Treaty Signed Between Russia Ukraine and Poland at Riga
The Russo Polish treaty signed in Riga ends months of negotiations and sets a frontier line near Minsk and Polesia, with 26 paragraphs and five appendices covering borders, amnesty, war trophies, reparations, and future commercial accords. Poland to receive 30 million gold rubles within a year and ratification expected within 30 days.
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Riga
Mareh Ts
Fleht
Russia
Ukraiian
Veland
Poland
Minsk
Polesia
Ukraine
London
London Times
Fuse
M Dormbski
M. Dombski
M. Deenbeki
Miedie
Mo Petchulinski
Ardmore Jury Acquits Clara Hamon in Murder Trial
Ardmore Oklahoma March 1 Clara Smith Hamon is acquitted of murdering Jake L Hamon a Republican commit teeman and millionaire oil man after an eight day trial. Jurors say only one ballot was cast and present costs of the trial likely total thirty four to thirty six thousand dollars. hamon plans a new life in Ardmore El Paso Texas and California after visit to ill father.
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
Clara
el Paso
Texas
California
Carter County
Hamnon
Frank Ketch
Harmon
Pigeon Hole
Ketch
Clara Hamon
Ww. A. Jolly
Balolt
No Agreement Reached Over Wage Reductions at Packers
Chicago workers vote 21 482 to 207 to strike if eight hour day and wartime wage dispute ruling lapse. Packers had withdrawn from the U S labor arbitration pact, cut wages 12 to 15 percent, extended the work day to ten hours before overtime, and faced AFL opposition led by Samuel Gompers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Department of Labor
Packers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Motive Unknown in Ark. Woman Kills Expartner John McVey
Mrs Algie Marks Smith 28 daughter of a former business partner of John McVey shot him at her mother’s home in Stuttart Ark McVey ran from the house and died on the front porch Police Deputy Jex Pollard arrested the woman who gave a motive but it was not made public The case follows McVey’s long criminal history including feuds trains killings and a pardon by Governor Hays and a prior insanity commitment
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Pine Bluff
McVey
State Hospital
Hays
Daugherty to personally review federal judge and district attorney picks
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Daugherty will personally overlook all probable appointees for federal judges and district attorneys before selections. He plans to call each candidate to Washington for scrutiny and will not file suits without assistant agreement. Current cases are under investigation.
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Washington
Daugherty
Federa
Department of Justice
Department
Areing
Jewelry Trunks Stolen From Kansas City Firm
Value of loot unknown after two sample jewelry trucks belonging to C. A. Kiger and Company of Kansas City were stolen near PERA. Grace McKinney, a traveling salesman, discovered the loss while checking trunks and spent the afternoon reviewing records. Jewelry lay scattered along a country road where the trucks were found by a farmer.
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Pera
C. A. Kiger and Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Grace McKinney
Draft Evaders' Names Will Be Published
Washington March. A best opportunity for selective service evaders to escape broadcast publication of their names as deserters during the war was given by the Adjutant General of the army today. Persons who believe they will be charged with evading the draft but did not do so may escape public branding as deserters by informing the authorities with full facts.
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Washington
Hahhis
Wamauin
Salvation Army Commissioner Dies in India
Salvation Army headquarters reports the death of Commissioner G. I. Preach in India from smallpox. He had overseen Army work in the region and led efforts in India. The news came from New York on March 1.
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Salvation Army
New York
Etime Army
India
Weather Note From A Distant Port
A garbled weather fragment mentions a distant port and uncertain conditions. It references ships, currents, and vague forecasts with phrases about tea and a lone observer. The readable bits hint at unsettled winds and a somber mood.
Efforts Made to Crush Unions in Rail Labor Board Hearing
Union leaders presented records showing that railroad management opposition to national agreements was not universal but led by a few officials. The hearing opened a final push by labor to preserve national rules and bargaining, outlining an eleven point program for negotiations as BM Jewell and Frank Walsh cross examined T Dewitt Cuyler and Robert Binkerd.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Association of
Railway Executives
Railroad Labor Board
Association Against National Boards of Adjustment
Associations
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association
Robert 8. Binkerd
Labor Board
BM. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Frank V. Walsh
American exports decline in February trade report
Washington March 18 Ameri can exports showed a further drop during February while imports for that month fell slightly, according to the monthly trade survey of the Department of Commerce. Reports for February indicated exports at 48.0? million, compared with January, and imports around 215 million versus 20 million in January.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Little Rock Leaders Pick Site for Southwest Assembly
A conference of Missouri Oklahoma Texas Arkansas formed to establish a summer assembly in Ione City in the Southwest. A Miller of Little Rock editor of the state paper aided in the selection and promotion of the site.
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Little Rock
Merett
Missouri
Cetahoma
Texas
Levaietame
Arkansas
A. Miller
Comans Mation
Anaccreted Fixer BENLIN March 18 troop actions report
March 18 reports indicate BENLIN forces advancing with allied units occupying the west railway station near the Keew seteemma area. Troops confront likely defensive positions as operations press toward Muibewaem Rules and Seekhortmhee vicinity.
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Benlin
Th West
Eate
Locke
Unclear Weather Report From Hague Cites View Uskand
A fragmentary dispatch from Hague on Tuesday March 18 mentions Holland favoring later automation of the View Uskand and a cooler outlook. The report is incomplete and contains several garbled names and terms.
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Hague
Deering
Holland
Uskand
Wanderer to be hanged for murder after disbarment case
Chicago reports Carl Wanderer, who earlier received 25 years for murdering his wife and unborn child, is sentenced to death for using a ragged stranger as a dupe to cover the crime. Defense seeks new trial as verdict comes after 29 minutes. Wanderer shows no emotion.
