Briand resigns as French premier after Cannes address
Paris Jan 12 By The Associated Press Premier Briand submitted his resignation to President Millerand at the Elysee after a lengthy chamber speech defending France's Cannes conference stance. The move surprised the cabinet and deputies as Briand left to applause and amid frantic discussions on the Genoa conference and reparations.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
Millerand
Elysee Palace
Cannes
M. Briand
Chamber
Milierand
Chamber of Deputies
Milterand
Hriand
Leykuen
M. S Griand
Hiland
Britain
Versailles
Aptech
Ashel
Chsrder
Mat Aedaran
Bartae
Poe
Iand
Brance
Amiera
Chamber of
Utlen
Depistien
Nession
United States
Genoa
Uecs
France
Walter Rathenau
Allied Supreme Council
Miners Urged to Return to Work Amid Appeal
Readable text notes an appeal urging miners to resume work, stressing a formal process. The article hints at an arc of appeal and a call for miners to return, with unspecified authorities and unclear location details.
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Arco
Transport Crook Pressed Toward Port in Gale Rescue Report
A radiogram from the transport Crook says the crippled ship is making favorable headway toward New York despite a gale that struck last night. Earlier reports noted a leak but captains’ dispatches indicate sealing and calming seas, with officials watching closely as the vessel, carrying army personnel and a full cargo, sails in rough conditions.
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Washington
Jan
Crook
New York
North Atlantic
Transport Creek
Wessel
War Department
Teasport
Aeamor
Army of Occupation
Germany
Aviators Delay Search for James Maher
A report indicates aviators are delaying efforts to locate James Maher after a misstep in a flight toward Grand. The fragmentary text suggests an aviation search or rescue operation was paused mid-mission, with Maher possibly attempting a hop or leg of a journey.
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James Maher
Chinese and Japs Reach Concession Talks at Washington
Chinese and Japanese delegates resumed talks on rebuilding extensions to the Tsingtao-Tsinanida railway in the Kinochow leasehold. Briand resigns as French premier causes alarm in armament conferences. Genoa and Cannes discussions may shift with a new cabinet unlikely to pledge action until new ministers are named. Naval treaty delegates near final provisions for disposing of prescribed battleships, with dispute over complete scrapping versus use as harbor guards or training ships.
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Washington
Kinochow
Associated Preas
Aristide Briand
France
Briand
Genoa
Cannes
Barragt
Hughen
Nevilly
Tim
H Ead
Arthur Babfour
Senator Schanter
Baron Kato
M. Sarriut
Dan
Yeas
Great Briain
Japan
Italy
Heaton Sentenced To 30 Days In Jail And Fine
Pargo North Dakota January 11 judge C M Cooley orders former teller F C Heaton to serve 30 days in Abe county jail and pay a $100 fine for a mixed offense involving a purported embrace of $75,000 government funds. The sentence is the maximum penalty for the conviction.
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Heaton
Herald Special Service
Pargo
N. D
F. C. Heaton
C. M. Cooley
Abe County
More Off icers Testify On Army Hangings
Washington hearings reveal no evidence of extra executions at Is-Sur-Tille during American occupation. Col Samuel Ham testified two soldiers were executed after formal sentences in 1919. He stated a public accounting was read at the scaffold and that no lynchings occurred while he commanded the post. The adjournment set for next Tuesday.
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Washington
Is-Sur-Tille
France
Senate
e-Bur-TiNp
Samuel V. Ham
Ham
Howeve
Oeris
Watson
Georgia
Camp R
Is-Sur- Tite
Allied council recaps Britain on invasion as own problem
British memorandum to London outlines stance on a Franco British pact with emphasis on avoiding naval competition and cooperation on rebuilding Europe. Rathenau explains Germany’s postwar payment delays to the reparations commission as he defends prior conditions. The United States says it has not agreed to participate in the Genoa conference.
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Genoa
France
United States
Nad
Cannes
Great
Carney
Lavon
Great Britain
Europe
Opponents of Anglo Irish Pact to Meet in Dublin
Dublin dispatch reports withdrawal of British police auxiliaries from Ireland starting tomorrow with 308 leaving Dublin for England. Sinn Fein opponents summoned by Eamon de Valera to discuss treaty, while Griffith forms provisional government and convenes south Ireland parliament for Saturday ratification. British evacuation from Dublin Castle proceeds and amnesty for political offenses in Ireland announced by King George, with prisoner releases to begin.
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Dublin
Ireland
England
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
South Ireland
de Valera
Griffith
Dublin University
Dublin Castle
Duil Eireann
Foreign Department
Paris
London
George
Onan
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Testimony on Miller charges to be presented
Washington reports a judiciary sub committee prepares to hear testimony on Miller charges. The session aims to determine whether the committee will proceed with further action and has drafted an abstract of key statements already collected.
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Washington
Ted North
Milice
North Dakata
Labor groups back unified recommendation report
The document shows unanimous backing from labor, public, and employ groups for a recommended report. Details are faint but indicate coordinated support and a formal consensus reached in mid January.
North Dakota Homebuilders Case Faces Court Test
In Bismarck the Homebuilders Association faces legal action after years of dispute over housing costs. Former manager J B Blakemore and William Prater are named in letters detailing prebuyers and construction practices. New administration gathers data to submit a court test on settlement methods, while some members hire attorneys to contest full costs. Lumber yards in Bismarck Fargo and Mandan hold stock amid theft and storage charges.
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Gathersne
Diehl
Ménager Dichalo
Bismarck
Fargo
Mandan
Renta
Dishard
Persona Tor
Homebuilders’ Association
Home Builders’ Association
Hall Considers Run for Congress in North Dakota
Bismarck North Dakota January reports say Secretary of State Hall, a longtime political figure, may enter the race for Congress. The scene notes Rep. George Young slated for a courtship judgeship, while McCumber interests push a candidate. A decision to run hinges on support from league leaders and party factions. Geneva reports also note the League of Nations offer to Cannes for global talks was declined by the Supreme Council following Lloyd George’s stance.
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Bismarck
X. D
Jan
Siune Thomas Hall
Republica
Congress
George Young
U.S. Court of Claims
Hall
Mall
Iman Young
U. S. Court of Claims
McCumber
No. Doult
Feld
McCumber Tan
Betuer Ofer
Geneva
The
League ‘of Nationa
Mpréme Council
Cannes
Supreme Council
Lloyd Geurme
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Payee
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Court of Claims
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