Landor Business Men Rally for Civic Projects
Landor business men gather at the Delavan Cafe with about 50 members present to discuss a camping ground plan, street oiling, and a future road project to Dubois. The group aims to keep momentum, with the club and local merchants pledging support for improved infrastructure and town services.
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Landor
Delavan
Lib
Frank Brower
Emmine Dows
Howe
John W. Cook
Bi Hines
Cook
Cal Horris
Lander Seople
Bill Hines
Noble Hotel
Beat Daily
Fremont County
Hines
California
tMismneta
Iunehwon
Delevan Cafe
Steamship Rewmle Dullne Damaged in Stormy Seas
The steamship Rewmle Dullne with Cape Flat tery Washington was badly damaged in raging seas. The bridge is gone. one steward killed and others injured. Two steamers stand by as rescue and radio distress messages go out.
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San Francisco
Cape Flat
Tery
Washington
Stewart
Radio
Ulster police ambushed near Lady after disturbances
In Ulster, a police car near Lady was fired on by about thirty men. One corporal was shot and killed amid recent disturbances at the scene.
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Belpart
Treland
Feb
Ulster
Ady
Courteble
Passenger train relief after heavy snow disruption
A Northwestern passenger train arrived shortly before seven with its engine derailed and snow plow in the ditch. The wreck required a Casper wrecker to remove engine and freight cars before service resumed. The storm in Waltman was described as the worst of its kind, snow depths in cuts ranging from 15 to 29 feet. The train then turned around with a fresh crew and proceeded to Casper on time. ANNUAL MUSIC CONTEST The Graded Schools held rehearsals for an annual music contest at the Vocational High School. Students from three rooms prepare on stage with costumes and decorations, and a ballot is included for voters to pick winning rooms and glee clubs. Prizes include framed art pictures. The event features various grade performances and an orchestra selection engaging the audience.
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Waltman
Cavon
Casper
Great Britain will not agree to Genoa Conference postponement
Genoa conference talks faced a firm stance from London as Britain refused any postponement unless Rome requested it. Lord Curzon communicated the stance after a French memorandum urged delay, signaling a firm position amid diplomatic exchanges.
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Great Britain
Landon
Genoa
Conditions Strained Over Ulster Kidnapping
The kidnapping in Ulster remains unresolved as the Northern Irish government has not announced a release timetable or confirmed any information about the missing person. Authorities pursue leads but provide no new details on whereabouts or possible suspects.
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London
Ulster
Harding Pays Compliment to Farmers at Red River Show
President Harding praised farmers in a letter read at the Red River valley farm crop and livestock show. He said the worst phase of the agricultural crisis is past, improvement has begun, and will continue steadily with good cooperation between farmers and the government.
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Associated Press
Ton,’ Minn
Harding
Red River Valley
Mvch
Merchant Marine Urges Strong Fleet for Trade Growth
Cleveland February 10. Edm F. Pliomer United States Bunker Board Commissioner told the Bunker's Association of Foreign Trade that ships are essential to market development for Afghan goods and to keep wealth at home. He argued a large fleet would create jobs, sustain shipyards and dock work, and keep payments from leaving the country, with every cargo abroad supporting domestic production and employment.
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Cleveland
Oho
Voasele
Vante
EB. C. Pliomer
United State Bunker Board
Jones
Edumipa
Soas
Thaw Opens Ground for Hyatork Men in Motlog Area
The thaw yesterday eased snow and opened up the gray clue laude to the cat te and abuepe. Bitter cold eased during the night, and it is hoped warm weather will continue.
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Wien
Navy Reductions Advocated by Geddes Committee
In London on February 10 the Geddes led economy committee urged major force cuts to Britain’s armed services. The report calls for 35,000 fewer naval personnel and 50,000 fewer army personnel, with tighter interservice coordination under the Ministry of Defence.
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Associated
London
Navy
Air
Ministry of Defence
Eric Geddes
Sands May Be In Kanoas Jail
In Topeka Kansas, a man held in Shawnee county jail is identified as Walter S. Underwood, matching the description of Howard B. Sands, secretary valet to William Desmond Taylor. He denies knowledge of the murder while admitting acquaintance with Taylor and visits to his home. He was taken from a Santa Fe train amid warrants from Los Angeles for embezzlement. Authorities say his features align with Sands.
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Topeka
Kanal
Shawnee County
Santa Vo
Howard BP. Sands
William Desmond Taylors
Kore
Walter
Underwood
Taylor
Los Angeles
Trix
Sands
Fall in Interior Counselor Denies Cabinet Resignation
Secretary of the Interior Fall denied rumors he would quit the cabinet. He said no resignation contemplates, no offers from companies, and his relationship with the administration remains satisfactory. He noted telegram inquiries but offered no further comment.
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Associated
Washington
Coabinet
Teelerel
Railway strikers seize station in Belfi Inet night
An Associated Press report notes the Belfi Inet settlement of the Irish railway strike reached at night. A group of railway workers marched into the art station and served the ration, with ongoing tensions and limited water distance offered by mid afternoon.
