the stark contrast with industrial London, noting widespread joblessness and a tense mood as France confronts recession and social insecurity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream OF
Homicide Suspect Captured in Langhorne Manhunt
A large multi‑state hunt surrounds Langhorne for a homicide suspect. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York police, plus Trenton citizens in protective vests, guard bridges and routes while searchers probe woods and swamps near Langhorne and Pa ssington for the fugitive. An observed disguise involved veiled attire and facial scar, aiding evasive travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orford
Pal
Iam Lang
Loerie
New Jersey State Police
New Yorde
Bureie
New York Uemi
Trenton
Pennsylvania
Tereaux
Trento On
Deriawgare
Langahorne
Passington
Boddy
Newark
Lagrange News Highlights Local Farming Talks and Funeral
The county plans seven farmer meetings led by Ri Ja Nowhary to promote a vocational digestor. James Kline begins duties as county agent with early projects and school instruction set for Monday in Lestangs town hall. Funeral services for Frank Figley were held at North Poylar Street with Rev Hebbart officiating. Coroner and Mrs. Joan P. Cate arrived from Chicago after visiting Piceda Soria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowhary Tewashin
Case
James Kline
Mandey
Couty
Lestangs
Lagrange
Charles Wo Anglin
Warsaw
Fine Telet
Ww. Mertz
Carrunnu
Frank Figley
Dincksmith
Poylar Street
Methodist Church
Greenwood
Lagrange High School
Joan P. Cate
Chicapo
Piceda Soria
Father Chart
Howser @inmerman
Plague and Pogroms Describe Historic Typhus Deaths
text recounts typhus outbreaks and brutal pogroms, detailing suffering of children and families. It cites medieval and 1518 Krakow and Prosper massacres, with survivors and victims, including garrison orders to kill Jews and mass graves.
Ligonier News Briefs For January Era Preparations
Laster Levird departs to manage a new shoe store in Anpolu and sells his farm near Millersburg for 18 090 to fund a chain of sing stores. Mrs EY Brow returns to Indianapolis. Miss Helen Wade announces her marriage to Mt Hare of Navonee and will reside in Nepanet. Rita Palmer and Mary q hosted the Palmer home event. Henn and Henoch plan a new home near Banger property. H Gilbert injured his leg in a truck incident. Dr Shubn treats him. Secretaries Huwert Lesser to Irma Gattieb of Chicago announced. Robbing visits Cromwell Adganse. Fancta returns east. O Wikinvon from Hee abilt factory on a business trip. Chester Vanderford named city attorney. Honey Bowerl new policeman. B Brown attends National Furniture show in Chicago with a exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laster
Levird
Vbranth
Anpolu
Millersburg
Geshe
EY. Brow
Indianapolis
Helen Wade
Sige
Ligonles
Mt Hare
Navonee
Dr. Shubn
Ligonier Auto Body Company
Huwert Lesser
Hirhray Tron Products Co
Ligonier
Sis Ir
Bothwell
Twigten
Albion
B. B. Brown
Natonal Furniturs
Chicago
Foreclosure Dispute and Local Court Actions Highlight Columbia City News
Fort Wayne resident Charles Miller disputes Dr Stickler’s mortgage payments on a residence on South SIDNEY Street connected to Mrs Brommer. Other items include a minstrel show by the American Legion, Brubaker’s legal matter, and arrests for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Fort Wayne
Mather
Cathferine Brammar
No City
Stickler
Miller
Stickfer
Buckler
South Sidne Street
Brommes
Dentwalates
Mileravers
Hyngi Galt
Brommer
Mra Brommer
Flnalle Acer
American Legion Post
Colombia Theater
Otto Brubeker
Chutubuson
Suich
Rouch
Hans
Norley
Farmers’ Federation
Eiranit
Farr Veith
Tia Wome
Ghitiren
Lerhert Ion
Laud
Tel
Ifisensa
James ‘Trout
George Trout
