Japan agrees to indemnity over Vladivostok shooting incident
Japan will indemnify in the Langdon case after a Japanese sentry killed Lieut Warren Langdon of the Albany at Vladivostok. The U S government seeks assured measures to prevent further incidents and will consider indemnity to Langdon s family. Admiral Gleaves plans a naval board to investigate, with a four day timetable to Vladivostok.
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Manila
Japan
Warren H. Langdon
U. S
Albany
Vladivostok
Foreign Office
Tokio
Detment
Tokio Foreign Office
Actin
Retary Davis
Miral Gleaves
Ieh
Essace
Hess
Atate Riment
Lannnese
Lieut
Langdon
Daniels
Lily
Davis
Rncan
Gleaves
Americans Vladivostok
Baron Shidehara
P. I
Admir Albert Gleaves
Asiatic Fleet
Naval Board of Intry
Vladivos
Warren J Son
Votok
Russia adopts hard line on strikes
A Central News dispatch from Helsingfors reports Soviet authorities have issued a warning to strikers. Those refusing to return to work face imprisonment of one to five years, and their families may lose food cards.
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London
Russia
Helsingfors
Mary Garden Named General Director of Chicago Opera
Miss Mary Garden chosen to lead the Chicago Opera Association amid artistic disputes that pushed out Gino Marinuzzi. Garden vows a star regime none, prefers understudies and flexible casting, with a multilingual plan and future American English opera. She will keep singing and work at her current salary.
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Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Concern
Chicago
Miss Mary Garden
Chicago Opera Association
Gino Marinuzzi
Herbert Johnson
Epocentes
Miss Garden
Selec
Arsas
Fleet Maneuvers on Great Scale In Panama
Preparations to combine the Atlantic and Pacific United States fleets unfold in Panama City for maneuvers late this month. The force includes 14 battleships, 36 destroyers, 2 cruisers, 16 tankers and colliers, support vessels, 8 tenders, 10 tugs, 12 seaplanes and mine sweepers. The battleship Kansas arrives from Samoa and the Atlantic fleet sails through the canal January 20, joining the Pacific fleet due January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
United States
Kansas
Samoa
Panama Canal
Mexican papers too excitable over U S response
Mexico City reports claiming the United States was excited by the Mexican supreme court ruling on a Chihuahua nickel mining dispute were denied by the foreign office. The statement said authorities are reviewing the matter and no diplomacy is at risk.
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Mexico City
United States
Nore
Mexican Supreme Court
Na Mining
Chihuahua
Foreign Office
Mackay Editor Draws Battle Ahead Of El Paso Convention
El Paso January 14 AP The American Livestock Association session opens with debate on market stimulation and interstate stockyard regulation. The convention considers federal livestock protection tariffs and possible shift of future meeting sites while officers are elected and Kendrick seeks re election amid rival support from Marion Lawson Los Angeles and others.
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el Paso
Toy
Themerican Livestock Association
John B. Kendrick
United States
Wyoming
Association
Kendrick
Marion Lawson
Ft. Worth
Texas
Los Angeles
Kan City
Colorado Springs
Ual
Trio of navy balloonists return home from Canadian wilderness
Lieutenants Kloor Farrell and Hinton reach New York exactly one month after landing near Moose Factory Ontario following a daylong flight from Rockaway naval air station. A large crowd greets them at Pennsylvania Station before a luncheon and parade planned by Rockaway officials. Farrell downplays heroism as photographers capture the moment.
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New York
Kloor
Farrell
Hinton
Pennsylvania Station
Moose Factory
Ont
Rockaway Naval Air Station
Rockaway
Mattice
Lieut. Farrell
Navy
Pennsylvania
Hammels
Rockaway Naval Station
Packers and price reform urged at livestock meeting
M W Borders of Chicago told the American National Livestock Association here that a proposed Gronna bill shifts private business to government control and fights for a uniform accounting system by packers. He urged publicity on meat costs and profits to aid the public, with support from farm groups and credit for stock and feeder cattle. Other resolutions favored wage reductions in retail and hotel sectors, lower rail rates, and coordinated tax reforms.
