Collapse of bipartisan conference drives open Senate treaty move
Washington January 31 1925 The collapse of a bipartisan conference fuels a Senate move on the treaty with Germany Senator Hitchcock plans to move to open the record February 10 and ask for immediate ratification while questions loom on party support and Republican strategy The tense drama centers on whether Democrats can secure votes and how Republicans will respond amid pressure for actionEND
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Guaranteed Return Agreed On Railroad Legislation
Delegates announce a guaranteed return stance on railroad legislation amid court actions and juror matters. The judge overrules defense challenges, fixing the mind of Mrs Pattison as case proceedings advance.
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Wool Market Nearing Stable Prewar Basis
The wet market nears normal prewar levels as wool manufacturers’ demand for raw wool will be met soon, says Arthur Williams, federal food administrator, after talks with American Woolen representative. Portends cheaper clothing as output returns to normal. speculators warned. In Paris, Germany will not review the surrender list. February 16 delivers the over 200 names to Germany, including prominent generals and nobles, per official note.
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Shortage of metal to curb auto output across the nation
Manchester reports that a metal shortage will limit early auto production. Dealers expect limited machine quotes while firms relocate plants and adjust shows in Detroit, Chicago, and New York. Major factories like Liberty Motor Coy and others face relocations, with Mrs. Manchester noting shows in Long Island and Boston areas.
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Division of royalties holds up oil measure
Washington report on a conference committee deadlock over an oil royalties bill. Key questions remain about how royalties are shared between the federal government and oil producers as the panel reconvenes to finalize language.
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Newberry Jurors Named on Fourth Day of Trial
In Newberry Michigan on January a juror panel was drawn for the trial of United Senator Senterre and allies charged with conspiring in a campaign-related matter. The fourth day of proceedings featured selection of jurors and ongoing testimony as the case moves forward.
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Han Raveds
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Praatione
Lone bandit steals liberty bonds in $200000 heist
A lone robber seized liberty bonds and other valuables valued at 200000 in an audacious daytime hold up. The incident involved a revolver and occurred as officers pursued suspect, with authorities noting the missing items included safety bonds and other securitized assets.
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Vieni Deedit
Influenza Case Low Sets Record in Local Report
A single influenza case today sets a new low record amid school and community concern. Health officials note quarantine measures and ongoing efforts to ease the epidemic while teachers and students receive continued guidance and time to recover.
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Permits authorize $92,025 in 18 January work
Nightoen and Port Tor report building authorizations totaling $92,025 on January 18, including a $70,000 apartment binding for Security Loan Investment Co. Other permits cover a sale job and a food ware project valued around $2,000. Readings compare with prior months showing year totals near $121,795 in May and $100,0000 in September.
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Further Loans Will Pauperize Europe Says Phelan
The article reports Phelan warning that additional loans to foreign nations could pauperate Europe, citing concern over doomed economies and potential ruin across the continent. It notes remarks in Washington and mentions debates in the Senate and related governmental discussions.
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Land Labor League for Old Candidates Forming in Salem
Salem meeting details a new political organization named the Land Labor League for Old Candidates. The group plans to oppose current conditions and rally support for the party platform. The league formed after a convention and will seek backing from favorable voters and supporters in upcoming elections.
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Jan
Senton
Meredith nominations approved in Houston
Washington January 11 Secretary of the Treasury David Houston and Secretary of Agriculture ET. Marportin were nominated for new posts. The nominations received approval and move to the next stage.
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Washington
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Love story disclosed at Ellis Island exceeds fiction
A garbled excerpt describes an improbable romance tied to Ellis Island with references to wartime figures and a range of names, hinting at a broad dramatic narrative. The piece mentions Chief Dertey Spin and a Washington context, suggesting an authoritative distribution of a wartime tale.
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Washington
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Henewlie
McNary Seeks Justice Probe Over Sugar Profits
Washington reports Senator McNary accuses sugar dealers of 100 percent profits and calls for a Justice Department probe. He says evidence appears daily of profiteering in sugar and has written to the department requesting action.
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Paralysis Fatal to Maryland Native Bow_an
M. lb Bownah died after a paralysis illness in Maryland native, age 79, passing away at 8:30 morning. He resided here 10 years with wife. survived by widow and five grandchildren. Born in Maryland in October 1841, he moved to Chile at age 13 and later to Oregon. Funeral plans not announced. Body at Oleom's undertaking.
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London editor warns of ruin for civilization
London editor Ralph Bhamefeld of the London Express declares in a brief interview that Europe is slipping toward ruin as anti United States sentiment grows and calls for resistance to Prussian military domination. The piece notes rising revolt in Europe against exchange stabilization and hints at American intervention debates.
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United States
Ralph Bhamefeld
London Express
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Amerea
Family tragedy as cold claims amid failed rescue
Tony Guacin and family endure a three day struggle to survive cold and hunger. The father and mother died during a doomed attempt to shelter the children, with Tony recalling the harrowing days after a nurse’s visit. The children survived but the family perished in a damp, unventilated room.
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Hermiston Jersey Reciders elect officers at annual meeting
Hermiston June 21 The Hermiston Jersey Reciders Association held its annual meeting electing George A. Cressey president H M Sommerer vice president M Jackson secretary treasurer directors for blocks 1 3 4 5 6 and W Hennel for block 6 plus W Jones Irigion. A motion raised the service fee to 2.50 a year a committee was named to confer with Stanfield dairymen on joining the association the incorporation plan was postponed for board decision.
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Hermiston Police Solves Theft Case Returns Lost Watch
Jan 21 report details the theft of a gold watch and chain from a local business Saturday evening. Chief HL Crandall led a detective effort that recovered the watch and other goods, with suspects withheld due to youth. The merchant regained possession of the recovered items as the case concluded.
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Food aid for Poland Austria Armenia pledged by committee
Efforts for relief reach millions of dollars in food for Poland Austria and Armenia. A committee decrees funds allocated to support relief, with extensions granted to facilitate treaty commitments and ensure timely delivery through U S credit facilities. The program aims to aid distressed areas and bolster humanitarian aid efforts.
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Austria
Armenia
Index of Today s News and Weather
The page lists weather figures and scattered brief items across sections on city state and national news. It includes automobile, classifieds, law and government notes with various unreadable fragments and partial headlines.
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