Tight Money Tendency Fails to Halt Traders
The Associated Press reports tighter money conditions pushing the opening rate to 6 1-2 percent as early trading shows Baldwin Lima American Locomotive Studebaker and Westinghouse among leading gains. Oils, Leathers, Tobaccos and Chemicals rise later with Bethlehem Iron and Standard Oil of New Jersey as central features before noon. Ralls shows little change from yesterday.
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Associated Press
New York
Baldwin
Lima
American Locomotive
Studebaker
Magneto
Westinghouse
General Asphalt
Bethlehem
ron
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Prince Yamagata Dies in Oda Wars Home
Gondon February 2 Prince Yamagata Varig, a senior official and elder statesman tied to Jann's cure, died at his residence in Oda Wars. He was in his 54th year.
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Prince Yamagata
Gondon
Pielte
Marshal Pris Varig
Jann
atutesima
Oda Wars
Whale Cast Ashore in Snowhill Maryland Beach
An immense whale measured about sixty feet, cast ashore along a Maryland beach at Snowhill. Locals gathered as fishermen investigated the stranded whale, with authorities alerted to assess the carcass and any salvage opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Snowhill
Mine Explosion Thought To Have Taken 29 Lives
Nine bodies were recovered at noon from the Frick Coke Company Gates mine in Gates Pennsylvania following a coal mine explosion. Twenty miners remained underground as rescuers worked from the shaft mouth one and one half miles away, with officials fearing all were dead. The blast occurred in the mine entry near the shaft, and authorities stated the accident was caused by an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prensa
Gates
H. C. Frick Coke Company
Theatre Injuries Fatal to 2nd Assistant Postmaster General
Edward Th. Shaughnessy of Chicago, second assistant postmaster general, died from injuries suffered in the Knickerbocker theatre disaster Saturday night. The tragedy raises the death toll recorded by police to 99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Shaughnessy
Ancedated
Washington
Edward TH. Shaughnessy
Chicago
Film Director Found Dead in Los Angeles
William D. Taylor, noted director of a major film company, was found dead at his Los Angeles home on February 2. Police indicate the circumstances point to murder, with Taylor shot through the neck.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
William D. Taylor
France pays $10 million interest on $400 million debt
Washington reports France has paid 10 million dollars as the third semi annual interest installment on the 400 million dollar debt created after the war by the liquidation commission. The principal is due August 1, 1920, with 5 percent annual interest payable in semi annual installments for army supplies disposed to the French government.
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U. S. Army
Washington
France
liquidation commission
Washington Parley Aims to End Talks This Week
The Washington arms conference, after completing naval talks and drafting a treaty, shifts focus to the Far East with hopes to finish negotiations this week. The Far Eastern Committee handles the twenty one demands and a subcommittee seeks a compromise on the Chinese Eastern railway issue.
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Washington
Far Eastern Committee
Vatican Conclave Hears Strict News Leaks Warning
Rome Feb 2 Major sanction awaits anyone revealing deliberations or votes at the papal conclave The camerlengo Cardinal Gasparri announced that any breach will draw instant dismissal from the Vatican household A reporter had allegedly planned to enter the conclave disguised as a Walter with pay to obtain inside information
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Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
Gasparri
walter
Candy Maker Sues For Heart Balm In Chicago Case
Morris Meidenberg a Brooklyn candy manufacturer sues Miss Bessie Schaffer of Chicago for 1000 dollars claiming she jilted him after he divorced his wife in June 1920. He says he gave her an 800 dollar engagement ring which she refused to return.
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Chicago
Morris Meidenberg
Brooklyn
Bessie Schaffer
Thug Disarmed by Victim in Harrisburg Hold-Up
Walter Spurrier, former college man and ex teacher, arrested after a masked bandit attempted a hold up at Max Krauss’s Middletown apartment. Krauss, 200 pounds, wrestled the revolver away, threw the assailant down stairs, and Spurrier was held for investigation with bruises and a medical exam planned.