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Congress
Commission
American Live Stock Association
Association
Federal Reserve Banks
American Farm Bureau Federation
Love Mes
Borders
Mr. Borders
Fred H. Bixby
Long Beach
California
Ayton Moses
Fort
el Paso
M. W. Borders of
Chicago
Nelson, Morris and Company
Packers
American National Livestock Association
Drunk Morton's Trial Sparks Family Tragedy
In a disturbing early morning incident Irving Morton reportedly fired twelve shots at his wife, Maskegon, injuring her with twelve wounds and causing fatal damage before dying himself. Doctors said Mrs Morton has a chance of recovery while Morton appeared intoxicated.
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Maskegon
Irving Morton
Soviet Russia Seen Blocking Gold Backed Trade Plan
AP report states Soviet officials resist resuming trade with the United States and Europe via gold backed payments. Alexander accuses claims of stolen funds, while banks in Copenhagen and Stockholm reportedly hold Russian reserves for possible credits to revive German and European trade.
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Washington
Gan
United States
Alexander
Russia
Peviets
Copenha
Kholm
Germany
Euch
El Paso & South railroad seeks capitalization change
The El Paso & South railroad company from Dawson New Mexico to El Paso Texas seeks permission to issue stock to raise fixed capital from 000 to an undetermined amount. The move aims to authorize seven thousand five hundred shares with a par value of 100 and adjust equity to support operations and better agency needs.
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Washington
Fan
el Paso & South Railroad Company
Dawson
Cifeiz
el Paso
Texas
Desiroy
Chaave
Sid Ateck
Commission
Gew
Man Slashes Throat on Train to Columbus
A man from Los Angeles reportedly slashed his throat four times with a razor aboard a train bound for Columbus. He was taken to a local hospital in critical condition as authorities investigate the motive and circumstances surrounding the attempt.
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Alb Wi M
Dan
Los Angeles
Columbus
Egg tariff of ten cents a dozen discussed by poultry groups
An Associated Press telegram reports a tariff proposal to set a ten cent per dozen egg charge. Poultry representatives and enterprising officials discuss a potential tariff to stabilize egg prices.
Gooding and Willis Sworn In
Former Governor Willis of Ohio takes a Senate seat as replacement for Harding. Idaho’s former Governor Gooding will be sworn in to fill Nugent’s term after Nugent’s resignation. Both join for full four year terms, boosting Republican Senate majority from two to four.
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Washington
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Senate
Harding
Gooding
Idaho
Nugent
Federal Trade Commission
Willis
Pan American Labor Federation hears report at congress
Mexico City January 14 AP The committee report to be submitted at the Pan American Federation of Labor congress covers topics including U S occupation of San Domingo U S Colombia controversy expansion of federation activities in South America and endorsement of a 2 sen moot meeting. Delegates clear the slate as the group plans to sail Vera Cruz Sunday then depart for New Orleans. Leonard and Mitchell weighed in at 134 pounds under the state boxing limit each.
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Mexico City
Pan- American Federation of Labor
San Domingo
United States
Colombia
South America
Tates
Capaet
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
Leonard
Mitchell
Fire at Modena destroys thirteen buildings in blaze
Firefighters from Clearfield Houtsdale Osceola and Phillipsburg rushed to Modena where a blaze began near a coal area. Two men were seen fleeing as the fire consumed thirteen structures with an estimated loss of 104000 while it raged.
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Clearfield
Madera
Houtsdale
Osceola
Phillipsburg
Matora
Company declares scrip dividend amid market weakness
New York Jan 14 AP pressure against speculative shares gains traction at market open. Sears Roebuck directors announce a scrip dividend instead of cash. Crucible Steel ex dividend. steel stocks show declines while other issues are dull and irregular. London and Paris exchange rates firm.
