Lodge offers nine amendments to treaty in Senate today
Senator Lodge proposed nine amendments to the Lodge reservations to the police treaty. The changes cover the preamble withdrawals domestic questions Shantung naming of American representatives in the league payments of US share of league expenses status of foreign nationals Article XVI and voting power. The voting power amendment is the only one not in full bipartisan agreement. Amendments aim to establish the bipartisan agreement as official program and seek Democratic support. Copies were printed and distributed to all senators ahead of next Monday’s floor work.
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Washington
Lodge
Senate
Shantung
United States
Wilson Improving After Illness Says Hopkins Physician
Baltimore report states President Wilson is in better shape and mentally alert after illness. Dr. Hugh H. Young of Johns Hopkins University told the Baltimore Sun that Wilson’s condition has improved, with prostatic obstruction resolving and overall organ function normal.
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Baltimore
Wilson
Hugh H. Young
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore Sun
Young
Eally
Silent About Condition Shrouds Wilson Illness
Dr. H H Young of Johns Hopkins states President Wilson suffered cerebral thrombosis but the White House declares no official confirmation. Officials expect a full medical statement soon as Wilson recovers rapidly and may appear publicly with spring auto rides.
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Washington
H. H. Young
Johns Hopkins University
Wilson
White House
Young
Poison Mystery Surrounds Mildred Ames Death in Cleveland
Mildred V. Ames, 19, of Ada Ohio, was believed dying from poison in a Cleveland hospital after a call to the desk clerk saying she felt ill. An unfinished letter to her mother was found on her desk noting plans to take a job with a local concern in Cleveland and ending with the words I feel sleepy. Former nurse Miss Ames.
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Cleveland
Mildred V. Ames
Ada
Ohio
Miss Ames
Leasing Bill Passed by House Moves to Senate
The house approved the conference report on the oil leasing bill the sixth time this bill has passed the house. Chairman Sinnett of the public lands committee says the bill repeals perpetual patent rights to government mineral or oil lands and creates a system of leasing aimed at conservation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sinnett
Publc Lands Committee
Army Fliers Die In Plane Collision Over Texas
Lieuts. Harry W. Brokaw and Harry D. Smith of Kelly Field were killed when their planes collided at about 2000 feet. One plane was a German Fokker and the other a British purrit machine. Brokaw taught at the field and hailed from Barberton. Smith, already overseas, lived in San Francisco.
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San. Antonio
Tex
Harry W. Brokaw
Harry D. Smith
Army Fliers
Kelly Field
Brokaw
Barberton
Oh Smith
San Francisco
Republicans 18 Gather for Columbus Washington Birthday Rally
In Columbus on February 23 a large Republican gathering marks Washington's Birthday with hopes for 1920 success. Ohio counties send delegates and many women. Senator Harding is slated to speak at Memorial Hall with National Chairman Will Hays also addressing. Neil House serves as candidate headquarters.
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Columbus
William McKinley
Washington
Ohio
Harding
Memorial Hall
Will H. Hays
Neil House
Chicago assistant coach resigns amid new duties
The University of Chicago reports the resignation of Pat Page, its assistant coach, to pursue other duties. The move comes as the coach takes on additional responsibilities at an unspecified institution in Chicago.
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Chicago, Ill
Pat” Page
Sore
Balane She Pipdianenas Ant ‘St Er Cometa
Chicago
Labour pledges aid to ten Irish in the future
London reporting on Lloyd George Irish home rule plans. Arthur Henderson says Labour will oppose the premier's Irish program and with no Irish support, asserts the plan cannot solve the Irish problem. Officials say policy will proceed unless the coalition falls.
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ED. L. Keen
United Press Star
London
Labor
Ireland
Arthur Henderson
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Henderson
Devalera
Trish Republic
United States
Cuba
Laborites
Ulster
Russia
Daily News
Daily Mail
R Times
Siocing
Ruasien
Elan Pte Peeches
Senate Sees Ratification Likely for Peace Treaty
United Press reports that irreconcilable Republicans favor ratifying the peace treaty after next Monday’s Senate discussion. Lodge supporters plan mild compromises on article ten to shift blame if Democrats reject them, aiming to keep the treaty alive for the campaign.
Osborn Testimony Prompts High Stakes in Newberry Trial
Grand Rapids reports the Newberry trial focusing on explosive claims from Charles S. Osborn, ex governor, amid talk of a senatorship sale for 150000. Osborn predicts recall with Milton Oakman and Mark McKee to testify. both defendants excused for illness.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Newberry
Charles 8. Osborn
Osborn
Teeney” Daniels
Detroit
Milton Oakman
Mark McKee
Red Cross Spent 155 Million Francs on 1919 Relief
Paris reports that the American Red Cross allocated 155 million francs to relief in France and Belgium during 1919. Of this, 30 million went to Belgium, with the rest for civilian relief in France. Since spring 1917 the organization has devoted about 200 million francs to work in France.
