War claims accord reaches settlement on Allied costs
Paris reports a final accord among British and American delegates on payments for occupation costs and war damages. The United States would receive about 25,000 yearly totaling around 60 million dollars, with a 25 year reimbursement period and other fixed sums for Austrian occupation costs and war damages. The Dawes plan effects and priority payments are outlined, beginning September 1, 1926 after Belgium’s priority ends.
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Paris
United States
France
Taly
Belgium
United
Dawes
Bomb Wrecks Hall Near Police Office
A bomb exploded near the police chief Daniel Jo O Brien's office injuring several personnel and wrecking the hall entrance corridor. The blast occurred about 25 feet from the targeted area, causing extensive damage to the corridor and surrounding rooms.
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Nciseo
OF Police
Daniel Jo O'Brien
Kellogg to Accept Post as Secretary of State
Ambassador Kellogg in Paris will accept the secretary of state post tendered by President Coolidge after Hughes resignation. He called the appointment a great honor and spoke of reading the news in the morning while attending the international financial conference.
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Kellogg
Paris
Frank
Court of St. James
Coolidge
Charles Evans Hughes
Ambassador Kellogg
Wreck Kills Milly Schoenjahn Near Carroll
Milly Schoenjahn twenty of Westside Iowa died at St Anthony's hospital after a car went into water near Carroll while four companions rode a party outing. William Burns of Westside is in serious condition at St Mathony's hospital following the same crash.
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Worran
Carroll
Milly Schoenjahn
Westside
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mobile
William Burns
Lon
St Mathony’s Hospital
Mann to Defend World Crown at Open Course
Oklanora City-Wayne Mann, newly crowned world champion, will defend his title he won from Skrangier Lewis last match. Negotiations loom as the opening course hosts the event.
Mystery girl regains identity at Cook County Hospital
In Chicago a nameless girl at Cook County Hospital recovered her identity as Charlotte McGuire a two year old from St Louis Missouri. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire of 1345 Wells Street St Louis. Dr Meyer examined her and noted school books were left with her.
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Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Charlotte McGuire
Washington
Uniat
St. Louis
Frank McGuire
Wells Street
St.ouis
Sis
Mart A. Meyer
Hughes Quits State Department Cabinet Post
Washington reports Secretary of State Hughes has resigned effective March 4. Frank B. Kellogg, now ambassador to Great Britain, will succeed him. President Coolidge announced Kellogg’s appointment and the broader cabinet changes, noting no prior warning or friction. The reshuffle follows the earlier elevation of Henry Stimson to the Supreme Court and signals possible further resignations around March.
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Washington
Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Great Britain
Kellogg
White House
Huighes
London
Charles Heecher- Warren
Michigan
Hernan ™ Stone
Supreme ‘Court
Coolidge
Couzens
Stone
Governor Pardons Woman in Poison Plot Case
Topeka Kans An unconditional pardon was granted by Gov. J M Davis to Mrs Mary Eggleston of Larned recently convicted of plotting to poison her aged suitor Dave Ely. She was sentenced to an indeterminate term of 2 to 20 years in the state prison and has been at liberty on bond pending appeal by the supreme court.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kans
J. M. Davis
Mary Eggleston
Larned
Dave Ely
Eggleston
Supreme Court
Edson Chosen Iowa House Speaker in Des Moines Session
The House of Representatives elected W. C. Edson of Storm Lake as speaker of the new house. Oscar Tidestad of Wright County was named speaker pro tem, with A. Gustafson of Des Moines chosen as chief clerk.
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Edson
Des Moines
House of Representatives
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Oscar Tistead
Wright County
Yrotem
A. ©. Gustafson
Russian Claims Cancer Cure In Leningrad
Leningrad reports Professor Molotkoff of the neurological academy asserts a new cancer treatment method that supposedly causes cures. The approach involves cutting the nerve directly linked to the cancerous growth.
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Leningrad
Russia
di- Molotkoff
Neurological Academy
McCormick Suit Settlement Denied by Counsel
New YorkH Starr Giddings counsel for Cyrus H McCormick denied reports that the 590000 suit by Edwin W Jacobs over alleged alienation of his wife’s affections had been settled by two payments to the plaintiff.
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McCormick Suldt
New York
H. H.starr Giddings
Cyrus H. McCormick
Mr. McCormick
Edwin W Jacobs
Jazz King Incorporates Self In New York
New York jazz figure Vincent Lopez known as a radio star has incorporated as Jazz King at a capital stock of 200000 dollars. The move marks a formal business structuring for the artist amid ongoing broadcasts.
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Self
New York
Vincent Lopez
Uncle Sam to Pay for Seized Teuton Ships
Washington in settling counts with Germany, American waters seized merchant ships to be paid for by the United States. About 40 ships seized, sale prevented by an injunction. Claims under the German American mixed claims commission show total awards far below estimates, with current figures suggesting final awards may approach two hundred to two hundred sixty million dollars, uncertain within a wide range.
