Apaches Terrorize Paris Luring Men With Girls
Paris endures a renewed Apache terror wave as gangs target escorted women, using girls to lure men for robberies and stabbings. Police report revolvers and knives seized. prefect Theux vows a vigorous crackdown in Montmartre and surrounding districts as arrests widen beyond the suburban ring.
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Paris
Thr
Yuele
Sarg
Trnerouly
Elrix
Jeades
Diracie
Votlee
Theux
Dean Tilia
Conferees Press On Over Article 10 In Treaty Talks
In Washington on January 27, Republicans and Democrats failed to resolve the peace treaty deadlock after a prolonged conference. Senator Hitchcock and other conferees planned to meet again Thursday to seek a compromise on Article 10 and the Monroe doctrine, with no agreement reached yet on modifying Lodge’s reservations. Both sides expressed guarded optimism for a possible agreement at the next session.
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J. Bart Campbell
Ashington
D. C
Hitencock
Lodge
Senate
Democracic
Clureday
Senatord
Hitchcock
Steyeblicun
United. States
Ita
United States
Benators
Hamby to Die in Chair in Brooklyn for 192? Murder
NAMBY who fought his own defense, to die in chair in Brooklyn for the murder of a teller at Brooklyn Savings Bank. He denied false identity on arrest, confessed after return to Brooklyn, and resisted appeals. The condemned man’s confession linked him to other robberies as his lawyers argued for life.
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Namby
Alhany
Jpib
Gerda Wreett
Hust Brooklyn Savings Tank
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Tundy
Alow
POWHATAN ARRIVED 26 MILES FROM HALIFAX PORT
A garbled dispatch reports a gabled American transport near Halifax, about 26 miles distant, with high winds and rough seas hindering progress. Wireless signals are disrupted as the Wing Pinker approaches its duty port.
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Walipar
Nova Scotia
Tan
Halifax
Jugoslavs interrupt Italian communications at sea
Telegram from Zara correspondent reports Italian cruiser Puglia in contact with Spatara off the Da1 Han coast. Turkish subjects were searched and outraced as race tensions rose amid the disruption of naval communications.
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Rome
Tan
Tegostars
Pugila
Spatara
Middlemen Profits Rise as Prices Lag in Government Probe
A United Press report summarizes government investigations showing middlemen accumulating vast profits while consumer prices rise and farm prices fall. From August to December, prices paid to producers for major crops fell while consumer prices climbed to record highs, supported by Labor and Agriculture Department data.
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Ralph F. Couch
United Press
Ashington
Tve
Attorpes Groera
Palmer
Agricultural Department
She
Labor Ene
Petite Ese
Agriculture Department
Agriculure Department
Peivos
Etomary
Setober
Labor Department
Pobet Thig Meng
Passengers Transfered From Stranded Lenape Near Mayport
A grounded Lenape near Mayport, Florida, had steering gear broken. Two hundred forty first class passengers from New York and many others were moved to a small steamer and brought to Jacksonville. The ship is not believed to be greatly damaged.
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Jacksonvicle
Mayport
New York
Jacksonville
Streath
Festival Marked Soviet Victory Week Across Nation
A seven day Front Week in Soviet Russia ending January 22 celebrated defeats of Kolehas and Denikin. Moscow papers hailed victories while unions and committees collected food money clothes and supplies for troops. Public performances and hospital entertainments supported the effort as workers urged generosity and communal solidarity.
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Soviet
Russia
Thomas Stewart Ryan
San Antonio Evening News
Chicago Tribune
Kolehas
Denikin
Barbers Union
Moscow
Kirehiz
Eminoff
Whiskey for flu prescription sparks epidemic spike
Oklahoma City reports a sharp rise in influenza cases after the IRS announces Federal whiskey will be issued on prescription to all flu sufferers. The count jumps from 34 to 123 within hours following the disclosure by Internal Revenue Collector Robert Lo Bolen.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
United States Internal Revenue
Robert Lo Bolen
Unexplained Wireless Mystery Baffles Experts
London January 27. Guglielmo Marconi said in a Daily Mail interview that strange interruptions in wireless service in London and New York may have originated outside the earth. He notes interruptions since 1914 and says scientists are examining whether they are planetary signals or natural phenomena.
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London
New York
Guglielmo Marconi
Daily Mail
Marconi
Naughty Questions About Queen Mary and Woodbine Puff
Disjointed dispatches question Queen Mary about smoking a cigarette after a typhoon. Cable reports quote Misa Gaston and the International Anti-Charette movement leader denying the claim. A request for correction aims to avoid a diplomatic or national perception issue.
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Queen Mary
Uilcase
Fagland'y Goren
Lucy Pane Gaston
Misa Gaston
International Anti-Charette
Engue
Abe
Maury
Mery
Berlin Monarchist Uprising Feared After Erzberger Shooting
Berlin reports a shooting aimed at Finance Minister Mathias Erzberger amid a bitter trial with Helfferich. Otto von Hirschfield wounded Erzberger’s guard and fired at Erzberger as he left the court, prompting security lockdowns and warnings of possible monarchist agitation. Erzberger remained under observation with the bullet lodged near his nose, operations needed for removal uncertain.
