Dawes Leads U S Reparations Team Amid Guarded Paris Return
Dawes and experts arrive in Paris to study German reparations, with bodyguards assigned to protect committee members and the hotel and offices housing meetings. The debate centers on February payments, Germany’s finances, and U S influence in pushing a settlement amid press reactions from Deutsche Zeitung and other papers.
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RLIN
Ament
St Committee of Internationalation
al Charles G. Dawes
Paris
Deutsche Zeitung
Jeral Dawes
Iitee
Germany
Eiti
al Dawes
de Zeitung
Comle
Divided opinions in Leland divorce case in Chicago
In Chicago on January 30 1900 the Leland divorce trial focused on Mrs Charlotte Leland's mental competency and truthfulness regarding her romance with Rev. D Case pastor of First Baptist Oak Park. Witnesses described her as suffering a diseased imagination and living in a dream world as the courtroom prepared for final arguments.
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ICAGO
Harold d
Rev. D. Case
Albert Leland
Leland
Foell
Charlotte
Gari D. Case
First Baptist Church of Oak
Minis
Ty Dickens Held Up on Way Home From Work
Ty Dickens was robbed by a gunman who held him up on his route home from work at General Phonograph Co. The assailant demanded his watch and $3, fleeing with the items after the incident.
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Ty Dickens
Dickens
General Phonograph Coight
Bank Robbery Strikes Tennessee Bank at Jasper
Two white bandits robbed The Farmer's Bank of Jasper Tenn of 10000 dollars as the cashier opened the doors in Jasper about dawn. They fled in an automobile pursued by bank officials who obtained a clear description of the attackers.
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Chattanoga, Tenn
Farmer's Bank of
Jasper
Tenn
Woman seeks 325,000 for broken hip after streetcar
Susan E. Wilson sues F. H. Wilson, manager of the Green Line, for 325,000 damages claiming July 26 streetcar stop at Lake Avenue B and O crossing led to her fall. She says the conductor rushed to switch tracks and she was thrown from the car, breaking her hip and was crippled for life.
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Susan E. Wilson
F. H. Wilson
Green Line
Conpactor
Lake Avenue
Mrs H Be Aldrich Dies After Long Illness At 54
Mrs H Be Aldrich of 114 Wurst court died last night at 7 05 after a long illness aged 54. She leaves her mother Mrs Clifford of 144 Wurst court and her husband who was in Chicago. Her son Lee Aldrich died serving in the air service in London. Mrs Aldrich came from Detroit six years ago and was a member of the Eastern Stars and Civic Club. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Mother of Elyrian Lydia Rice Buried in Sullivan
Mrs. Rice died in Chinook Montana at her daughter s home and was buried at Sullivan yesterday. She resided at times with her son in Elyria and left 2 grandchildren and four great grandchildren in the city. Her son F Rice of East Bridge Street provided the burial fee of five dollars.
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Elyrian
Lydia Ann Rice
F. Rice
East Bridge Street
Sullivan
Cleveland Whiskey Runner Nabbed in Western Heights Case
Detectives Kilady Deth Kern and North arrested Dan Margronn and wife Elizabeth of 1066 Holmd en avenue after a liquor shipment reached Cleveland in a Studebaker with ten gallons. Margronn pled guilty to transporting liquor and was fined 1000 dollars plus costs. wife jailed for lack of bail. Mrs C Duca of Globe Avenue Lorain was fined 500 dollars and costs for illegal liquor and sent to jail where her husband is serving a sentence.
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Frank Kilady
Deth
Kern
North
Cleveland
Western Heights
Dern
Dan Margronn
Elizabeth
Holmden Avenue
Margronn
C. Duca
Globe Avenue
Lorain
Woman Jurist Separated From Jury by Forgetting Nightie
Marietta January 30 a Washington County common pleas court saw a deadlocked jury in an important bribery trial. A female juror could not stay at a hotel due to a missing wool nightgown, prompting Judge D H Thomas to let the jurors disperse to their homes for the night. The defendant L I Dutton had been on trial five days with six for conviction and six for acquittal. Deliberations resumed next morning, a historic first for the county to permit separation before verdict.
