Hope Faces Early Vote Peace Pact Protests Loom
Washington dispatch notes Senate begins considering the Kelings treaty with early veto expected yet possible votes to spare. War department appropriation moves routine while debate over a final interpretative report to the treaty looms. House panels tackle artifacts wars and commerce with timing on several bills in play.
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Washington
Senate
Kelings
Toulder Lam
Hawoe
War Department
Tina Pastage
House
Capitare
Mellug
Indian Affairs Committee
Jackson Barnets
Breustnet
Family of Oye Tragedy in Baltimore Rail Accident
Four members of a five member family were killed in a Baltimore rail accident. The sole survivor and two children were injured. Police reported all victims as residents of the family, with Mercy Hospital treating the severely injured. Official details and names remain partly garbled in the report.
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Oye
Baltimore
Dam Fhum
Venhovmain
Lemin Poi Parkian
Perl
Lelaa. Mee
Dimond Tansieen
Robert
Eutriehtsche Hushant
Diamond Hannvnn
Mercy Hospital
Chicago Wins Water Fight Over Lake Michigan
Chicago secured a favorable ruling in the Great Lakes water dispute. The court upheld the secretary of war permit allowing continued withdrawal by the Chicago sanitary district while plans for sewage disposal are finalized. Chief Justice Taft delivered the decision.
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Washington
Chicago
Gillory
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Secretary of War
Taft
Foch Stricken With Heart Trouble In Paris
Marshal Ferdinand Foch generalissimo of the Allied Armies in World War I was seriously ill in Paris on January 14. A severe heart attack followed a bad cold from Armistice Day celebrations. Three doctors were summoned and a bulletin was expected later in the afternoon.
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Paris
Marshal Perdinand Foch
Insanity as a defense in thrill killing trial noted
In Fulton County a youth charged with the murder of Williard Smith faces a trial next day. Court will hear expert testimony on the defendant’s mental state and a brain tumor diagnosed in his father. State investigators and alienists will present evidence. no trial date set for rival suspect Gallagher. David Belasco ill in New York. Babe Ruth dies in Watertown incident.
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Parekh
Piiversity
Lrinh
Fulton County Superior Court
Wyemer
Harel
Shire
Walsh
Williard Smith
Harsh
Richard Gallagis
Pei
Billigg
Emil Fuchs Ends Life in Studio at 63
New York June 14 Emil Fuchs famed painter and sculptor committed suicide by shooting himself in his studio yesterday He was 63 and left a note to his sister Renee Muebs saying living longer would prolong his agony Found by his sister the artist reflected on being a burden to himself Fuchs a Vienna native rose to fame in portraits and sculpture Studied at the Imperial Academy Vienna and in Berlin He produced Mother Love his finest sculpture which won the gold medal of honor at an international exhibition
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New York
Beenhee
Emil Fuchs
Aucide
Renee Muebs
Fuchs
Faurhs
Vienna
Imperial Academy of Fine Arts
Berlin
Italy
Weather report for Tennessee and Virginia with variable precipitation
Rain and warmer conditions in southern Tennessee shift to rain or snow in the north tonight. Tuesday brings rain and warmer temps in the east and colder conditions in the far west. Virginia sees increasing clouds, coast rain, interior rain or snow Tuesday as temperatures rise, with shifting winds from the southeast.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Ferdcure
Bitter cold grips Midwest in sweeping weekend freeze
The bitter weekend cold hit the West and Midwest with Duluth recording minus 34 and Chicago below zero. Green Bay and other cities logged double digits below zero as roads iced over and dozens of injuries and three deaths were linked to the cold. A 40 story Foreman National Building fire caused $85,000 damage as a salamander reportedly sparked concrete freezes. Snow and ice disrupted railroads and highways across Nebraska, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Chicago
America
Weather Bureau
Duluth
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Green Gay
Chicaxo
Cary
Chicago Fire Department
Foreman National
la Salle
Washington Streets
Nebraska
Tinois
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Coldest snap grips eastern United States
New York records a severe cold wave with subzero readings across the state. Stony Creek hits 12 below, Ogdensburg 11 below as the St Lawrence freezes over for the first time this winter. Ontario reports 44 below at White River, a provincial record.
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New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Stony Creek
Ogdenburg
St. Lawrence
Ontario
White River
Province
End of a brief Illinois reign and governor's trial
A sagging administration ends as Governor Small faces criminal charges for withholding state funds while treasurer. He is acquitted after a long trial, and a civil suit seeks accounting. A settlement of $650,000 is reached out of court, amid wife Dina Small’s death blamed on trial strain.
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Dina
Paverncy
Small’s
Admnini
Cage Four
Liggett Trial Opens in Nashville Slaying Case
In Nashville Tennessee on January 4 Walter Liggett grain dealer goes on trial for the slaying of Turney Cunningham. Liggett confessed shooting Cunningham when found in the rear of his home October 29. Cunningham was manager of the Andrew Jackson hotel and was allied with Mrs Cunningham. The state will seek the death penalty and jury selection is expected to take several days.
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Nashville
Tenn
Walter Liggett
Grain Cealer
Turney Cunningham
Liggett
Cunningham
Andrew Jackson
Liggettis
King and Queen Improve as Medical Update From Buckleecham
Buckingham Palace reports King George and Queen Mary both showing improvement today after days of cautious optimism about the king’s condition. The queen’s cold lingers and she remains in her rooms for precaution, while physicians note gradual progress in the king’s health.
