ORME WAVE ONCE MORE HOLDS SWAY IN CITY CRIME GANGS
Continued report details robberies across Manhattan Jersey City and Staten Island since last summer. An auction room on East 42nd Street was entered by masked suspects who shot and killed chief Shields and wounded another official during the incident. Police are pursuing leads as authorities note the attackers sought a doctor.
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ORME
Manhattan
Jersey City
Island
Hive
East 42Nd Street
Ahief Shiekls
Anctioneern
Strioush
Robbers raid store and exchange of gunfire wounds two
In a crowded shop near Second Avenue an attempted hold up by two bandits ended with three shots fired. Shields and Young were among the employees struck as the thieves fled toward a waiting taxicab. A separate note offers a $10,000 reward for the arrest of the auto driver who killed Miss Anna Bloom on January 14 in Cooper Square.
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Ung
Shields
Yoong
N c Éarh
Second Avenue
Anna Bloom
Wright
Larry Cooper
Miss Bloom
Cooper Square Beach
Supreme Council Hearings On German Disarmament Plans
The supreme council convenes in secrecy to discuss German disarmament remedies and reparations, with delegates from Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan. Debates cover enforcement of the treaty, annual payments, and postwar guarantees, aiming for a coordinated peace strategy.
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Rhan
Great ‘Britain
Tremier Lloyd George
Earl Curzon
Kedleston
Marsh
Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial Staff
Edgar Vince D Abernon
Germany
Binghans
Sub-Commission On Army
Sinclair
Briand
M. Berthelat
M. Louicheur
M. Doumer
M. Seydens
de St. Aulat
Turkey
Greece
Serres
Thealles
Austria
United States
Gerry
France
Treaty of Spa
Briseets
Gemany
Germany and Allies plan postwar financial terms
The text outlines proposals to turn over assets and reduce occupation expenses in Fineland and to restrain the use of seized property as security for credits. It calls for delaying cash payments, liquidating non liquidated man property abroad, and cutting Germany's coal deliveries while proposing restrictions on cash advances by US allies on coal prices.
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Fineland
Germany
Sinn Feiners Unmoved by Partition Act in Cork
In Cork on January 22 Professor Alfred O Rahilly at University of Cork said Sinn Feiners are far from accepting the partition act yet may use electoral boundaries to gauge sentiment. He claimed the Sinn Feiners would win a larger majority than last election and that they are more united than ever.
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Cork
Jan
Sinn
Sinn Feiners
G'Rahilly
Japan United States land law dispute briefed by embassy
The Japanese embassy released a statement on negotiations over land laws in the wake of California’s initiative. It notes Japanese troops were sent to a Chinese district to restore order and will withdraw once stability is secured. Foreign Minister Uchida stresses strong Japan United States ties despite tensions and cites long, complex history of the Japan US relationship.
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Chientoistrict
China
Hunehiin
United States
Uchida
California
Japan
America
Wis Ia
Japanese American friendship urged to resolve California tensions
The article reports that Japanese and American leaders seek a satisfactory solution to California related tensions. Washington representatives discuss the issue with the state department in frank exchanges of views. An adjustment honoring both nations is hoped for, while the premier notes growing cordiality with foreign countries and a government aim to promote international friendship.
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California
Washington
State Department
Mob surrounds tail at Norlina sparks riot aftermath
Report details a racially charged confrontation where a clerk’s money dispute led to threats and a large Black mob gathering at the railroad station. Jerome Hunter allegedly fired on Trailor from close range, killing him, with others shot and chaos spreading as investigators described a tense, violent scene.
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Bullock
Polley
Tom Brady
Trailor
Fioming
W Brady
Matthew Bullock
Jerome Hunter
Clogé
Hunter
Upchurch 2Nd Rainey
Packers Law Up Today and Budget Debates Continue
Aired in a dense summary of Senate hearings and budget actions. Immigration, espionage act enforcement, and department charges appear amid talks on annual agricultural funding and Calder coal regulation.
