General Allen foresaw trouble in Ruhr occupation
General Allen, head of the postwar American Rhine occupation, warned in Coblenz that future generations may suffer from current actions in the Rhineland. He said occupation brings hardship, damage already done, and difficult to reconcile with peaceful relations as American forces prepare to turnover Coblenz to the French.
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International News
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Heney
Allen
Rhine
Rhineland
Coblenz
Rolf Brandt
Lokal Anzeiger
Antwerp
Preneh
America
Canserica
Herr Brandt
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Gen. Allen
Aong
Gen
Alking
Lloyd George
Genoa
Atlen
Kaiser and Bride Split Amid Unhappy Marriage
A late news digest notes Kaiser health failing and a broken marriage, with reports of his estrangement from his bride. Other items include a rail shopmen strike raising train casualties, a Denver police shakeup over bootlegger arrests, and a Washington historian Abby Gunn Baker’s death. Reports also cover a Tennessee family murder verdict, a Chicago police gunfight, and a mass candy poisoning scare in Kansas City. Also, Japan’s ambassador to the U.S. planned for January 27 departure, and Doorn correspondence suggests the ex Kaiser’s second marriage failures and grim domestic life.
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Veis
Enday
British air officers captured by tribesmen in India
A British airplane forced to land near Jandola in northwest India saw two officers taken prisoner by tribesmen. Two additional British officers were captured by the Mahsuds days earlier.
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Trizesmenx
Delhi
India
Jandola
Highways and Weather Report for Iowa Towns
The subjoined report covers Algona Chartes City Cedar Rapida Davenport Dex Moines Mankue La Crosse Wis Mason City and Wa verly. Roads generally good with no snow fall reported in town.
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Chances City
Algona
Chartes City
Cedar Rapita
Davenport
Dex Noines
Muvuque
la Crosge
Wis
Mason City
Waverly
U S Will Inspect Meats for Ships Food Service
Washington D C March 26 The Shipping Board announces new specifications and proposals for meat purchases for large passenger ships out of New York totaling about 500000 pounds monthly The grade and quality will be determined by Agriculture Department inspectors The service will supplement the existing federal inspection in operation since 1906 focusing on soundness and wholesomeness of meat for shipboard consumption
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Washington, D. C
Man
New York
Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Red Cross Takes Over Feeding of Refugees in Greece
Washington Jan 26. After inspecting Greek sea ports housing Asia Minor refugees, Lieut. Col. WON. Haskell, new American Red Cross commissioner in Greece, cabled that the Greek government is wholly unable to cope with the crisis. Red Cross ships food and medical supplies to meet immediate needs for the foreseeable future.
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Washington, D. C
Asia Minor
Won. Haskell
American
Red Cross
Greece
Haskell
Croker's Widow Will Marry Trainer
Dublin reports a persistent rumor that Mrs Richard Croker widow of the former New York Tammany leader will wed P J Field who trained Croker's race horses. Croker died last year after a long illness leaving his estate to his second wife amid family contests.
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Dublin
Richard Croker
New York City
Tammany
P. J. Field
Croker
T Richard Croker
Petting parties at Oak Park high linked to dope and bootleg booze
Chicago january 26 six teen Oak Park high school students suspended amid allegations that petting parties at the school involved narcotics and alcohol. mothers claim a younger girl led the orgy while principal m r mcdaniels is quoted on the case as federal agents prepare a broader inquiry with statements from E w watson and other parents about the scandal.
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Taite? Press
Chicago
Htgh School
Louis Yager
Oak Park Club
Oak Park High School
Yager
M. R. McDaniels
E.W. Watson
Allies Draw New Reparations Mark For Berlin
Paris January 26 The reparations commission adopted three key decisions. It voided Germany's November moratorium due to its Ruhr occupation stance, declared Germany in general default on reparations to France and Belgium, and prepared a schedule to revive May 1921 payment terms. British abstained. French, Belgian and Italian delegates backed the ruling.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Associated Press
Paris
Ruhr
Italy
Great Britain
Discount Figures on Increase in Russian Crop Acreage in 1922
Washington DC figures from Russian sources show a large rise in crop acreage in 1922–23 versus 1821, though treated as unreliable by officials due to Russia’s disordered state. Department of Commerce data indicate 1922 Russia crop acreage at 8,385,000 compared with 7,158,000 in 1921, an increase of 1,227,000, while 1922 had 1,884,000 acres of crop failures versus 1,267,000 in the prior year.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, DC
Moorer
Menti
Department of Commerce
Russia
Whisky Blackjacks White Robe and Ku Kluxers Go to Jail
Eight men believed tied to a Ku Klux Klan meeting were jailed after detectives found a bottle of Scotch whisky two blackjacks and a white robe in the car they used. Police identified the group as having just concluded a gathering under the Marine Circle Club in Brooklyn.
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New York
Ku Klux Klan
Brooklyn
Gegan
Marines Circle Club
Try Dry Director for Taking Bribes
Helena Montana January date cited as Shelly a former federal prohibition director and national Republican committeeman faces trial on a second indictment of five counts alleging bribe acceptance from drug and loree concerns. He was acquitted last night by a jury of a prior seven count indictment.
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Helena
Mont
Shelly
Prohibition
National Republican
Montana
Loree
Shelley
Committee Delays Reparations Move In Senate Panel
Washington at Jan 26 the senate foreign relations committee postponed indefinitely action on Senator Robinsons resolution proposing full American membership in the reparations commission after discussing confidential information on the reparations problem submitted yesterday by Secretary Hughes behind closed doors.
