Germany barred from making war material under peace treaty
London reports the Ambassadors Council warned Germany to stop producing warlike material such as boilers for ships. A note to Germany threatened disciplinary action if Krupps contracts with Argentina proceeded. Germany replied its production is not war material. Also notes on hearings for 18 compensation cases and a store sale at 334 South Potomac Street.
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London
Germany
Ambassators Council
Tle
Hila
City Light Fails Many Last Night
Power outages hit Wagerstown as Municinal Tight Plant workers struggled to restore supply after a boiler connection caused an hour and three quarters of darkness. Only part of the city regained service by morning while crews endured heavy demand and operators reassured anxious residents.
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Wagerstown
Third Of Gotham Quadruplets Dies
New York reports say Edward Kelly third of Brooklyn born quadruplets died today in Jewish Hospital. His sisters Sarah and Catherine had already died, and only Joseph survives. The mother was not told of any deaths.
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New York
Edward Kelly
Catherine
Kelly
Brooklyn
Jewish Hospital
Sarah
Joseph
Italian Held After pistol duel feud charges
Frank Techerucci was held on $500 bond after a preliminary hearing before Justice J Scott Bower on charges of carrying concealed weapons. A further hearing is set for Thursday when Deputy Kaylor returns. The case stems from a feud between Techerucci and Charles McElroy families at Security. Witness testimony noted language barriers with many Italian witnesses and an interpreter, Welly Lozzi.
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Frank Techerucci
J. Scott Bower
Tacherucci
Kaylor
Cumberland
John Noan
Wecherucci
Sharles McElroy
Holling Point
Are
McElroy
Becheruced
Welly Lozzi
Analysis of 1524 outward capital flow by the U S Department of Commerce
Washington reports that of 1.208 billion borrowed by the United States in 1524, 588 million went to Europe and 354 million to Latin America. Canada, New Foundland, and Japan with the Philippines received substantial sums, while the rest dispersed globally. The Dawes plan boosted confidence and low New York interest aided capital outflow. European loans funded reconstruction and stabilization measures in Germany and France.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Europe
Canada
New Foundland
Japan
Philippines
Theodore Goldsamth
Department
Candence Brown
New York
Reichabank
Election Held By Boumi Temple Election Held By Boumi Temple
Boumi Temple in Baltimore held an election on Saturday at the Lyrie. Henry Kraft was named Illustrious Potentate with Gemye Armor as Chief Rabban and William J. Bigelow as Recorder. Representatives to the Imperial Gouness named J Henry Kraft William G Speed George M Armor and Harry A Manley Cumberland. Raleigh Gossard injured in bicycle accident on South Wotomne Street after wheel skid on ice. struck by trolley car. Lord Clonde Hamilton, noted rail expert, dies in London aged 82 after long career in rail work.
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Boumil Tenple
Baltimore
Lyrie
Henry Kraft
Gemye M. Armor
William J. Bigelow
Harry FE
Rawlings
Tmperial Gouness
J. Henry Kraft
Willam G. Speed
George M Armor
Harry A. Manley
Cumberland
Raleigh Gossard
South Votamac Streel
DEAOQ
London
Lord Clonde Hamilton
City bankers warned of clever swindlers in daylight scheme
The William J Burns Agency through the Chamber of Commerce warns city bankers to watch for a duo claiming to be employees of National or American Security Company Dun and Bradstreet. They forge signatures on checks and send a messenger to obtain funds, followed by a second swindler if a snag occurs. The ruse has appeared in several cities.
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Hagerstown
Obankara Ara
William J. Burns
Nomination of Warren Put On The Shelf
Washington January 26 The nomination of Charles B Warren of Detroit for Attorney General was halted by the Senate Judiciary Committee to await the outcome of the fight over Attorney General Stone s confirmation to the Supreme Court The committee indefinitely postponed action after a sub committee headed by Senator Lornt Republican of Mahn reported it could not approve the appointment The Borah committee investigated Warren s record for a week and its report was filed without recommendation
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Washington
Charles B. Warrett
Deroit
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harlan J. Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
Warren
Lornt
Republicar Et Maho
Borah
Weather Forecast Highlights Northwest High Wave Outlook
The Weather Bureau reports a high pressure system will drive a northwest wave pattern today reaching the region tomorrow. Forecasts predict elevated wave activity and unsettled conditions with potential impacts along the coast and inland waters.
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Unis Noclian
Weather Bureau
Quiet Herrin Grows Quiet After Bloody Battle
Coroner opens inquest into the killings tied to Williamson county war in Herrin Illinois where Glen Young Deputy Ora Thomas and two others died. Coroner George Gall leads the probe with State's Attorney Arte Roswell, amid rumors of Klan involvement and a pending grand jury inquiry. Residents, guarded by National Guard, await findings as funeral plans form and tensions linger.