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Washington
Germany
American
France
United States
William R
Claims Commission
Commission
Koratz Koretz Dies in Statesville Prison
Koratz Koretz alias Koratz Dias once swindled Chicago relatives and friends in Barano oil schemes died in the state penitentiary at Statesville near Joliet after about a month of a 2 to 10 year sentence. His wife, who severed contact after his guilty confession and restitution, was en route to Joliet when he passed.
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Koratz Dias
Chicago
Leo [Oretz
Statesville
Joliet
Korets
Woman Ignored Court Order in Cedar Rapids Divorce Case
Mrs Frank Meiser, reportedly the town’s only woman ordered to pay a divorced husband, was in Chicago on December 12. The Meisers’ divorce left her to pay alimony of 21,300 plus hospital bills and to support her former husband until he found work.
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Cedar. Rapids
Frank Meiser
Chicago
Meiser
Sterank Moeiser
American Artist Wesley Bellows Dies in Columbus Born 1982
American artist Wesley Bellows born in Columbus in 1982 has died. He exhibited both in the United States and abroad, leaving a notable mark on modern art circles.
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New
George ‘Wesley Bellows
Columbus
Senate Kills Norris Bill in Senate Fight
In Washington the Senate votes 48 to 27 to kill Norris government operation plan related to Muscle Shoals, leaving the final disposition of the project open. The decision shifts focus to possible substitutions and the Underwood leasing bill still under consideration.
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Senate
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Underwood
Norris
Veto Upholded by Senate Over Postal Pay Bill
President Coolidge’s veto of the postal increase measure was sustained by the Senate by one vote. Twenty nine senators backed the veto while 53 opposed it, short of the two thirds needed to override. Debate split Republicans with leaders like Jones, Wadsworth, Reed, Moses, McNary, and Edge voting to sustain. only Dial among Democrats backed the veto.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Jones
Wadsworth
New York
Reed
Pennsylvania
Moses
New Hampshire
McNary
G.a
Edge
New Jersey
Dial
South Carolina
Kitg
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Majors
ve—Ball
Bursum
McCormisk
Stirling
Shields
Tennessee
Ballér
Massachusetts
Matcalf
Rhode Island
Means
Colorado
New D
Bay
Tate
Shortridge
California
Stone Succeeds Justité McKenna in Court Role
In a legal succession update the judiciary announces F Stone as the new associate on the court following the retirement of Justité McKenna. The transition marks a shift in the court’s lineup with Stone taking the seat previously held by McKenna.
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Stone
Justité McKenna
Swindler Koretz Faces Four Indictments in Chicago Case
The record details indicate Koretz has faced four indictments since arriving to serve in Chicago. His associates, including Ghirago and Leo, are mentioned in connection with alleged schemes against Siete and others. Doctors note Koretz’s diabetes has worsened, complicating legal proceedings.
Girl Given Prison Term in Michigan Flor Case
A Michigan case involves a girl receiving a prison term in a matter tied to the Flor incident. Details readable describe judicial action and parole prospects. The record notes the defendant, location, and term issued by the court.
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Joseph, Mich
Flor
Pat
Rivers Harhore Bill to Pass House Leader Statement
Washington House leaders agreed to move forward with the Rivers Harhore bill as the chamber prepared to pass it. The debate focused on procedural steps and potential amendments before final approval.
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Rivers
Harhore
Washington
Victim of X Ray Disease Named in Casualty Note
A fragmented report references a victim described as afflicted by an X ray disease. The item hints at a casualty linked to radiation exposure, with unclear details about the person, date, or location. Further readable context is needed to identify names or the involved organization.
Iowa News Highlights From Clinton To Des Moines
One third of Iowa counties publish daily papers while Clinton sees three new church projects underway. Des Moines banks total eighteen approved as state funds depositories by the executive council. Des Moines Gas spent 215000 in 1924 on mains and equipment as continued freezing boosts ice harvest prospects. About ten Iowa delegates plan to attend the International WCTU convention in Edinburgh Scotland. Penn College joins Grinnell Cornell and Drake as departments of religious education in towns. Snow fences statewide are declared a priority with about ten counties erecting barriers. legislature tackles gasoline inspection and gambling device laws. Marshall county discusses bond cases and tuberculosis reduction efforts amid state agriculture updates.
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Iowa
Clinton
Des Moines
Executive Council
Des Moines Gas Company
Edinburgh
Scotland
Yune
Penn College
Grinnell
Cornell
Drake University
Towa
Famous Forts in U S History Vincennes Fort Story
A compact glimpse of Vincennes and Forts Vincennes in Indiana, tracing the 18th century French and Indian era. It notes De Vincenne’s 1702 Detroit start establishing nests at Fort Wayne Lafayette and on the Wabash and recalls the 1738 death during D Artaguelle’s Chickasaw campaign and the French surrender in the French and Indian War.
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Vincennes
Mttle River
Indiana
Tie Fort
Francois - Morgan
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