Senate Unanimously Backs Peaceful Settlement with Mexico
President Coolidge faced a Senate vote of 79 to 0 in favor of arbitrating the land law dispute with Mexico. The cross party agreement signals strong sentiment against war and may influence future policy as Coolidge weighs next steps and a possible formal message to Congress or the public.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Mexico
Robinson
Congress
Nicaragua
White House
Mexico Offers Arbitration Proposal Amid Oil Land Dispute
Unconfirmed reports from Gipy Mexico on January 26 say Mexico may propose arbitration to the United States over oil and land law disputes. The U.S. Senate supported arbitration, and Mexico is seen seeking a settlement path. Production cuts threaten investments and a large share of Mexico’s revenue from petroleum taxes.
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Mexico
United States
United States Senate
Senate
Mexio
WIFE OF BROWNING ON STAND IN SEPARATION TRIAL
In White Plains New York on January 26 Peaches Browning the sixteen year old wife of Edward W Daddy ning a millionaire resumed testimony for cross examination at the Browning separation trial. She appeared in a blue silk dress and blue hat with blonde hair. She wore a small half watch on a gold chain and was visibly nervous as testimony continued.
Jury Acquits Norris on Murder Charge in Texas
Austin reports Rev. J Frank Norris of First Baptist Church is acquitted of murder in the Dexter E Chipps case. Norris calls it a victory for prayer and thanks his 8,000 member congregation. He offers no further remarks as the verdict is announced.
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Fort Worth Baptist Church
J. Frank Norris
Austin
Tex
Dexter E. Chipps
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Norcis
Elderly Elyria Resident Dachtler Dies at 87
Frederick Dachtler 87 longtime Elyria resident died at his home 111 West Bridge Street from pneumonia. Born September 6 1840 in Ernsbach Württemberg Germany he came to Elyria in 1857. He operated a wagon and smith shop at 338 Broad Street until 1900s retirement and was an early volunteer fireman, long time foreman of No 2 relief hose. Survived by children John F. Dachtler Pittsburgh PA F P Dachtler G K Dachtler C V Pachtler Mrs J J McGuire and Mrs Lester Osborn all of Elyria. Widow Margaret Dachtler and a son William J preceded him. Funeral at 1:30 at home then 2:00 at St Pauls Evangelical Church with Rev Paul Bourquin.
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Frederick Dachtler
West Bridge Street
Mr. Dachtler
Ernsbach
Wurtenberg
Germany
Elyria
Broad Street
No. 2
Fireman's Association
John F. Dachtier
Pittsburgh
F. P. Dachtler
G &K. Dachtter
C. V. Pachtler
J. J. McGuire
Lester Osborn
Margaret Dachtler
William J
West Bridge &St
St. Paul's Erangelical Church
Paul Bourquin
Youth problem focus at Community Chest workers gathering
A Columbus Community Chest dinner at First Congregational church highlighted the recent drive. John W. Dunting spoke on the modern youth problem, with two thirds of workers in attendance. Entertainment included a mercurial kettle by Jack Sickkinen to fund next year’s thermometer, solos by Fred L. Brown, and a high school orchestra. The program closed with short campaign talks by Lawrence Vcher and MooBL Rae as George Stevens presided. Continued on page 2.
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Community Chest
First Congregational Church
John W. Donting
Columbus Y. M.A
Jack Sickkinen
Jack Huge
Fred L. Brown
Kirby
George Stevens
Community Service Council
Lorain Legion Opposes Lorain County Memorial Bride Concept
The American Legion in Lorain passed a resolution opposing a proposed Lorain County Memorial Bride honoring World War II soldiers. Members argued the plan ignored proper procedures and consultation with the appropriate authorities, and suggested reconsideration before final approval.
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American Legion
Lorain
Lorain County
Es Lotterain County
Pele Diers
Jaral Dhort
Aimee Graaley to Speak at Open Forum
Judge Beadhey of Cleveland Municipal Court will headline an Open Forum Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church, with W W O McClellan, secretary of the Open Forum committee, presiding. Judge Gill, former head of the Cleveland Bureau of Domestic Relations, is expected to discuss "The Frame and this Family and the Crime Situation."
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Beadhey Ini
Cleveland
Tiv Ogee
Shrer
W.W. O. McClellan
Open Marai Committee
Judgy Nll
Cleveland Bureau of Domestic Relations
Open Forum Committee
Rother Sacrifices Life to Save Children at Home
Fragmentary report describes an individual named Rother sacrificing life to rescue children during a blaze at a residence in Hilly Stone Hill area near Cuirenes. Neighborly accounts mention Mrs Hu returning home with her three children, but wording is garbled. The record preserves a tragic fire scene with multiple residents affected and local figures cited.
