Americans Begin Large Scale Return From Mexico
The War Department ordered withdrawal of Pershing’s expedition from northern Mexico. By week’s end the entire force may recross into the United States. Gen Funston to set start time. most troops already marching toward the border. Washington signals firm stance on protecting American rights while Carranza’s internal troubles unfold.
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L. & Territory
Mexico
War Department
United States
Funston
Hank
Nos Tirertion
Howesver
Amercan
Villa Ani
Wea
Iren Tunston
Westen
Gen Pershing
Pershing
Coloma Liublan
Gren Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Villa
Obregon
Murguia
Ruby
Ariz
Pershin
Wilsons Labors and Diet Compared With Policeman Needs
Debate in official circles over the relative food needs of the President and a police officer. Dietician Mrs. Eula McClary cites the President consuming 3000 calories on diet day, while police may trial two meals a day. Police Superintendent Pullman supports the idea as volunteer diners prepare to test the plan.
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United States
Eula McClary
White House
Washington
Pullman
McClary
Man Outrages Old Pop Parker Has Arm Amputated Without Ether
Special to Mae Washington Post describes 69 year old Old Pop Parker in Orange New Jersey who refused anesthesia for a stomach incision. He calmly conversed with doctors and nurses as surgeons amputated his right arm after recounting how it was severed by a locomotive.
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Mae
Washington Post
New York
Pop’ Parker
Thomas A. Edison
Orange
Ha 1A
Charlies W Banks
George Bangert
St Marys Hospital
Orange NJ
Mr. Parker
Parker
The
Famous Gambler Dead in Post-Graduate Hospital
El ton Warr known worldwide as Chicago Dink Davis dies today in Philadelphia after a career running roulette wheels across Chicago New York and London. Once a glittering figure in gambling circles he retired two years ago due to ill health and was famed for never saying no to a friend in need.
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New York
Elton Warr
Chicago
Crown Prince Promoted to General of Infantry
London dispatch reports the German Crown Prince Frederick William promoted to general of infantry. He was a lieutenant general commanding an army group including the Verdun sector on the French front, as relayed by Reuters from Amsterdam.
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London
Berlin
Reuter
Amsterdam
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Verdun
Mozzer's Appointment Sparks Salary Rise After Office Abolishment
In Denver on January 27, the legislature abolished the fourth assistant attorney general post, then selected Clara Ruth Mozzer as third assistant with a $300 yearly pay increase. The existing third assistant resigned to take another post, and Mozzer was slated to fill his vacancy amid strong women's group backing. In Paris the same day, a Bourges Paris express collided with a freight train at Chateauneuf, killing eighteen and injuring fifty.
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Denver
Colo
Mias
Clara Ruth Mozzer
Miss Mozzor
Plea For District Workers By Hurley
Hurley argued that Congress cut District employees wages 20 percent when taking control 43 years ago and urged a fair living wage. He proposed a 10 percent raise for those earning 1200 to 1809 dollars and 20 percent for under 1200, totaling 303,332 dollars, noting a surplus from recent revenues could fund the increase.
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Hurley
Congress
Higher Pay for D C Employes Urged by Business Men
Prominent business leaders civic figures and local groups push for higher wages for District government and federal workers. They argue DC clerks earn less than federal counterparts, citing district surplus funds and the need to raise pay to ease cost of living and retain capable staff. Summit calls for equal status with federal employees and wider coverage of district workers in any wage increase.
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Congress
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Senate
E C. Brandenburg
Board of Trade
Civi Service
Republicans Link House Leadership to National Direction
The text argues that Republican power rests with House leadership, the Mouse Republicans, and that major party legislation and platform planks hinge on House actions. It contends the country’s attention is on the House where control is finely balanced and future policy should be defined by House Republicans without vacillation.
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Sydney Anderson
Progressive Republican
Minnesota
Anderson
Wiliam
Greene
Massachusetts
Congress
House
Thomas D Schall
Progres Aive
Mr Schall
Schall
Foith
Republican
Lenrcot
Lenroot
Vote Selling Plea Upsets Federal Indictments In Ohio
Twenty seven men pleaded guilty in Cincinnati to vote selling as part of a federal grand jury probe into last election frauds. Six indicted on the same charge pleaded not guilty, with 24 whose sentences were deferred sent to Dayton jail. Three other indicted men were arrested and released on bond. Of 99 indicted, 53 have appeared in court. Nearly all confessing voters said they sold their ballot for a dollar.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Howard Hollister
Dayton
Grand
Prison Called a Hele Hole by Officials in New Jersey
Trenton January 27 a state commission named by Governor Edge toured the State prison. Governor Edge called Shop No 6 a tuberculosis generator while Principal Keeper Richard P Hughes described the place as a hell hole. Convicts in dungeons testified to wrist chains and stopping positions. There are 16 female prisoners, and the governor questioned keeping them when a state women's reformatory exists at Clinton. In Berne Swiss, January 7 7 it was announced the German frontier stays closed to Swiss exports through January 388 with fresh vegetables allowed.
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Trenton
N. J
Statehouse
Gov Edge
Hdge
Richard P. Hughes
Berne
Switzerland
Rail unions push rights view on Adamson eight hour law
W G Lee head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen told the Philadelphia audience that railway workers must consider their own welfare first even if public inconvenience results. The event also included Frank Trumbull and Elisha Lee who urged representation of the public interest in any nationwide adjustment of wages and hours following Congress passage of the act.
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W. G. Lee
Brotherhood
Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Adamson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Willam Adamson
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Frank Trumbull
Elisha Lee
New York
W. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Warren S Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Bainbridge Colby
Trumbull
W G Lee
Cuban cabinet aide resigns seeking rest
Cristobal de la Guardia, secretary of justice in the Cuban cabinet, has submitted his resignation to President Menocal. He states the move has no political significance and that he needs a rest.
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Secretary of Justice
Habana
Cristobal de la Guardia
Menocal
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