Maryland Cadets Lead Inaugural Parade Plan
Agricultural College students and the Maryland Cadets will participate in the inaugural parade headed by their band. Col Harper at the War Department arranges stands and seating. Maj Gen Scott is grand marshal. The parade ends at Pennsylvania Ave and Twentieth Street NW, with routes along E and F streets to the White House grounds.
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Agricultural College
Col. Harper
War Department
Seata
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twentieth Street
Weel
Times
E Street
F Street
Waite Flougse
Vwarper
Court of Honor
T“Quirley
Avon Ag Gefinita
Maryland
Maryland Agriculture
Ollage
Cummins Memorial Boys' Brigade
Joseph Cudlipp
Mexico seeks refugees extradition of Mexicans in U S
Consul general for Mexico’s de facto government announced plans to seek extradition of about 100 Mexicans in the United States. The case before Commissioner Houghton involves a man charged with defrauding a Vera Cruz bank, among 106 refugees to be extradited, with 50 in Texas. Charges include murder embezzlement and robbery.
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Sar Antonio
Jan Ellen
Mexico
United States
Tinusenton
New York
Texas
Beltran
United Rates
West Virginia Days Win in Senate Prohibition Battle
Washington Post dispatch from Charleston reports that McAdow prohibition bill passed West Virginia Senate by a strong majority after debate over amendments. Opponents saw votes dwindle. only three Senators opposed final passage, with Coalter Rosborough and Hough in the minority. The vote signals setback for the Coalter bill though restrictions on liquor shipments under ducal permits remain. A motion to table further action delayed the measure to Monday.
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Washington Post
Charleston
W.a
West Virginia
Senate
Rosenbloom
Hough
Coalter
Consia
Caalee
Tase
Hughes Welcomed Back To Practice In New York
Ney Fors Jan Of Charles and Forbes was greeted at a New York Bar Association dinner. Kiihu Root gave the welcome, joking about wishing he were elsewhere. Speakers included George Lo In srahen John TP Clarke and brands Lande Stetson. Hughes replied, thanking the bar for its interest in his welfare. He said he chose to resign from the Supreme Court for duty, not because of pressure.
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Charles & Fforhes
New York
Association of the Bar of
Kiihu Root
Reorgea Lo Insrahen
John TP
Clarke
Ane Brands Lande Stetson
Hushes
Tlughes
Mawes Tom
Musferturme
Supreme Court
Maryland Girl Killed by Train at Eders Station
Mary lands in tragedy as 16 year old Stella Albanese was struck by an express Baltimore and Ohio train while coal picking on a side track at Eders freight station. She died instantly along with two others, as the group stepped onto the main track. Lugenders of Elkton will hold an inquiry this afternoon. Serbian Minister Taoubomir Vithatlovitch became the first Serbian minister to present credentials to President Wilson yesterday.
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Likton Mel
Stella Albanss
Auta Albanese
Eders
Baltimore
Ohio
Lugenders
Elkton
France
France's War Time Steps to Save Life Needs
France under war pressure organizes food control and economy measures to curb costs. The Ministry of Commerce oversees wheat purchases and distribution, sets prices, and empowers prefects to requisition stocks. Beet sugar production rises, coal prices are stabilized, and mass conservation steps reduce lighting and meat consumption. Public support via the Ligue Nationale des Economies bolsters thrift while Parisians inch toward stricter daily saving.
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France
England
bSil
Paria
Paris “Metro
Ligue Nationale Des Economies
Mexican Bishop Freed After US Intercession
In Zacatecas the bishop condemned to death for aiding Villa was released after representations by the United States and is en route to the U S. Archbishop Orozoce of Guadalajara remains held on the same charge. A separate note from Clarksburg reports a nitroglycerin wagon collision with a B and O train near Salem fatally striking Nathan F 05, an off-well of near Pittsburgh, as his horses and wagon were destroyed and the man died instantly.
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United States
de la Mora
Zacatecas
Villa
Orozoce
Guadalajara
Dorset Collision Delays British Supply Ship at Norfolk
The British steamer Dorset bound from Melbourne to Liverpool lies delayed at Norfolk after colliding with a Pennsylvania barge. A four foot hole in the Dorset’s side and a cargo valued at about $1,000,000 in frozen beef were reported, with the vessel awaiting repairs.
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Norfolk
Melbourn
Liverpool
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans $15 Million Terminal Upgrade in Baltimore
The Pennsylvania Railroad has submitted plans, costing about $15 million, to Baltimore officials for improving its terminal facilities. The main feature is twin tubes running parallel to the current tunnel, with no plan cited for electrification, a point the city has demanded.
