Briand Forms Cabinet and Sets France's Foreign Tone
Paris reports Aristide Briand formed a new ministry and will push a firm line toward Germany to enforce Versailles and Spa provisions. The cabinet includes Barthou, Le Trocquer, Loucheur, Maginot, Berard, and others as Briand faces the Paris conference and Brussels talks on coal shipments and German reparations.
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Guernil Weer
New York Tribune Inc
Paris
Aristide Briand
France
Germany
Briand
Berlin
Aristide Friend
M. Honevay
Pierre Merrand
Louis Barthou
Gabriel Guisthau
Paul Doumer
Victor Berard
Edmond Lefebvre du Prey
Lucien Dior
Daniel Vincent
Ardre Maginot
Yves le Trocquer
Louis Loucheur
Brussels
Spi
Chamber of Deputies
Haymond Poincaré
Poincaré
Getic
Ariand
Sod
Russia
Alabama Guardsmen Seized In Lynching Inquiry
Alabama National Guard officers and privates were arrested in Birmingham amid an inquiry into last Thursday’s lynching of William Baird in Jasper. Four housecre mechanics and three members from Company M were held, with testimony from a Private. All Company M members were questioned, and civilians near Townley and Jumper were examined.
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Birmingham
Ala
Housecrea Re
Company M
Alabama Naal Guard
Jasper
Als
William Baird
Horace C. Wilkinson
Townley
Junper
Alabama
Kaasania
Autopsy After Spiritual Trances Ends in Death
Dr Howard W Neal county medical examiner in Queens performed an autopsy on Mrs Catherine Bruhn of Ozone Park who died after a trance claiming contact with dead relatives She died from chronic neuritis and a suspected poisoning prompted the analysis of her stomach Funeral services were held at her home with a crowd of curious onlookers including neighbor Mrs Carl Voss who had urged the autopsy Bruhn’s daughter Irma transcribed the telepathic messages as Bruhn claimed to converse with both living and dead relatives before dying at St Mary Hospital
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Howard W. Neal
Queens
Catherine Bruhn
Ozone Park
105Th Street
Bruhn
Carl Voss
Mrs. Voss
Mrs. Bruhn
Bismarck
Count Hohenzollern
Earth
Irma
Five in Family Slain in South Carolina Mystery
Discovery today of two additional bodies disclosed that five members of the Bigham family near Pamlico South Carolina were shot to death yesterday. Authorities sought a motive and noted a revolver found in the hand of L S Bigham Jr. as they investigated the crime scene and family history.
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J. S. Bigham
Bigham
Marjorie Black
L. S. Bigham Jr
South Cerolina
Woman and Two Children Killed in Gas Explosion
A gas plant installation in Arthur J. Gurtis home in Bow New Hampshire exploded killing two five and seven year old children Emily Seymour and Agnes Haight. Mrs Curtin died later from burns while two men from Hooksett were injured and hospitalized in Concord. The blast wrecked the house and several boarding children escaped unharmed.
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Bow
N. H
Arthur J. Gurtis
Curtin
Curtis
Hugh A. Hill
Hooksett
Emily Seymour
Little Falls
N. Yay
Agnes Haight
Concord
Jil
Harvard Negro Stars Bar to Meet in South
Harvard and Virginia canceled their spring dual track meet after Virginia officials learned two Crimson athletes had Negro blood. The decision followed concerns about Southern sentiment and was finalized before contract signing.
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Harvard
Charluytesville
Virginia
University of Virginia
Anid
J. Lambeth
Crimson
Vanderlip Named As Ambassador To Japan Rumor
News dispatches say President elect Harding may appoint Frank A. Vanderlip, New York financier, as United States Ambassador to Japan. The Yororu Choho newspaper views Vanderlip as pro Japanese and believes the appointment could ease tense relations, promoting friendship between the nations.
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TOKIO
Harding
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
United States
Japan
Yororu Choho
Saya
Vanderlip
Harding Urges New Southern Leadership Amid Patronage Debate
Washington January 16. A strong faction of the Republican National Committee urges President-elect Harding to ignore Southern party bosses and appoint federal officeholders on a nonpolitical basis. They advocate no Negro appointments in the South and warn against appointing entrenched leaders who control delegations to Chicago. The Johnson case cited shows Georgia voters’ disapproval of corrupt delegation influence.
