Premiers in Paris to Fix Reparations
Allied leaders meet in the Quay d Orsay to shape Germany's disarmament and reparations. France and Britain diverge on how long Germans need to complete disarmament while considering how to handle payments and joint conferences with Berlin.
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Paris
Ralph Courtney Coble
New York
Supreme Comeil
Quay d'Orsay
Great Britain
France
Mullion
Bond Bergmann
Hugo Stinnes
Winterfeldt
Lloyd
Briand
Count Sforza
Supreme Council
Spa
Germany
Berlin
Ufn Aaid
Ger- Seay
Catholics Urged to Pray For Harding's Guidance
Catholics in Washington urged prayer for President elect Warren G Harding. Vigils would burn from March 4 to March 5 at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Brookland D C. The appeal, from J Shihen rector of the university, called on all Catholics to seek divine guidance for the new administration and the nation's recovery after war.
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National Shrine
Brookland
D. C
Ington
Harding
United States
Sen
Bishoy
Girl Bandit and Four Pals Strike Post Road Robbery
Four automobile bandits aided by a young woman staged three hold ups on the Albany Post Road near Sleepy Hollow. Victims lost fur coats jewelry and cash valued at about 10000 dollars. One man was severely beaten with a broken jaw while others suffered minor injuries. Police were notified and the thieves fled toward New York, leaving victims to seek aid at Irvington.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
New York
Hudson River
Dick Turpin
Albany Post Road
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Benjamin Novel
West 143d
Irving Harris
West 118Th Street
Albert Vister
Riverside Drive
Edna Areles
Edna Greenburgh
SU 3 Avenue
Edna Kimler
120Th Street
David Cohen
Jchauffeur
Jacob Opkins
Ossining
Orsining
William Campbell
Borden's Condensed Milk Company
William Rockefplier
Sitley J. Shopari
Wsteze
KL. Peck
Cuitsre Avenue
Mount Vernon
Vaughn Cornell
Pelham
Russell Dean
Smide
Rom Moun Vernon
Philipse Manor
Ake
Ike Gleason
Irvington
Gleason
Woak
Bate
Kerensky Leads Russian anti Bolshevik Unity in Paris
Paris factions including Constitutional Democrats and Social Revolutionists form a nine member committee led by Kerensky to represent Russia abroad and guide anti Bolshevik action. the move aims at restoring democratic government in Russia and opposes White Guard forces in Moscow. A note from President Wilson cited in the message promotes an hands off Russia policy amid the Paris gathering.
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Wilson
Paul Humane
Council of the
League of Nations
Russia
Davis
L. C. A. K. Martens
United States
Paris
Kerensky
Alexander Kerensky
Paul, Milukoff
Nicholas D. Avksentieff
White Guard
Moscow
Rusia
New Russian Center
Paria
Briand
France
City Uses Decalogue to Safeguard Municipal Fares
Commissioner Grover A Whalen urges honesty on trolley lines citing Thou Shalt Not Steal to stress fare integrity. The appeal asks motormen and passengers to report fare violations with exact details to ensure every fare is paid and deposited.
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Grover A. Whalen
Btazen Island
Whalen
Japan Sees Naval Parity Tensions in Far East Debate
Tokyo dispatch summarizes Japanese and U S views on disarmament naval build ups and Sino Russian issues as Parliament opens. Opposition leader Hamaguchi warns against unchecked naval spending. premier Hara defends concessions and peacemaking limits amid Far East unrest and the Vindivostok shooting fallout.
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U. S
Great Britain
United States
Kiyoshi Nakashoji
Agriculture and Commerce
Hara
Niena
Japan
Far East
Russia
Vindivostok
Police Detectives Quit to Open Private Agencies Surge in New York
Former Gov Charles Whitman leads a grand jury probe into police graft and a surge of private detective agencies in New York City. Indictments are expected as officers and ex-officers form firms with insurers, allegedly taking large shares for recovering stolen cars. The inquiry spans New York and neighboring counties with many ex-police personnel now running private agencies.
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Charlea
Whitman
Hylan
New York County
Criminal Courts
State Comptroller's Office
William Chilvers
James B. Smith
The
Tribune
Esceneall
Grand Jury
Hit
Nagello
Westchester
Automobile Squad
Police Department
Chilvers
Smith
Weeks
Nazeau County
State Comptroller's
Albany
Greater New York
Lcenses
maeWes
Richard Fr. Bnight
Samuel Latermysr
Lockwood Committee
Stimson
Ofer
United States
Kenneth M. Spence
Mewrr
Pfeifer
Duer
Untermyer
Steade
Youth found starving in church tower after week
Sexton of Highteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church found a young man in a rarely used tower room after a week there. Timothy Jones of Philadelphia said he came to seek work in New York, was weak from cold and hunger, and was revived at Bellevue Hospital after police took him there. He claimed to have slept in the church while three services were held nearby.