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Associated Presa
Cork
Trish
Belfi
Disputed Wine Case Ends With Nicklin Favor
In a local court a dispute arose between Helen Bark Williams and Mrs Nicklin over a transport incident involving a boy on horseback and a carriage driven by Mrs Nicklin. The jury found in favor of Mrs Nicklin before the judge. The trial included attorney B Haritin for Mr Nicklow. A separate notice advertises a play matinee at 2 30 and evening shows at 7 30.
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Auarie
Williams
Mra. Nicklin
Nickie
Haritin
Nicklow
Banet Eliotn
Oie Bhime
Bonus Bill Agreement Surfaces In House Subcommittee
The House Ways and Means subcommittee agreed on a bonus bill plan largely unchanged aside from dropping a bank check tax. The package would tax gasoline at one cent per gallon, automobiles at 25 cents per horsepower, real estate transfers at five dollars per thousand, and stocks bonds at 0.1 percent. It also proposes a 10 percent adulteration tax, higher cigarette tax, small increases on chewing tobacco and related items, totaling about 290 million dollars in revenue.
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Washington
House Ways and Towns
Tne
A Man's Home The Most Effective Photoplay Cast
An all star cast will be presented at the Gand Theatre Surfday next. Don’t forget the date. Prices 2he and 0c.
Anniversary of Maine Disaster Remembers 1898 Sailor Unity
Chicago February 10 veterans mark the Feb 15 sinking of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor. Commander Oscar E Carlstrom praises the war effort and unity it forged enabling America to rise in world conflict. He urges eligible Spanish War veterans to attend a commemorative gathering.
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Chicago
Maine
Oscar E. Carlstrom
United Spanish War
Ameurica
United States
Havana
America
Chrlatroim
Dewey
Sedley
Whip
Avelaire
Liberty
Haimin
Reapoot
A Man's Home Curtain Riles East to Grand Thon
A fragmented notice announces an event titled A Man's Home at the Grand Thon theater. It warns that an all-far east performance will be prevented on Bumday west and urges readers to remember the date.
Imovie Stars Questioned at Hearing
Los Angeles, Feb. 10. District attorney investigations into William Desmond Taylor's murder continue with several motion picture figures expected as witnesses. Twelve people have been questioned and more hearings will occur in a few days. Mabel Normand is named as the next star to face questioning. Mary Miles Minter was privately examined, and Normand was the last person with Taylor before his death.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
William Desmond Taylor
Mabel Normand
Famine Steamer 15 Destroyed Off Murman Coast
The British steamer Lowland bound for Murmansk with food for Russian famine sufferers was destroyed by fire off the Murman coast. A Grand Theatre notice promotes A Man's Home a Selznick feature showing a self-made man drama and marital tensions with stars including Harry T. Morey and Kathryn V. Wilkerson.
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Associated Press
Christiana
Lowland
Murmansk
Murman Coast
Giepatehes
Cnet
Levon
Selznick
Ralph Ince
Grand Theatre
Frederick Osborn
Osborn
Cordelia
Jack Wilyan
Wilwane
Boen
Wilson
Mrs.Osborn
Osborne
Tie
Elimaa Avketed
Harry T. Morey
Kathryn Willivme
Miny
Grace Valentine
Roland Bottomley
Matt Moore
Paire Bintey
Tax on corporate profits outlined in reform plan
In Washington on February 10, the House approved a framework taxing corporate profits as part of the revenue program. The plan also considers adjustments to parcel post rates to raise the overall revenue target.
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Associated Press
Washington
Waldiee
Haynes Warns Prohibition Enforcers At Ohio Meeting
Major Roy Haynes national prohibition commissioner told the State Dry Law Enforcement gathering that apathy in citizens and lethargy in officials hinder enforcement. He argued law is weak nowhere if public conscience awakens and dranking remains a national fad rather than a fixed custom.
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Associated Prose
Columbus
Ohio
Roy Haynes
National Prohibition
Haynes
Irish kidnapping shown need for British troops report
In Parliament Premier Lloyd George told Michael Collins that the kidnapping in Ireland proved the necessity of British troop presence. A later note stated the Northern Ireland parliament approved increasing troops as needed to protect inhabitants.
Kennedy slaying trial sees father break silence on Beverly Glen
During testimony at the murder trial of Mrs. Madalynne Oben chain regarding the position of J Belton Kennedy’s body on the steps of his Beverly Glen cottage J D Kennedy the slain man’s father left the courtroom for the first time showing emotion as he departed the room.
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Associated Preas
Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Glen
J. D. Kennedy
Harding to Speak on Armament Treaty Notes
President Harding will address the nation on the arms conference treaties late today in a televised or radioed address. He is expected to speak for about four thousand words, with the Senate timing his appearance at approximately 3 30 p m.
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Associated
Washington
United States
Hanling
Senate Madere
Senate
Special board to study battleship construction order
Washington February 10 The Navy announces a special board to study the status of battleship construction under the arms conference naval limitation treaty with the aim to decide which ships, Washington or Virginia, will be completed. The board is appointed by Secretary Danby and is tasked with technical evaluation and policy guidance.
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Washington
Board of Naval
Virginia
Boorethy Danby
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