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Ill
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First Baptist Church
George Gall
Ora Thomas
Forbes
Omer Warren
Williamson County
Mindis National Guard
Arte Roswell
de Termine
Catal
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Tiomis
Ushind
Fred
Akent
Thom Ig
Young
Werren
Thana
Yang
Thomas
Man
Porbes
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Klateman
Marlon
Naid
Ito
BR. XN. Bowen
Thoma
Tall
Britain backs world court after Coolidge statement
London reports the British veteran ONfee welcomed President Coolidge's call for a universal world court. Britain said it supported the idea and noted plans for a 40 member court as part of Coolidge's proposal. The president urged an international court as work toward reform and reorganization progresses toward Saturday.
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London
Onfee
Coolidge
Great Britain
Vrealdont Coolidge
Rene
Bricks Threaten Pedestrians During Demolition
A West Washington street section near the old Kuuster property was roped off after bricks fell from a chimney during demolition. Workmen began tearing down the building this morning, drawing crowds as debris loomed over the pavement and nearby Cayler property.
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West Washington Streat
Kuuster
Wileh
Caysler
Cold snap grips Winnipeg with 30 below chill
Winnipeg reports severe cold as the day begins with temperatures plunging to 30 below zero. A biting wind adds to the frigid conditions impacting daily activities and travel in the city.
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Winnipeg
Radio Amateurs Celebrate Long Distance Broadcast
Radio amateurs praised a 7000 mile reception with a two valve set as applause from a Bulawago audience echoed by a Johannesburg program. Pittsburgh was heard clearly, and audible applause marked the end of the broadcast. The event highlighted long distance amateur radio reach between continents.
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Johannesburg
Cold Wave Hits Twin Cities and Northwest States
A severe cold wave swept from the northwest into North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and South Dakota with high winds and heavy drifting. Transportation slowed as drifts piled on roads and railroad cuts. In southern Minnesota and South Dakota temperatures plunged to six below zero at 6 AM.
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Dan
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
South Dakota
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Oldest Hagerstown Landmark Gives Way to Progress
A historic house built between 1774 and 1776, later owned by Jol Kansler and the Kavster family, with a two story addition and steeped in local lore, is sold to a modern developer. The parcel near West Washington avenue drew tourist attention as one of Hagerstown’s first structures. Also noted are two divorce petitions: Truc He Loris and Benner J Lie Portier versus Lydia Ll Thener.
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Tagerstown
Lin Kansler
West
Washington Atte
Jol . Kinsler
John 3. Kansler
Clarenes Stirkell
Kavster
Hagerstown
Repnar
Benner
J. Lie Portier
Lydia Ll Thener
Force payment and bring on another war
Washington, Jan. 26. William Jennings Bryan argues war debts poison world peace and US leadership is needed to exchange worthless debts for priceless peace. He critiques effort to collect obligations and warns such pressure could trigger a new, worse conflict. The Commoner cites his discussion with President Coolidge.
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United States
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Coolidge
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Brean
Hom
Smi
Europe
Girl Hurt in Wild Leap at Brooks Hall
New York report says 22 year old Miss Delea Voaboteh of Norwalk Connecticut, a student at Tertard College, fell from an eighth floor window of Brooks Hall during a prank by classmates. Her condition is serious and motive is not known.
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New York
Inn
Delea Voaboteh
OL Mitnamavonue
Norwalk
Conn
Tertard Collway
Hertoum
Brooks Hall
Quarrel over dog murder linked to Maryville infirmary dispute
A dispute among Lenawee County Infirmary aides over a welfare matter led to the fatal beating of Frederick Nichols, 74. Three men Shaw, Greenfield, and Smith are charged with murder. Greenfield confessed using the ax.
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Amman
Mich
Dan
Lenawee County
Pelder
Frederick Nichols
Bayi
Aedara holdeUartinad Shaw
Alvin Greenfield
Nichola
Shin
AL Smith
Feg
Shaw
Greenfield
Bergdoll Mother's Plea for Return of Draft Dodger Son
Mrs Bergdoll urges Grover Bergdoll to come home from Germany and face the music after fleeing with chauffeur Streher during World War I. She released a letter from Grover postmarked in Germany expressing a wish to return, while officials deny earlier reports of his imminent arrival in the United States.
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Grover Cleveland
Bergdall
Germany
Streher
Philadel
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Diefy
Hersiell
Nother
Lawevar
Tt Telter
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Wnte
Weinkarten
Croft
Jorgdoll
Detactive
Alek
Bergdoll
Gover
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