Nome Trail Race Delivers Vital Serum Amid Crisis
In Alaska Nome faces diphtheria danger as Sephella and relay teams push toward the stricken city with 300 600 watts of antitoxin. Governor Praises Musher Seppella while Dr Welch and officials coordinate urgent delivery from Ruby to Nome to save lives.
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Iiternational News
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nome
Nulato
Moon
Troy S. Darling
Department of Justice
Darling
International News Week
Anchorage
Alfaska
Leonard Sephella
Sepyelin
Keltag
Seppella
Nenana
Scott ¢. Bone
Faneau
Leon Seppella
Northland
Candle
Ruby
Venona
Curtis Welch
J. B. Beeson
Montana
Seattle
Railway Hospital
Juneau
Welch
Post Office
Beg Wetzler
New Leaders Appointed for Local Scout Troops
A. F. Jury, scout executive, announced changes in local Boy Scout leadership. R. P. Morris and Claude Brinkerhoff will lead troop 14, with A. Ralston guiding the next two meetings. Hubert Smith becomes assistant troopmaster for troop 22. H. C. Brandes and W. Garrett chair troops 16 and 18 respectively. George Welker steps down as scoutmaster.
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A. F. Jury
R. P. Morris
Claude Brinkerhoff
A. L. Morse
A. Ralston
Wolly Mortis
Brinkerha
Hubert Smith
Fire Alarms Responded To By Firemen This Morning
Three alarms rang out with firefighters summoned to incidents along Scamore Street and nearby areas. A mobile unit caused a brief disturbance. no property damage reported. The sequence included disturbances near Victoria Creek and an incident at 7 Moritz Avenue drawing a crew of five.
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Alta
Ede
Sscamore Street
Vicden Creek
Moritz
Cleveland Avenue
Charges Dropped in War Fraud Case Against Crowell
Federal officials abandon the war fraud prosecution of Benedict Crowell former secretary of war and co-defendants. Attorney General Stone announced the decision after the District of Columbia supreme court sustained a demurrer and no further prosecution was pursued.
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Washingtio
Benedicet
Crowell
Cleveland
Elx Oto
Stone
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Forbes and Thompson Face New Trial Motion in Federal Case
Former Veterans Bureau head Charles Forbes and contractor John W. Thompson await judge George A. Carpenter on Feb. 4 to hear motions for new trials. They were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government in veterans hospital contracts, with potential penalties up to two years and $10,000 fines.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Col
Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans? Bureau
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
George A. Carpenter
Forbes
Eiias H. Mortimer
Mortimer
Thompson
James W. Black
Charles &. Cramer
Veterans’ Bureau
Veteranus
Thompson & Black
Washington
Bureau
Senate
Merryville
Maryland
Marcella Tribon Dies at 100 on Christmas Day
Marcella Tribon aged 100 died of old age at home on Christmas Day. She was a native of Franzfenmised ei en America and survived by a large family including nine surviving children and forty four grandchildren. Her body is at Keefe & Keane parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Marcella Tribon
Sareen Triban
Isaac Eh
Daushtry
Nitth Street
Hlness
Franz- Fenmisedei
America
Michael Tibor
Veray
Ania Faru
Faithbusk
Tribon
Chase
Watertea
Mary Bruick
Michaél Th le
Tery Keefe & Qaene
TRIBE
CARES COPY MAN COASES PUBLICATION
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Charles OF Voli
Muni Hee
MOV
Iowa Legislators Tour State College Features
Iowa lawmakers marveled at Town State College during a visit hosted by the State Highway Commission and college leaders in Ames. The tour covered the campus, dairy and home economics labs, greenhouses, and highway building research, followed by a dinner and a wrestling match before the return trip to Des Moines. President Pearson spoke on the college’s industry links and Iowa gains from the institution.