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Harrisburg
Walter Spurrier
Max Krauss
Middletown
Krauss
Spurrier
Hepburn Will Allocates Funds for Education and Hospital
The will of banker Alonzo Barton Hepburn filed in New York provides $40,000 for educational purposes and a proposed $250,000 gift to the A Barton Hepburn Hospital at Ogdensburg New York. The estate is valued at more than $000,000. A separate German physician remarks on the risks of discussing one’s fill.
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Hepburn
New York
A. Barton Hepburn
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Alon xe Barton Hepburn
Take Off Pound a Day Program Starts in Church Basement
Uniontown women enroll in a two week gym class held in Asbury church basement with a motto take off a pound a day and keep the doctor away. 200 pounders aim to shed at least fifteen pounds, those over 175 to reduce proportionately as men plan a body makeover.
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Uniontown
Asbury
persobs
Asbury church
Watchman’s Body Found Amid Wilkinsburg Fire Ruins
Firemen at the Cividie Manufacturing plant in Wilkinsburg recovered the body of Preston White, a Black employee who was killed when a wall fell during the blaze. The incident occurred as investigators combed the debris for clues about the devastating fire.
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Watchman
Mittsburgh
Cividie Manufacturing company
Wilkinsburg
Preston White
Retired New York Teacher Ends 54 Years of Service
Miss Alice Elizabeth Cranfield retires from New York public schools after a continuous service of fifty four years and several months. She served as a dedicated educator in the city for decades, marking a long career in the educational system.
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New York
Alice Elizabeth Cranfield
Muscle Shoals Proposal to Congress on Ford Offer
In a Feb 2 report from Washington the Associated Press notes a government proposal to Congress regarding the Ford offer on Muscle Shoals Alabama. The plan cites possible appropriations of 40 to 50 million dollars to support Dam No. 2 and power needs for government and commercial use, outlining safeguards and conditions if the offer is accepted.
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Associated Preas
Washington
gov
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Sac
retary
Ford
clares
mately
Wilson
Government P to Cope With Policy Expiry
By The Associated Press Washington February 2 plans on agreement expire at the government's policy. The brief item notes ongoing efforts to adjust to the impending expiration and outlines a government approach under existing policy constraints.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Much Ado About Bill Brooklyn Baby Gorn White Knock Out Two Doctors
A Brooklyn baby named William Leary J entered the world as fumes from the floor below caused by the Prange incident knocked out two doctors and the father. The mother was in labor. a neighbor called an ambulance and medical staff arrived as the baby was born. The event left the family befuddled and puzzled by the unusual circumstances.
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Brooklyn
Gorn White
New York
William Leary
chioross
Bil
Park Sars Stede Case Sheds Park Sled Rule
In New York on February 2 Magistrate Ungrated found Jacob old Harry Yarshingky’s father violating a city ordinance by allowing their child to sled in the park. The rule bans sleds except vehicles on park driveways, but the court suspended the ordinance violation.
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Park Sars Stede
New York
Jacob old Harry Yarshingky
Meade Memorial Plans Grow For Botanical Gardens Statue
Meade memorial commission members met in Harrisburg on February 2 to discuss ground breaking for the statue foundation at the Botanical Gardens in Washington. President Harding officials Grand Army officers and Meade family members will be invited to attend the ceremony on March 28.
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Testa. Meade Memorial
Harrisburg
Meade memorial commission
the Botanical Gardens
Harding
Grand Army
Meade
City Treasury Reports Surplus and Deficit After Year
A surplus of 24800 dollars was reported in the city treasury by Major Peters at his retirement date to the city council. After a year the balance shows a deficit of about ROCA, signaling ongoing financial strain.
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Sosten
Reson
Peters
ROCA
Fragmented Note Reflects Personal Reflection and Debate
A brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions a young man and a person named Alice advocating for a position or view. It hints at internal thought processes and the challenge of focusing on a single idea, lacking concrete names, places, or events.
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