Entente Hopes for German Reparations Accord After London Visit
Paris and London officials report a shift in British sentiment toward France amid Loucheur’s talks. Le Matin notes exchanges with Poincare and Bonar Law, suggesting possible entente progress on Ruhr policy. critics question if London will abandon neutrality, while The Journal and Le Matin reflect cautious optimism.
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Paris
Lewis Loucheur
London
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Ruhr
Loucheur
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Kovernment
Addy
Pars
Poincare
Argus Britsh
Eight Indictments to Be Returned Against Alleged Drug Vendors
Federal grand jury in Minneapolis will return eight indictments next week against men tied to alleged drug trafficking at Fort Snelling. Maj M A Palen and Army authorities led the probe to curb dealer activity among soldiers. Only two drug users were found at the fort, where about 2 000 men are stationed.
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Federal
Minneapolis
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Port Sneling
Mornstad
Real tiger for mascot at Princeton is hoped
Associated Press reports Princeton plans to import a live tiger as a university mascot after J F Howard, a Princeton graduate, captured a tiger in India and arranged to ship it to the campus. The cable note confirms the plan to showcase the animal at university events and games.
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Princeton
N. 1
Tiger
Cable Today
J F Howard
India
Hines Calls Meeting Of Veterans Bureau District Chiefs
United Press reports Thitecta Hines of the veterans bureau has called a conference of all district managers in Washington to meet April 27. At that time Hines will outline his new policies and propose changes affecting the bureau operations.
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Washington, D. C
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Veterans
Bureou
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Unemployed relief figures rise in Germany in January
An official report shows Germany’s unemployed relief numbers increasing from 53 000 to 144 004 in January. The Associated Press notes the rise reflects changes in wartime economic measures and social support programs.
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Germany
U S to Investigate Sugar Price Rise
The attorney general and the secretary of commerce will lead a nationwide probe into the sugar price rise. Basil M. Manly of the People's Legislative Service accused a criminal conspiracy to defraud Americans of millions via sugar manipulation, prompting the inquiry.
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Basil M. Manly
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Harding
Treasure of Regluse Not Discovered
Fergus Falls report on a fruitless hunt for hidden treasure in the Ottertail home of Mrs Taal after the 1896 death of her husband. Windows boarded, one small pane allowed access to a girl, coroner finds only old clothing. Relatives include a California heiress and several nephews and a niece.
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United Fresh
Fergus Falls
Mino
Tate
Christine Taal
California
Staal
Ottertail
Porlnér
Visala
Tualhe Ieiser
Haywood
Calif
Noted Author Reveals Spirit Photograph At Carnegie Hall
United Press reports Sir Arthur Conan Doyle displayed a spirit photograph in Carnegie Hall showing blurred faces over a crowd during two minutes of prayer for England's war dead. Doyle described the image as taken by an English photographer exposing the plate for the silent two minutes, provoking a murmur from the audience and sobs among several women.
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New
Carnegie Hall
Heia
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Bill to Shrink State Commission
The Wisconsin Assembly approved a bill reducing the three member state conservation commission to one, with the single commissioner to earn 39000 annually, transferring duties and powers from the current three members. Governor Blaine must decide. The session also passed bills on peaceful picketing, price repeal of the 1919 drainage act, and welfare act cooperation, sending them to the Senate for final action.
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Madison
Wis
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Senate
Blaine
Wisconsins
Congress
Wisconsin
States
Department of Labor
Seveerson
Blaire
George Grant
Superior
Waupun State
Fond du Lac High Wins Fox River Valley Championship
Fond du Lac High School debaters won the Fox River Valley Championship by defeating Manitowoc four to two, with the event held after a prior triangular win. The judges included Dr Selig Perlman and professors from Marquette and Wisconsin, who adjudicated the round between Fondy and Manitowoc teams.
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Fox River Valley
Frese Y
United States
du Lacsnegate
Edward Whealon
Raymond Graf
Edward Tenison
Wanitowoe
Emil Skchevwta
Winnilfred Healey
Wiltim Kahr
Joy Thell Rol Ue Gibson
Kenneth Worthing
Secretary Denies Stay Request in Texas Inquiry
In Washington, Secretary Works rejected a bid by Mrs Edwin Randie to halt the probe into the controversy involving her husband Captain Ervin Tl Randie and Colonel Conger of the Teentieth Infantry at San Antonio. The decision leaves the order directing ar lyyvertiza- in force as the inquiry continues.
