Two Relief Expeditons Rely On Abitibi Trail To Meet Airmen
From Cochrane Ontario two Canadian relief parties led by mounted policemen with dog teams race toward Moose Factory to meet three American airmen returning from a balloon flight over the James Bay wilderness. The Abitibi River route from Clute appears likelier and shorter than the Missanabi option, as crews assess snowbound, 20 below conditions and a dangerous seven mile detour north of Clute toward New Post.
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Miesanabi
Mattice
Abitibi
Clute
A. L. Kloor
Walter Hinton
Stephen A. Farrell
Alb. Perry
Ottawa
Botia
Mogne Facto
New
Revilon Frere
Weritory
Tribune
Missanshi
Civ
James Bay
Rep
Thich
New Post
Praderie
Weil
Martinus
Baby Strapped to Chair Dies in House Fire
A fire in a two story home left a family child dead. Firemen found the infant James strapped to a chair on the second floor. He died about an hour later at National Hospital. The blaze severely damaged the residence.
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Ted
Gordon “McAllixeer
James
Hhey
Wilamen
Enilel
Nariau Hospital
Dimage Fe
Pastor Revived After Being Laid Out at Meeting
In QALDORTA Ga on January 6 a minister was declared dead during a Humility meeting. Rev. Ro F was revived when Rev. John Sitandford at the church, leaping to him with knees, aided his return to life and he walked away.
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Qaldorta
Ro F
Hahityrany
Iaid
Bia
John Sitandford
Fain
Waliad
Elephants Help Move Circus Trains To Safety
In Bridgeport Connecticut on January six three elephants named Albert Babe and Queenie were used to push several train cars away from a fire at the circus winter quarters. The animals saved the trains and returned to their quarters. The blaze caused about 17900 dollars in damage to hay in the yard.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Albert
Babe
Queenie
4 Circus
British French Clash Likely on Russian Issue Paris meet to test aims on Bolsheviks and reparations
Paris dispatch reports French and British aims clashing over disarmament terms for Germany and the Brussels reparations plan at the Supreme Council on January 19. France may press deeper concessions if Leygues remains in power while Churchill reportedly plans to press Paris on German conduct against the Reds.
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Ralph Courtney
New York ‘Tribune
Tne
Paris
Supreme Council
France
Premer Leygues
Chamber of Deputie
Yeplacy
Rae Coaspeesice
Brubeels Conference
Alied
Geront Esports
Termeny
Brussels
Germany
Esat
Kumanis
Lee
Winston
Churchill
Shes
Ansious
England
Church
Faris
Brench 4 War Office
Great Britain
Penrose Shifts to Back Emergency Farm Tariff Plan
Senator Boies Penrose backs the emergency tariff bill for farm products while denying East West differences. He urges modifications to rates and promises Senate support, stressing protectionist views and agriculture's stake. The move follows a dramatic, public about-face in Washington as reporters and politicians react to his stance.
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Carter Field
Washington
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Legisla
Congress
Ts & A
Cungwes
Senate
Teveras
Talley Attacks Women Jurors in Letter to Sheriff
Judge Alfred J. Talley, newly appointed to the General Sessions bench, condemns women jurors and asserts motherhood as their proper sphere. In a police-shown letter to Sheriff Knott, he argues law cannot change nature and claims women are suited to motherhood and homes, not jurors, voters, or public officials.
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Alfred J. Talley
General Sessions Bench
Sheriff Knott
Iuman
Nature
Fedge
Tulley
Avon
Tiathnee
Holly
Ine
Erin
Gosh
Dee
Agoa
Wainta
Fined for Creating Art on Sabbath Day in Roxbury
Boston January 6. Leo Toschi a Roxbury sculptor was fined ten dollars in municipal court for creating a statue on Sunday and charged with doing unnecessary work on the Lord's day. He appealed the ruling.
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Boston
Leo Toschi
Roxbury
Toschi
Harding Plans Early End for Mexico Mass
Marion Ohio June 6 Senator Harding plans an early adjustment with Mexico aimed at recognition of President Obregon. A joint Mexican American commission is expected, with Albert Fall possibly chairing and members including George W. Wickersham John Hays Hammond and James Speyer. The effort seeks to interpret Article 27 of the Mexican constitution and foster a stable neighborly relationship.
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Marion
Ohio
Mexico
Harding
Hardin
Obregon
Alberto Pant
Washington
Svah m
M Scan
Italte
Albert I. Full
New Mexico
Senate
Bi Ted
George W. Wickersham
Mexcan Rastronta
John Hays Hammond
James Speyer
Wilson
Stlomen Errr
Hardie
Jand
Yen Obregon
Andere
Senator Fall
Brownsville
Tex
Cason
Mardin
Obreron
Full
Vera Cruz
Panama
United States
President Obregon
Old Bacon Manuscript Acquired for Translation
Philadelphia report notes a 700 year old book valued at 100000 dollars placed at the University of Pennsylvania for translation by Dr. William R. Newbold. The volume, said to be by English monk Trogor Bacon between 1200 and 1262, is a jallum manuscript outlining lifegovernance laws. It belongs to Dr. Wilfrid M. de Voynich, a Polish exile who recently became a British subject.
