Harding to Confer With GOP Leaders at White House Dinner
President Harding invites five Senate members and seven House leaders plus key officials to a White House dinner to discuss legislative matters. Participants include Lodge Watson Curtis McCumber Dramdegen Gillett Mondell Sid ney Anderson Darrow Saunders Madden lord and Orson. Topics include tariff changes and soldier bonus questions in line with administration policy.
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Weeks
Daugherty
John ’. Adams
Lodge
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Curtis
Kansas
McCumber
North Dakota
Dramdegen
Connecticut
Gillett
Mondell
Sidney Anderson
Minnesota
Darrow
Pennsylvania
Saunders
Madden
Appropriations
Lord Many
Ways and Meany
Warding
Couens
Gene Ate
Orson
Warmer Sunday Forecast With Persistent Clouds Across Texas
A dull but warmer Sunday is forecast with little change in the next 24 hours. Light east to southeast winds prevail as rain belts shift east of Texas, with Texas Bay weather showing pockets of rain in East Texas and slight totals elsewhere. The storm system stretches to the Atlantic, while major cold snaps are noted in northern states. forecast from the Washington weather bureau predicts unsettled, rainy starts to the week with near normal temperatures, and variable precipitation through midweek.
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Ala
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Weather Bureau
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Washington Bureau
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Lower Valley
Probe clothing strike aims for federal inquiry
Newayarts Min To Secretary Foover calls for a federal inquiry into the strike dividing the woman's clothing industry here with a view to shaping public opinion. He says the department of commerce should give the strike careful and immediate attention due to its impact on the industry in this great industrial center.
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Merchants Association
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Briday
Department of Commerce
Argent
Large sum provided for enforcement of prohibition laws
The house approved the treasury appropriation bill carrying about 109 million dollars with 9.25 million reserved for enforcement of prohibition in the next fiscal year. The measure, sent to the senate without a roll call, saw only one amendment adopted as several sections were eliminated on points of order. Representative Hill of Maryland tried to cut prohibition funding to 250 thousand but his effort failed.
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Pershing Visits San Antonio Military Camps In 1919
General John J. Pershing chief of staff spent a busy morning in San Antonio inspecting camps, reviewing troops on parade, speaking with soldiers about their service, and visiting Brooks Field and Camp Travis housing Chinese refugees aided by his efforts. He arrived by train, rode to the reviewing stands, and personally checked the infantry, artillery, and engineers. The visit included interactions with officers, visits to field kitchens, and a tour of facilities before a formal reception with General Hines.
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Southern Pacific
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Geenott
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Taashing
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Eneral Pershing
Dawes
Mer
Seebey
Hines
Brooks Wield
General Pershing
Threats Target Mary Garden at Chicago Grand Opera
Detectives, selected by Chief Fitzmorris, search for the sender of a threatening note to Mary Garden. The opera director received a box with a revolver and nine cartridges. the letter warned of her death with menacing phrases about her body floating in the Chicago River.
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Chicago
Volive Fitzmortis
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Miss Garden
Witzmorris
Chicago River
Guard Day Official Guards Prohibition Chief in Chicago
Police guard United States Prohibition Commissioner Roy O. Haynes at the Pennsylvania Station after threats of oath. Haynes will be sheltered by a police guard and a special squad of prohibition agents during his stay in Chicago, remaining through Monday to oversee a city clean-up.
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United States Prohibition
Roy O. Haynes
Pennsylvania
Aeaedtarton
Naynes
Sle
Wage cuts for ship officers and crew approved
Washington reports the emergency fleet corporation plans a wage scale cut for deck officers and seamen effective February 6. Vice President Joseph Howell announced the action Friday and said the exact amount is to be determined by the board after discussion with chairman and representatives of merchant marine organizations.
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Energency
Fleet Corporation
Querchaaid
Dan
Shipping Board
Willam Crap & Son
Powell
Hmergency Fleet Corporation
Bank to refund deposits at Rome bank amid diplomatic talks
London Times dispatches report that arrangements are being made to immediately refund all deposits held by diplomatic officials in Rome at the Gunen Hellana Di Scanto. The American ambassador in Romeling reportedly met with the bank’s incoming board commissioners to discuss the move.
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Rome
Weather roundup for San Antonio and nearby cities
The forecast calls for tonight and Sunday cloudiness with mild warmth. Temperatures range from the upper teens to mid thirties across cities like Chicago Kansas City New York and Washington with light to moderate southerly and northeasterly winds and clear to partly cloudy skies.
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Kanno City
New York
Washington
Poison gas outlawed at Washington Conference
The Washington conference approved a U S proposal to ban poison gas as a warfare weapon with Britain Japan Venice Italy and the United States signing off. aircraft matters were tabled for Monday as deliberations continued. British and American delegates may meet the Chinese delegation to discuss the Shantung dispute and the Kiao-Chou railway after mediation talks.
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Great Britain
Japan
Venice
Italy
United States
Arthur J. Balfour
Hughes
Kiao-Chowsina Fo
Balfour
May Lose "Saloons" Cheyenne Faces Prohibition Closures
In Sweetwater County Dec 28 and 29 raids by federal agents aided by Prohibition Commissioner Taynes and Attorney General Daugherty lead to potential one year closures. County attorney J C Thong and Gov Robert Cavey outlined actions against venues with evidence of illicit activity. About 60 men and women arrested in Steek Springs Green River and South Superior will be brought before Federal Judge Take Bennedly on January 16.
