Wilson Holds Back and Will Not Enter Treaty Compromise
President Wilson shows reluctance to join a final peace treaty compromise as Senate irreconcilables push to end debate. Lodge signals no fresh White House conference, while Borah moves to address Article X to speed ratification. Negotiations continue amid mixed signals about further concessions.
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Wilson
Washington
White House
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Simmons
North Carolina
White
Borah
Pipeline and refinery plans advance in Roundup Montana
Franchise granted for a 21 mile Devil's Basin to Roundup pipeline with rights of way secured nearly across its length. B Gauthier and associates of Antigo Wisconsin win the line franchise and plan a nearby refinery with initial drilling rigs on site. Other applicants expected to tap Mosby field, boosting Montana oil development. Special Dispatch.
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Devil's Basin
B. Gauthier
Antigo
Wis
Mosby
Montana
Writes to Fiancee Then Disappears
A cryptic fragment shows an individual writing to a fiancée before vanishing. The garbled text hints at names and places, including Alama and Le Hanh, with scattered references to people and a possible investigation or missing person context.
Fifteen Victims Poison Alcohol In St Paul
In St Paul on March 6 authorities reported fifteen deaths and related poisonings from alcohol this week. Officials announced a campaign as county and state agencies pursue responses to the outbreak and its ties to criminal alcohol distribution and penitentiary sentences for those convicted.
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ST. Paul
Enemies of Bolshenism Reach Trans-Baikalia
A London dispatch from Chile dated February 22 reports that anti bolshevist elements, numbering more than 35 000, have reached Trans-Baikalia. The district cannot care for them after their march.
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London
Trans-Baikalia
Chile
Buyer of Bugs 15 Under Arrest In New York
William L Love purchasing agent for the North Atlantic division of the United States Shipping Board was arrested on charges of selling valuable steamer rugs seized by the government to himself. He allegedly obtained rugs worth at least 50 each by claiming they were sold to George C Golart and kept in the Love company storerooms in Malden Lane. Bail set at 2800 pending preliminary examination. Suspects Arrested. Berne March 6 Four suspects were arrested at the frontier border of Buchs after the bombing of the American consulate at Pevleh as authorities plan to cross into Austria. federal commissioner to be appointed to probe the attempted wreck.
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New York
William L. Love
North Atlantic Division
United States Shipping Board
Love
Ttm
Tobove & Con
Ehandlers
Ball
Fuge
George C Golart
Weis
Russ Litee
Love Company
Malden Lane
Pstomnisens
Berne
Maren
Trontier Bitton
Buchs
Pevleh
Ape
Government urged to buy all bonded liquor nationwide
The Anti-Saloon League urges the federal government to purchase all bonded whiskey totaling over 60 million gallons now stored in warehouses. It would be denatured and sold to meet demand, removing incentives to evade prohibition and simplifying enforcement costs. The group may seek congressional authorization to purchase all bonded liquors.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
League
Congress
German Diplomacy Must Bridge Wilson's Failure Says Von Bernstorff
Berlin March. Von Bernstorff, former German ambassador in Washington, told a university mass meeting that German diplomacy must pick up where President Wilson let it slip. He argued the Versailles peace is unjust and warned against negotiating through separate entente pacts, calling for raw materials and credits to meet treaty costs. He cautioned readers to not misread Washington signals or bolster the Entente by leaking attitudes.
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Berlin
Wiler
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
von Bernstorff
Versailles
Steck
von Bernsterit
Germany
Adam Bede Advocates Wear Your Old Clothes Campaign
Chicago March 6 J Adam Bede former Minnesota congressman urged an old clothes campaign to curb rising living costs at a life insurance agents meeting He said he cannot afford new clothes or shoes and will mend and wear them as long as possible urging others to join the movement to lower apparel prices.
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Chicago
J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
Anold
Bede
Germans Seek Admission to U S
New York March 6 Germans are appearing among immigrants passing through Bilis Island, despite no peace with the United States. A statement by Byron Uni acting commissioner says Germans with passports from American consuls in German ports may enter after ordinary inspection, the passports carrying a tacit state department permit.
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New York
United States
Germany
Bilis Island
Byron
Uni
Reents
Uhl
State Department
Seville Schooner Rescued After Drift Toward Newfoundland
The 132 ton schooner Serra Novas from Seville Spain reached Rare Flag Passage today after drifting helplessly in ice fields. It was picked up by a small steamer near Newfoundland, ending a perilous voyage for the crew.
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Uidesirakgle
Seville
Spain
S"founs
Newfoundland
Hoover Says He Is Not a Candidate for President
San Francisco March 6 Herbert Hoover states he will not permit his name to be used in the California presidential primary as he is not a candidate for the office. The message expresses his decision in a clear refusal to enter the nomination.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
California
Gavin McNab
Avnile
Worst Storm in Years Hits Eastern Maryland
Eastern Maryland endures severe weather with heavy precipitation and strong winds described as the region’s worst in years. Damage reports surface as residents brace for continuing conditions and authorities monitor the situation.