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Washington, D.C
Robinson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tary Hughes
Cost of Living Shows 69 Percent Rise Since 1913
Washington, Jan 26. The labor department announced that the cost of living in the United States was 69.5 percent higher in December 1922 than in December 1913. It was 21.7 percent lower than June 1926, 2.8 percent lower than December 1821, and 1.9 percent higher than September 1928.
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Wiushington
D. C
United States
Labor Department
White Fleet Refugees Lose One Ship in Storm
Reports from Varinesa indicate a small Russian White Fleet vessel sank in a storm with all lives lost. Other fleet ships have arrived at Mariveles immigration station with about 700 Russians aboard. Wood permits entry as refugees in transit while Washington considers relief allocations. Ten expectant mothers were hospitalized and 100 women with 30 children remain aboard ships. authorities report no illness and good physical condition among refugees.
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Varinesa
Stark
Wood
Leonard Wood
Washington
Talpem
Mariveles
Col
Muncan
Tlicmaul
Former American Minister to China Dies in Shanghai
Dr Paut I Freinsch former American minister to China and later counsellor to the Chinese government died in Shanghai after a prolonged illness. He collapsed in Hankow last December and was brought to Shanghai where encephalitis and double pneumonia led to his death at 11 oclock this morning. He was born in Milwaukee on June 16 1870.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Paut I. Freinsch
China
Reinsch
Hankow
Shanghai i
Flo
Milwaukee
Paris Red Raids Seize Communist HQs and Homes
Paris police raided the headquarters of three communist organizations and the homes of two teachers amid an investigation into the killing of Marius Plateau by Germanine Berthon. Authorities seized documents including several recently received from Moscow.
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Tress
Paris
Nolica
Marius Plateau
Germanine Berthon
Moscow
Bastrop Trial Probes Band Attacks As Troops Withdraw
Bastrop and Mer Rouge brace for calm after a tense nationwide hearing on masked gang activity linked to the Aug. 24 deaths of T. F. Richards and Watt Daniel. Army troops leave under Gov Parker protection. A. Coto and 75 to 100 potential indictments loom, with grand jury actions unlikely before March 1.
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Toombs
Mer Rouge
3. K. Skipwith
Cyclops
Morehouse
Kulux Klan
Parker
Faint Front in Iowa House Over Superintendent Election Bill
Iowa House debates Berry bill to decide county superintendent election or appointment while a keynote speech by Mrs. Davers Knox Livingston spurred opposition. A state audit bill for school districts remains contested and possible reconsideration could place it back before the House. Police state-agent repeal bill sparks economy talk as highway and tax reform discussions continue. condolences extend to the Graham family.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Ian
House of Representatives
Scholl
Davers Knox Livingston
Wc. TY. U
House
Hauge
Polk
Committee On
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Iown
C. FE
Narey Dickinsonu
Theseomunities
Patterson
Tea Aioe
Soese
State Highway Commission
City of Autos
Iowa Stata
Antisaloon League Officials Wrangle Over Stolen Funds
New York January 26 William M Anderson state superintendent of the New York Antisaloon Inactiee faces charges of irregular finances. O B Phillips former league collector accuses Anderson of blackmail and misreporting expenditures totaling 24 700. Phillips says Anderson falsified deals drew 315 000 yearly salary instead of 10 000 and forced Paulips to share commissions.
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New York
William m. Anerson
Pauliips
Pussyfoot Johnson Headlines Des Moines Anti-Saloon Meet
Des Moines hosts the annual Antisaloon League convention with Pussyfoot Johnson of Westerville Quebec as principal speaker. Prohibition leaders from most counties gather to outline statewide church and school education for better law observance.
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Pussyfoot Johnson
Des Moines
Associated Crews
Wultam K
Pussyfoot
Johnson, Westerville
International Prohibition Worker
Antisaloon League
Prohibition
Rector Refuses to Recant or Resign
Dr. Percy Stickhoy Grant refuses to recant the divinity of Christ or resign from his Fifth Avenue Church of the Ascension in New York. He defends his interpretation of the apostles creed amid pressure from Bishop Manning and church leaders threaten possible charges of heresy and a trial.
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Neecauge
Manning
Episcopal Church
Grant
Hanging of Hindu Halted by California Injunction
San Francisco, Cal., Jan. 26. An injunction halted Ullah Mohammed’s planned execution at San Quentin, citing irreparable damage if carried out. Mohammed, a Hindu, and his attorneys argued against the death sentence after exhausting legal avenues. The writ is set for hearing next Friday.
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California
San Franncisco
Cal
Ullah Mohammed
San Quentin
CAITAIN'S LEADERS WOULD LET ARMY STAY IN GERMANY
London dispatch reports Lord Derby opposing a return of the Rhine occupation army as cabinet debates the Ruhr and Rhineland. Bonar Law seeks public support and national interests in delaying withdrawal to protect Britain’s influence. Ramsay MacDonald calls Labour MPs to discuss Ruhr, likely appealing to workers nationwide.
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Germany
International Neves
London
Lord Derby
Jawal
Rhine
Bonar Law
Europe
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Ruhr
French Troops Fire Over Ruhr City Riots and Rail Strike
Violent anti French riots flare in Duesseldorf as German mobs clash with French horsemen. Tanks and artillery move toward Oberhausen while rail workers strike. Martial law possible. German and Belgian troops in district. Essen protests quell with police note.
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Duesseldorf
Deam
Oberhausen
Associated Press
Prenci
Alsace Lorraine
Ruhr
Thal Duesseldorf
Fouanter
Luther
Efrain
Fournier
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