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Lontion
Buckleecham Palace
Dirsted
Morgan Young Named Agents United States to Conference
A report notes J Pierpont Morgan head of J P Morgan Co Owen D Young chair of General Electric and Thomas Nelson Perkins Boston lawyer as possible U S delegates to the German reparations conference in Paris. Officials say selections will be made by the reparations commission with U S notice before appointment. Jeremiah Smith of Boston has also been mentioned as a likely pick.
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Washington
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. P. Morando
Owen D. Young
General Electric Co
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Boston
Reparations Commission
United States
Court Rules State Can Condemn Land for Park
CHARLOTTE N C Jan Le The Suncrest Timber Company so land condemnation to restrain the North Carolina Park Commission from condemning land for park purposes was denied by the United States circuit court of appeals. The decision lets the park commission proceed with condemnation against the lumber companys 26 000 acres in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park area to include timber rights.
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Charlotte
N.C
Suncrest Tamber Company
North Carolina
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Great Smoky Mountain National Park
Bunerest Company
Seattle Artist Held In Death By Own Action
Spokane, Wash. Jan. 14. Leonard Fink, Seattle artist, was held by police as they probed why Ruth McDonald, 94, wealthy society woman and art patron, drove to a remote spot near Spokane and committed suicide by exhaust fumes from her car. Fink, reportedly her fiance, said she had given him 150000 in bonds to hold in trust. Her body was found after a two day search aided by an airplane. A smoothed ring matched the exhaust pipe size, suggesting she held the pipe to her mouth. There were no signs of violence or struggle. McDonald’s mother, Mrs. Asnes McDonald, said her daughter left home Friday and disapproved of the transfer of hens into Fink’s name, with arrangements for the transfer made. Letters in McDonald’s possession indicated contemplation of self-destruction.
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Spokane
Wash
Leonard Fink
Seattle
Ruth McDonald
Fink
Miss McDonald
Jhim
Exhaus
Asnes McDonald
Dana
Governor Hortons Biennial Message Opens Session Tonight
Nashville Tenn Jan 14 Governor Hortons biennial message to the legislature tonight opens a week likely to be filled with important matters. The assemblymen returned to the capital after a weekend adjournment and both houses were called into session. A joint session to hear the governor is expected and a joint caucus may convene tomorrow to canvass election returns. Gasoline and highway bills and many local measures will then be considered.
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Nashville
Tenn
Covernor Horton
Assembly
Cleaners and Dyers Gather in Memphis Convention
Delegates to the National Cleaners and Dyers Association convention continued to arrive in Memphis. About 2,000 are expected for formal sessions opening tomorrow. Cities bidding for the next convention include San Francisco Denver Indianapolis Chicago and Cleveland. An annual newspaper will be published each day during the convention.
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Memphis
Cleaners and Dyers Association
San Francisco
Denver
Indianapolis
Ghiesgo
Cleveland
Patient Robs Dentist in Memphis Office
Dr. T. E. Andrews, a Memphis dentist, was treating a patient when his filling supply ran out. He left to fetch more material and on returning found the patient gone, taking 100 dollars in cash and about five pounds in old fillings and plates. Police were notified.
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Memphis
T. E. Andrews
Gare
Solice
Ruth Wife of Babe Ruth Burned to Death
Babe Ruth mourns his wife after a fire in Watertown Massachusetts. Dr Edward Kinder a dentist is sought for questioning as Mrs Helen Kinder is identified as Ruth's wife. Ruth states they had not lived together for three years and plans a burial for Mrs Ruth.
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Watertown
Mass
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Home Run
Edward H. Kinder
Boston
Wyatt Earp Dies at Age 80 in Los Angeles
Wyatt Earp, famed Old West fighter and lawman, died at age 80 in Los Angeles after a long illness. His controversial 1896 boxing decision in San Francisco sparked years of debate, with ties to Tex Rickard and a later bid for shared glory as a promoter. Earp kept ties to Dodge City Ellsworth and Tombstone, and died shortly after sending a telegram to a friend in Florida.
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Los Angeles
Wyatt Ear
Law and Order
Earp
Fitzsimmons
Tom Sharkey
San Francisco
Sharkey
Dodge City
Ellsworth
Kansas
Tombstone
Ariz
Tex Rickard
Rick
Florida
Richard
Alaska
Changes in Diplomatic Corps Preview Hoover Era
Associate Press reports that Hoover appointees may shift the U S diplomatic corps, favoring longer postings and rapid promotion for young career diplomats. Latins in Central America may see more rotation, while steady posts are urged to build language and cultural proficiency. Hoover hopes to avoid future armed interventions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
United States
Central America
Rapinlie
Engagement announces Princess Martha of Sweden to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway
STOCKHOLM Jan 14 The engagement of Princess Martha of Sweden born March 28 1901 to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway was officially announced. Martha is the daughter of Prince Charles brother of King Gustaf and sister of Princess Astrid. Olaf son of King Haakon and Queen Maud is famed yachtsman who steered Oslo to a six meter class victory at Cowes in 1926. He studied for two years at Balliol College Oxford.
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Stockholm
Martha
Sweden
Pris Olaf
Norway
Charles
Gustaf
Astrid
Olaf
King Haaken
Wreen Maude
Eise George
England
Oslo
Cowes Reratia
Prince Olaf
Ist
Balliol College
Oxnerd
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