Coolidge Warning Prompts Mexican Response Anticipated
Washington reports Coolidge’s message to Congress as a blunt Nicaragua warning backed by 15 battleships and 4000 marines. Mexico City awaited Calles' anticipated vigorous reply defending sovereignty and recognition of Sacasa. Congress remained split with opposition to Coolidge policy.
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George RR
Hwolaes International News Service
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Mexico
Nicaragua
Mexico City
Calles
Congr
Sacasa
Postmaster Not Likely To Be Named Before April
Washington dispatch reports the Postoffice department asked the civil service commission to hold a New Castle postmaster examination to replace the late Judson Norris. February 15 is set as filing deadline. final appointment may not occur before May 1. Acting postmaster Edward Crawford will continue until after the exam and appointment.
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George H. Mannie
Washington
Castle News
Postoffice Department Today
Civil Service Commission
New Castle
Judson
Norris
Ti Iy
Edward W. Crawford
Crawford
Ko Hing
Eieet
J. Howard Swich
Siat
Mayor Seeks City Skating Site Despite Poor Ice
Efforts by Mayor William E. Dunlap to create a skating area on Newark Creek between East Washington Street Bridge and the Roseau Furnace face poor ice conditions. Flooding water on the ice and porous, snow-covered sections cause water to drain underneath. If winter weather returns, the plan may flood the river again to form a five inch ice layer. The mayor funded the attempt by using funds from municipal parkroom patrons, and contemplates private lots for a safer site.
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William E. Dunlap
Nanwork Creek
East Washington Street
Roseau Furnece Dan
Ett Washington Street Bridge
Tee
Berti
Costa Rica president acts as peace arbiter in Nicaragua
Dr Juan Sacasa leader of Liberals says negotiations for settlement are those directed by Costa Rica's president. He notes Liberals will not entertain other proposals while mediation proceeds and expresses tempered optimism at U.S. interest in Nicaragua's preliminaries. The Costa Rican effort aims to restore peace amid ongoing political strains.
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Puerto Cahezas
Nicaragua
Jean
Costa Rica
Juan Sarasa
Iby
Galaced
Sacas
United States
Admiral la
Medi Ns
Jatiw
Start Work on Big Bridge at Morgantown
Work begins on a major bridge across the South Fork near Morgantown aimed to be the largest of its kind in West Virginia. Residents Mrs WR Wright and family and Mrs James Baline with Nancy are noted among local observers.
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Morgantown
South
Ittsburgh
Virginia
WR. Wright
Walnut Strein
Saul
James Baline
Dangster
Nancy
Butter Road
Maebile
Alabama
Funeral for all victims of Montreal theatre disaster
Montreal authorities continued inquiry into the cause of the Sunday disaster at the Are al Gaurlar Palace Moving Picture Theatre where 77 children died. A solemn requiem mass was held and the coroner adjourned hearings to Thursday. The fire commission sought the defective wiring cause while proprietor Amesa Laywand faced $500 bail and three staff were freed on $100 bail each. The Theatre Managers Association pledged $20,000 to aid families as charities offered support.
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International News Service
Montreal
Que
al Gaurlar Palace Moving Picture Theatre
Selemn
Hoehelage Homan Girtholic
Amesa Laywand
Picture Theatre
Imherty
Theatre Managers’ Association
City to Employ Extra Firemen After Ladder Accidents
Council approved a resolution by Da vies to temporarily appoint two firefighters under Chief Lynn to boost safety. Colley injured sliding down a firehouse ladder while responding to an alarm, foot hurt. Stockman fell yesterday when a ladder broke at a building blaze, leg sprained and garments torn. Lynn asked to replace the ladder with a new one.
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Davies
Lynn
Tames
Colley
Stocsmian
Arrest of Hundreds in Shanghai Citywide Search
In Shanghai, authorities detained and questioned more than a hundred Chinese after a night of intensified patrols by the Shanghai volunteer corps police reserves and regular police. A thorough search of dense districts included shops and homes, with vehicles and pedestrians examined. Reports from Hankow note no change, while General Yang Sen attacked two enemy troop steamers, wounding several passengers. Foreign evacuation of the interior continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Mrs Chaplin Charges Extreme Cruelty In Divorce Suit
Mrs Lita Grey Chaplin wife of Charles Chaplin filed a divorce suit charging extreme cruelty. She cites incidents including a party at her home in Sonora Mexico on November 25 1924 and alleges assault by Chaplin. She seeks temporary alimony division of community property and restraints on Chaplin disposing of assets including Chaplin Studio and Chaplin Film Corporation with other entities and safeguards for access to the children.
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Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
Fica
Lupling
Minpiline
Sonora
Mexico
Alia
Mra
Spwrk
Chaplin
Nicaraguan Youth Killed by American Marine Incident
A Nicaraguan youth was accidentally killed by a U S marine guard amid tensions from a transport unit near a pending clash between Pi2 and Sacasa forces at Hata. Reports mention orders from Admiral Tallmer to enforce lines in Pearl Lagoon neutral territory.