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Son Hirschfield
Erzhurser
von Hirschfield
Convincerl Arzberger
Germany
Buln
Helfferich
Foon
Eraberger
Linnothet
Uirsehfield
Berlin
Jar
Mathine Erzherrer
Finance
Criminal Courts
Modas
Flesch
Trial opening halted in Newberry election case
Trial opening in the Truman Newberry election fraud case was postponed as several defendants were unavailable in Grane y Rapids Michigan. Judge Clarence Sessions pursued a new summons and defense attorneys challenged the jury panel. Fifteen defendants failed to answer as the court adjourned to attempt later proceedings.
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J. J. O'Sullivan
United Prevx
Graney Rapids
Mich
Truman Newberry
Clarence
Sessions
Marie W. Littleton
McNeel Jewelry Co Ad Teems With Colorful Goods
Fragmented ad copy lists McNeel Jewelry Co at 100 Soledud St offering a splendid selection of items. Mentions Kodak Lininbers and trainees, wall buoyings, and a tie to Adjololog Natl Bank of Commerce.
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McNeel Jewelry Co
Atebes
Didmonus
Plati
Kodak
Adjololog Natl Bank of Commerce
Texan Nominated For Secretary Of National Treasury
A Texan is nominated to be Secretary of the Treasury in President Wilsons cabinet. The nomination follows the vacancy created after Carter G. Reed, with David F. Houstén named to head the Treasury. Confirmation procedures begin as Ed T. Meredith of Town ux is slated to replace Secretary of Agriculture Houstén.
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Secretary OF
National Treasury
Houston Named Secretary of Treasury in Cabinet Shuffle
President Wilson today nominated David Franklin Houston to be Secretary of the Treasury, replacing Willard McAdoo who resigned to run for Senate. Edwin T. Meredith of Iowa was nominated to be Secretary of Agriculture, with Meredith already serving as editor of Successful Farming and active in Democratic politics in Des Moines. Houston, a former St Louis college professor, becomes the third head of the Treasury in Wilson's administration, following McAdoo and Glasscock's resignations.
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Wasuiseros
P. G. Jas
Prest Weng Wilson
Sen
Agriculture
David Pranklin Houstey
the Treasury
Edwin T. Meredith
Iowa
Houston
Winee
W Inig Diderstood
St. Louis
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Meredich
Department of Agriculture
Miami
Fla
I Meredith
Des Moines
Fowlie Sewell
Meredith
Americ
Secretary of the Treasury
Houastan
Willan G. McAdon
Carter Glase
Ncumbent
Virginia
Weather summary for Antonin and nearby regions
Fragmented forecast reads cloudy conditions with a cool night and northerly winds. Nearby areas show further cloudiness and cold temperatures with light to moderate wind through the night and into Wednesday.
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Antonin
Sud
Typewriters and photos advertised at 310-12 West Commerce
An old classified note lists Beyer selling Typewriters and a new edition of photographs at 310-12 West Commerce. The fragment hints at products and a street address, without clear dates or names beyond Beyer.
Tapestry of socialism being unwoven by New York Assembly
International News Service reports lawyers for the New York Assembly move to unseat five Socialist Assemblymen on grounds they advocate socialism and Bolshevism. John B Stanchfield begins presenting evidence to separate socialist doctrine from government, with sensational proof cited, including a Yiddish pamphlet translated for the record.
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William G. Shepherd
International News Service
Ees
N.Y. Sina
United States
Xork Assembly
Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Ted Fook
Jury selection in Tacoma murder trial provokes intense furor
A Washington state murder trial jury pool process draws large crowds and security as defense attorney Vanderveer seeks venue changes. Prosecution builds a wide venire to seat jurors, with seven women chosen as deliberations begin amid high public interest and guards at courts and hotels.
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Clem J
Randat United Press
Siud Corrippondent
Livup
Vsarren C. Geimin
Ameren
Thomas OC. Condor
Detroit
Mich
Washington
Hondreds of Americai Lescion
Trina
Grays Fugbor
Lewis County
Hes County
Ata
Pest
Hay Woon
George I
Vanderveer
King County
le Bug
Hinele
William D. Haywood
Lwws
Chieuza
Itire Puebflc
Northyear
Che
Centralia
Perth
Lefense
Texas Rangers Hold Disputed River Land
Texas Rangers maintain possession of the Red River boundary area between Texas and Oklahoma as oil territory disputes unfold. Federal courts may seek rulings on overall control while Texas forces establish camps along the riverbank amid escalating tension and ongoing boundary contention.
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Texas Rangers
Texad
Texas
Oklahoma
Red River
Texse
Gkinkows
United States Supreme Court
Binky
Oki
Ice search for missing men near Chicago lake doomed steamer crew
Airplanes resumed the search for missing men near Lake Michigan after the HE C Neth became icebound. Photographer Edward Williams and crew member FT Anderson, plus five stewards, had reached shore on the ice but have not been heard from since their return attempt.
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Lake Michigan
HE. C
Ose
Mlasing Are
Edward Williaws
Anderson
Vyhey
Phe Boutils
Chicago Shore
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Reg Su Byesheus Rum Dent
Army
Otto Vou Hirschfield
Newberry Case
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