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Senate Immigration
Department of Justice Administration
Department
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norman H. Davis
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yap
Senate Commerce Committee
Calder
Military occupation of Constantinople imminent by Allies
Constantinople is poised for renewed allied military occupation with Franco British reinforcements to be quartered in requisitioned public buildings in Stamboul. Inter allied representatives informed the grand vizier of measures to curb disorder from nationalist and bolshevik elements pending the peace treaty ratification.
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Constantinople
Pranco
Stamboul
Ttig
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Insurgent Uprisings Grow In Ukrainian Districts
In Warsaw dated January 72 insurgent uprisings near Kiev to Gdessa and Bolshievile spread among Ukrainians seeking to free the district from soviet rule. Peasants organize at multiple points while the so called black-nanit, likened to the Klan, conducts night raids to expel Soviet officials and amass supplie.
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Warsaw
Blev
Raperlea
Solsheviks
Kiev
Gdessa
They Bring Results in Journal Gazette Black Type Ads
A compact report notes that Journal Gazette Black style ads deliver strong responses. It highlights bold typography, concise copy, and strategic placement driving customer engagement and measurable results.
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Journal Gazette
Journal-Gazette
Women Fight for Home Economics Bill Budget
The Fees bill seeks a 1921 700000 grant rising to 5 million yearly by year basis to fund home economics teaching. Funds would aid salaries for teachers supervisors or directors with state matching for buildings and apparatus. One third to adult part time or evening classes for workers over 14. National groups push passage.
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National League of Women | Voters
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Congress of Mothers
Barent-Teachers’ Associations
National
Wariations
Family Cremated in Burning Home Continues
The report describes a deadly house fire where kerosene spilled from a two gallon can ignited the stove scene and engulfed Mrs Adkins and her daughter as flames spread across the room. Two younger Bennet children occupied a second floor bedroom, with Adkins attempting to act before the fire worsened.
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Ceeeres
IRA
Adkins
Taby
Yanger
Bennet
Fire destroys farm laborer in rapid blaze
A farm laborer named Adkins fled a burning building, running about a half mile to a neighbor’s home before his shirt collar burned away and his clothing ignited. Neighbors arrived to find the structure a mass of smoldering embers. He was taken to a hospital where his death was momentarily expected.
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Sptbe
Adkins
Lutheran aid gathering highlights Fort Wayne event
About 450 attendees participated in a Fort Wayne Lutheran state aid gathering focused on religious instruction and higher education for children. The program featured speeches by Rev. Webstanss and Rev. John Baur, musical selections, and performances by St Pauls jazz orchestra, soloists, duets, and violin pieces, underscoring hopes for a local Lutheran university.
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Webstanss
Fort Wayne
St Paul's, Jazz Orchestra
Wm. Fuckinger
Indiana Fed— Oration
Herman Duemling
Cer
Herbert Rippe
Russ Flor
Eave Rippe
G. D. Ziegler
Aid Association For Lutherans
Migs Irma Pohlmann
Osther Pohlmann
Frank Wambs
Edward German
Frieda’ Wermuth
H. Rehm
John Baur
Paul Hahn
Martha Tahn
Albert Voecks
Aid Association
Tor
Helen’ Gate
Win. Beyer
Mayor of Cork 10 Cancel His Parole Norfolk
Jan 28 Donald O'Callaghan, mayor of Cork, arrived to cancel his parole with instruction. Judge Lar pronounced O'Callaghan was due today but missed the boat he dug and arranged to leave Washington. His next move depends on immigration authorities. If allowed seamen privileges he may board a friendly vessel to slip through the British cordon around Ireland. Under labor rules he will not be required to sail until ready to sign as an able-bodied man.
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Norfolk
Donald
O'Callaghan
Cork
Joseph
Ireland
Labor Department
Wenman
Reds Buy Heavily in Khaki Cloth for Moscow Rail Service
London July 7 The Soviet government has bought 2 500 000 yards of khaki cloth from British firms for 1 750 000 pounds paid in gold at a Stockholm bank. Moscow still seeks over 7 000 000 additional yards but face shortages from paper and other goods. FO REPORTS HOLDUP Norman Rose reports being robbed of 6 and a tie pin by two men on the Webash railroad bridge near midnight last night.
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Lonndon
Fru
Moscow
Storkholm
Norman Rose
Webash
Rose
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