Britain to Pay Installment on War Loans Interest
Britain prepares to pay 35 million pounds sterling in interest on war loans borrowed from the United States. Treasury officials say payment will proceed regardless of Congress funding legislation. Britain ready to negotiate funding of the debt at any time as Anglo American exchange rates are discussed.
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Great Britain
Janec
National News Service
Tondon
Fan
Britain
United States
Joana
America
Treasury
American Congress
Congress
Blizzard Engulfs National Capital in Historic Snowstorm
Washington suffers the severest snowstorm in two decades with two to three foot drifts closing streets and rail routes. Traffic halted, trolley fleets idled, and trains stopped as sixteen eastern states feel the grip of the storm. A man was found dead near the Treasury as crews labor to clear blocked roads and tracks amid continued snowfall.
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International News Service
Washington
National
Carolina Capes
Weather Bureau
Alabama
Mississippi
New York
Baltimore
Treasury
Pedestria
Frege
Weather and wardrobe drift in a cold month update
The report notes a cold spell last Monday with heavy socks and silken lisle as warm wear pieces. It mentions a warming trend toward straw hats and beach attire while the thermometer hovers near freezing. Residents discuss best activities like golf as winter sports gear sits idle.
United States Weighs Genoa Conference Entry
President Harding and advisers seek a way to avoid offending Italy and Britain while considering participation in the Genoa conference. White House pressure mounts as letters urge acceptance or rejection, with congressional sentiment reportedly unfavorable. Continued on Page Two.
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George. R. Holmes
International
Washington
Harding
Wnder
Genoa
United States
White House
Habeas corpus sought in Rosier case
International News Service reports Philadelphia authorities prepared to hear Mrs Catherine Rosier plead for a writ of habeas corpus after she shot and killed her husband and his stenographer. She was held without ball for the grand jury as an inquest failed to produce a coroner's verdict. The defense may invoke unwritten law, with testimony suggesting her husband had threatened divorce and Arthur Rosier offered to serve as co respondent. Arthur Rosier, the brother of the injured man, arrived from England last October.
Poultry Show Closes Amid Bright Weather and Strong Attendance
The New Castle poultry show nears close with clear skies and expected larger crowds. Officials report strong exhibits and large sales, noting first prize for Single Comb Rhode Island Red pullets as misattributed and expecting next year’s show to be even bigger.
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New Castle
Jamey Patten
William Watters
Martial Law Declared in Strike Riots at Nebraska City
Lincoln January 28. Martial law proclaimed by Governor McKelgie in Nebraska City after strike riots at the Marton and Gregson packing plant. Five state troop companies mobilized and rushed to the plant under Col. Douglas Seward. Adjutant General H. J. Paul coordinating response.
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International News Service
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska City
S. R. McKelgie
Marton and Gregson
H. J. Paul
Col
Douglas
Seward
Cardinals Weigh Lualdi For Catholic Pope Role
In Rome 28 Cardinal Alessandro Lualdi archbishop of Palermo may be chosen as a compromise in a papal election amid deadlock rumors. Factions led by Cardinal Merry Del Val and Cardinal Gasparri negotiate while irreconcilables oppose reconciliation and other leading candidates include Maffi Ratti Laurenti and related figures.
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International
Rome
Jah
Alessandro Lualdi
Palermo
Vatican
Merry del Vste
Gasparri
Marry del Val
Quirinal
Benadiet XI
Maffi
Plea
Ratti
Gaurenti
Osseer
Watkins Hearing Underway In Youngstown Civil Service Board
Hearing before the civil service board on charges against Chief of Police Watkins, brought by Mayor Olea after Watkins was dismissed, began today in Youngstown. The proceedings will likely span most of the afternoon and will decide whether the mayor’s ouster actions stand.
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Prial
Youngslawn
Ann
Tha Civil Service Board
Watkins
George IF Oles
Civil’ Service Board
Olea
Irish Army To Police Ireland Amid Lawless Protest
The provisional government uses the Irish Republican Army to restore order in districts terrorized by robberies and murders. Detachments are being set to towns for martial law preparations. A curfew and gun permit rules are announced as Cork and Killarney report rising lawlessness and rail strikes. Patrick Kannalin, an IR A adjutant, dies after being wounded in disorders.
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Bublin
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Tve
Dundrum
County Tipperary
Provisional Government
Hag
Killarney
Cork
Ireland
Patrick
Kannalin
Tony
Big Realty Deal In South Side
J B Kla mar buys the three story block at 144 East Long Avenue from W W Eichbaum. The building houses a store room on the first floor and living apartments on the upper floors. Kla mar plans a March renovation and a new dry goods store opens April first. Fisher will relocate his billiard parlor around February 28. The property sits on the south side of Long Avenue near South Mil Street.
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J. 8. Klamar
East Long Avenue
W. W. Eichbaum
Dillard
J. Fisher
Klamar
Fisher Hag Not
Hig
Wlamar
Eichbaum
Ias
Long Avenue
Mil Street
Fire destroys Keystone Motor shop. two firemen rescued
Two firemen were overcome and badly burned when flames destroyed part of the Keystone Motor company in Lewistown. A. L Swanger dragged both men to safety. Injured are Paul Sprout and Harry Franx. Three cars and the repair shop were destroyed. A welding machine ignition is suspected. A truck detached wheel caused minor damage on the street.
