Labor Regime to Open Russian Recognition First Act
London reports a Labour government will move to recognize the Russian Soviet state as one of its initial actions. Asquith and Liberal factions face pressure to bargain, while Conservatives seek Liberal aid to block radical policies. The balance hinges on MacDonald’s stance and potential caretaker options.
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Britain
ONDON
Ile
Lyn
Hebday Macdonald
Stanley Baldwin
Preimlers
Viniave
Uhr Peilon
London
H. H. Asquith
Neith
Hay
Dug
Mr. Asquith
Gowe
Bolshaviem
MacDonald
Azenmith
Tor
Iabor
Tian Ak
Asquith
Ianor
Wf MaccDonald
U S Sends Six Skaters Abroad for Olympics
Six American speed skating champions will be sent overseas to represent the United States at the Olympics. The International Skating Union president announced after an executive meeting at Lake Placid. The committee lacked power to pick four skaters, so six were chosen to train at sea and abroad while competing among themselves for the four Olympic spots. The group includes Cherie Jortrap, Hater Kacky, Valent ine Blake, Min Hielard Dene, Willian Steinmetz, and Joe Monre.
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Lake Plaid
S. Y
America
Ture Tintedn
International Katag Union
Uihlein
Powerle
Willian Steinmetz
Glucago
Joe Monre
New York
Immanuel Lutheran Sunday Service Schedule Various Local Churches
The notice lists Sunday services from Immanuel Lutheran and nearby congregations with details on locations including Tarleran and Ave n streets, and St than streets. It notes language differences English and German, confessional and private services, with an annual meeting and officers to be elected Friday afternoon.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Aven
St Than
Rerphule
Qasters Korviers
Aia Tard
Psi Seryleoe
Bontety Ineers
Oftfleera
Privtay Evernins
N'Uleek
Funeral of Father Jerome Hunt Draws Hundreds at Port Pottex
Three hundred Redmen and about six hundred attendees gathered Saturday at Port Tottex to honor Father Jerome Hunt who spent over forty years translating the Bible into Sioux and served as an illusionary figure among the Indians. Two Indian societies he founded provided honorary pallbearers while Catholic clergy from across the state attended led by Bishop O'Reilly of Fargo.
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Port Tottex
N. 1
Indiana
Pather
Jerome Hunt
Father Hunk
Father Hunt
Famegs O'Reilly
Fargo Uresideil
Hope Abandoned of Finding Any Rescue Crew
A late December naval incident off Sicily near St. Mark’s sees French forces, Italian experts, and allied units continuing searches for crew members of a ship sunk when the Dixwindsr fell into the sea. Despite hopes, authorities advise no further progress expected.
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RE Sialip
Sicily
Thi
Sinil
Cane St. Mark
Mies
Wausau Bank President Held in Connection with Failure
M. Re Sprivae, president of the Northern State Knaki Wausup, was arrested Saturday on charges tied to the bank failure. State bank examiner led the investigation with aid from Sheriff McDonald and bank examiners.
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Wastlatan
Death Seen In Hooch Served At New Year Revels
Fragmented report describes New Year revels with heavy liquor sales and crowded hotels and cabarets on the north and northwest sides. Prohibition enforcement will be tested as patrons drink, despite the Wright act restrictions. The piece notes large crowds, high cover charges, and celebratory toasts across New Orleans venues with warnings of legal action for violators.
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San Francisco
New Orleans
Wiswentor
Creale
Hive Wong the Cole
Arrests Reported in Chicago Counterfeiting Ring
Federal agents raided a counterfeiting network in Chicago. Five arrests were made including a former convict and several other family members, as investigations continue into the ring’s operation and connections to the broader counterfeit scheme.
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Mane
Chicago
Chita
Conmterteniere
Dawnteedt
Akring
Liltarten
Avecca
No Fire Drill at Dunning in Two Years Probe Shows
A damaged report reveals no fire drill at Dunning two years prior pointing to the Insane Hospital building on a night when a blaze killed several patients. Witnesses describe staff evacuations and attempts to guide residents as alarms failed and smoke spread through the wards.
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Cncago
Chedias
Asvather
Pete
Margeoret
Gina
Eres
War Material Sales Policy Sparks Mexico Inquiry
Washington discussions on arms sales to Mexico surface as debates over Harding policy continue. A note to the secretary of the navy questions military shipments while Mexico's civil strife triggers diplomatic activity. In Veracruz, Tehuantepec and Tuxpam reports describe garrisons shifting allegiance amid revolutionary movements with key officers cited and troop counts.
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Aladvanta
Secretary of the Navy
Harding
Mexico
United Staies
Elaise
Tia War Department
State Department
Abention
United States
Ghregon
Mexican Senate
Maxican Senate
Washington
Oh,regan
Secresary Hughes
Mexico Revolt Shifts As Armies Move Toward Vera Cruz
Rebels advance toward Vera Cruz as routes from Tehuacan to Apizaco are opened. Obregon moves headquarters to Guanajuato while railways are repaired. Texas Rangers prepare to assist federal authorities amid border unrest and neutrality violations.
