Fairbanks Calls Hays A Fixer Not Uplifter Of Movies
Hollywood star Douglas Fairbanks says William Hays is not the moral uplifter of the motion picture industry but its hired intermediary or fixer. He criticizes the so called parasite faction and urges stars to form a separate pact independent of major studios. Mary Pickford Charlie Chaplin Pola Negri and Harold Lloyd are named among those backing a direct exhibitor aligned group.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Los Angeles Times
Fairbanks
the Times
Widh
Thea Screen
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Pola Negri
Chaplin
Hayes
Mr. Fairbanks
Hays
Hays declines comment on Fairbanks criticism
New York January 26 AP Will H Hays president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America refused to comment on published claims by Douglas Fairbanks that Hays was not the uplifter of the movies but merely an official fixer of the films.
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Mays
New York
Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Douglas Fairbanks
Mr. Hays
Police raid Red Rendezvous leaders in Paris
Paris police raided the headquarters of three Communist organizations and the homes of two leaders. They sought evidence linked to the killing of Marius Plateau by Germaine Berther the previous week, seizing documents including material from Moscow.
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Paris
Marius Plateau
Germaine Berther
Moscow
Senate pushes pension plan for destitute seniors
Sacramento January 26 A bill by Senator Daniel C Murphy to provide pensions up to 30 dollars a month for destitute residents over 70 aims to replace alms houses. Eligibility requires fifteen years residency in the state. A similar bill was introduced in the assembly.
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Sacramento
Cal
Eagiles
Daniel C. Murphy
San Francisco
Assembly
Yanks Popular on the Rhine
Berlin reports a government appeal signed by President Ebert and Chancellor Cuno urging Germans to renounce luxuries and make sacrifices for the country and future liberties. A deficit of 1.3 to 1.6 trillion marks confronts the government as American troops depart the Rhineland, with concerns over French influence and postwar stability.
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Berlin
Ebert
Cuno
Germany
Rhineland
Baron von Rosenberg
Europe
Same Old Nugget Works Overtime
A Nugget player named Throper keeps the team afloat with overtime scoring. The article highlights late-game heroics and the continued reliance on a veteran to seal the win.
Baruch backs early Muscle Shoals disposal plan with Ford offer
Baruch urges accepting Henry Ford's bid for the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant if no better deal materializes and if production reaches 40 000 tons of nitrogen for fertilizer annually. The report favors Ford development as a private option and flags government or mixed approaches as alternatives.
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Washington
Henry Ford
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bernard M Baruch
Th War Industries Board
Baruch
Gray Silver
Farm Bureau Federation
Capitol
House Agriculture Committee
Muscle Shoals
Leland L. Summers
Ford Development
Bandits Take Load Alcohol in Rail Holdup Near Peoria
Nine armed men halted a Chicago Burlington and Quincy freight train at Limestone six miles from Peoria, fleeing with ten barrels of liquor worth about 10000 dollars from the Pekin American Distilling company. Conductor F B McLaughlin of Galesburg, in charge, was ordered to surrender as he read of a prior Rock Island holdup.
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Peoria
Ill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincey
Limestone
American Distilling Company
Pekin
F B. McLaughlin
Galesburg
Rock Island
Sheffield
Impeachment Case Is Closed Incident
Washington Jan 26 AP The impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty were deemed a closed incident after the House Judiciary Committee reported a clean bill of health and the House approved the panel findings by 204 to 77 and tabled further action.
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Washington
Daugherty
Representative Keller
Minnesota
House
Judiciary Committee
Keller
Kaiser’s Second Marriage Ends in Breakup at Doorn
London reports from Doorn that the former emperor’s second marriage has collapsed. He reportedly lives apart from his wife and her children, with his mood and character changed, limited finances, and estrangement from his own and stepchildren.
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Ation
Pilotless Airship Is New Development of the Science of Air Transportation
Boston reports Major General Mason M. Patrick describes advances in aviation including an automatic air service and pilotless bomb-carrying aircraft. He foresees radio controlled fleets and helium filled dirigibles as mother ships supporting multiple airplanes in flight.
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Boston
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Forces
Patrick
New York
North Pole
Klan Officers Hold Meeting in Chicago
Hiram Wesley Evans imperial wizard Edward Young Clark imperial giant F L Savage imperial klansman and Paul Etheridge imperial klans, after a public appearance in Chicago, met newspaper men at a hotel then disappeared. They aimed to counter reports that the city council sought resignations of city employees who are Klan members.
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Chicago
Hiram Wesley Evans
Imperial Wizard
Ku Klux Klan
Edward Young Clark
Imperial Giant
F. L. Savage
Mperial Klaniff
Paul Etheridge
Howat Must Return to Jail in Cherokee County
Judge F W Boss issued a bench warrant for Alexander Howat to return to Cherokee county jail to serve the remaining 56 days of a six month sentence for violation of the industrial courts law. The sheriff was told to hold the warrant until Tuesday when Howat will surrender.
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Columbus, Kas
F. W. Boss
Cherokee County District Court
Alexander Howat
Howat
Dyed Rock Sold by Coal Agent Reported
A coal agent sold dyed rock for $2400 under disputed terms. The report notes a transaction involving a named agent and the buyer, with payment recorded and awaiting verification of funds.
Salt Lake Bank Building Plan Seeks Federal Approval
Washington reports the proposed Salt Lake City federal reserve branch building would cost about 400000 dollars. The corner lot site, once Brigham Young’s mansion for Amelia, known as The Garden Home and Amelia Palace, has been cleared.