Lotherar Boeplal
Freight cars derailment blocks street near Talon Street
A doubleheader eastbound freight train derailment near Talon Street obstructed the south side of the subdivision. No one was hurt as the cars were damaged but secured, with crews expected to clear the line soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Talon Street
Premiers Briand and Lloyd George Meet at Cannes
At Cannes Premier Briand and Lloyd George discuss Franco British defense ties and a possible alliance. Reports say Briand favors an early alliance while Britain questions French security guarantees and how to handle Americas stance. A wide range of topics from Germany to Asia Minor are seen as relevant to a broader European settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cannes
Jan
Shand
Iloyd
George Lodey
Franca
Rent Britein
Alderstesd
Ubay
Pris
Jhal
Briand
Mr. Lloyd George
Germany
Paris
Ressons
France
United States
Asia Minor
Sts
Belgium
AL Driand
Lloyd George Sre
Hartes
Mer
Russia
Wawaka Lodge Hosts Evening of Entertainment and News
The Wawaka Knights of Pythias event at the large hall on January 21 features Assistant State Fire Member Tash Graben of Boyeh Whey. A North School program presents moving pictures of Jerusalem and Palestine. Local happenings include a fatal stray-bullet death near Fairview and a funeral in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Membal Tash Graben
Boyeh Whey
Knisats
Wayne
Kendalline Engashen
Iar
Sorgheniel
North School
Jesusalem
Palestine
Wil
Miss Holtzworth
Near Rice's
Corners
B. Steinbarger
Fairview
George Reltver
Ligonier
Mr. Baker
Vlimont
Baker
Helfer Ying
Ralph Hanenkraft
Pogldine
Uate
New Yorr
Haneniraft
Fort Wayne
Iiss
Eva Dowell
Ben
Dowell
Thomas Heese
Cleveland
W. D. Elijah
Mister Austen
John Rever Farm
Albion
Elkhart
Richer Bros
Kenal
Ville
Open Smoking Room for Women in Broadway Theater
A New York theater announces a lavish smoking room exclusively for women to open tomorrow night at Glotw leater. Management says the move follows the trend of times and aims to provide patrons with a place to smoke in comfort. Women patrons were seen in the lobby and at the Tobby preparing to follow the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Aromtesa
Gilar
Domfart
Foster Furniture Co. Mid-Season Ivory Enamel Suite Sale
A five piece ivory enamel living room suite advertised at half price during Foster Furniture Co mid season clearance. Original price listed as 375.00, sale price 187.50, highlighting substantial savings for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Furniture Co
Senate Battle Over Newberry Aims at Campaign Debacle
Senate debate focuses on Michigan 1951 elections and Frank Newberry case. Chairman Hull of the Democratic National Committee accuses Newberry of election corruption and says Republicans risk public anger if seated. Hull says the issue tests Michigan, the Senate, and party integrity amid demands for honest governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Michigan
Senate
Dt Ix Seid
Wilnan
Henry York
Lave Lo
Sul
Democratic National Committee
Fellers
State Coung
Hull
Newberry
Ey Nolithcel
Hrezen Polly
Ezle
United States Senate
America
Albion News Highlights and Local Society Notes
Albion hosts a pathology talk on poultry farming with 1300 chickens and an admission fee. local basketball results see Albion Knights defeat Wawadesign and Albion girls claim victory. lodge and temple officers installed with a program including drama, music, and refreshments. Health and community reports cite 19 births and 10 deaths in December. community meeting receives praise. residents report illnesses and local events across Cromwell and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Br C
Bastore