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United Presa
Des Moines
Iowa
Town State College
State Highway Commission
College
Ames
J. A. Pearson
Highway Commission
Aines
White
J. GO. Snaff
J. W. Holden
Anson Marston
Parley Sheldon
Gagels
Gov Kimball
Edson
Pearson
Two Doctors Hurt in Automobile Crash Near Dubuque
Prominent local physicians Dr. Charles Louizeaux and Dr. Edward White were injured yesterday evening when their car struck a road guard rail and overturned into a gulley near the Wisconsin line while returning from a professional call. Both physicians were reported recovering today.
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Dubuque, Ta
Charles Louizeaux
Edward White
Wisconsin
Death Claims Emma J Adams Early City Photographer
Emma Janet Adams 52 widow of Asa W Adams longtime local photographer died at 133 Logan Avenue after months of illness. Born July 25 1842 in Katlmazoo she grew up in Genoa City Wis. Survived by two daughters a son and three grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Monday at 11 from 193 Le Shan Avenue with burial in family plot.
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Emma J. Adams
Emma Janet Adams
A. W. Adams
Logan Avenue
Katlamazoo
Emma Jane Fuller
Genoa City
Wis
Decorah
Asa W. Adams
Waterloo
Adams
Jennie
G. F. Baker
Cranston FF. Adams
Vancouver
Ash
Willian
Haileyville Business District Sinks After Mine Tunnels
Haileyville Okla Jan 31 A sinking ground caused by unknown tunnels under the city wrecked the three story Y M A building and damaged more than 60 tenants while the entire business district faced possible disaster authorities planned precautionary steps today to avert further harm
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Haileyville
Okla
Citg
Y. A
Snowbound Upstate Trains Stalled as New York Endures Deep Freeze
Snowbound upstate New York cripples trains and ferries while ice floods the Hudson. Cities like Syracuse and Ithaca report heavy accumulation. multiple deaths due to exposure are logged in East Syracuse and surrounding areas. Ships and submarines are stranded or damaged amid the storm.
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New York State
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Laconia
New England
New York City
Hudson
United Press
Stern
Syracuse
Empire State
Atlantic
Upstate
Ithaca
Auburn
United States
Naval
Seabright
Young Woman Receives Up To 14 Years For Forgery
Margaret Maliys, a young woman from Cedar Rapids, pleaded guilty in district court to forgery and was sentenced to up to 14 years in the Rockwell City women's reformatory. She passed bad checks totaling over $200 on merchants in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns Keystone Laysart Bella Plain Vinton and other cities. Her husband had divorced her about a month earlier.
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Cedar Rapids
Margaret Maliys
Diver Leee
Rockwell City
Keystone
Lpysart
Bella Plaine
Vinton
Palo
Einer Back Home After School Absence
A Sentinel report says Einar Jensen, son of Mr and Mrs Wie Jensen, returned home Thursday morning after leaving junior high school for reasons unclear. Police and anxious parents searched the area as reports grew of a possible incident but investigations concluded with his safe return.
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Aines Jenson
Mi-vear-oll
Mes
Wie
Jemeen
Lincoln Feet
iRast
Jeyela
Aml Buages
Five Die In Blaze At South Side Apartment Fire
A four story eighteen apartment building fire on Chicago's South Side killed five people and injured four others. Rescue efforts were slowed by ice and debris with victims identified as Anthony Hardie Olive and Doris Hardie Loretta Pryor and Elizabeth Pryor missing. University of Chicago students helped in rescues and sparks lit adjacent structures though no serious damage occurred.
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Uns Associated Press
Chicago
Anthony Hardie
Olive
Doris
Loretta Pryor
University of Chicago
Greece, Turkey drift toward war after patriarchate expulsion
Greece severed diplomatic ties with Turkey as the Turkish government expelled the ecumenical patriarchate from Constantinople marking a clash over the Orthodox Church. Greeks mourned with bells tolling as deputies demanded armed action and appeals to nations and leaders for intervention.