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Railroad
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
James Ti. Preston
Counel
Death of Mrs Charles F Hogan in Gaithersburg
Mrs Helen J Hogan wife of Charles F Hogan died yesterday at her Gaithersburg home after a short illness of a lung affection She is survived by her husband and son Arthur Hogan of Gaithersburg Funeral set for 2 PM Saturday at the family residence Mrs Hogan was née Connell of the locality Shared from Rockville Maryland with dated report January 26 1920s context
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Rockville
Helen J. Hogan
Charles F. Hogan
Gaithersburg
Arthur Hogan
University of Virginia Laboratory Burns in Fire
Fire destroyed the chemical laboratory at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville early today. The loss included a valuable collection of chemicals and was estimated at 360,000.
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Charlottesville
Chemical Laboratory
University of Virginia
Gypsy Smith Delayed Evangelist to Speak Tomorrow at Tabernacle
Washington tabernacle at Sixteenth and V streets NW prepares for Gypsy Smith evangelistic meetings with Dr. Brundage opening tonight and Dr. Radcliffe leading tomorrow. Seats for 3000, special music by Forest Cole, and invitations sent to Lansing and Cabinet members.
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Sixteenth and
V Streets
Gypsy Smith
Executive Committee
Kellogg
New York
Ienry Brundage
Ecking Presbyterian Church
Joseph I. Kelley
Fourth Presbyterian Church
John Calmer
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Wallace Radcliffe
New York Avenue Presbyterian
J. J. Dimon
St. 2 Episcopal Church
Tabere
Palmer
Asy Smith, Jr
Mtev
Samuel H. Green
Calvary Baptist Church
Forest Cole
Gypsy Smith, Jr
Lansing
Wiigon
Washington
Prefers Solitary Cell Over Life Imprisonment Commute
Jeasze Pomeroy, informed of his sentence commutation from solitary confinement to ordinary life, opposed the change and asked for a pardon. Warden Nathan D. Allen planned to place him at work with other prisoners, with punishment possible if he refuses. Pomeroy was convicted over 40 years ago for a boy's murder after the executive council voted the commute.
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Boston
Jeasze Pomeroy
Nathan D. Allen
Allen
Pomeroy
Executive Council
Kills Blind Niece and Self in New Jersey Family Tragedy
Irving Felps a railroad brakeman shot and killed his 14 year old niece Belle Fendrick the blind daughter of Mia Fendrick at their West New York home then wounded her mother and shot himself dying later in a hospital Police say Felps sought revenge after family quarrels and the sister in law’s departure to Boston The motive intertwined with domestic conflict and intent to kill the mother and daughter.
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West
New York
N. J
Irving Felps
Tomight
Belle Fendrick
Mia
Wiliam Fendrick
Fendrick
Dutch To Treat Armed Merchantmen As War Vessels
The Hague Jan 26 the Dutch foreign affairs minister told the chamber that armed merchantmen in Dutch colonies would be treated as war vessels except ships carrying provisions. He said the government protested grain cargo detentions and hoped Britain would pay compensation for caused losses. The same said applied to copper cargo detentions.
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Hague
Netherlands
Chamber of Deputies
Great Britain
Home accounting urged as cost of living tool
R E Belt of the Federal Trade Commission urged household accounting to track costs, arguing that accurate home records help manage expenses, reveal profitable and wasteful areas, and aid studies on rising living costs. Dr Royal Meeker and Mrs Fiora Thompson urged cooperation with the Labor Department in the district inquiry.
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Robert E. Belt
Federal Trade Commission
Housekeepers' Alliance
Theodorus Bailey Myers Mason
Twentieth Street Northwest
Mr. Belt
Washington
Royal Meeker
United States Commissioner of Labor and Statistics
Alliance
Department of Labor
Fiora McDonald Thompson
Riker Left $6,665,929 Estate To Heirs In New York
John L. Riker drug merchant and bank director left an estate appraised at 8,665,929 in New York. State Tax Appraiser Ludden filed the report with the hall of records. Residuary estate is divided equally among seven children, each receiving 484,957 outright and a life estate valued at 418,679. Children named are John Jackson Riker, Mrs J Armory Haskell, Mrs James R Strong, Samuel S Riker, Mrs J H Proctor, Charles L Riker, and Mise Mary J Riker. To each son in law he Save 5,000.
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New York
John L. Riker
Anthony P.ludden
John Jackson Riker
Hotel Collapse Kills Mexican Worker in Cananea
Heavy rain weakened the Sonora Hotel adobe wall in Cananea Mexico causing one side to fall Monday. Gas ton Mendoza 22 died and several American guests were injured. Earlier reports of eighteen deaths were corrected after wreckage clearance. W A Julian American vice consul and hotel owner slept on the collapsing side and survived.
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Douglas, Ariz
Fan
Sonora
Cananea
Mexico
Gaston Mendoza
Earler
W. A. Julian
New Law Aimed At Poison Sales In Wake Of Deaths
Public health service under Surgeon General W. McCoy begins an inquiry into suicides by poison. He has written to leaders of large communities requesting data on death by own action to shape possible new restrictions.
