Congress urged to aid Cuba amid sugar tariff clash
American interests in Cuba face crisis as Cuba imports and a sugar tariff debate threaten US policy. Henderson spearheads House filing a demand for aid, citing Cuba's financial strain and a proposed sugar exemption. rival Republicans push for tariff changes and strengthened ties with Havana.
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Henderson
Havana
Aberam
Ve Henderson
Ameri- Cab
Heavana
Cubs
Attempted assassination of the King of Greece in Vienna park
A Vienna report says an attack on King George of Greece occurred in a Phaleron park. An assailant, named Peto, allegedly attempted to stab the king as he walked. a park inspector struggled to restrain him until police arrived. The king was unharmed.
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Don
Vienna
Greece
Phaleron
Ming
Plans Set for Major Glass Plant Expansion
Arrangements are complete to operate a large glass factory here with about 150 experts to be brought from oh to write the plant. The plant is valued at over $60,000 and spans eight large buildings. Work on the buildings is underway and the first glass will be turned out within the next three months.
Creek coal mine disaster reported with mass casualties
A terrible accident occurred at the Creek coal mines this afternoon. Bodies were recovered and many more feared dead as rescue operations continued into the evening. Authorities said the scene was dangerous and operations were slowed by debris and unstable rock.
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Here
Abric oMice Association Moves Toward State Fair Plans
In Tennessee on January 24 the AbricoMice association met at the chamber of commerce to finalize arrangements for the state's fair season this year.
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Tennessee
Miah Yi
Tenn
Abricomice Association
Chamber of Com- It
ANCE WILL TRY TO SCARE VENEZUELA
Two French warships reportedly at Fort De France may sail to Laguayra to pressure Venezuela over landings by Secrestat and the Matos estate seizure. Venezuela says Secrestat is barred for links with Matos since the revolution began. sources dispute this.
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ANCE
Venezuela
Willematad Island
Coracoa
Fort de France
Laguayra
M. Secrestat
Matos
Secrestat
Venexuela
Biggest steamship planned by North German Lloyd
Berlin January 24 The North German Lloyd company will build the largest steamship ever and it will be first to cross the Atlantic in under five days. The ship may be christened by Emperor William as Kaiser Wilhelm I. It is under construction at Bettin with contract speed of 24.5 knots, aiming from Lizard Head to Fire Island in about four days and twenty hours. The vessel will measure 707 feet and cost 3,570,000 dollars. It will carry 1,252 cabin passengers 784 steerage and a crew of 45.
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Berlin
North German Lloyd Company
Atlantic Ocean
Emperor William
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bettin
Lizard Head
Fire Island
Celtic
Intercity Rail Merger Inquiry Opens In Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission panel meets in Chicago to probe the Northwest roads community of interest plan. Witnesses include J J Mellen and S Mellen, Harri man officials, and traffic chiefs with questions on the merger and rate schemes. Additional items note Minnesota Great Northern suit and Danish West Indies treaty in Washington.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission Committee
Kapp
Great Northern
S. Mellen
Northern Pacific
G. B. Harris
Union Pacific
BE. H W. Harriman
Southern Pacific
J. C. B Stubiie
Harriman
Tvariue Miller
Northwestern Lines
United States Clieuit Court
J. J. Hin
EK. H. Harriman
Commission
Darlin Miller
Northwestern Roads
J. C. HN
Tles
Chiesso, Burlington & Quincy
Hurlington Company
Northwestern Missouri Press Association Meeting Opens
Editors and publishers from St. Louis and several nearby towns gathered for the annual Northwestern Missouri Press Association meeting. The morning session opened with a welcome from T F Van Natta of the St Joseph Commercial Club. The afternoon featured the president J P Tucker of Arkville delivering his address and a discussion on how rural delivery affects country newspapers. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Northwestern Missouri Press Association
T F. van Natta
St. Joseph
Vermont Association of Boston Dinner Guests Named
Hoeton Jan 24 The Vendome will host the annual Vermont association of Boston dinner Governor and Mrs Stickney of Vermont will be guests of honor Other guests include Mayor A C Hawley of Burlington Congressman George P Fos s e of Chicago Colonel George Harvey of New York Lieutenant Governor John L Bates of Massachusetts and Mayor CoHting of Horton
Banquet draws interest with Senator Raines speaker
Horchester January 24 considerable interest surrounds the annual banquet of the Railway Men's Sound Money association to be held here tonight. Senator John Raines, architect of the liquor tax he authored, will be among the speakers and is expected to reply to Justice Jerome's Rochester Chamber of Commerce address.