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Marietta
Common Pleas Court
Washington County
D. H. Thomas
L. I. Dutton
British Premier MacDonald seeks renewed entente with France
London reports Premier Ramsay MacDonald, leading Britain's new Labour government, has overtures for renewing the entente cordial with France. He presses domestic issues, including strikes, housing, unemployment, reparations, debts, and recognition of Russia, while pursuing a potential Anglo French security pact and a European conference.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
France
Laborita
Europe
Thoes
Russia
MacDonald
Poincare
Dt Ig
England
United States
Ulster
Irsh Free State
Muscle Shoals On Auction Bidder Field Grows
Muscle Shoals went on the auction block as Congress reviews disposal options. Hendry Ford leads bids for a 190 year lease with $100 million paid, while Southern Power Companies seek distribution rights and a price regulated deal. Hooker Electric proposes continued government ownership with private operation sharing profits after amortizing costs.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
House
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Elon F. Hooker
Niagara Falls
Hooker Electric Chemical Company
Ford
Southern Power Companies
State Utilities Commission
Federal Power Commission
Hooker
Death by own action complex inherited from mother blamed
Boston, Jan. 36. Margaret Harding, daughter of W P G Harding former head of the Federal Reserve, killed herself in a pattern friends call a shared tragedy with her mother. The note to her father spoke of seeking forgiveness and an inability to endure life, while contemporaries recall the mother’s earlier suicide in Birmingham.
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Margaret Harding
Boston
W. P. G. Harding
Boston Federal Reserve Bank
Harding
Birmingham
Ala
South
Jersaif
Guy R. Johnson
Federal Reserve System of
United States
War fraud charge cases dismissed in Washington
Justice Hoehling ruled the indictments fail to state facts supporting conspiracy to defraud in army cantonment contracts. Demurrers sustained against John L Philips and Benedict Crowell related cases. a new indictment must be drawn or case lapse. Indicted firms and individuals tied to cost plus contracts totaling about 30 million dollars faced the action.
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Washington
Justice Hoehling
District Supreme Court
John L Philips
Georgia
Heahling
Benedict Crowell
Wilson
Crowell
William A. Starrett
New York
Morton C. Tuttle
Boston
Clemens W. Lundoff
Cleveland
Clair Foster
John MacGibbons
Baltimore
Chicago
Jas. A. Mears
Hoehing
War Baker
Fox drive nets single wild fox in Lorain hunt
About forty fox hunters and five dogs joined a drive near Lorain yesterday. Two sections formed and, after a scent, young Geza Fazekas spotted Reynard the fox as it charged toward him. The red fox is described as a fine Ted specimen and will be mounted as a trophy.
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Lorain
William Cutter
Reynard
Ted Fox
Smuggling of aliens worries U S officials
Secretary Davis declared to wartime Congress that alien smuggling has grown into an organized industry, second only to bootlegging. He warned conditions demand immediate congressional attention.
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Washington
United States
Laper Davis
Congress
Columbus Woman, Blind 50 Years, Dies at 105
In Columbus a 105 year old woman, Mrs. Sarah Ann Petigo, died at her home last night. She had been blind for 50 years and bedfast for a year before her death. The obituary notes her long life and lasting conditions.
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Columbus
Sarah Ann Petigo
Wiedow
U S Official Sickbed Hopeful Memel Accord
Geneva reports Norman Davis head of a proposed international commission for Memel Lithuania and Poland is ill with the grippe though not seriously. Athens circles say Irvin Locklyn to be American minister to Greece. London dispatch says Venizelos collapsed during Greek chamber debates over the dynasty.
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Geneva
Norman Davis
U.S
International Commission
Lithuania
Poland
Is ii
Irvin Locklyn
Greece
London
Chamber of Deputies
Venizelos
Athens
Senate Oil Scandal Debates Over Teapot Dome Leases
In Washington, the Senate debated the legality of the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills oil leases amid moves to withhold $100,000 for special counsel from President Coolidge unless Senate confirmation occurs. Norris denounced the Harding order as unlawful, while committees pursued health examinations, testimony delays, and a separate House inquiry into naval benefits and Doheny-Sinclair contracts.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Teapot Dome
Elk Hills
Sinclair and
Doheny
Harding
Navy
Interior Department
Senate Appropriations Committee
Coolidge
Silas H. Straw
Thomas W. Gregory
Smoot
Utah
Lemoot
Wisconsin
Curtis
Kansas
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate Public Lands Committee
Albert B. Fall
Walsh
E. L. Doheny
Elk Hills Reserve
Fall
Naval Affairs Committee
House
Denby
Admiral Segregory
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Gerans
Mison
Dhe Allegments Zeitung
Dawes
Iune
Pert R. Leland
Witnes
Julia Marcum
Williamsburg
Huntsville
Tennesse Bank
Mag
Aldrich
Lotain
Gwen
Labor
Bonat
U. 8
Norrig
Dohney
Cong
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