Navy P3L Seaplanes Complete San Diego to Canal Zone Flight
Twelve navy P3L seaplanes reached here after a 3200 mile, seventeen day flight from San Diego to the Canal Zone. One crew member, Chief Radio Electrician Cane, was killed at Fonseca Bay by a propeller. Five planes remain en route, with officials praising Liberty motors and noting only one forced landing. Flight path included Baneras Bay, Acepnte Sectinea, Benderas Bay, Atapniso, Fonseca Bay, Panama. Captain Henry C Mustin led the squadron amid favorable weather except over the Gulf of Tehuantepec.
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Gulf of Tehuantepec
Sar Diego
Baneras Bay
Acepnte Sectinea
Benderas Bay
Atapniso
Sarina Cruse
Fonseca Bay
Ponta Arenas
Behin ‘Homie
Panama
Henry C) Mustin
Aed
Alne Thant
Gulf
Lamaine
Formmanier
J. H. Sowers
Atlantic
Fordney Tariff Bill Hit By Senate Making Big Debates
Washington January 16 The Fordney emergency tariff bill faces a full Senate debate tomorrow as the committee prepares to launch hours of discussion and amendments. The measure is expected to trigger strong opposition and a flood of proposed changes as the chamber weighs passage before a likely final vote.
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Washington
Vic Aeance Committee
Senate
Sherman
Illinois
Commissioney
Caminelt
Europe
Johnson
Tau
Calder
Senate Saanuufactures
Senate Judicials Committee
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lesaera
Entire family dies in mysterious crime at Pamlico
Five members of the Righem family were shot to death near Pamlico on January 16 with two more bodies found later. L. S. Bigham, 40, head of the family, and his wife Mrs. La S Bigham, 60, were among the victims. Mrs. Marjorie Blacks, 35, was found shot in her home yard. Authorities said they were pursuing a clue from a revolver found in the Bigham home but no solution yet.
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Pamplico
Righem Temmy
Hadles
le Tamils
Tonighe
Urey
L. S. Bigham
la S- Bigham
Ieud
Ue Aighim
Marjorie Blacks
Death and mystery haunt 1864 Boitet murder tale
The piece recalls the Boitet family murder near New Haven in spring 1864, linking Buel Webster to the case. It notes Webster’s taciturn nature, time at the county farm, and an alleged 32 year penitentiary sentence for killing the Bollet family head. Neighbors found the Boitet home burned May 31, 1964, with Mrs Boitet and two men dead, motive seen as robbery. Webster’s involvement surfaces as deputies arrest him after sightings near the residence.
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Buel Webster
Webster
Boiret
New Haven
Ortheas
Fort Wayne
Inginary
Fies
Port Wayne
Garsite
Boitet
Rucil Webster
Roitet
le Boitet
Exme
Saer McCartney, Jr
Prisoner Acts as Own Chauffeur on Trip to Lock-up
EASTVIEW, NT. Jan. 14. A prisoner sentenced to imprisonment for a minor offense surprised the police by driving his own car to the lock up after a midnight stop. An officer halted the vehicle in the county, and the prisoner offered to show the way. The pair then exchanged comments before the car continued to the urban gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastview
O'Neill
Fodacign
O'Neil
Weater
Ant
Che Lalter Broweheye
Taant
Nations honor General Gorgas in Washington tribute
Latin American diplomats joined with the United States, France and Great Britain in paying tribute to Major General William Crawford Gorgas, former surgeon general, at a Pan American Society memorial in Washington. Speakers recalled his work against yellow fever linking it to the Panama Canal project and saving countless lives.
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Washington
Latin-America
United States
France
Great Belin
William Crawford Gorgas
Gorgas
London
Pan-Amerian
Southern Society of Washington
Genarel Peter C. Hivassador Tusserander
E. Hethell
General Gorges
Amelia-Ga ¥Ie
Mobile
Alo
Jostay Grreas
Fort Brown
Texas
Baker
Panama Canal Zone
Ceneral
Panama Canal
Bethell
Gorsas
Panama
Plans for Real Relief Fund Aid Effort in Ninth Ward
A community meeting at Bloomingdale school tonight will organize a Ninth ward relief drive for Aira Wilkin and family. Captains will canvass twelve sections to collect funds and aid the bereaved widow Mrs. Rehl, whose home fire burned her husband and child to death. A benefit theater program at the Majestic, in cooperation with other city theatres, will run from 2 to 3 30 pm Wednesday, with all door receipts (except tax) going to Mrs. Rehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale
Fersoihe War Organization
Ninth Ward
Aira Wilkin
Rend
Eanh
Dinaet
William Rekd
Hagband and Son
Frank Bremenmullinger
Majestic Theatre
Dlafest
Rehl
Samuel D. Jackson
Bent Teliel Tune
E. Tonkins
Putnam Steert
Seek Repeal of Three Mile Law in Indiana
Indiana lawmaker Barker announces repeal of the three mile road rule and a county road system plan. Five county commissioners would prepare five year road programs funded as available. Current township petitions would shift to the county system to prioritize main road development.
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Indianapolis
Barker
Pogey County
Indiana
Gurker
Ben Jerai
Wie
Military Law Ends in Ned County near Williamson W Va
Military law proclaimed November 2 ends as Governor Cornwell lifts the insurrection state. Colonel Herman announces that Company 14 will train at Camp Sherman while state police assume duties. Troops depart Williamson. Matter of Mindzo cement continues. Transcripts mention Matewan trial, a gunman attempt on GT, and Regan arrival.
