Article Ten of Treaty Dominates Senate Debate
Washington March 9 Article ten, dominating the peace treaty fight, remains unfinished business in the Senate. Republicans seek a substitute while aiming to rally Democratic votes, but optimism fades as compromise talks continue with little prospect of agreement. The president’s letter failed to halt negotiations and Democratic dissent grows over compromise terms.
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Weather forecast for Newbury Port Colorado March Outlook
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with periods of local rain and cooler temperatures. Wednesday brings light rain chances with cooler air, while Thursday sees stronger westerly winds and a more pronounced cooldown in the north and fast portion.
Local Report Weather Summary
Editions closed at 6 pm yesterday with test temperature 245 s 86 ees and gag text. Reports show idity at 6 pm and wind velocity 2s from the southwest. Partly cloudy conditions observed.
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Turkish Threat of War Bluff On Washington Policy
Morning Journal dispatch notes that supreme council decisions on Turkey were relayed to Ambassador Jusserand by France and conveyed to President Wilson via Secretary Polk. It says new measures are coercive, with allied pressure to boost naval strength in Turkish waters and deploy more forces, while predicting no broad response to the Turkish bluff over Constantinople.
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Oil Company Employee Killed in Mexico
A Magnolia Petroleum Co employee named Rat Foley was reportedly killed by Mexican bandits in Mexico. VP Jd Mackman sent the notice via cable to J Byington of Houston with no location or time details. Dan Foley, a relative, worked for Magnolia in Mexico. he lives in Corpus Christi and is 35 years old.
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Pandolfo Defense Demurrer Upheld in Arizona Suit
The United States district court sustained the demurrer filed by Pandolfo's defense in the case Pandolfo versus banks of Arizona seeking 1 million dollars. The suit centers on alleged damaging references in the Arizona Hawkers Association annual report. Pandolfo's counsel may file notice of appeal.
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Prohibition Amendment Hearings Reach Climax in Supreme Court
Arguments in Rhode Island and Massachusetts cases challenging the prohibition amendment ended in Supreme Court. Kentucky case to be disposed of tomorrow, then the issue moves to the nation’s highest tribunal. Levy Mayer argued the amendment violates state sovereignty, while Solicitor General King and Frierson contended it was properly adopted and ratified, empowering federal aid to enforce prohibition without erasing state police powers.
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Astor Estate Land Sells at Public Auction on Broadway
Land belonging to the Henry Astor estate including the Astor and Bijou Morosco properties on Broadway and Forty Fifth Street sold at public auction for 1 140 000. The Astor frontage occupied the Broadway strip with the two theaters sold separately for 790 000 and 256 000. The lease on the Bijou Morosco property runs to May 1 1931. Henry Astor died last year leaving seven children.
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Quarrel Over Woman Triggers Tragedy in Columbus Hotel
Mrs Maude Doster killed her husband Captain Wade Doster in self defense after he shot her first. The coroner's jury in Camp Furlong later heard details of a hotel room struggle and a note from Mrs Doster. The couple had quarrelled over a second woman, now in El Paso, following a California trip.
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Plans to dump storage food into Chicago market
Chicago officials announce plans to flood the retail trade with the largest storage stocks of butter and cheese ever. Attorney Clyne cites prices kept up by withholding foodstuffs as the scheme seeks Washington support and action from Attorney General Palmer.
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Brave Woman Relief Worker Stays at Post in Marash
Constantinople March 8 AP dispatch reports Miss Trostle of McPherson Kansas with the American committee for relief in the Near East remains in Marash amid Armenian massacres and French withdrawal. She tends orphans and the wounded in an emergency hospital, writing of war as hell and choosing to endure.
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Believed Carranza Choice Faces Mexican Presidential Bid
Washington reports Ygnacio Bonillas ambassador to Mexico will be urged not to run for president by General Alvarado who accuses a graft prone ring. Alvarado warns Carranza could justify retaining power if Bonillas enters politics. Candidates Pablo Gonzalez and Alvaro Obregon loom.
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Armenian bishops urge Wilson to intervene for Armenians
Armenian bishops of Keypt and Dr. Yetehedjian appeal to President Wilson from Cairo to intervene for protection of Armenians amid reports of massacres. The Armenian national union says allies’ inaction persists and warns further delay could spread catastrophe across their territories.
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Disloyalists Defended in New York Assembly Trial
Elon Brown, former Republican leader of the state senate, urged the judiciary committee that no one hostile to constitutional government sit in the Assembly. He spoke as the last prosecution witness summarized the case against five socialist assemblymen on trial for disloyalty, framing the matter as a broader clash between the lawmakers and the people of New York.
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Peace Conditions Restored to Resume Prewar Activities
Supreme Council issues memorandum on global economic conditions urging early restoration of peace and normal trade in Europe. It calls for limiting armies, resuming peaceful industry, curbing extravagance, deflating credit, and aiding reconstruction of devastated regions, especially northern France, with market loans and coordinated aid.
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Iowa Cattlemen Oppose Packer's Legislation in House Hearing
Twenty six Iowa cattle producers told the House agriculture committee they oppose any legislation against packers. J B Blackwell of Muscatine said small Iowa plants prosper in competition with the big five and warned that court action to divorce packers from unrelated lines would raise grocery prices. William A Bowen of Arlington Texas warned the panel that many testifying for the bill are socialists and predicted disaster if a regulatory commission is created.
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Sims Attack on Navy Delays in War Effort Raises Alarm
Rear Admiral Sims told a Senate committee that delays by the Navy Department cost four months and endangered the outcome of World War I. He cited 3,000 lives lost and $100,000,000 spent daily, denied attacking civilian control, and urged removal of unsound war policy practices to safeguard national safety.
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Associate Forester Potter Quits Post
Washington March 9 Albert Potter associate forester resigned today after the resignation yesterday of Henry E Graves chief of the forestry service Potter based in Arizona joined the service under Gifford Pinchot in 1911 as grazing expert and had led that phase of the work He said his retirement would allow him to focus on private interests and his work was sufficiently advanced.
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