British submarine K-5 Lost With All Hands Off English Channel
London January 22 the British submarine K-5 commanded by John A Gaines was lost with all hands while practicing with four other submarines about 100 miles off Land End. The complement unknown but subs of this class carry about six officers and fifty men. Other K class subs K-4 and K-12 had prior disasters.
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Piez Testifies in Inquiry of Shipping Board
Washington January 92 Charles Fie of Chicago former director general of the emergency fleet corporation appeared before the house committee investigating shipping board operations to deny charges. He said Charles M Schwab never received a cent from the government while director general. He rejected suggestions of improper action and noted a voucher questioned by Colonel Abadie.
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Chicago Policeman Shot Guarding Payroll Messenger
Policeman Andrew Creagh was shot twice by five would be robbers in Chicago while guarding a payroll packet of $5,000. Creagh wrestled two attackers and disarmed them before being wounded as the gang fled after opening fire near Henry C. Shepard & Co. in the Loop area.
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Nolan Found Not Guilty of Murder of James Bagley
A Jefferson County court today acquitted Nolan of the murder charge in the Bagley case after a trial. The jury deliberated briefly, delivering the not guilty verdict this afternoon. The same session also involved a separate robbery-related hold, with other suspects tied to a string of fur robberies valued between two hundred thousand and three hundred fifty thousand dollars. Police reported arrests of Elmer Johnson and an alleged conspirator group including Mia Tena Johnson, Baward Mocheleskie, George Meegan, and Edward Allens amid the fur theft cases. Weather briefly noted as colder.
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Martens Leaves Country for Gothenburg
New York January 22 Nearly two years of effort by Ludwig C A Martens to gain U S recognition as ambassador of the Russian Soviet government ended todays with his departure for Gothenburg Sweden aboard the steam Stockholm crowding the docks to bid farewell Martens declined best accommodations claiming wanted to travel like any other passenger He expressed gratitude for kindness received from Americans in all vocations.
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Root Opposes Discussion On Disarmament
Washington Jan 22 The question of total or partial disarmament should not be discussed by the United States with other nations until after the new Harding administration is in place Elihu Root writes in a letter to Chairman Butler urging prompt steps after the administration changes to seek a general agreement on disarmament He cautions that the precise method of procedure should be decided after state department briefings and warns that premature replies may hinder progress The letter notes the eastern European turmoil and varied national apprehensions as factors to consider before any talks with other governments
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Weather forecast for the week beginning Monday
Weather predictions for the Great Lakes region call for normal or above temperatures, considerable cloudiness and occasional rain and snow. Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys expect generally fair conditions with temperatures normal or above.
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Firemen Risk Lives to Save Baby in Bisbee Blaze
In Bisbee Aris Jan 22 a woman's plea to save her baby spurred three firemen to hazard themselves amid a blaze yesterday. The infant was rescued and the event highlighted the dramatic rescue effort.
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Three Farm Meetings In Fargo Close Friday Evening
Fargo observers report three meetings in Fargo ending after 6 AM, as grain growers push legislation and the North Dakota Farm Bureau forms a permanent body with more than 10 000 members. Officers elected include A L Burdick Williston and Hans Georgeson Niagara, with a large slate of directors and a resolutions committee preparing stances on agriculture subjects. The bureau plans to focus on membership work across numerous counties as delegates report from Ward Slope and other counties.
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Kyle Confesses to Robbery and Recovered Funds
Mount Vernon January 22 Kyle 4h years old confessed to robbing a cache of $165000 in cash and 27000 in negotiable securities from registered mail. Inspectors report Kyle led them to additional cash and securities and claimed others implicated were not found to be involved.
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Friendship with United States Urged by Jap Party
Tokio January 22 resolutions at a Kenneikai meeting urged immediate evacuation of Siberia universal suffrage and insistence on Japan's rights in the California question. The opposition party prepared to reopen the diet and called for keeping friendship with the United States as a basic policy and endorsed the League of Nations and renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance for world peace.
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Senate to Adopt House Resolution Cutting Army to 175000
Senate military panel moves to end the stalemate by backing the House bill to reduce the regular army to 175000. Enlistments would be halted until the cap is reached, with inaction costing the government about 1 million dollars daily. Final action expected tomorrow.
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Lenin Ordered to Rest Amid Illness Rumors
Copenhagen dispatch reports Bolshevik premier Nikolai Lenin ordered to rest after weeks of illness rumors. Helsingfors source notes Lenine is said to be indisposed and resting, with no official confirmation.
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North Dakota Legislature Eyes Fresh Action After Adjournment
Renewed activity is expected when the North Dakota legislature reconvenes after adjournment. Last week's work focused on resolutions shaping political and audit matters. The major item is an appropriations bill of over 8 million dollars with potential changes as the Mayville and Effendale normal schools Wahpeton science and Bottineau forestry programs face possible cancellation.
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Phillips Heads Editors Assn in Minnesota
Crookston Minn Jan 22 I P Philips of Malinomen was elected president A F Lakeniere Grand Rapids vice president A G Rutledge Minneapolis secretary at the closing session of the Northern Minnesota Editorial association Here today The 1922 winter meeting will be held at Sauk Center Final paragraphs of the annual business meeting of the Northern Minnesota Editorial association have been laid. The following resolutions were adapted Favoring early consummation of the Great Lakes Tidewater project which would mean an era of unbounded prosperity and development for the middle west Condemning the practice of government departments asking for fire service in newspaper columns for the conduct of official business and asking Congress provide appropriations to pay such publicity Approving farm bureau federation system and the effort to secure more efficient marketing organizations Endorsing single commissioner plan for the Minnesota highway system Distribution of state wid 16 cents to us to provide relief to the schools where tax rate is excessive and need aid Recommending to the legislature ample appropriations for maintenance and expansion of the institutions at Crookston Duluth and Grand Rapids Urging amendment to state primary law permitting regularly elected delegates of each party to meet in convention and adopt platforms and elect their candidate State aid to promote livestock industry in Northern Minnesota Preserving original timber along the shores of the Mississippi and the waste age of a bit for the creation of the Lake Bemidji state park State aid for carrying on activities in Northern Minnesota Located certed reed potato tax wire gravity tuberclin rested herds
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Inter-Racial Sunday Observed In South On January 23
Report on conditions at the Soldiers' Home of Minnesota and proposed state oversight raises debate in Minnesota legislature. Also brief items note a mail plane abandoned near Janesville and a grounded liner floating off Wind Point, with weathered dispatches about Georgia Inter-racial Sunday initiatives and church leaders urging better housing schools and justice in the South.
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