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Williamson
Mingo Tad Tern
Cornwell
Herman
Borderlayt
Camp Sherman
Wiliamson
Unions Meet to Consider Attacks on Labor Movement
Representatives of 109 national and international unions affiliated with the American Federation of Labor plan a February 23 meeting in Washington to discuss attacks on the trade union movement. AFL Secretary Morrison announced the conference, saying it will address anti union shop wage reductions strike injunctions and campaigns to sway public opinion against labor.
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Washington
Sgy
American Federation of Labor
Frank Marvison
Federation
Samuel Gompes
Movi A
Iabor
Athaeks
Morrison Sai
Ihr
Protest Against Antisemitic Move in Bennington
A protest against antisemitic propaganda in the United States lists President Wilson and other notable Christian figures among its signatories. The appeal urges clergy, teachers, editors, and public figures to oppose “the evil” and defend American citizenship, democracy, and religious tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
United States
Wilson
Willem F. Malt
Cardinal O'Connell
Jol Spargo
Uhis
Chet Harding
Textile Workers Plan to Resist Wage Reductions
Philadelphia district council of Textile Workers met to oppose wage scale reductions and urged support from residents in their fight for decent living. The group adopted a statement and presented statistics showing average textile workers earn far less than the amount needed for a decent family, while manufacturers reap high profits.
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Philadelphia
Philadelpha District
Loilay
Taladelphia
Troops occupy Dublin streets amid cordon and search
Dublin reports describe troops sealing off a large district, placing machine guns and barbed wire, and forcing residents to remain inside as searches continue. Rail service halted, with field kitchens supplying troops. separate Belfast note reports clashes, casualties, and arrests after a football match incident.
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Dublin
North Dublin
Emt
North Quay
Church Street
North King Street
Plans for Anna Howard Shaw Memorial Event
Plans for a memorial program for Dr. Anna Howard Shaw to be held Thursday evening January 20 under the auspices of the Women’s League. The main events include a demonstration and a flower sale drive in downtown Kalamazoo to raise funds for a permanent memorial. A list of organizers and volunteers is provided, with booths planned in the business district to collect donations and promote the program.
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Anns Howard Shaw
Kote Whyne League of Women
Troline Bartlett Urane
Shaw Ti Tle
Shaw Ti Tle the Principal Speak de Trang Is A Resent of Kalamazoc. Michaid
Teday
Etty
Shaw
A& Fund
Nowar
Sam Krauss
Willarpenter
Mn Bi Evans
Rar Getz
Grimes
Abe Minsky
Mre
Nk Tkogin
AL Abit
Tos
Hories Spanley Dorey Gandy
Harey Sehiatier
Randa
Frank
Harding to Meet Key Republicans Before Florida Vacation
President-elect Harding will host major party figures in Marion before leaving for Florida. He just met Harry Daugherty and will see Will Hays and Frank Lowden, with Vanderlip as a potential ambassador pick. Mrs. Harding plans a Washington stay before joining the Florida trip.
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A. Vanderlif
Marion
Frank A. Lowden
Harry M. Daugherty
Bill H. Hays
Harding
Frank A. Vanderlin
Japan
Toxid
Will Hays
Governor Lowden
Florida
Arion
Ohio
Ronge
Harry Daugherty
Columbus
Will B. Hays
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Barding
Miami
Pla
Hardig
Washington
New York
Astan
TOLIO
Harding Beentemplas
Frank A. Vanderup
United States
Tae Yorazuhobo
Vanderlip
Gleaves to Probe Langdon Shooting in Vladivostok
Admiral Gleaves, commander of the American Asiatic fleet, sails from Manila aboard the Elliott with a court of inquiry to investigate the shooting of Lieutenant W. H. Langdon of the USS Allan by a Japanese sentry at Vladivostok. The board will travel to Shanghai and then to Vladivostok aboard the New Orleans to conduct the inquiry.
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Manila
Inn
Sranghal
Ad- Albert CG
Gleaves
New Orleans
Wadivastek
W. H. Langdon
Briand Forms New French Cabinet in Unity Move
Aristide Briand succeeds as premier to form a cabinet with his ministers. The lineup includes Louis Barthou as war minister, Paul Doumer as finance minister, and Yves Le Troquer in public works. Briand says the cabinet aims to unify France and maintain friendly ties with Britain and the United States while honoring Versailles commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parie
Aristide Briand
Leis Barbhor
Paul Doumer
Finence
Briand
Millgrand
Justice
Interior
Pieret Marreud
Wer
Louis Barthau
Marine
Gabriel Guisthan
Finance
Paul
Doumer
América
Versailles
France
Itellan
Sree
Homerny International
Poincairn J
Viylana
MM. Briand
Crown Prince Frederick William explains why he stays abroad
Frederick William former crown prince of Germany grants an interview explaining his refusal to return to Germany and why his wife remains in the Netherlands. He discusses duty to the fatherland, his sons plans for farming and commerce, and his wish to aid Germany if permitted, while lamenting political unrest and the impossibility of reunion at present.
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the Hague
Frederick Wellam
Ger Emany
Igsen
Netherlands
Ceremicay
Wierincen
Frederick William
Germany
Aeening
White
Woringen
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Canal Zone
Qne
Fordney
South Carolina
Death
Finis
General Gorgas
Majestic Theater
EL Frank C. Lowden
Barry M. Daugherty
Will
Hays
Posey
LONG
Een Wanita
Ned County
Matewan Batte
Humsrys
Regan
Carp Sherman
GT. Bhinkeeship
Mingo County
Bluefield
Etoon
Hin
Bankensely Vicuck
Columb
Pub
Helty + Morrison
Core
Pring
Hie
Belfast
Sinn Fein
Wlerec
Rivers Road
Plan Memorial
Anna Howard Shaw
Anthony
League of Women Voters
Lowden
Langdon
Vwladivostok
America
Crown Prince
Wilheim
Laia
Potsdam
Lala
Giwrman
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