Paris substitutes Poineure seeks new French cabinet
Cannes and Paris reports reveal the allied reparations commission granting Germany a provisional delay with strict conditions including a 27 0000 gold marks payment every ten days and a budget reform plan due within a fortnight. Raymond Poincare starts forming a cabinet to replace Briand as Briand resigns amid mixed public reaction.
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Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
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Paris
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Aristide Briand
Miller
M. Briands Drateatiec
M. Potnenre
M. Briend
Llord George
Chicago Brewery Seized Over Prohibition Violations
Federal authorities seized the Birk Bros. Brewing plant in Chicago following a district court motion by Assistant District Attorney James G. Cutter. The action stems from violations of a federal injunction against manufacturing or selling intoxicants. Officials ordered the plant closed pending further proceedings.
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Chicago
Jan
Birk Bros. Brewing Canan
Egents
States Marshal
James G. Cutter
Federa
Carpenter
Two Die of Cold in Mexico City Streets
A Mexico City cold spell brings heavy suffering to the poor with two women dying from exposure in the streets. Mail from Mexico City cites one of the severest cold waves in years affecting the valley region and causing hardship across the city.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Jaf
Valley of Mexico
Mexico City
Ulster Clings to British Rule Says Craig
Belfast January 14 Sir James Craig declares Ulster will not join an all Ireland parliament while the south proves itself and Ulster continues to govern. He notes Ulster will maintain its government, accept 8 million pounds for empire costs, and may reconsider joining the Irish Free State only if the southern government performs well over five years.
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Belfast
Ulster
Ireland
James Craig
Irish Free State
Irish Prisoners Freed Under King George Amnesty Proclamation
London dispatch reports that political prisoners in Brixton Pentonville and Wormwood Scrubs were released under the amnesty proclaimed by King George. In Ireland crowds welcomed liberated Sinn Feiners with cheers outside Mountjoy, Cork, and Limerick as authorities also started similar releases. Daniel Breen, a Third Tipperary Brigade commander, was reportedly to be deported to the United States amid tensions with Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy.
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King George
Dublin
Morning Post
United States
Daniel Breen
Dail
Michael Collins
Richard Mulcahy
Treland
Freen
Tipperary Brigade
Irish Repubican Arm
Ireland
Smyth
Brixton
Pentenville
Wormwood Scrubbs
Cheer
Sinn
Mount Joy
Cork
Limerick
Kipling Refuses Offer of Order of Merit
London reports Rudyard Kipling rejected the British government offer of the Order of Merit. The decision, described as unprecedented, leaves Kipling among a select 24 holders of the high honor in England.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
England
Kipling
Ford proposal for Muscle Shoals to reach Congress
Secretary Weeks announced that Henry Ford's proposal for leasing and purchasing Muscle Shoals properties will be converted into contract form and sent to Congress along with a supporting report. The Muscle Shoals plan faces congressional consideration in Washington.
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Weeks
Henry Ford
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Farm bloc pressures tariff shifts for farm products
Senator Gooding led 25 Republican farm state senators in urging 5 cent per pound duty on short staple cotton and 15 cent on Egyptian long staple, with broader calls for higher rates on wheat barley oats corn and more. The plan also asks 33 cents per pound raw wool and tariff changes across dairy meats grains fruits and oils, while endorsing Fordney sugar rates though signaling concern for the sugar industry.
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Arizona
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Senator Gooding
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Finance Committee
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Shortridge
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McNary
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Colorado
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Sterling
South Dakota
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Jones
Poledexter
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Add
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Cameron
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Town
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Mixwort Willis
Ohie
Harrel
Okighows
New Indiana
Weller
Maryland
Keys
New Hampshire
Townend
Michigan
Elerie Eid
Henry Ford vows to renew fight over Newberry seat
Washington January 14 Henry Ford says the senate has spoken on the Newberry case and the people will decide at the polls. He criticizes spending on political offices and doubts voters will accept it. Senator La Follette denounces the case as worse than Lorimer and cites personal knowledge against Newberry. Senator Kenyon agrees with La Follette on the essence of the issue.
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Millurand
Reho de Paris
M. Poineure
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Cannes
Briand
le Journal
the Figaro
the Rehoe de Paris
Washington
Newberry
Henry Ford
la Follette
Wisconsin
Lorimer
Maiinots
Lorber
Kenyon
Iowa
la Villette
Receiver Appointed for Sugar Products Firm in New York
Federal Judge Mack appointed a receiver for the Sugar Products company, a subsidiary of United States Food Products, as liabilities exceed 5,000,000 dollars per the Interocean Oil Company of Pierre South Dakota which filed the complaint.
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Products Company of
New York
Sugar Products Company
United States Food Products Company
Mack
Interocean Ol Company of
Pierre, S. D
Riots At Madras Pause Prince Amid Moplah Battle News
Dispatches report rioting in Madras as Moplah clashes surge in Malabar with heavy fighting and casualties. The prince of Wales remained unharmed while British troops and police use armored cars. reports from Allahabad and Calcutta note further battles near Totakkad with rebels mounted in Manarakam. Thangal and Seethikeya Thangal said executed at Matpuram per Calcutta dispatch.
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London
Prince of Wales
Madras
Matar
India
Allahabad
Tottakad
Head of the Post Office Dept. 10 Quits for Film Industry Move
The longtime head of the Post Office Department resigns to take a high profile role with a major moving picture company. Officials describe the change as a shift from public service to private film industry leadership.
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Post Office Dept
Postmaster General Hays to resign for film industry job
White House announces Will Hays will leave the cabinet to join the motion picture interests. Reports say the new post may pay 508000 dollars a year and the decision follows weeks of consideration.
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Washington, D. C
Will Hays
Hays
White House
U S Trade Balance Dips in 1921 After December Report
Washington January 14. Trade statistics show a sharp drop in the United States trade balance for 1921. December exports fell by about 3.75 billion dollars and imports by 2.78 billion, reflecting lower commodity prices. Total exports for 1921 were 4.49 billion, down from 8.23 billion the prior year while imports reached roughly 2.50 billion against 3.28 billion in 1920.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Tinarts
No Strike Averted as Chicago Movie Operators Reach Agreement
Chicago January 14 with leaders from both sides agreeing to end the threatened movie operators strike. Operators will return to a six hour day or a 42 hour week, with a minimum weekly pay of 80 dollars inside the loop and 75 outside. The compromise meets the 1d per cent wage demand in effect and ties pay to theater size.
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Chicago
Ren Maran Wins Prize for Rateyla Novel
Rene Maran, a Black official in the French colonial administration, receives the Prix Goncourt 1921 for his work Rateyla which reveals conditions of Negro life in French Africa.
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Rene Maran
Africa
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Peepie
Wales
Mallabar District
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