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Sweeanites County
Sioner Taynes
Daugherty
J.C. Thong
Sweetwater County
Cov
Rebert D. Cavey
Eare
Othe
Steek Springs
Green River
South Superiog
Jude
Kidnapping Charge Shocks Zion City Church Leaders
Chicago officials charged two Zion City church leaders with kidnapping and mistreatment to force a confession from Miss Gertrude DeMannelson, secretary to an officer, as she languished under possible third degree abuse. The affidavit cites years of alleged coercion by DeVour and his wife after he joined Zionist leadership. In a separate fatal incident, two men repairing a railroad coupling were killed by an oncoming freight train near Santa Fe.
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Chicago
Church of Zion
Zion City
Frencher
Resemas Nelson
Gertrude DeMannelson
Devon
Zion
DeVour
Miss DeManuetson
Mou Smathsan
Wilbur Gler Voliva
Dankeland Reriven
Santa Fe
Adtel
Enrollments and Name List Spread at Columbia This Winter
The report catalogs families and unusual names among Columbia students this season. Notable entries include O Helle Ben Herr Belle Hopp and 114 Smiths with varied surname counts like 71 Cohens and 35 Johnsons. Colors and many distinct names appear in the crowd.
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Ben Herr
Belle Hopp
Smiths
New York
Dan
Smith
Columbia University
Cohen
Johnson
Jones
Joneses
Columbia
Clarks
Murphys
Levys
Coe-lumbians
Anna Chareh Coffin
Burch Denies Attempt To Jump From Jail Window
Los Angeles January seventh week of Arthur J. Burch murder trial closes with testimony ongoing. Alienist Dr. Webber rebuts insanity claim, stating no mental detention and noting Burch shows little emotion. Burch denied attempting to jump over railing from second to first floor, deputy sheriff recounting the incident.
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Los Angeles
Arthur J. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Dhilge Sidney No Reeve
de. Jamis J. Webber
Toler
Moule Jr. Webber
Burch
Rureb
Webber
Governor Menaced by Letter Over Grace Hanging
A threatening letter signed BLOC warned San Antonio officials that Governor and others would face danger if George Melkinley Grace were executed for assaulting a white woman. Grace was hanged in San Antonio after a late Friday disclosure of the note dated January 6.
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Nogales Border Tax Change Ends $8 Head Tax
Mexican migration officials in Nogales Sonora instructed by Mexico City to stop collecting the $8 head tax on Americans entering Mexico. For four months travelers paid $1 to the Mexican consul in the United States then had a passport visa and $8 head tax in Nogales. Under the new ruling only the visa fee remains required.
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Sonora
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Liquor Evidence Suppressed in Volstead Case by Judge West
Judge Duval West ruled liquor seized without proper search authority cannot be used in Jol Aves case charged with unlawful possession under the Volstead act. The defense argued officers lacked a valid warrant or recognized consent, prompting suppression and dismissal of the charge.
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Miller
John Aves
Aves
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Wander Kueh
West Vien
Aged farmer flogged in Hardin county Texas
Beaumont Texas reports an elderly farmer, T. D. Ly Mathews, aged in the 60s, was severely beaten and tarred and feathered by men who accosted him on the road home. He was chained to a telephone pole in Downtown Beaumont, forced to wear the chains, and later released. Mathews says the assailants warned of more attacks on Hardin County residents and named prospective victims. He would not identify the attackers’ names. He was beaten with a heavy strap until his blood flowed and fainted during the assault. He faces indictment for liquor charges.
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Dail Eireann Narrowly Approves Treaty Ratification
The Dail Eireann voted 64 to 57 to ratify the treaty creating the Irish Free State. Debate continued through the day with expected speeches by Charles Burgess and Arthur Griffith. Harry Boland and Tos h McGrath spoke in the morning, with De Valera denying responsibility for a scathing document.
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Dail Eireann
Dail
Charles Burgess
Arthur Griffith
Harry Boland
Tosh McGrath
McGrath
Heland
United State
Ty Boland
Ramona de Valera
Richard Maclenhys
S Sion
de Viera
Defense
Joseph McGhinnes
Lambo
Treacy
le Peice
de Vilera
Ar de Valerie
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London
MacNeill
Ireland
America
Harry Roland
United States
Thanis
Michael Collins
Boland
Armerica
Oklahoma Sheriff Denies Ouster Allegations Amid Court Filing
Ardmore Oklahoma sheriff Buck Garrett filed a denial in district court rejecting ouster claims. The nine attorneys for the defense, led by WV Champion of Ardmore, argue the county’s size, deputy activity, and civil process served to roughly 1,000 residents. They claim 9,000 arrests and 100 percent service in criminal matters, asserting a strong department record and a high rate of stolen goods recovery.
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Church Donations Rise Amid Southern Baptist Ties
Amid a year of financial stringency in the South, organized Baptist women of the Southern Baptist Convention reported total cash contributions from various states in their convention territory. States recorded cash totals including figures cited, with amounts in the hundreds to thousands.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Lending to Kings Unprofitable in U S Attempt to Collect
Mrs Robert Mengesorwin-Uid-Searle, once in Paris, arrives to seek U S aid in reclaiming 700000 francs she lent Prince William of Wied before the Albanian throne crisis. She claims the debt, tied to wartime events, and travels with her sister Ruth Menges.
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Robert Mengesorwin-Uid-Searle
Brooklyn
Paris
American State Department
Washington
William of Wiede
Mrs. Meng
He Perfors
Ented
Dearl
Sheepshead
Talsey Corwin
Ruth Menges
Government seeks dismissal of Bergdoll suit in Cotihabia Bayrome court
United States District Attorney Payton Gast filed a request in the District of Cotihabia Bayrome for a life dismissal of Grover Bergdoll’s suit to recover from the property custodian for 50 000. Bergdoll’s counsel claims the defendant is an enemy and that Bergdoll’s stay was temporary while power of attorney was given to another.
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United States
Payton Gaston
District of Cotihabia Bayrome Court
Wriday
Grover
Bergdoll
Iminsay
Bergdell
Tervdell
Inay
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