French Troops Occupy Dortmund in Ruhr Consolidation
S PD WEYER reports French troops occupied Dortmund marking the Ruhr consolidation. Clashes in Bochum left a German dead and several wounded as Nationalists and Communists clashed. French forces defend key positions along eastern Ruhr and Rhineland while regulating housing, transport, and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. PD. Weyer
International News Service
Essex
Dortmund
Ruhr
Berlin
Bochum
Bochumaid
Yihineland
Rhineland
Dariac
Peparal
Dusseldorf
France weighs buffer state for Rhineland borders
Paris report says the French government may seek League of Nations action to declare the German Rhineland an autonomous buffer state between France and Germany. The move would cover the Ruhr fields and alter postwar borders according to the Mafin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinternational News Service
Paris
League of Nations
Rhineland
France
Germany
Newspaper Demands Occupation of Berlin
Paris January 16 Acton Francois M Daudet editor called for occupation of Berlin in a leading editorial saying France must take drastic action to gain satisfaction from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
C International News Service
Paris
Acton Francisc
M. Daudet
France
Germany
Sabre in the valley of air sparks a French German debt clash
The piece riffs on war talk and looming conflict as French and German fronts tense over unpaid debts. It mocks procrastinating allies and notes rigid stances while predicting limited support from Britain and Italy. The setting suggests a wartime mood with economic leverage driving actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Roche
John Bull
Uele
Heinie
Sam
Bryan Says Prohibition Is Here To Stay On Third Anniversary
William Jennings Bryan warned that prohibition should be enforced more strictly and piracy treated as a crime beyond the three mile limit. He urged seizing on hand whiskey and distributing it lawfully, criticized wets and the press for misrepresentation, and declared prohibition a lasting policy despite enforcement challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogert
Thorndurgh
International Mews Service
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
National
Frenen Seizes Fortmund as Ruhr Occupation Grows
French and Belgian troops hold a 75 mile line encircling about 60,000 soldiers in 225 miles from Berlin. Allied reparations panel says Germany defaulted on coal and cattle deliveries. Paris papers jubilant, urging invasion of Berlin. German coal and iron magnates summoned for ultimatum to supply coal or face prison. Red warn of Bolshevik threat on Russo-Polish frontier looms over Germany.
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Frenen
Fortmund
Ruhr
Berlin
Ps Inter-allied
Paris
Germany
Buchum Ig
de Coutte
Duvseldorf
France
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
London
Frank E
Pnational Hews Service
Louis Barthou
Ti Wae Fret
Sommunique
John Brady
Great Britain
Wirst
Ivan
Dortmund
de Goutte
Rhine
Nancy
Mely
Breaks Down R. R. Guard Gates Monday
Abe Levine reported to police that last night about 6 10 p m he was driving on Washington street and found the Pittsburgh and bake rail guard gates down with no lights. He drove through them and broke down one gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Levine
Washington Street
Pittsburgh
Fractured Wrist for Minister Rev S J Crowe
Rev S J Crowe of 116 Garfield avenue fractured his wrist Sunday morning after stepping on a smooth patch on North Fem berdon street. The aged minister, soon after teaching a Bible class, fell between the First Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches, but escaped serious injury. He is near his eighty years and notes that this is his first broken bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Growe
Garfield Avenue
North Femberdon Street
First Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Crowe
Tife
Painter Banquet A Big Local Union Event
A large turnout at the Painters and Decorators local union banquet in the Trades Assembly hall featured Mayor Fred L. Bents and fellow guests. Souvenirs included small cans of paint and varnish from local firms. Swan presided as toastmaster while boxing exhibitions entertained attendees. The event showcased cooperation and highlighted decorations by D. B. Gere and music by Frey orchestra. Committees led by R C Jones and T Hoover organized a successful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters and Decorators
Trades Assembly Hell
Fred L. Bents
Atkinson Brothers
Spencer ‘Brothers
Swan
Painters and Decorators Union
P. Stavenson
Board of Trade
Fred D. March
J. N. Wagner
Ralph Grove
T. J. McMichael
The
Trades and Labor Assembly
Philip Morris
James Bryson
Building Trades Council
N. M. Meyer
Newton Wagner
Dennis & Hulmes
Gold Dust Twins
John Cowan
Patsy George
Bill Thomas
R. C. Jones
T. Hoover
M. B. Welrick
Charles Garrett
Victor Grosse
Frank McGill
XS. M. Meyers
R. M. Little
Miss Sterrett Falls Breaks Arm on Ice
Miss Elisabeth Sterrett sales lady at Higgins Brothers Buore mat fractured her right arm above the wrist when her feet slipped on ice while boarding the northbound Penna-Ohio Street Railway car at Mahoning avenue and North Cedar street. Rev J S Stratten took her home. the fracture was reduced by D Boak and an X ray showed the injury healing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Sterrett
Higgins Brothers Buore
Penna-Ohio Street Railway
Mahoning Avenue
North Cedar Street
Simpson Peathodist Episcopal Mission
J. S. Stratten
D. Boak
Ures
Marriage Licenses Granted For Howat Widel and Edith Palmer
The county issued marriage licenses for Howat Widel and Edith Palmer amid local civil records. Officials filed the documents as part of the quarterly license assignments, noting nothing unusual in the ceremonial filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutie
Edith Palmer
United States Rebuffs England on Debt Terms
Negotiations between British and American debt funding commissions resume with focus on interest rates rather than maturities. American members hint at a possible 56 year maturity limit while British seeks a fixed 3 percent rate. Talks continue to aim at an agreeable basis for future negotiations and actual principal payments.