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Wartlen
Jannother
Ford
Cuirenes
Stone Hill
Ty Sainoke
Mrs. Hu
Peat
Willis
Ted Xald
Clash Between U S Marines and Liberal Troops in Nicaragua
Jan 26 1927 report from Puerto Cabezas describes rising danger of a clash between United States Marines and Liberal forces in Nicaragua. Dr Juan Sacasa criticizes Marine neutral zone patrols while noting Diaz regime’s reliance on American backing. The article cites tensions as both sides accuse the other of provocation amid ongoing civil conflict.
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U.S
Nicaragua
Sacasa
Nauural
International News Service
Puerto Cabezas
United States
Juan Abachisa
N International
I Diaz
Managua
Train strikes coupe kill four youths near Milbank
Four youths from Milbank families died when their small coupe was struck by a Chicago and Milwaukee passenger train near the city. Victims were Bratt 18, Priesen 22, Boerner 21, and Boss 18. The accident occurred today as the car failed to clear the crossing.
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Milbank
S&s
Cincinnati Flood Forces Railroad Closures and Shelter Needs
In Cincinnati and surrounding areas on January 2, about 300 families faced homelessness as the Ohio River rose past flood stage. Central Union Station was abandoned, six rail lines moved to temporary stations, and Red Cross reports nearly 70 local families seeking food and shelter. Newport Kentucky saw about 200 displaced as floodwaters spread, with streetcar service halted in Cincinnati Covington and Newport. Police used rowboats to ferry provisions and coal to affected residents amid gas-disruption fears from flooded districts.
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Cincinnnaps
Red Cross
Cincinnati
Newport
Cincina
Covington
Sohbard Day
Ars
Governor delays action on Ohio state posts awaiting senate vote
Governor Vic Domaley announces he will not send more appointments to the Ohio senate for confirmation. Leonard, a Wellington Republican, urged courtesy and argued Senate action would spare a further delay. Leaders indicated they might reply later as word spread that the GOP majority planned to indefinitely postpone confirming or rejecting the governor's six year appointments to the state industrial utilities and tax commission.
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Colembus
Vic Domaley
Ohio
Wellington
Leonard
Senate
Bente Feaders Tadax
Woanens
Settlement Prospects in China After British Proposals
British government through Charge S. T. O Malley announced definite proposals to Cantonese leaders signaling a possible early settlement of Chinese difficulties. The statement noted discussions continue at Hankow and tests of Cantonese willingness to accept a reasonable settlement are under way.
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Great Britain
London
S. T. O'Malley
Hanken
Cabinet discusses China situation in London session
London officials report the British cabinet held a lengthy meeting on the Chinese situation. Sir Arthur Chamberlain presented developments and there was dialogue about the United States pursuing an independent course. Naval and military preparations for joint action, totaling about 20 000, were outlined.
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London
Arthur Chamberlain
Ue Calinet
China
Dinette Alon
United States
Tin Admiralty
Shanghai
Law Central News Dispatch
Yungtee
Tolay
Japan
Changhai
Gene Chang Hsue-Liang
Chang Toi-Lin
United States Maintains Neutral Stance in Chinese War
Washington reports the United States will continue its neutral stance in the Chinese conflict, while the government closely watches the Shanghai stand and possible Cantonese advance. Britain and Japan have begun strengthening Shanghai defenses. the U.S. remains undecided on joining a common defense with other powers.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Thanepehow
Shanghai
Triass
Ching Tee-Lin
Chang-Kai-Shek
Karmghai
Mahehon
Sho Anid
Chang Tse Lin
United States Should Lead China Situation Says Expert
Dr. Tehyi Haell t of Boston, head of the Chinese foreign trade board, arrived in Cleveland and urged U S intervention to manage the China situation. He said Americans in China need fear for their lives and that China will remember America’s long friendship with fo regn nations, with Uncle Sam watching proceedings.
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Cleveland
United States
China
Tehyi Haellt
Boston
Chinese Foreign Trade Board
Hsieh
America
Sam
Public Statement Limited Cooperation Cited
The report notes no concrete plans to cooperate with other powers and references a White House remark that the United States will do the best it can. The article continues on Page 4.
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White House
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