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Horchester
John Raines
Senator Raines
Justiee Jerome
Rochester
Purify Boxing Meeting Set in New York Tonight
The American Boxing association has completed arrangements for a meeting tonight to discuss measures to purify the sport Promoters or participants in fake fights are to be boycotted The aim is to place boxing on a more respectable basis and revive interest in the sport in the area
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New York
American Boxing Association
South Omaha Club Hosts Ole Ole and Joe Leonard Bout
Onmubs Neb Jan 24 The South Omaha athletic club expects a large crowd tonight when Ole Ole of Chicago and Joe Leonard of South Bend meet in a twenty round match. Both fighters are at weight and in fine trim after a ten round draw in South Bend.
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Onmubs
Neb
South
Unknown British steamer stranded near Viiseingen
Report from Brussels dated January 1964 states an unidentified British steamer ran aground near Veiseingen in heavy fog. Many passengers are feared lost as boats and rescue efforts continue in poor conditions.
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Brussels
Viiseingen
Netherlands
Socialist party meeting in Atates forms 1964 self organization
January 24 report notes the Socialist Party of Atates meeting this morning as members begin self organizing for the 1964 campaign year, outlining initial steps and local participation.
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Socialist Party of
Atates
Napa man found killed by bullet in San Francisco street
San Francisco on January 24 reports Joseph Pedro of Napa found dead on a street early this morning with a bullet hole through his kidneys. Police call him the supposed victim of footpads, noting this is the second murder within a week.
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San Francisco
Joseph Pedro
Napa
Central Illinois Democratic Editors Meet in Springfield
Springfield Wisconsin January 24 meeting of Central Illinois Democratic Editorial association editors from across the state in Springfield for a two day anteconvention focusing on mutual topics of interest. The gathering aims to energize party efforts and includes diverse editorial viewpoints.
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Springfield
Democratic Party
Inlinois
Springfeld
Ilinois Democratic Editorial Association
Arcasion
Limpert
Republican state committee meets in Augusta for gubernatorial plans
A Jan 34 meeting of the Republican state central committee convenes in Augusta at the Cony House tonight to discuss campaign arrangements and the upcoming gubernatorial convention chaired by F M Simpson.
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Augusta
Republican State Central Committee
Cony Hovee
Hairman F. M. Simpaon
Washington caucus closes on party platform debate
Washington report notes no agreement reached by January 4 as caucus members discuss the fate of the proposed platform. The delegation believes a resolution will declare the caucus will not dictate the party platform, signaling constraints on Democratic leadership.
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Washington
Howe
Soen
Skating races postponed in New York event
Announcement states the International amateur skating championship races are delayed by one week. The event, originally set to begin today in Montclair, New Jersey, moves to a later start date.
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New York
Montelair
Gans and Seager Set for Twenty-Round 148-Pound Bout
Baltimore crowd tonight hosts a weekly boxing show featuring Joe Gans and Charlie Seager. The windup will be provided by Gans and Seager, with a twenty round contest at 148 pounds.
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Baltimore
Miday
Eureka Club
Hex
Ith
Joe Gans
Charlies Seager
Banquet for Judge Pancoast Planned by Camden Bar
Elaborate arrangements were completed for the Camden County bar association banquet tonight. Guest of honor and principal speaker will be Judge David J. Pancoast, president of the New Jersey state bar association.
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Panceoast
Camden
N. J. Dan
Camden County Bar Association
David J. Pancoast
New Jersey State Bar Association
Summer Tourist Rates Discussed By Steamship Lines
Representatives of the great lakes steamship lines and the Central Passenger association committee met in New York to discuss arrangements for summer tourist business.
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New York
Great Lakes Steamship Lines
Central Passenger Association
Mitchell and Wilson War Out Indianapolis
Miners' convention in Indianapolis reelected the old leaders as the labor movement resumes after a confrontation between Mitchell and Wilson. The gathering reaffirmed leadership and set course for upcoming negotiations and activities.
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Mitchell
Wilson
Indianapolis
Miners
Wheat market quiet with mixed note from exchanges
New York wheat trading was quiet as prices eased slightly with mixed signals from Liverpool and New York open. Reports show futures at 84 percent and 79 percent in different markets with milling demand and some downclose from yesterday. California and Chicago notes are included with scattered prices and openings.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
Chile
Bt. Paul
San Francisco
Windsor board of trade banquet to feature notable speakers
Windsor Ontario January 24 the annual banquet of the Windsor board of trade will be held tonight at the Crawford House. Noted speakers include Hon J fomaes Tarte minister of public works Hon William Patterson minister of customs and Hon George BE Powter ex minister of Hoance of the Dominion.
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Windsor
Ont
Windsor Board of Trade
Crawford House
J. Fomaes Tarte
William Patterson
George BE. Powter
Dominion
Inquest Opens Into Millionaire Dean Cooper Murder
In Louis on January 24 the inquest into Dean Cooper's murder in a Turkish bath began after jurors were sworn. The hearing was postponed until Saturday morning as police await testimony from Katie Robinson aged eighteen, reported as Cooper's sweetheart.