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Lake Cty
Utah
Federal Reserve Branch
Walldian
Ealt Lake City
Brigham Young
Amelia
Ee Lake
Amelia Palace
Trial underway in California mail fraud case
A group of 17 defendants faces charges in a mail fraud case tied to land deals in California. Jury selection was completed as counsel for both sides aimed to finish proceedings today with opening arguments and expected hearings beginning Monday.
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Chien Ee Gay Aithongs
Ithong
Hasan
Daniel Hayes
California
D Company
Idahe
Unclear OCR fragment hints at presidential cabinet meeting note
Fragment mentions January 26 and a cabinet meeting with garbled text about grippe and a timeframe of one week, but details remain unreadable. The piece appears to be an incomplete AP despatch fragment.
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Ing
Germany Declared In Default On Its War Obligations
Paris January 26 Allied preparations commission declared Germany in default on all reparations to France and Belgium under the Versailles treaty. France Belgium Italy voted yes Great Britain abstained and no moratorium was granted by the commission.
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Germany
Paris
Allied Preparations Commission
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
State of siege declared in Aix la Chapelle and Kreuznach
The Berliner Tageblatt correspondent reports French occupational authorities proclaim a state of siege in the Aix la Chapelle and Kreuznach districts following yesterday's demonstration.
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Pen
Aixla Chapelle
Kreuznach
Berliner Tageblatt
Aix la Chapelle
Dusseldorf Officials Arrested by French Authorities
Burgo master Schmidt and Dr. Dexle director of police were jailed by French authorities awaiting court martial for failing to enforce order. They are charged with responsibility for yesterday's disorder met with gunfire from French troops.
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Dusseldorf
Schmidt
Dexle
Troop Reinforcements Arrive as Ruhr Unrest Spreads
Fresh contingents of troops arrive in Dusseldorf bound for the Ruhr valley to restore order as infantry patrols police the streets in the absence of local officers. Ruhr miners start to abandon mines as unrest continues.
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Dusseldorf
Dussedorf
Ruhr
Foch Still Head of Allied Forces
Paris January 26 AP reports that General Weygand awaits confirmation as high commissioner of the Ruhr while French leaders reconcile differences over post authority. Premier Poincare chose Weygand on Marshal Foch's recommendation, keeping Foch as head of inter allied forces.
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Paris
Wool Growers Close Session at 58th Convention
Spokane observers report the National Wool Growers Association wraps up its 58th annual meeting with Hagenbarth reelected president and Marshall as secretary. Speakers tackle fabric legislation Wyoming pure fabric law and Yakima Valley 125 percent lamb crop method.
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Spokane
Wash
Frank J. Hagenbarth
F. R. Marshall
National Wool Growers’ Association
J. B. Wilson
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Wyoming
K. H. Hadsel
Yakima Valley
Archie Pryor
Yakima
Hagenbarth
Congress
Washington, D. C
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Mr. Hagenbarth
Walsh
King
Utah
Farewell Luncheon for Ambassador Warren at Imperial Palace
American ambassador Charles Beecher Warren and Mrs Warren were honored at a farewell luncheon hosted at the imperial palace in Tokyo on January 26. The event marked Warren's retirement from the post.
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Tokio
Charles Beecher Warren
Warren
Imperial Palace
Ruhr District Quiet After Disturbances in Duesseldorf and Essen
The Ruhr valley remained quiet yet sullen after last nights disturbances quelled by French forces. Artillery ringed Essen and additional army corps were rushed from Alsace Lorraine. Nineteen arrests in Duesseldorf. Rail and Rhine navigation halted. about 150000 miners idle as strikes spread.
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Associated Press
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Essen
Alsace-Lorraine
Rhine
Paris
Germany
France
Belgium
Allied Reparations Commission
Saly
Ates Saly
Aash
Ardmore Trial Focuses on Mutilation and Ku Klux Klan Links
An Ardmore and Wilson group of eleven men faced murder charges over December 1921 killings linked to masked bands. Prosecution outlines claim of a plan to seize Joe Carroll for illicit whiskey, leading to Carroll and accomplice deaths amid gunfire and tar and feather tactics, with Klan questions raised in hearings.
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Ardmore
Okla
Wilson
Ku Klux Klan
Carter County
James Mathers
C. G. Sims
Olice
Joe Carroll
Carroll
John Smith
Jeff Smith
Sims
Occupation Costs Hit Ruhr as German Unrest Rises
Duesseldorf reports gunfire subsiding after French cavalry and infantry patrols cleared streets during a protest and celebratory strikes. Two Germans wounded, telegraph restored, rail strike active. Paris officials deny leadership changes as 100000 Ruhr workers strike and economy stalls.
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Desseldorf
Duesseldorf
Fritz Thyssen
Alsace-Lorraine
Ruhr
Essen
Fournier
Luther
Fouanter
Eldorf
M. Letrocquer
Paris
Voreant
Marshal Foch
Degoutte
Mayence
Thyssen
Prits
Phoenix physician death case watched by family amid coroner order
The corpse of George Stevenson, deemed dead by eight Phoenix doctors, remains at an undertaker in Phoenix after Coroner Fred C. Bolen ordered it not be disturbed for several days. The family protests and will be allowed to watch over the body. Stevenson, formerly a practitioner, reportedly had studied a disease that could cause animation.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George Stevenson
Fred C. Bolen
Stevenson
Ph Stevenson
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