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Maryland
Finland Attacked by Bolshevists Reported in Helsinki
London dispatch says Bolshevists opened a new assault on Finland with heavy artillery. The Central News correspondent at Helsingfors reports the attack followed a bombardment on Wednesday as troops targeted Finnish positions at Sutierki.
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London
Bolshevists
Finland
the. Central
Helsingfors
Sutierki
Train Held Up and Robbed in Villa's Name Near Corralitos
One hundred passengers aboard the Mexico City express were driven from coaches near Corralitos Chihuahua by bandits wielding rifles. They were stripped and robbed in the name of Francisco Villa. The train was set on fire and destroyed, stranding travelers, according to El Paso Herald reports.
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Paso
Texas
Mexico City
National Railway of Mexico
Corralitos
Chihhua
Francisco Villa
el Paso Herald
Allies Issue Drastic Terms To Turkey In March Move
Don March 6 news that allied powers sent a note to the Turkish government with drastic terms to be followed by action if needed. Premier Lloyd George told the British House of Commons that Cilicia Armenian massacres were discussed with allied representatives and a decision was made, though not public. France will oversee minority protection in Cilicia with allied support. Turkey to pay and a possible redrawn western boundary may shift eastward, relinquishing European territory.
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Don
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Cilicia
Constantinople
Turkey
London
Whitehall
Enon
Aegean Sea
Vidia
Black Sea
Europe
Protest urged rent relief by 350000 union members
New York March 6 Labor organizations tied to the Central Federated Union with a combined 350000 members urged breaking wage agreements and demanding relief from high rents. President Edward S Hannah announced the vote directing labor men to refuse paying exorbitant rents and called for city authorities to provide free legal aid to those facing eviction actions.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Shis
Edward S. Hannah
Four Wood Alcohol Venders Sentenced in Hartford
In Hartford on March 6 Nathan Selaberg Frank Rose Saul Joseph S and Jacob Bronerwine received prison terms between one and twelve years for selling wood alcohol whiskey linked to thirteen Christmas season deaths. The case highlights a fatal poisonings tragedy tied to illicit liquor.
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Hartford
Conn
Nathan Selaberg
Frank Rose
Saul Joseph S
Jacob Bronerwine
Embargo on All Express Shipments by American Express
Chicago March 6. An embargo was placed on express shipments except newspapers and funeral equipment by the American Express company after a strike by express clerks demanding a $35 monthly raise. The action halts most parcel traffic across the network.
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American Express Company
Air crash near Lawton kills officer in Apache
March reports Lieut Fred H. Utley died in a plane accident at Apache Oklahoma. Two privates were injured and one reportedly missing as the crew attempted a forced landing near Lawton.
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Lawton
Okla
March
Fred H. Utley
Apache
Labor report to Wilson urged to curb disputes
Washington March 6 the second industrial conference ends after 80 sessions since December and will submit a final report to President Wilson within about 15 days. The document backs collective bargaining, proposes shop level adjustments, and aims to eliminate causes of disagreement while outlining plans for industrial boards and regional inquiry panels.
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Washington
Wilson
Iinber
Inet
Treasurer Lockes Office Door Controversy Sparks Cleaning Cutback
County commissioners pulled janitorial service from Butte county treasurer C. T. Puckett’s office after he refused to surrender keys, prompting dust buildup and complaints from staff. Puckett claims only he holds keys and that outsiders tamper with records, demanding after hours access to protect funds and books. Debates on fund transfers delay December and January reports as county attorneys review legality.
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C. T. Puckett
Butte
Puckett
Flood and Cold Hit East Country Cities
Flooding eased after skies cleared and temperatures fell across Easton Pennsylvania Cumberland Maryland and Troy New York where rivers streams and rail lines were affected by high water and cold. The Cunard liner and other ships faced minor damage in New York Long Beach while a bold aviation feat closed the day with a long flight ending near Rockwell North inland.
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Sphia
Easton Penneylvania
Cumberland
Altamont
Jonay
Omney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Troy
N.Y
Philade
Wood Requests That He Be Kept Out Primary
New York March 6 Withama Ge McAdoo sent a telegram to By Ewing chairman of the California Democratic state committee requesting exclusion from the California primary. He reaffirmed a prior statement favoring dispatch of Ui to Georgia democrats.
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New York
Withama Ge McAdoo
By ¥. Ewing
Democratic State Committee of
California
Georgia
Daniels urges ratify treaty or build 69 warships
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Committee three provisional building plans hinge on a League of Nations treaty. If ratified, he would push to round out the fleet. if not, he would press a 69 ship program and other builds to keep the United States ahead. The 69 ship plan would include two dreadnoughts and a battle cruiser, with a stated $195 million cost for the proposed Bo program.
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Washington
Senate
House Naval Committee
Daniels
United States
League of Nations
League
Congress
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Nere
Elles
SRS Ata
Villa
Stockholm
Eden
Salmer Branting
LABOR
Industrial Commission
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STEAM
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