Silver Lake
Albion High
Wawadesign
Opera House
Twe Waweka
Nome
Smajoril
Albion Knights
Pythine Lodge
Temple
Pythian Sisters
Hela Jolet
Pythian Temple
Follar
Blubwl Cutla
Sanh Foote
Claude Kalwood
Suniar
Aedes Jessie Hoppe
Ass Marine Buller
Pn Tinance
Mes Gatward
Cfemple
Dom Evans
Outer Temple
Nate Biste
Coteteander
Charles Black
Hacry
Hiltler
Jox
Gatwond
Re Bmmerman
Mferty
Ted L. Gatwood
Charles Callahan
Aums
Wright Russell
Pol Banlséa
Aaron Him
Spralth
S Toautmester
Damon
Pythias
Ted G. Gatwood
Rev
H.W. Franklin
Yolung
Carver
Hays
Ruby Rimmel
Walter Bontean
George Novinger
Guy Fasingey
Hee Township
Stadly Swaleomen
Edith Jane
Guy F. Hall
Cromwell
High Schoek
Relirim
J. FH. Ravyenscroft
Newromers
H. W. Franklin
Lee
Charles Cole
J.C. Rosco
Tors
Bron
Suffering of Jewish People Recalled at Ukrestan Conference
At the second antant conference of the Federation of Ukrestan Jms the Vary Lev Jon HB Herts urged action on the Ukraine horrors. He cited 4,800,000 murdered or displaced in three years and warned that Jewish voices have been too quiet. He detailed losses including 600,000 homeless children 260 000 able bodied men and 25,000 orphans, urging compassionate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loston
Federation of Ukrestan
Jms
Vary Lev
Jon HB. Herts
Chet Rabb
British Empire
Dr. Herts
Ukraine
Hell
Dr. Hertz
Payne News Air Ants Texas Family Ties in McLean
A garbled Benton county page notes social visits and movements among families in McLean and Mishawaka. Items mention Mrs Bess Bowyer Garcia of Dallas and Mrs. Glenn Birkhold of Columbus visiting relatives, plus sisters, nieces, and neighbors in Cleveland and Mishawaka. A local jewelry shop and drugstore owners are cited, with schooling notes on Benton township rural schools and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Sen
Texas
Bes
Jehe Sgowser
Bess Bowyer Garcia
Dnelegosd
Nood
Beny
Sprecas
Wilm Spratus
Davis County
Ted
Vaytin
GA. Bare Ber
J. H. Younusreasurer
Geary Birkhela
Harr Collins
Roger
Homer Sterling
Ur Fe
Georgs
Arening
McLean
Patrick's
Bratarnat
Elnh
E . Leibel
P. B. Hipkine
Glenn Birkhold
Patricia
Collnabus
O. Ure
Clevelan
Big Salleso Chum
Henschen- Tatr
Brs
Wit B. Splece
Cleveland
Aba Mathias
Garrett Mathias
Serbea J. Gmt Post
Gorion
Ty Webloney
Eaet Mein Street
Tod Bares
lJohn Barr
Walter Warper
Ffixine
Virginia Grersehner
Cultige
Hoture
Sam Jordan
Baby
Fort Ways
Irs
Wo. McKinney
Husbani
J. Wrysgarser
Stella McKinnes
Sharonvile
Ner’ Totter
W. Ta Emine
Ryle He
Pest Aero Mfr
Afra
Charles Hages
Paulding
Clint Meare
Pauiding
Vitam ines and the myth of vital elements in health
A discussion outlines vitamins as essential but invisible nutrients. It notes three main types A B and C while describing their proposed roles in body health and the lack of consensus among scientists. References to research, dietary sources, and a passing obituary mention anchor the piece in a period newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ately
Ornisgen
Walter Watt
Bownt
Fala
Bey
Marten
Municipal Court Faces Large Docket in Youngstown
In Youngstown Municipal Court a massive docket builds after Mayor George L Oj e’s enforcement drive. In four hours more than 100 individuals were arrested for offenses including liquor law violations and vagrancy, with 20 percent lacking visible means of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foungstown
Inn
George L. Oje
Éambling
Maynor
Youngstatn
Otone
Alena
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Ste Duis
Mack
Ure
Anfnisterpete
Seiver
Prosper
Proopera
Howse
Ursheeta
Swolben Amt
Ligonier News
Columbia City News
Lloyd George
Wawaka News
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Trier
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