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William T. Manning
Trinity Church
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Gusta A. Carstensen
Ilory Road
Fort Washington Avenue
Carstensen
Percy Stickney Grant
Kar | Reiland
St. George
William N. Guthrie
St. Mark’s-in-the- Bouwerie
Dr. Rei
Peck
Vr. Carstensen
Columbine
Artemus Ward
Nathan Seagie
St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal Church
West Sixty-ninth Street
Broadway
Charles Sumner Burch
Manning
England
Stires
Mason and Dixon
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Femgopal
Soan
Grant
Shipman
Sexton
Highteenth Street
Timothy Jones
Hinghamton
N.Y
Philadelphia
Jones
B. C. Warren
William Crawford
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Bellevue
Yiany
Miller Opposes State Aid To City School Deficit
Governor Miller told the New York State Bar Association he opposed using state funds to cover the city’s education deficit. He criticized the Board of Estimate for slashing city school funds and relying on state assistance, warning centralizing wealth would shift responsibility and misallocate resources across the state.
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Miller
New York State Bar Association
Board of Estimate
York
Two Lynched Men After Race Riot in Warrenton NC
Alfred Williams and Plummer Bullock were dragged from Warrenton jail by a mob of about 150 and shot dead in nearby woods. Sheriff Davis impeded by masked assailants. the guard and jailer were overwhelmed. Governor Morrison ordered out a home guard as Warrenton and surrounding areas faced further unrest linked to the earlier race clash. Henry L. Stimson has joined the prosecution team against John T. Trettrick, alleged originator of the building industry bid rigging scheme, and will assist in cases tied to the Lockwood committee findings.
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Norlina
Alfred Williams
Plummer Bullock
Wagyan
Warrenton
Bullock
Williams
Morrison
John Green
Shen RT
Davis
Thes
Rlina
Home Guard
Tasker Pope
Warren County
Henry L. Stimson
Roosevelt
United States
New York
Lockwood Committee
John T. Trettrick
Hettviek
Robert P. Brindell
Justice McAvay
Six Die in Fire In Ohio Family Tragedy
A kerosene spill and stove explosion fatally burned James Adkins and six family members early today at their home fourteen miles north of Washington Court House Ohio. Adkins and seven others were injured as the stove exploded while he heated water for his infant daughter. The fire trapped and engulfed the room as neighbors arrived to find the house a mass of embers and the family rapidly burned.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
James Adkins
Here
Adkins
Grace “Adkins
Ione Adkins
Naor Ruth Adkins
Produ Adkins
Walter Bennett
German Red Army Said To Be Ready to Fight
Berlin reports a semi official statement claims a Red army created by the German Communist party has been uncovered by house to house searches in Essen Dusseldorf Elberfeld and Bremen. It asserts the force holds light and heavy guns and other war material and notes a strike related plan was postponed. A Princes Düsseldorf report says the Red army general was arrested.
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Berlin
Red Army
Communist Party
Essen
Dusseldorf
Elberfeld
Bremen
Hamborn
Princeseldorf
Rad
New York City Schools Face Health Threat from Bad Buildings
A crisis in the city’s public schools shows 259,000 children lack full-time instruction due to inadequate facilities. Many buildings are fire traps with poor lighting and ventilation, and $27,000,000 for normal operating expenses was refused. Teachers’ morale is collapsing amid budget wrangling and wartime strain, threatening further reductions and closures.
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Hylan
Hy- Jan
New York
SROEC
Dew
Schoo
Edward B Shallow
Childrern
Shalow
Howard W.nudd
Public Education Association
West Fortieth Street
Board of Estimate
Mitchel
Divine Providence
The
Teachers’ Union of
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Henry Lindvilte
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Council On Policy
Semans
Guitte
Allied Commissions of Control
Ger
Briend
Lloyd Fe
Girl Bandit
Martens
Rector
Reiland
Dr. Manning
Seagle
Trinity
Bolshevik Party
Church
Dr. Grant
Borah
Tokio
Rorah Zor
House of Representatives
U. Hamaguchi
America
Hamaguchi
Hayashi
Bassador Hayashi
London
Cremiey Hara
Viscount Uchidy
Wintater
Crooks
Tribumy
Ad. Columne
Saemblugo
Aralada
Tntarent
H. L. Stimson
N. Carolina
Hettrick
Ckwood Committee
Brindell
Lingville
Anning S. Pratt
Board of Education
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