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Carter Field
Washington
Solid South
Harding
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Republican Party
Tha 'South
South
United States
Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Johnson
Wilson
Whitman Eyes Albany Probe as Enright Resigns
Former Governor Whitman threatens a legislative inquiry into city affairs after Mayor Hylan and Police Commissioner Enright prepare to testify before the extraordinary grand jury. With Enright’s refusal to aid the panel, Whitman’s team presses for open state investigation and probes into graft amid limited city support and possible funding denial.
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Hulgn
Charles S. Whitman
Albany
Whitman
Hylan
Enright
Subpena
Hylan-Enright- Lahey
Essex
Grand Jury
James E. Smith
Arthur M. King
Wiliam Chilvers
Frederick J. Grohl
New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Board of Estimate
10 000 Ton German Submarine Cruiser to Carry 9 Inch Guns
German naval experts announce revolutionary submarine stabilizing device. Professor Flamm at Charlottenburg outlines armor cruisers and large underwater ships up to 10 000 tons with 8 to 9 inch guns, speeds from 17 to 28 knots, and heavy armor towers. Patents filed in Britain Italy Halland and Washington.
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Tribune
New York Tribune
Berlin
Jon
Flamin
Technical University At
Charlottenburg
Flamm
Plana
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Halland
Washington
Rule 184 Revealed Ties Police Wire to Grand Jury
The Tribune reports Rule 184 grants police officials access to grand jury investigations. Police Commissioner Enright and Mayor Hylan have not rescinded the rule despite seven days and Governor Whitman urging abrogation.
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the Tribune
Police Department
Enright
Hylan
District Attorney’s Office
Whitman
Explosion Wrecks Joyce Store and Home Arsons Tie Miners to Attack
At 4 30 this morning the store and home of Pittston merchant James A Jones, leader of the Pennsylvania Coal Company miners, were wrecked by dynamite. Four men were arrested as police suspect miners displeased with Joyce's strike stance. Police also report a large arson and narcotics case centered on Ruben s Pure Food Shop 2120 Broadway with a string of alleged deals and a mob-linked investigation ongoing.
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Speochispatch
Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
James A. Jones
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Joyce
Jaye
General Erievance Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
North Main Street
Secret Service Net
No. 14
United Mine Worker
Deliestessen
Ruben
Broadway
Carleton Simon
Ruben’s
Nap
Napoleon Gervais
West Fifty-fifth Sarvet
Miller
Woods
Gervais
Elmer Sullivan
Eighth Avenue
Sullivan
Caboon
Ruben Miller
Pure Food
Harding Sidesteps Plea To Forsake Cigarettes
Topeka January 16 President elect Warren G Harding replies to Lucy Page Gaston Chicago head of the National Anti Cigarette League. He says saving the youth from tobacco is fine but the movement must be in good faith and free from hypocrisy or deceit.
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Lucy Page Gaston
Topeka
Ron
Chicago
National Anti-Cigarette League
Presidenttale
Herding
America
Mr. Harding
American Woman Held In Berlin as Swindler
A American woman Virginia Fairfax Moll, said to be in Berlin for nine years, and two accomplices were arrested for running a bogus food relief bureau. They allegedly used American funds to obtain duty free licenses for over 100 carloads of foodstuffs, with 30 carloads diverted to private traders and officials swayed by false wealth claims. A fundraising appeal in New York is included in the extract.
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Berlin
Virginia Fairfax
Moll
Germany
Customs Administration
United States
Resignation Rumors Grip Police Chief Enright in City
A local news agency reports that Police Commissioner Richard Ey Enright will resign within 24 hours and that Mayor Hylan will name a successor. The informant cited Whalen as a possibility but denied by Whalen. Governor Whitman also heard only gossip amid an ongoing inquiry into city administration.
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Hylan
Ite
News Association
John Kenton
Fire Department
Enright
Enricht
Whalen
Grover C. Whalen
Traction Lines
Charles $. Whitman
Whitman
Emright
Uniformed Department
Bugher
Police Lieutenants’ Association
Frederick H. Bogher
Hae
Kenlon Han
Police
Kenlon
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