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Mre
Edwin IT
Randie
Ar Lyyvertiza- Osén
Ervin Tl Rarde
Gol Tt Conger
San Antonio
Topics for Tour of the President
President Harding plans a western tour with staged stops and a return to Washington by tomorrow afternoon. Domestic concerns dominate the speeches as he aims to boost farmers railroads and veteran bonuses while keeping international issues in the background.
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Harding
Washington
D. C
Alaska
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Augusta
Gar
Hnaidike
Europe
United States
Morrow CO
Ohio
Dry squad saved by rapid police reserves
United Press reports a Jersey City saloon raid sparked a mob that attacked prohibition agents. Prompt police reserves from two stations arrived, protecting the agents and dispersing the crowd. Several agents suffered minor injuries as bricks bottles and clubs were used. liquor valued at 350 000 was confiscated.
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United Press
New York
Jersey City
Ange Olock
Bricha
United States May Join League of Nations Soon
United States plans to join the League of Nations in due course. Henry T. Allen former governor of Kansas spoke at a meeting of an American club in Constantinople, addressing the assembly and outlining the nation's position.
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Constantinople
United States
Jeague of Nations
Henry T Allen
Kansan
Amerwan
Living Up To Reputation Weather Watch Returns Snow Threat
A springlike breeze gave way to a forecast of rain and snow today across northern Vincasin with colder conditions expected tonight. Reports from Antigo, Manitowoc, and nearby towns describe ongoing rain and a snowfall blanketing areas such as Bievenk Taint, making travel difficult as temperatures drop.
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Antigo
Bievenk Taint
Manitowoc
Ale laden boat sinks with loss of lives noted
In Vineyard Haven Massachusetts the steamship John Dwight carrying a cage of bottled ale sank near the port yesterday. At least nine lives were reported lost with fishermen recovering bodies as the vessel went down amid damaged barrels and spilled cargo.
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Cigaret Stub Blamed for Hotel Fire
Local report cites a cigarette stub as the fire cause at a Marland hotel. Spouse occupants awoke to smoke as flames spread from a fallen stub near the lobby, with damages estimated around 600 dollars.
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Tipias
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Marland Ffotel
Densa
Auto Crash Leaves Driver Dead After Collision
A Milwaukee report states a driver died from injuries sustained in a vehicular collision when attempting to pass another car. The incident occurred last night on a highway section, with authorities noting the driver failed to observe an approaching vehicle, leading to a fatal impact.
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Milwauken
Pruddion
Pridian
Jor Tay Niesen
Langome Tax Expert Escapes From Hold Up
Tax expert Langome escapes a robbery attempt in Wisconsin as the assailant tricks him with a ruse and flee. The incident disrupts the scene with confusion and no injuries reported.
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Langome
Siege of Brazilian Town Raised as Rebels Claim Victory
From Buenos Aires the Associated press reports the siege of a Brazilian town ended after revolutionaries broke the standoff and withdrew to a new base. Casualties were reported with several dead as reinforcements moved in and authorities prepared for a renewed offensive.
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Tmiens
Buenos Aires
Bern
Pon Fe
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Pimdering West Soe New Base reUred To Car Ab Viero
Aek
Herrin Mine Trials Abandoned
The Herrin Mine murder trials were abandoned amid confusion and unclear outcomes. References to officials and juries suggest unresolved charges and potential future actions by authorities in Marion County.
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Herrin
Five of Grew Commd for Conduct in Rescue Mission
The Navy Department commended five members of the crew of the submarine for exceptionally meritorious conduct during an incident at prove harbor. George Winn, an engine room crewman, was injured while the submarine attempted to reach the shore, with observers noting the perilous conditions and swift actions by the crew to aid and maneuver the vessel.
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Washington
DO. C
Navy Department
Aubo Marine
Ctiony
Maat
George C Winn
Unusually large spring snowfall across Minnesota towns
A heavy spring snowstorm blanketed central Minnesota with over six inches in St Paul and the Twin Cities area. Thunder and lightning accompanied the storm. towns nearby saw hail and rain. Railroads faced delays though lines largely ran on time, while residents and workers faced travel disruptions and city streets were treacherous.
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Winnipeg
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Duluth
Sastern
Staples
St Cloud
Axulte Ste Marie
Mich
Crete
Otlala
Whisky distributed to stockholders for shares in the concern
A chaotic report describes a corporate crackdown where officials allegedly distributed assets to stockholders, with valuables and barrels guarded by police and federal agents. The scene centers on a storehouse under government seal and a large number of stockholders each receiving twenty shares amid a tense, probe-filled backdrop.
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