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Nicaragui
Americana
Naniv
Denver
Argonne
Wiamara
Pi2
Sacasa
Hata
U.S
Tallmer
Pearl ‘Lagoon
Coroner warned of boastful liquor threat in odd plea
An unidentified man named Amide Wabster Lua visited the county clerk’s office warning the coroner he would soon fall victim to booze. He urged investigators to find bootleg liquor in Dolmstown and awaited the corpse Lucas predicted would arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolmstown
County Cerayer
Lawes
Toda
Lucas
Medicinal whiskey impure claims spark tariff bill push
Andrews told the House Ways and Means Committee most medicinal whiskey sold nationwide is impure. He urged creating a quasi governmental wine and whisky corporation to curb bootleg trade and stabilize warehouses as illicit demand rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OG. Andrews
Andrews
Quake Shocks Reported in Beira and Coimbra Provinces
International News Service reports a 8 second quake shock from the Beira and Coimbra provinces. Warthgupicos accompanied by subterranean rim blers were observed. The tremor was detected in LISBOS on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International New Service
Lisbos
Beira
Coimbra
Fireman And Woman Hurt In Ladder Accident Monday
Fireman and Mrs Norris were injured Monday afternoon during a fire that damaged the K building. Both were taken to Shenanee 4 leg hospital where Mrs Norris later faced uncertain injuries and Stockman to his home with a badly sprained ankle. Assistant Fire Chief H Marc Stockman reported the injuries are serious but not life threatening, with several weeks needed for recovery.
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Conlin
Pou Ace
Kay Budd Tan Aynnur
Jamey Ockmin
Elly
Norris
Shenanee 4 Leg
Eman Stockman
H. Marc Stockman
Sievious
Vare May File Mandamus Against Pinchot
Harrisburg reports Gov Gifford Pinchot may face mandamus action from Senator elect W S Vare. Woodruff says Pennsylvania governor enjoys immunity from such suits, a rule established in 1876 after Hartranft case. Pinchot campaign figures dispute liability and discuss the matter with Vare and Mackey.
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Vare Hay
Pinchot
Patiladelphia
Benato
W. S. Vara
Buprama
Gifford Pinedo
United States Senate
Senate Et Vare
Harry Mackey
Clty Trewserer
Vare
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Liakis
Buch
Varele
Gifford Pinchot
Meral George Woodruff
Mandemus Artion
Hartranft
Pittsburgh
Sixty American Warships On Duty
Washington reports a China Sea front with more than twelve thousand sailors and marines on duty. In Chinese waters two score vessels are ready to land expeditionary troops to defend American interests. The force includes about 1,000 bluejackets and marines and components on the Nicaragua coast with six cruisers and several destroyers and transports.
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Dertllogal
Washington
China Sea
Carll
Nicaragwan
Ang
Chinese Bandits Massacre 1,000 In Small Village
A dispatch reports 1,000 villagers in Wang Goopoa, Shantung, were killed by bandits who burned homes and shot residents. In New York, heavy snow disrupted travel and left many homeless seeking food from charitable groups as the storm intensified.
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UT Nbemedomil News
London
Flan
Wang Goopoa
Stantung
Velin
Marriage Licenses Balina Pa to Pittsburgh Pair
Robert W. Cypher and Jacquelene BheCuaLa Bo Po Matyavenski apply for marriage licenses in Balina Pa and Pittsburgh. The record lists Slippery Rok R. 2 and Mary K. Chester Volaat.R. D, 3 as entry identifiers.
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Balina, Pa
Pitsburgh
Robert W. Cypher
Jacquelene BheCuaLa
Bo Po Matyavenski
Slippery Rok R
Mary K. Chester
Davies Seeks New Service Truck for Fire Dept
Council member and fire department chief Davies said the city should buy two Service Luck trucks costing 12090 to 16000, funded from a proposed 160000 bond if approved. He said the trucks would supplement the aerial ladder, serving the second ward business district and Long Avenue where large buildings exist.
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D. C. Davies
Fire Department
Council
Davies
Second Ward
Long Avenue
Elevated train conductor shot in New York incident
Informational News Services reports an elevated train conductor was shot and killed early today by one of two men aboard after he rebuked them for pulling the emergency signal card. When warned of arrest, one assailant drew a revolver and killed him, then the men fled toward the station.
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New York
Jun
Dennis Tlegiey
Ageuo
Hessey
Poison Gas Fumes Fatal To Two Men
Two men died from asphyxiation after inhaling poison gas in a building lobby. The incident occurred in Raven, with rival figures in Havenia mentioned, as authorities investigate entry details and motive. Coroner R J Worden stated the cause asphyxiation and officials work to determine how the men entered the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnternational News Service
RAVEN
Havenia
Goeodinmien Roache
Cuyahoga Falls
Will
R. J. Worden
Death Notice of Bridges Carmuy in Niles at 75
Bridges Carmuy, 75, of Niles, died recently. Obituaries note he resided on Wolfe Street and mention local connections in Fond and Weamk Taney regions. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary record.
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Weamk Taney
St Months
WiHew
FOND
Vyolvo Wotvada
Wolfe Street
Pennsylvania Senate orders new inquiry into Vare election
The Senate authorised the Reed campaign fund committee to probe charges of fraud and corruption against Senator-elect William S. Vare. It also orders impounding of all ballots from the November Pennsylvania election and allocates 150000 for the investigation. The move follows William B. Wilson's challenge and political maneuvering to unseat Vare.
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Whlltamerk
Hutchinson
Senate
Pennsylvania
Reed Campaign Fund Committee
Willistin S. Vere
William B. Wilson
Hobinson
Wilson
Pennesylvania
Vare
Reed Committee
Last Sommer
Washington
Jan
Wiliam
Hisfield
Ware
Robinson
Reed Sinsie Fund Committee
Senate Committee
Arkansis
Suit Discovery in Town Store Turns into Personal Choice
A shopper examines a colorful suit in a local store and decides to buy after comparing options. The narrative notes price, fabric, and patterns including blues browns checks and maroon stripes. The piece describes the moment of purchase and the shopper's reflection on the outcome.
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van Heme
Bart
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