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New York
Sears-Reece
Pilots Back Up Colonel Jordan Amid San Francisco Protest
Kenneth R. Unger and Edison E. Mouton, air mail pilots, telegraphed Postmaster General Burleson praising Colonel John A. Jordan for organizing the western air mail route. The move comes after protests in San Francisco accusing Jordan of incompetence in handling Pilot Stanley Boggs, who recently landed a plane in a city street.
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Salt Lake
Kenneth R. Unger
Edison E. Mouton
Burleson
John A. Jordan
Jordan
San Francisco
Stanley Boggs
Allies choke off Hun propaganda in Rhineland inquiry
Report states Allied Rhineland commission in Sepprames ibed as weekly one est Von vention, former Tages Zeitung editor, may have held three months. Den sale and brochures titled Horror on the Rhino and P Kuro published by Maciel poaidat are noted in occupied areas.
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Ieee
Rhineland
Ibe
One
Tages Zeitung
As Maciel Poaidat
Chicago Liquor Seizures Reveal $3 Million Stolen
Chicago January 14 AP report shows dry enforcement seizures indicate more than three million dollars worth of whiskey lost in the past year. Prohibition Commissioner Frank D Richardson disclosed that prior to his term eight hundred barrels were removed from the government warehouse.
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Chicago
Frank D. Richardson
Prohibition
Richardson
Fein charges many crimes to the crown
London reports William McGrath king's counsel in Dublin was wounded when a man forced entry to his home. Crown forces raided Dublin Wanton offices, seizing books and documents as part of the crackdown. Sinn Fein says American nurses form a relief unit for Ireland. De Valera seeks funds and suggests an American branch of the Irish White Cross to supervise aid.
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London
William McGrath
King's Counsel
Dublin
McGrath
The
Crown Forces
Finn Feix
Merrion Square
Sinn Fein
United States
Oregon Veterans Seek Monthly Relief or Home Loans
Portland veterans demand state aid with the Oregon legislature urged to grant ex servicemen $25 for each month of World War service or a $3 000 farm or home loan option. The measure was adopted at a mass meeting with about 1 500 World War veterans in attendance.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Post
Oregon
California urged to delay Simon Ruiz execution
Mexico City officials said the state of California has been asked to postpone the scheduled January 22 execution of Simon Ruiz. The request was relayed to the foreign office last night.
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Mexico City
State of
California
Simon Ruiz
Apegeee
Foreign Office
Substitute Plan Would Reallocate House Seats
A plan proposed to reapportion representation after the census would reduce seats for eleven states and increase eight. California would gain three, Michigan and Ohio two each, and several states one each, while other states would lose seats. The measure aims to avoid enlarging the House building and offices while moving seats among states.
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Sacabesakion
California
Michigan
Ohio
Connecticut
New Jersey
North Carolina
Texas
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Islans
Maine
Missippi
Neo
Rhode
Vermont
McArthur
McCumber
Dakota
Congress
Retary
Houston
San Francisco
Seattle
Bolsheviks Prompt Mass US Withdrawals in Asia Minor
A Bolshevik advance in Samsoon Asia Minor has led to the removal of numerous Americans. Advices to the state department say the move followed Turkey’s failure to provide a censor for English communications. Turkish nationalists deny alignment with Bolshevik influence while anti American prods exist.
Conspiracy Probe Mirrors Avengers Society Findings
London authorities report uncovering a new conspiracy akin to the Avengers Society. In October a court convicted 25 members of the group of conspiracy, with numerous assassinations and attempted murders credited to the organization.
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London
Avengers Society
Averedl Andi Betilas Society
Proposed Paying Districts Debated at City Council
At a special city council meeting at the West Ride Fire Station residents debated the proposed paving districts. Petitions protesting paving were read and supporters urged the decree while opponents argued for and against. The council voted to eliminate all districts with current grade assessments and related paving plans.
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West Ride
Istriet
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Elliott
Wing
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MacKay
Les Dil'»rham
Idaho Cattle and ‘Horse Growers Association
Resolutions Committee
Trio
Wilds OF
Canada
Southwestern
Tos Calle Es Coe
Modena
SCRIP
Jordon
FEIN
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Limerick
Crown
Mexico
Jan Ney
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