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At. Louis
Dean Cooper
Katie Robinson
Coopers “Sweatheart
No Peace Proposals Declined in Commons Debate
London January 24 Parliament officially denied peace proposals from a Boer alliance peace talks. The House of Commons rejected any immediate peace prophecies or armistice terms, keeping the focus on ongoing negotiations led by Kitchener and allied leaders.
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London
Commons
Mysterious Rich acquitted in Walla Walla murder case
A jury acquitted Charles wieh Alas Jack Andrews after a man living 28 miles from the city was found slain by a young hunter. The case tied the accused to the death and to prior name changes and alleged flight to Philadelphia. After acquittal he was arrested on a charge of assaulting Janor Malon during a recent attempted jail delivery.
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Wallen Walla
Jan
Charles Wieh
Jack Andrews
Wan Yeamter
Cletrarter
Jack Aide
Wie
Parente
Philadelphia
Walla Walla County
Jall
Hieh War
Janor Malon
Special train arranged for Fleet Washington reunion
Walla Walla will host a special train for old Fleet Washington members and friends to attend the Wallaburg reunion on February. The Oregon Railway Navigation Company will provide a train leaving the city at 6 oclock in the morning and returning the same night. The Walla Walla band will accompany the train and furnish music for the reunion.
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Walla Walla
Old Fleet
Washington
Wallaburg
Yeatenday
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Elfy At & Oclok
Sone
Flaow
Furnteli
Kean Found Guilty in Jail Break Plot
Noah Ali Kean was yesterday found guilty of assault and battery in an attempted jail break. Mire Kees appeared with a revolver and drove the scene back to their cell. McKean escaped from the hospital weeks earlier, thought to be scarlet fever, after allegedly infecting 17 prisoners with the disease using kerosene oil and red pepper to redden his face.
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Walla Walla
Noah Ali Kean
Mire Kees
McKean
Aler
Scariel
United States
Unclear fragment hints at European match making industry
Fragmentary text mentions Europe and match making industry but lacks resolvable facts or names. Unable to determine concrete event, entities, or dates from the provided material.
Cold Wave Expected To Hit The Northwest
Portland dispatch reports a cold wave sweeping the North Pacific coast with temperatures dropping up to 20 degrees by Saturday morning. Snow and severe weather persist as western regions brace for several days of chill and disruptions.
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Oregonian
Portland
Severe North Coast Snowstorm Paralyzes Seattle Transit
Severe winter storm drives over a foot of snow in Seattle and along the North Pacific coast. Strong winds cripple streetcar and steamer traffic as ships endure heavy disruption.
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Seattle
Am Sound
Unclear Historical Weather Note
Fragmentary weather memo notes a cooling tendency with likely 24 degree lows described near Coventighela and Pabrenhert. Missing names and places hinder precise interpretation.
Snow Covers Town As Severe Cold Returns
Snow arrived after a frigid dawn as the thermometer plunged below zero. By morning the ground lay white, winds blew strongly, and residents saw a pale, sleet tinted landscape with temperatures well under freezing. School, streets, and routines faced disruption as winter tightened its grip.
Indiana Republican Editorial Association Notes Names
Indiana Indianapolis Jan 28 188? remarks list members of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association paper page mentions William H. Steley Tipton Harry Strohm Kentland and others with titles The McKinny Memorial The Head of the Order Anarchy and Revolution themes in debate notes.
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Indianapolle
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
William H. Steley
Tipton
Harry Strohm
Kentland
McKinny Memorial
We & Crule
Netleville
W. Porahing
Anarchy Uy Newspapera
Sivern
Liberty
Atlanta Labor Body Celebrates Tenth Anniversary Speech
Atlanta Federation of Trade celebrated its tenth anniversary with a program of addresses at Federation Hall in Atlanta. The event highlighted rapid growth of the labor organization in the city and the federation’s standing as a leading local body within the U.S. labor movement.
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Atlanta Labor Body
Atlanta
Atlanta Federation of Trade
Federation Hall
Labor Organization
United States
Warrantees in Herburg Case Before Attorney General
In Herburg Pennsylvania on January 2 a hearing was held before Attorney General Kikin regarding a long standing precepting of a bene ficiary decree. The matter concerns the National Council of the Junior Order of the United Americas Mechanics and a related beneficiary claim.
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Herburg
National Council of
Order of the United Americas
Altormey Gener
Condor Search Ordered by Revenue Cutter McCulloch
The revenue cutter McCulloch was ordered to sail at dawn in search of the Phrytian warship Wader, advancing far north from the Columbia River mouth. The crew's orders emphasize a wide patrol along the coast.
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Washington
Tom Wander
McCulloch
Wader
Colombia River
Schley Starts West Washington Tour
Schley and wife began their Western tour this morning in West Washington on January 24.
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Schley
West
Washington
Sehley and
Wife
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