Dying leaders and postwar actions reported abroad
James A Tawney former Minnesota congressman and House aide dies at 64 in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin also dies in New York. Reports cover army spending, security plots, leaking treaty copies, railway subsidies, telegraph repeal, demobilization, Paris peace talks, and Allied conferences following the NC 4 flight.
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James A. Tawney
Minnesota
House
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Tawney
United States
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
New York
John Colt Spooner
Lawrenceburg
Snn
Paris
Wall Street
Thomas W. Lamont
Wilson
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mr. Lamont
Henry P. Davison
Devison
Elibe Root
Senator Lodge
World War I News Chronicle Slates International Incidents
Disjointed tidbits report arrests in Dublin and Cork tied to Countess Markievicz, and capture of forgers in Chicago. Allied flotilla on Lake Onego combats bolshevik craft amid Kolchak's Omsk government note. Leviathan transports 11,940 troops to New York harbor as labor resists wartime prohibition and campaigns for beer exemption. State legislatures advance suffrage, daylight saving debates surface, and other wartime dispatches close with train tragedy notes.
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