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Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Wanderer
Palmer ruling on beer prescriptions likely to stand
Washington March 18 Attorney General Daugherty said former Attorney General Palmer’s opinion allowing physicians to prescribe beer for medicinal purposes would stand unless Secretary Mellon requests a formal review. He added the Justice Department cannot issue reviews without a department head’s request and noted no desire for extra authority though he would accept duties Congress may assign.
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Associated Press
Washington
Palmer
Mellon
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
The
Treasury
Congress
Floydada and Lockney Tie in All Contests
Rural county interscholastic meet fans interest as Floydada and Lockney clash in debate and performance events. Seven schools compete in essays, declamations, and oratory with many townspeople attending tonight.
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Floydada
Lockney
Pleydada
Lackney
Ehiam
Tamer & eVenin
Railway Employes Sue Union Officials Amid Internal Dispute
A Resontatad Press report details a lawsuit by railway workers against union officers. The case centers on control of a fund, leadership leadership changes, and alleged mismanagement within the brotherhood. The filing names central figures and references internal reorganizations and fiduciary questions affecting the men’s benefit fund.
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Resontatad Press
Leont Bemmerty
Arate
Vague OCR Note Speculates on Event Details
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear mentions of a departure and a waiting period. Key names, places, dates, and outcomes are not readable, leaving an incomplete item with no verifiable facts.
Mine Workers Reject Wage Reductions Report
The United Mine Workers of America vows to oppose wage cuts for mine workers. International president John J. Lewis announced the stance, with details tied to commercial and mining operations in West Washington state and Cedar region. The group warns of further action if reductions to 19th century levels persist.
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Acties
Insurance Chief Falls From Office Window in Chicago
Authorities report Chicago March 1 scene outside an insurance firm where George J. Kuchier president of the International Pie Insurance Company either jumped or fell from his office. Police say the office window was open and a small pistol with a chamber was found at the scene.
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Chicago
Chorge J. Kuchier
International Pie Insurance Cheminaey
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Rome
Fragmented note on Maree visit and arrivals at event
The garbled text hints at a Maree visit with mentions of evening arrivals and a gathering. It refers to someone named Maree and others arriving tonight. Details are unclear due to transcription errors, but the note centers on arrivals and presence at the event location.
Embargo on Wool Urged by New Mexico Association
The New Mexico wool growers association urged an immediate wool import embargo in a message to President Harding today. Prager Miller, its president, led the correspondence. The missive seeks strong protection for local producers and a halt to foreign competition.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
The
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Harding
Prager Miller
Death of Hebrew professor Schmidt at Bethel Seminary
Paul Mann reports Emanuel Schmidt 35, professor of Hebrew at Bethel Theological Seminary, died after brief illness. He served as Adelphia College president from 1805 to 1918 and held Swedish academy prize for translating Longfellow’s Hiawatha. Premier Lind George has not named Dail Eireann delegates for Ireland peace talks.
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Associated Press
Paul, Mann
Emmanuel Schmidt
Bethel Theological Seminary
Adelphia College
Seattle
Washington
Swedish Academy
Stockholm
Longfellow
Associated Pree
London
Lind George
Dail Eireann
Ireland
United States
House of Eotty
Tmt Mireann
Strikes and Arrests At Burning of Bridge
Reports state striking workers of the Missouri and Nebraska Arkansas railroad were arrested at a key location for burning a trestle bridge. Investigators allege the incident occurred Wednesday night as tensions rose among union members and company officials.
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Harhibon
Mixsouri and
Neeth Arkansas Railroad
Akey
Alena
Fragmented Passage Notes Arrivals and Refrains Referencing National Events
A garbled OCR segment references arrivals from a place called Tematoe and a national event with repeated phrases about a "Vemnehe" and a large "Vrrasewe" grounded off wakes. It mentions a poet speaking and a repeated line about four comets, with scattered numbers and dates unclear.
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Mareb
Local Brief Notes on Bere Haseaton Events
A fragment from Bere HASEATON Kansas references Mee C Werte and Magettes with Plymouth Kerk bee and a discussion of a steep render. The readability is limited and key facts are unclear. The item appears irregular and incomplete.
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Bere Haseaton
Kan
C. Werte
Plymouth
Pometadh
Payment war debt by Germany to aid France
Paris reports Senate finance committee sees German payment as key to France recovering from war burdens. Cheron notes August 1914 debt at 27 billion francs, now 20 billion with future pensions and damages totalling 86.66 billion francs. France has paid 39.6 billion on Germany’s accounts. nonpayment worsens the obligation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Germany
France
Senate
Henry Cheren
Senate Finance Committee
M. Cheron
Geremny
Concentration Camps to be Established in Several States
A report from El Paro Texas dated March 14 states that six concentration camps will be set up in various states to assist in recruiting the army and commerce, based on information received by the Mexican consul from a city source.
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Associated
EL Paro
Texas
Megree
Republic
Apesquira
Cenera Precetewe Rorrana
Man Shot Fatally Wounds Brother in Orange County
A man was shot to death in an incident tied to a dispute with Hebert Kite and another brother. An eyewitness described the shooting as shocking and fatal, with taunting and misread understandings cited as context. Police investigations continue.
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Maren
Walt
Hebert
W. P. Kackal
Prohibition Agents Sweep for Warrants in March Action
Prohibition agents conduct search warrants in March as part of a sweeping operation. The effort aims to seize contraband and gather evidence, with reports noting agents prepared with surveillance videos and records of property sales. The briefing emphasizes vigilance and compliance.
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