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International News Service
Lewistown
Keystone Motor Company
A. L Swanger
Paul Sprout
Harry Franx
Seekings for Wine Robber Slays Catholic Priest
Chicago report states a priest of St Florence Catholic Church Father Florian Chodniewics was shot by a bandit attempting to steal sacramental wines. The priest died hours after being wounded as police seek the assailant.
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International News Service
Chicago
Florian Chodniewics
St. Florence Catholic Church
Pannell Home Destroyed by Fire on Court Street
A Sunday night blaze gutted Wesley Pannell’s four room cottage at 304 Court Street around 11 p.m. Fire started from an overheated heater. $1200 to $1500 in losses with $700 insured. Hydrant trouble caused a second alarm as crews fought the fire, and the home had to be replaced entirely.
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Wesley Pannell
Court Street
T Court
Bay Streets
No 2
Mulverry Street
No. 4 Company
Noo. 3 Company
Vine Street
Pannell
Flames Ravage Business Block in Wellston Ohio
Fire after midnight raged seven hours wiping out two blocks of the Wellston business district. Ten stores destroyed eight families homeless. Telephone operator Miss Josie Robbins seriously injured by a falling pole. Other items note a Cape May coast guard aid dispatch and local social outings.
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Cinernational News Atsiea
Wellston
Josie Robbins
Qimteenaciona News
Cape May
Ther Avenue
Cape Henry
Coast Guard
Two Bank Robbers Identified By Officials
Walter Joyce and Oren Graeme identified as two of five robbers in the First National Bank of Crafton raid. Police hold ten suspects at central station for further identification as investigators note about $23,000 stolen from the bank with some securities later recovered.
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Internacional News Service
Pittsburgh
Walter Joyce
Oren Graeme
Marietta
Ohio
First National Bank of Craft
Central
Joyce
Tavo
Graeme
First National Bank of Grafton
Old Allegheny
Little Canada
First National Bank of Crayton
Blizzard grips Baltimore with 59 year snowfall record
Baltimore endures its worst blizzard in 59 years with steady snow and a fierce northeast gale. Streetcars and traffic are slowed, train schedules halted, and outlying areas report several feet of snow. Chesapeake Bay shipping stalls as vessels and barges are trapped in ice. The iceboat Latrobe, rammed while towing a British steamer, is ordered back to port.
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C International News Service
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Municipal Iceboam F.C. Latrobe
Death notice for Maury Linlovici and Martha Garczewski
Fragmentary obituary listing names Rath Chirk Glow avenue Ell worm City and numbers 5 weeks 4 months with addresses 520 Love vente 320 hong avenue 10416 Miller suse. References Edlin Ladevici and Maury Linlovici and Martha Garczewski with minimal readable context.
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Rath Chirk
Glow Avenue
Ellworm City
Maury Linlovici
Edlin Ladevici
Hong Avenue
Martha Garczewski
Miller Suse
Booze Fueled Son Kills His Father in Baltimore
Police say Charles Koehler Jr, 18, confessed after shooting Charles Koehler Sr, in the office of a Whitlock street garage attached to their home. The liquor-fueled slaying left a bullet through the forehead and another through an employee’s coat. Koehler Jr was arrested at a North Charles street hotel after walking away from the scene.
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International News Service
Baltimore
Charles Koehler, Jr
Charles Koehler
Honakre Sportsman
Dexter
North Charles Street
Koehler
Mr. Koehler
Whitlock Street
Young Boehler
Koebler
Nebraska City Asks Governor for State Aid
Nebraska City officials and county officers telephoned Gov McKelvie asking for state troops to quell disorders in Nebraska City. Adjutant General J Paul Sheriff Archer and County Attorney Reinkelephoned for assistance after riots beyond control. Four companies of guards were requested to restore order.
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International News Service
Ncoln
Nel
Nebraska
R. McKelvie
J. Paul
Archer
Russian Police Probe Train Wreck Killings
International dispatch reports Soviet officials feared an assassination plot as Russian police opened a probe into a Kajul to Stepnaya train wreck. Twelve killed and thirty three injured, with several high Bolshevist officials aboard.
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International News Service
London
Kajul
Step~naya
Helsingfors
Star
Missing salesman found in Susquehanna River Harrisburg
W Graber, a traveling salesman missing since January 16, was located yesterday in the Susquehanna River at Harrisburg. Other notes report a house fire destroying the Weston, Wisconsin home of the Mixses Usina and Nedlie Arnold, and church safety efforts amid a baby room initiative at Beaver First Methodist. Laura Brown, aged 50, missing from Easton, Massachusetts since January 10, is believed found near her parents’ graves exhausted. A beknown city charity drive now requires a permit from the burgess.
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W. Graber
Susquehbanna River
Harrisburg
Mixses
Usina
Nedlie Arnold
Weston
Laura Brown
Easton
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Italy
Rosier
Lualdi
Merry" del Val
Cardinals
Laurenti
Youngstown
Irish Army
Mrs. Harding
Warren G. Harding
South Side
Wellston, O
Ben Ingham
Dorothy Kathryn
Worrisbury
J. W. Williams
North Jefferson Street
Jessica Fever
Miss Tngham
The
First Methodist Church of
Beaver
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