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Vera Cruz Mexico City
Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Tihcutecan
Apizaco
Eugenio Martinez
Puebla
Juan Andrew Almazan
Tehuacan
Caxates
Obregon
Fran Joapuato
Yurecuardo
la Bares
Estradistas
Lerma River
Ocotlan
Mexico City
Associated Br
Trenato
Mento City
de la Huerta
Mexico
Tanner
General Valles
Austin
Texas Rangers
Pat M. Neff
Texas
J. L. Schleimer
Pres
Huerta
Missing Link May Be Found In Orient Says Expert
Dr L A Fairchild of the University of Rochester told a AAAS audience that anthropological proof linking human and animal ancestry may be found soon. He said the gap between higher primates and humans could close with new discoveries, noting semi human fragments exist and much of Asia and Africa remain unsurveyed.
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Cincinnati
L. A. Fairchild
Peology
University of Rochester
Seasinn
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Orient
America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Department store plans Minneapolis expansion amid $1.75 million cost
The store’s renovation and repricing project, costing about $1.75 million, aims to relaunch its present outlet in Minneapolis on a schedule tied to a Saturday night event. The move follows a year with earnings and regional sales tied to national park access and outdoor recreation themes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Federal chiefs deny knowledge of rum list in Washington
Commissioner Blair and Commissioner Vale in the Internal Revenue service denied knowledge of the rum list. Blair disclosed 21 names were seized and being investigated while other lists totaling hundreds of names were reported in connections to the bootleg scandal. Congress and police faces intensified scrutiny as authorities pledged disclosure.
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Blair
Internal Revenue
Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Vale
al Kore Ledee
Waspington
Sud
Washington
Blairs Setlement
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Newton
Republian
Minnesota
Oyster
Modernist leaders demand liberty amid church schism
Dr. Stuart J. Tyson of the Medan Churchmen's union says peace in the Episcopal split hinges on granting modernists liberty and a place in the church as loyal sons. He warns modernists will not accept false peace, urging conferences over continued quarrels.
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NEW +ORKE
Associated Press
Stuart J. Tyson
Medan
Tyson
American Association For the Advancement of Religion
Notable Plays to Be Presented by Beach Jones Co
Beach Jones Stock Company opens at the Majestic Theater with matinee and evening shows today. Maida Sirner stars in Aling Nora O'Brien, a lively Irish comedy, as Lady Constance Dares. The run continues through Monday and Tuesday with Welcome Stranger featuring Guy Beach in a top comedy role Isidor Soloman. The feature The Bill of Paradise heads to early performances.
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Majestic Theater
Boarl-Jones
Nora O'Brien
Constance Dares
America
Beach-Jones
Ionemeal
Guy Beach
Isidor Soloman
New England
Paradise
Maryland hills echo to sound of moonshine war riot
A German firm plans a major lignite operation in the Northwest with rotary retorts and a distillation process. Thyssen & Company of Dusseldorf will supply technology and capital via Northwest financiers. Contracts target Reach area plants with long term operations and Belgian-based refinement methods adapted for American use.
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Maryland Hills
Vrentracts
Tun Over & Jong Peried
Tele Sain
Thyssen & Company, Diuesseldorf
Inraert Iron and Coal Company
Germany
Ve Tir
Hinge Melz
Wathh
Toltz
Horwarth
Tolty
Fumire
Triocles Rovern
Tors
Reach
Weary Ford
Ford
Moonshining Sparks Violent Uprising in Western Maryland
A surge of night raids shootings and whiskey fueled clashes erupts in western Maryland as masked bands target lawmen and towns. Sheriff Richard Diffe and others confront armed resistance while vigilantes and deputies battle the bootleggers and armed supporters. Local leaders blame moonshining and seek gubernatorial protection as four suspects are jailed after a Thursday raid.
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Wien
Smithsburg
Christus Eve Chester Smith
Millard
Tle
Juho Cline
Wimerht & Mer Minson
Cenilis
Qaim
Feds
Moon
Pennslvania
Miresten
Alky Stolen From Aberdeen Company
A burglary at Irwell Wholesale in Aberdeen occurred early Saturday night, with about 120 gallons of alcohol and narcotics taken. The alcohol value is about $4,000, narcotics potentially higher. Thieves broke in through a bagged window and loaded goods into a car. a fireman arriving chased them off.
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Aberdeen
Irwell
Thlevis Goluad
Plan for Coolidge to counteract Congress and campaigns
A fragmentary report discusses President Coolidge shaping an offensive against a hostile Congress, comparing past presidents Roosevelt and Wilson, praising adviser Slemp, and noting looming November 1924 elections. It hints at a strong campaign structure and concerns about constitutional prerogatives.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coolidge
C. Bascom Slemp
Slemp
House of Representatives
Public Service
Republican Party
Wall
Cool
Obituary notices for Gilbertson Ross and thanks cards
The funeral of Steghauenpertset Gilbertson was held at 2:30 from the home on 421 Ferry Street with Rev H G Magelssen officiating and burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Charles Ross, former Crese resident, died suddenly leaving a brother Alfred in this city. services will be held in Portland. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and neighbors' support during bereavement.
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Steghauenpertset
Uhnursing Atternogn
Hetme
Ferry Street
H. G. Magelssen
Amit
Oak Grove Cretery
Charles Ross
Mundy
Crese
Rose
Portland
Thig City
Ross
Alfred
Mehe
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