Briand Resigns in French Crisis Shaping Genoa Talks
Premier Briand resigns under surprise move as France faces Cannes talks and Genoa conference prospects. President Millerand accepts the step and Briand questions Anglo-French pact and German reparations in a defiant Chamber speech. The move may shift arms conference decisions and France's security strategy.
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City and State Move Toward Light Wines and Beer
Albany reports a bill to legalize wine and beer in hotels and restaurants with alcohol under five percent. Milwaukee chamber directors back light beverages and urge Congress to permit manufacture and sale. Chicago aldermen push for legal wine and beer, lauding enforcement but no vote.
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AL Cuvillier
New York
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
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Chicago
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General Amnesty Granted for Irish Political Offenses
King George grants general amnesty in Ireland for political offenses before the truce. Prisoners begin release immediately. about 2,010 potential political prisoners remain jailed, including 20 charged with murder and 121 with attempted murder. Sinn Fein prisoners face possible death sentences still to be carried out.
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Great Britain
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Decenuss
De Valera Calls Sinn Fein Leaders to Meeting
Dublin January 15 Sinn Fein leaders opposing the peace treaty were summoned by Eamon de Valera former president of the Dail Hirann to discuss the growing dispute over ratification. Arthur Griffith’s new provisional government moves to summon the South Ireland parliament for a vote on Saturday to formally question the treaty.
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BribeGargom Dies in Crash After Wedding
An auto plunges over an embankment near Council Bluffs fifteen minutes after a wedding departure. Henry L. Tienken of Thomas, Duke, and Mixx John Heenving of Crmala die. a bride sustains minor injuries as the vehicle ferrying them to Omaha crashes.
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Mixx
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Crmala
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Food prices drop during past year in 16 cities
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports retail prices in 16 principal cities fell 2 to 15 percent in the year ending December 1. For the month ending Nov 15 1921 42 cities showed declines while two rose and two held. Chicago led annual declines with 15 percent. Mobile and Savannah tied for 15 percent drops.
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Newberry Senate Seat Vindicated After Vote
Washington January 18 Newberry seated as Michigan senator by 46 to 42 vote amid three absences and paired votes. Spencer resolution confirms Newberry's title and condemns the primary's spending as excessive, praising vindication after years of slander and campaign funding controversy.
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Coal strike looms in April across coal fields
Chicago reports a looming coal strike with a deadlock between operators and miners unions. Operators declare a near certainty of a strike in both the Dituminous and anthracite fields, slated for April 1, as negotiations stall.
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Peace Parley Incomplete Over Pacific Fortifications Row
Washington January 18 The five powers United States Britain Japan France Italy draft naval treaty remains unfinished. Key issues include fortifications status quo in the Pacific Japan rightful fortification rights and scrapping provisions pending London and Tokyo input. Delegates plan further talks to resolve conflicting positions.
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Tokyo
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Arthur Bifour
Scotland holds rally for independence amid economic cries
A Scottish National League gathering in London urged full independence for Scotland. Speakers recalled 1700 as a free nation with low national debt, contrasted with modern taxes and burdens. They warned of continued burdens on Scots while advocating complete secession.
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Scotland
Scots National League
Stadt
Letdonant
Santland
Penrose Cash Seizure Reported in District of Columbia
A historical wire reports a Penrose case with $226 100 in cash and $226 700 in deposits tied to securities. The executor opened sealed deposit boxes and removed contents under special letters of administration in the District of Columbia.
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Ales Penrose
United States
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Gish
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Heregd Leone
Tiedore Cogswell de
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Cogswell Leen
District of Columbia
German ship named Hun raises speculation in Washington
Officials in Washington speculate on a German vessel named Hun believed to be trading between Hamburg and Latin America. The article cites terms like Pirates and Fourteen Points as context for naval operations and possible motives.
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Albanian Frontier Tension Reported by League Commission
A damaged notice reports 80 000 troops in the Yugoslav Albanian frontier area. The Albanian commission notes tensions and a government aim to reoccupy recently vacated territory along the frontier.
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Secretary urges shielded harbor training for ships
A fragmented passage notes Str Hughes pressing for joint training on harbor defense. It mentions an official counterfee and a plan claimed as a sharing formula, highlighting calls for broader cooperation and naval readiness.
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Hughes Demanih
Luive
Wallabe
Haring
Mrs James Robins Sues Over Husband's Death Damages
Mrs James Robins sues Charles W Sflorse and Continental Trading Co official for 100000 damages claiming negligence led to her husband Jamoa Bobtieevel daw's death and that the suit arises from alleged remissness in duty.
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Charlea
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