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Bacon
Philadelphia
University of Tennsylvania
William R. Newbold
Trogor Bacon
Wilfrid M. de ‘Voynich
Poland
Prosecutions In Army Coal Deal Hinted
Washington January 6 coal companies charged with profiteering against the War Department will face the Calder Committee and have their facts reviewed by the Department of Justice. Central Pennsylvania’s Walking Goal Company sold coal via the Wentz Company of Philadelphia for 80.25, not 84.25 as alleged, amid questions over cost margins and mine figures. Senator Kenyon pressed for exact mine costs and margins, with Wentz unable to account for the discrepancy and suggesting calling Watkins Company officials. The committee indicated it will pursue further investigations into Watkins and other firms as it considers broader price fixing and publicity measures in coal dealings with the War Department.
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Tribune
Washington
War Department
Calder Committee
Senate
Department of Justice
Walking Goal Company
Pennsylvania
Wentz Company
Philadelpha
D. B. Wenta
Tilladelphia
National Coal Assation
Watkins Company
Wentz
Kenyon
Ems
Wents Company
National Coal Association
Wenty
Watkins
Franklin T. Miller
National Con Association
Gantheim
American Ratway Association
Cost of running U S government in 1920 rises to 5 billion
Government outlays for 1920 totaled about 5.064 billion dollars, down from 11.728 billion in 1919 after wartime costs. Ordinary disbursements held near the 4 billion level, with reductions due to war claim gradualization and rail loan burdens persisting. Revenue for 1920 reached about 6.451 billion, while income and profits taxes tallied roughly 3.57 billion.
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Washington
United States
Publc
Inne
Treneiry
Treasury
Aigrt
Houston
Trentay
Legislature to Rush Bills for Economy
Albany reports say Governor Miller's retrenchment program will be pushed to votes in both houses before month end. Talks with Republican leaders sparked drafting of several bills, aiming to cut government payrolls and abolish or consolidate agencies.
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Albany
Jan
Miller
Legislative Bill Drafting Commission
Glynn backs Miller Pill program for economy in state
George A. Glynn, chairman of the Republican State Committee, said last night that Governor Miller will push his economy program and retrenchment in state expenditures. He claimed the people back him and indicated no desire for a political future.
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George A. Glynn
Republican State Committee
National Republican
Chih
Miller
Government spirits stocks reach 47 million gallons
Washington January 6 Count shows government warehouse holdings as of September 30 total 47,991,526 gallons. Whisky 44,500,64 gin 908,462 high wine 35 alcohol 875,998 Cologne spirits 509,585 brandy 739,977 rum 405, and other items add to the total.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Boland Calls for Irish Vendetta at Madison Square Garden
At a mass meeting in Madison Square Garden Boland urged Irish in America to strike against British interests, pledging to incite a worldwide vendetta if England continues murder in Ireland. The event, run by the American Commission on Irish Independence, raised 75000 for relief as Frances P. Walsh led the committee.
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Marry J. Boland
Hamon de Valera
America
Boland
Great Britain
American Commission On
Ali Fifth Avenue
Patrick McCarten
United States
Madison Square Garden
Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwine
Cork
Ireland
Miss Macswiney
England
Indies
India
New York Prohibition Bribery Case Ties to Liquor Ring
Federal inquiry reveals more than 100000000 worth of liquor withdrawn on forged permits in New York City during the first year of prohibition. The probe, linked to Director O Connor’s office, reports over 1000 irregular permits and a widespread whisky ring. Arrests include Lawrence Malawista on bribery charges. others face bonds up to 106000. Pending indictments and further arrests loom as authorities target permit fraud and related conspiracies across New York and federal offices.
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New York City
Federal Building
Charles R. O'Connor
Prohibition
New York State
Director O'Connor
O'Connor
Lawrence Malawista
the Nations Surety Company
Hitchcock
United
Hade Seni Bel
Het
Katherine
Bronx
Voiberg Caatia
Iveng N. Tiichardson
United States Prohibition
Kramer
Washbytus
McCoy
Iilehcock
Mary E. Parking
Misa Regina Stasune
Siemund (Beansy) Rozenfeld
Edward Donnegan
Wiliam J. Fallon
Adva
New York Stara
Malawith
George
Golding
Special Intelligence Unit
Tnternal Revenue Bureau
Hugh McQuillan
Nacional Suecty Company
Chine Mequillas
Federal Grant
Fred F. Boartway
DF McManus
Hoardway
McManus
Kineston
N.V. A
Warren Boardway
Ansonia
Foody
Grad Avenue
The
Joseph Walsh
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Thurchill
Talley
Calder
U. S
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U.S
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Koenig
John J. Lyons
Manhattan
Samuel
Retary Lyons
Ihall
Mapitel Hill
Ofice
Clayton R. Lusk
Senate Assembly
Simon L. Adler
Assembly
Edmund Machold
Industrial Commission
James M. Lynch
Edward S. Hoyle
Frances Perkins
Cyrus W. Philips
Henry D. Sayre
Bernard Sheintas
Edward VW. Duckler
Rotary
Port of
New York
L. E. Coffer
Vernor Miller
Harled W. Walton
Kingston
State Excise Department
Glynn
Sons
Madison Square
Beekman
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