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Anthony Papayannakis
United Press
Athens
Greece
Turkey
Angora
Tibai
Inople
Chamber of Deputies
Pangolas
Constaninople
Turkeys
Lausanne
Canterbury
Kkuiners
Muhili
State Briefs Report Ten People Displaced Over Water Main Leak
A street main leak forced ten residents from their homes in a sas leak incident. Reports mention Comet Bias and Comedd Bias. key figures include Abraham Lincoln Weh, Council Blut, and Fort Dodge high. Federal Judge Wade is noted in a separate line about a related matter.
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Comet
Abraham Lincoln
Cedar Palin Church Hosts Father Son Dinner
About 170 guests attended a father and son dinner at Cedar Palin Church. Reverend Abdemisey and Reverend Kaur led the event with music and prayers as families gathered for the community meal.
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Cedar Palin
Father-Son Dinnet
Private Cardy Confesses in Fort Adams Killing
Private George Carmack Cardy of Fort Adams Newport confessed to police that he killed Mary Gleason a church worker whose body was found in a deep moat at Fort Adams reservation. Cardy, 22, and a former sweetheart of Gleason, learned she planned to visit Private George Henderson and reacted with rage. Henderson reported Gleason missing two weeks later and was held for questioning.
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Providence
R. I
George Carmack Cardy
Fort Adams
Newport
Mary. Gleason
Ahearn
Cordy
George Henderson
D A R Provides Tablet Marking Mullan Cabin Site
Interest grows over memorial tablets in Waterloo. D A R has ordered a tablet for the Charles Mullan cabin site on Falls avenue, to be set next spring with dedicatory ceremonies planned. Mullan descendants and Waterloo service clubs may attend and similar markers are expected for other historic spots.
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St. Albans Street
Park Road
Thomas Virdlen
William Virden
Waterloo
Ben Hesser
Mullan Cabin
Cabinet Officers Retain Positions in Brief
Cabinet officers have largely held steady roles, with comparisons noting long tenures in historic firms and universities. The article cites leaders like George Eastman, James J. Hill, and William M. Wood, contrasting cabinet turnover with enduring presidencies at institutions such as Princeton, Yale, and Harvard.
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Eastman
Eastman Kodak Company
George Eastman
Baldwin Locomotive Company
Great Northern Railroad
James J. Hill
American Woolen Company
Frederick Ayer
William M. Wood
University of Wisconsin
Princeton University
Princeton
Datu Grier Hibben
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Sir
Harvard
AL Lawrence Tawell
Chartes W. Blot
Trom LS Makth
Brown University produced four secretaries of state
A look at the long line of U S postholders shows Elihu Root and John Hay among the top tier, with Charles Hughes joining a Brown University tradition spanning Marcy Olney Hay and Hughes. The piece notes tenure patterns and shifts in US foreign policy influenced by prominent Brown alumni.
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Hay
Root
Hughes
John Hay
McKinley
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Philander CG. Knox
Taft
Bryan
Lansing
Frank Kellogg
Kellogg
Philander C. Knox
Knox
Mughes
Greatiess
United States
Rod
Mace
William Williams Keen
Philadelphia
Dy. Keen
Brown University
Brown
Tast
Willan L. Marcy
Pierce
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Charles EB. Hughes
Keen
John Tay
Keel
United States Senate
Idaho
CS. Y. Herald-Tribune News Service
Wind Blows Train Off Viaduct in Terrifying Storm
Londonderry January 31 A terrible gale blew the Londonderry Burton port express from the rails in the desolate Donegal mountains. The wreck toppled against a parapet saving a plunge into the 150 foot river bed. Three dead and ten injured.
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Londonderry
Owencarra
Donegal
Londonderry-Burton Port
Theale
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Herman
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Ferman
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Roeland
Tate
N.Y
Plainfield
Constantinople
Denkur
Ane
Prsy Af
Wastadstinaster
Abdemisey
Roger Bing
Kaur
Pierre S. du Pont
Harvard College
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Burn Trout
4& Corporation
2 College
Albert J. Beveridge
Belator
Indiana
Cuba
Beveridge
Mexico
Latin America
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Family of Nations
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Bath Packing Co
Leland Ave
W. C. Logan
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