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Public Health Service
Surg
W. McCoy
Vance Dies Founder of New Jersey Republican Party
Alanson A. Vance aged 91, veteran editor and last survivor of New Jersey's 1856 Republican founders, died at his Morristown home. He led the Jersey man for 43 years before retiring in 1895, organized the New Jersey Widitorial Association, and is survived by his wife, a daughter, and two sons. In London, Sinn Fein supporters attacked Thomas London, injuring him during a Limerick meeting after a speech on Irish disarmament.
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Morristown
N. J
Alanson A. Vance
New Jersey
Republican Party
Norrin
Jerseyman
London
Sinn Fein
Thomas l London
Limerick
House of Commons
West Virginia Judge Shot at Suburban Rail Station
Judge James Damron of the Williamson circuit court was shot and seriously wounded late at night as he walked with Mrs. Damron through the subway at the Norfolk and Western station in Williamson W V an unidentified assailant fired the fatal blow causing critical injuries to the judge and prompting a police search for the attacker.
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Williamson
W. Va
James Damron
Circuit Court
Guynemer Extends Record With 28th German Plane Downed
Paris reports Lieut George Guynemer credited with downing his 28th German aircraft on the Somme front within French lines near Lignieres. The war office confirms Herteaux also scored two enemy planes on January 24, plus additional engagements and a May 23 incident near Craonne.
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Paris
George Guynemer
War Office
Somme
Lignieres
Lieut. Herteaux
Rocquigny
Lieut
Herteaux
Craonne
200000 Romanian Prisoners Reported By Overseas News Agency
Berlin January 26. The Overseas News Agency reports nearly 200000 Romanian prisoners of war captured or hiding soldiers reappearing from forests and villages. The Romanian army is reorganizing in Moldavia and Bessarabia while front line divisions are greatly reduced. Heavy losses come from artillery fire with a high dead to wounded ratio. At Camputung one square kilometer yielded 6000 Romanian dead. Some infantry regiments stood at four companies of 150 men.
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Berlin
Sayville
Roumania
Hea
Moldavia
Bessarabia
Camputung
Palm Branch Fights German Submarine Chase
The British freighter Palm Branch, under Capt Malling, escaped a 40 minute pursuit by a German submarine in the English Channel. The ship, outbound from Cardiff, sustained shell hits above the water line, four lifeboats lost, one explosion in the engine room, and two seamen wounded. The submarine submerged as trawlers closed in, allowing the freighter to press on.
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Portland
Palm Branch
Malling
Cardiff
English Channel
Tragedy at Hippo drome as man shoots self in theater
At the Hipdrome in New York a man seated in the orchestra pulled a revolver and killed himself. A Canadian post office registration card to Douglas Fraser and a magazine portrait of Lieut A W Fraser were found in his pocket, linking the act to a possible personal name. The incident occurred as patrons began entering for the afternoon show.
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New York
Regina
Saskatchewan
Douglas Fraser
A. W. Fraser
D. B O
J. K. Fraser
Border Regiment
Japan Loans Britain 50 Million as War Powers Grow Richer
Tokyo reports Britain floated a 106,000,000 yen loan in Japan with subscriptions sold quickly. The piece notes Japan’s shift from debtor to creditor in wartime finance, citing total foreign investments by entente powers at about 516,000,000 yen and forecasts a possible 2,000,000,000 yen influx if the war lasts another year.
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England
Tokyo
Japan
Great Britain
Antente Powere
Herald of
Aala
McKinley Gift Boosts Illinois University Infirmary Fund
Urbana Illinois January 26 President Edmund J James announced a $120000 gift from Congressman William G McKinley in stocks and bonds to fund an infirmary for University of Illinois students and faculty. The total McKinley donations to the university exceed $250000.
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Urbana, Ill
Edmund J. James
University of Uihois
William G. McKinley
McKinley
Dog Race Nears Halfway Leader Breakthroughs Reported
Ardock North Dakota January 26 Three leading teams in the Winnipeg to St Paul 522 mile dog race halted for the night at Minto with seven miles separating leaders Gunnar Tomason Mike Kelly Hyurth Hanson still in first place after 46.9 miles today in 9 hours 45 minutes they are 1356 miles from the start. The five manito ba group at Minto covered 58.5 miles today gaining 116 miles on the leaders by racing longer. Hartman and partner Huskies remained strong though one dog was killed in a feltyeaterday. At Grafton Miss Keatrice Ward presented an American flag to Hartman praising American pluck. Two drivers quit Junnar Gutterson and Thorstur Thordarson due to illness and sore feet.
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N. Dak
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St. Paul
Minto
Gunnar Tomasaon
Gimli
Manitoba
Mike Kelly
Tiecla
Hyurth Hanson
Selkirk
Gabriel
Albert Campbell
le Pas
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Joe Metcalf
Lake Country
Fred Hartman
le Land
Uartman
Grafton
Keatrice Ward
Hartman
Junnar Gutterson
Arnes
Thorstur Thordarson
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