Senate Approves World Court Plan by 76 to 16 Vote
The U S Senate votes 76 to 16 to advise and consent to U S membership in the world court at Geneva with reservations. The action launches the process and leaves further steps including notification to the President and 8 League of Nations members to complete U S accession. Senator Borah vows continued fight and a public referendum may follow.
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Pershing sails home from Tacna Arica mission
General John J. Pershing, president of the Tacna Arica plebiscitary commission, sailed from Arica on the U S Denver for home. A large crowd attended the farewell as Pershing stressed his wish for the welfare and happiness of Tacna Arica’s people and the right of electors to vote peaceably on sovereignty.
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Trains To Whiz Detroit Forecast by Pere Marquette Leader
Frank H. Alfred, president of the Pere Marquette, predicts future trains will resemble airplanes with concrete tracks and roller bearings. He says Rendwas will be built as a solid foundation for quick travel.
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Frank H. Alfred
Pere Marquette Rendwas
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Japanese premier dies and cabinet resigns in turmoil
Viscount Takaaki Kato dies unexpectedly from pneumonia after influenza. The Japanese cabinet resigns. R K Waekatsuki is anticipated as interim premier with likely reappointment of ministers. Diet dissolution reportedly likely amid political chaos. In London a motorist tells police he could not see an officer due to yawning.
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Kenseikai Party
Viscount Kato
London
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Macedonian bandit attacks bus in Vienna. casualties unknown
Late bulletin reports a bandit attack near Vienna injuring none reported while robbing a bus before escaping. Separate items note Navy football coach appointment at Annapolis and resignations at Indian University, plus scattered international notices from Montreal to London.
Liner Roosevelt Rescues 25 From Stricken Freighter Antinoe
In a four day struggle the President Roosevelt rescued thirteen crew members and later twelve more from the British freighter Antinoe in a mid Atlantic storm. Captain Fried reported moderate weather later with heavy seas and loss of two rescuers, while the Leviathan and other ships struggled in the gale near Halifax.
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Herbert Hartley
Ex-Officer Kaufman Linked to Local Church Scam Trial
Howard R. Kaufman former clerk in the motor vehicles office faces trial in criminal court on charges of forgery and false statements. He served six years ago as assistant treasurer of Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Albert J. Owens and Jehan A. Miller testified Kaufman’s reputation was steady, while prosecutors allege he forged signatures and netted over 600 dollars through alleged forgeries and jewelry schemes. The case proceeds with further witness testimony and court actions planned.
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Helping Hand for Ference at Fetorterep Fair
A report describes volunteers gathering at Kooy and Geneverter Swit to prepare a corner storefront for an aid event. Five dollars is requested for entry as workers assist with tasks at the fairground setup.
SAGNATES TURN DOWN PENNSY EDITORS PLAN
Philadelphia January 28 details show efforts to end a bong draan Gat tribe on the Penney venia failed. The operator and mine magnates proposed vegetation re-sample and settlement plans, but these proposals were rejected.
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Owners and Guests Reach Shore After Gale Threat
A sixty five foot yacht owned by R. W. Nelson of Westfield and carrying guests battled darkness and fog off Deep Point Kent County Maryland. All landed safely at Chestertown after a NW gale tore the vessel from the Chesapeake Canal into deep water. crew aided by a pilot guided them to open water despite damage. Others aboard included Leonard C. Worner of Westfield and Mr Nelson, with the craft reported badly damaged offshore but salvageable.
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Marshall threatens suicide amid prison guard for Dietrich slaying
David L. Marshall, who confessed to killing Anna May Dietrich, is under guard at Moyamee Sing Prison Hospital after reportedly threatening to end his life and claiming his wife will not aid in his defense. He deteriorates mentally and fears the coroner's inquest, while authorities rush proceedings and maintain tight security.
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Anna May Dietrich
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Ben Hehi
Marshall
Teanezivania
Miss Dietrich
Womern
Tug Boats Lost in Lake Blizzard Near Muskegon
The fishing tugs Hene M Indian with seven aboard were caught in a Lake Michigan blizzard overnight. They drifted near Harbor and were seriously damaged. Rescue efforts by the Coast Guard were hampered by ice and weather, with no reports of lost lives at press time.
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