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W. H. Atkins
Internaional
Mervins Blait
Washington
Inn
Tanding
Commission
Britain
American Commission
Pinchot Inaugurated Governor Of Pennsylvania At Noon
Gifford Pinchot was sworn in as Pennsylvania's twenty eighth chief executive at 12 08 PM with Chief Justice Robert von Moschylaker administering the oath. Crowds poured into Harrisburg for the ceremony as the city observed a holiday and a large parade formed including scout units from Scranton and many from other cities. Women and school children participated, with the inaugural address promised on page 20.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Robert von Moschylaker
David Fuernsler
New Castle News
Boy Scouta
Scouta
Scranton
David J. Davis
Philadelphia County
Women’s Club
Front
Chestnut Streets
Pinchot
Simon Snyder
Lancaster
York
Selinsgrove
Dauphin County Court House
Snyder
Court House
Legislature
Mills Seeks Govornor Help in Slain Wife Case
Jimmy Mills, widower of Eleanor Mills, who with Rev. Dr. Edward W. Wall was murdered last September in New Brunswick, asks the new governor to pursue the killer. He says the loss haunts him and hopes the governor will hear his plea. Mills will press for justice and hopes for a hearing in the state capitol.
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National News Service
Renton
George
Jimmy” Mills
Eleanor Mills
Edward W. Wall
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Mills
Eleanor
State Capitol
San
Salvation Army Meetings Draw Large Local Attendance
Salvation Army meetings over the weekend drew strong interest from attendees. The highlight was an unexpected visit by Captain Thomsen of the Pittsburgh staff who rendered splendid and effective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Thomsen
Pittsburgh
Sazvica
Poindexter at Inauguration in Harrisburg
United States Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington and Secretary Henry A Wallace attended the Pinchot inauguration in Harrisburg. Delegations and telegrams arrived from Theodore Roosevelt Jr and others while Col. David J. Davis became lieutenant governor and received honors. The ceremony featured inaugural stand crowds, veterans, and floral tributes.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Lwore
Pinchots
Executive Mansion
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Navy
Hiram Johnson
California
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mr. Pinchot
Pinchot
Governor's Office
The
Commonwealth
David J. Davis
Senate Chamber
Davis
Keystone Post
American Legson
Playgrounds Association of the American Legion
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg Rotary Chrb
International Rotary
Russian Cruiser Troteky Founders in Black Sea
International News Service reports the Russian armored cruiser Troteky foundered in the Black Sea with total loss of life. Moscow orders an investigation as Morning Post prints the claim. The 1930 edition of Jayne's Fighting Ships does not list any Russian vessel named Trotsk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Wondon
Black Sea
Tha Morning Post
Moscowin
Jayne
Death Notice for Martha Week in Clavion County
Martha Week 77 of Clavion County Pay and John Pasta are listed in a death record with related names and a mailing address at 4120 Scioto Street. The fragmentary notice mentions a death in Etwoet Pa and other individuals.
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Martha Week
Clavion County
Pay
John Pasta
Etwoet Pa
No Silk Hat For Pinchot Hat traditions defied inauguration era rules
Harisburg Jan 16 Governor Pinchot’s headgear defied the silk hat tradition as the new era began. The so called old campaign hat dates to 1914 while Brumbaugh Pennypacker Tener and Snyder pioneered varied choices. The move followed a long procession through central counties to York and Reading, with Snyder’s early 1813 term noted.
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David Fernsler
Harisburg
New Castle News
Pinchet
Center Hall
Pinchot
England
Central
Cepter and
Mifflin
Columbia
York
Adams
Cumberland Valley
Reading
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Brumbaugh
Tener
Two French Soldiers Killed At Memel
Lithuanian irregulars seized Memel and formed a central government after disarming German police and forcing French troops to surrender. Workmen strike in protest as fighting leaves two French soldiers dead before occupation. Leaders threaten to seize all supplies unless held assets are turned over.
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International News Service
MGA
Memel
Campaign to raise funds for public schools in Liverpool C
Snapshot from News Kanc Liverpool says a drive aims to raise 60000 to sustain the public schools remit after March 3 when current funds run out.
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Kanc Liverpool, C
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U.S
Pirates
R. R
Rev
S. J. Crowe
John S. Swan
Miss Sterrett
U. S
U. & Commission
State Supreme Court Justice
Tate
Poindexter
Wallace
Mir
John Binder
Lydiya
Scioto
Larkaville
Hudson Coal Company
Rone
John T. Twaddle
Rochester
Yes
Taday
Sunbury, Pa
Mary Poland
Harry Davis
Concasvillia
Anettrack
Hiccoughs
Harriet Baker
Ami
American Pie and Tool Company
Innovation
Robert Grose
Northumberland
Pa Nerd
Desphinl
Crake
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