Attorney General Denies Resigning to President Coolidge
Attorney General reaffirms to President Coolidge his decision to stay in office amid Senate charges over Naval Oil leases and Interior Department duties. He met the President, defended his record, and challenged Wheeler’s allegations while denying any intent to resign. Continued on Page 2.
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Poland Takes Over American Red Cross in Warsaw
Warsaw reports the formal transfer of the American Red Cross relief program to Polish administration. The MC A’s wartime welfare work for the Polish army began after WWI and continued through many secretaries and staff, evolving into the Polish-run form previously familiar to Americans.
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Federal troops suffer over two hundred casualties, Gonzalez says
Merida reports more than 200 Federals killed or wounded as a government column advances. From Mexico City a statement says government forces fully control Michoacan with Morelia occupied and communications resumed after a column movement from Ayane.
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Morelia
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United Measures May Save Frontier Forests
An agreement between the Superior Nations forest authority and the United States Forest Service aims to protect waters and forests along the boundary. The plan includes a new Shorties Island tower to oversee long forest stretches on both sides, connected by telephone links to local foresters.
Former Bishop On Trial For Heresy
A report from Gallen Ohio dated February 20 notes the trial of a bishop accused of heresy. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the matter involves church leadership and possible withdrawal from the House by Morally interpreted representatives.
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NEA Service
Radio in House Entertains Members
The item notes a radio in house event for members held during long evenings. It mentions Delegate Denial C. Joseph of Baltimore as announcing the program and that attendees may join at will to enjoy the nights with oratory and music.
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Denial C. Joseph
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Legion Views Beans Policy Faces Presidential Opposition
Washington reports indicate the American Legion today again presented its stance on governmental beans to President Coolidge, but the President's stance remained opposed. The briefing occurred as lawmakers debated Federal Trade Commission appointments and fiscal policy amid other national issues.
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Severe winter storm disrupts Pittsburgh rail and telegraph
Sleet and rain drenched Pittsburgh and suburbs, halting telegraph lines and isolating communities up to fifty miles. Trains lagged hours, incline planes stalled, and passengers were marooned as private wires and rail networks fell silent during the storm.
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Typed Love Letters Spark Social Etiquette Debate
Paris reports Andre de Freguieres, France’s top social etiquette authority, denounces male written letters to women when used for affection. He says even business letters should be handwritten, arguing typed notes could imply third party dictation and lack proper sentiment.
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Andre de Freguieres
France
M. de Fouquier
Denver liquor laws tighten amid police push
Fragmentary text indicates a Denver February incident involving liquor regulations and police guidance. The readable phrases reference enforcement actions and a discussion about liquor storage or distribution. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Angio American commission to study Africa education
An Anglo American education commission departs England to study systems in East Central and South Africa. It will visit Ab Adi, Kenya and Belgian areas to report on best lines for African educational needs funded by American bequest funds. The group will collaborate with the British government to resume native education contributions.
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South Africa
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Ab Adi
Kenya
Youth Held For Death Of Parents In Florida
St Petersburg, Feb 3. Frank McDowel, 14, arrested after discovery of his father and mother shot in their home. Police say the youths parents, Mr and Mrs J M McDowel, were found dead with gunshot wounds to the head. The investigation continues.
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Austrian Bank Closures Sweep Austria After Nationwide Strike
Vienna reports that a strike by bank employees shut four major banks yesterday, and the action expanded today to all banks across Austria. The upheaval disrupted financial operations in the capital and affected daily commerce nationwide.
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Austria
Inside Story of U S Commission Solving Europe's Fiscal Knot
A U S commission press briefing outlines Europe’s debt crisis approach focusing on currency stability German budget reform and a revived tax system. It highlights currency reform gold standard aims a central bank under external control and the need for fiscal balance to avert defaults amid a weakened franc and eurozone tensions.
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Europe
Germany
Raids Tie Violators to Local Information Network
County officers suspect a codified system shared among violators to warn about raids. Murray Phillips reports four recent raids in the East side yielded scant incriminating evidence except one case. A woods search near Pittsville uncovered a shed with ten barrels of corn and signs of a still.
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Protection of the public against incompetent physicians debated
Abraham Flexner will review protection of the public against incompetent physicians in America and Europe for 1960 and 1924. Sessions open March 4 will feature Dean Stephen Rushmore of Tufts and Dr. Henry S. Pritchard of the Carnegie Foundation as experts on medical education and public safety.
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General Educational Board
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Tufts
Henry S. Pritrhct
Carnegie Foundation of ‘Earthing
Olympic Sails On Tame Defying Strike
A brief item notes the Olympic sailing event continuing despite a tame defying strike context. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text and missing names or dates.
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