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Paris
American Red Cross
France
Belgium
The
Red Cross
Aid From Methodists to Roumania Relief
The Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church voted 5000 dollars in cash for immediate relief to Queen Marie of Roumania and authorized 20000 dollars in supplies to be shipped as soon as possible. The appeal came from the queen who seeks to aid destitute and starving children left after war. Funds come from the church’s 113 million Centenary offering for world regeneration programs.
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Roumania
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yanks Return From Siberia Sail from Vladivostok
The transport Great Northern sailed February 5 from Vladivostok to San Francisco with about 250 American forces in Siberia, per war department notice.
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Siberia
Washington
Great Northern
Vladevistock
San Francisco
War Department
Light sentences blamed for crime wave say Cleveland police
Cleveland police veterans say light sentences and easy parole fuel crime. A civil service survey of 251 officers finds lower court leniency, parole grants to hardened criminals, and state clemency after 14 years’ imprisonment undermine respect for law and boost crime.
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Cleveland
The
Civil Service Co
Rnly
State Board
Answ
Lockett to die in electric chair March 11
Will Lockett, 32, a negro murderer of Geneva Hardman 10, South Elkhorn, was moved to Eddyville death house under federal guard from Lexington. Mob threats failed. soldiers escorted him, planning transfer to Eddyville for execution on March 11.
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Eddyville
Will Lockett
Geneva Hardman
South Elkhorn
Lexington
Lockett
Eddyville Prison
Fayette County
Camp Taylor
Louisville
F. C. Marshall
Woman Found Dead at Hotel Vanderbilt After Stock Losses
In New York on February 11, police reported that 39 year old widow Mrs Clara Ellison V Page died by her own hand in a room at the Hotel Van derbilt. Friends say she suffered heavy stock losses and had been brooding over financial troubles.
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New York
Clara Ellison
Page
Vanderbilt
Senate backs oil leasing bill conference report
Washington February 1111 Senate approves conference report on oil leasing bill after President Wilson sets terms, marking the end of a decade long debate and signaling final action on the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Wilson
Pupil Replaces Teacher During High School Strike
In St Clairsville Ohio on February 11 pupils at the high school went on strike after senior boys faced expulsion for placing colors on the building. An eighth grade substitute teacher left, and the pupils elected one of their own as teacher as the strike began.
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ST. Clairsville
County Farm Agent DeLashmutt Announces New Assistant
County farm official DeLashmutt announced that R. E. Raymond of Columbus will serve as assistant farm agent for Athens County starting this week. Raymond, a Ohio State agricultural college graduate, has studied farm problems for six years and comes well recommended. DeLashmutt assumes duties March 1 and Raymond may be considered as successor.
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DeLashmutt
R. E. Raymond
Columbus
Athens County
Raymond
Ohio State Agricultural College
R. EB. Raymond
Ohio Untene Athletes Form New Organization
Last night the athletes met in the gym and organized selecting Kreiger and Tom Morgan as presidents Harry Newman James Trone as treasurer Schleyer as sergeant at arms and Marshman as publicity man.
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Ohio
Untene
Cym
Kreiger
Tom Morgan
Harry Newman
James Trone
Schleyer
Marshman
Submarines Return After Battle With Sera
Four of five American submarines missing between Bermuda and the U S coast have reached Hampton Roads after a week at sea. L-2 L-3 L and L 11 arrived safely while N-2 remains anchored off New London driven there by storms. Eagle 17 mother ship also arrived.
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Washington
Bermuda Islands
Hampton Roads
Navy Department
New London
Conn
Bermuda
Eagle 17
Submarine fleet missing in Atlantic search launched
Five American submarines and their crews are reported missing between the Bermuda Islands and Hampton Roads Virginia. Navy bureau of communications says no confirmation on a possible loss recovery. Eagle 17 arrived at Norfolk and a search began with destroyers Doven and Moody and mine sweeper Redwing deployed.
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Washington
Bermuda Islands
Hampton Roads
Bureau of Communications
Navy Department
Department
Eagle
Norfolk
Doven
Moody
Newport Newa
Redwing
Submarines rescued after storms near Bermudas return home
Five submarines en route from Bermudas were swept by severe storms and overdue by several days. The Navy Department reports they are now safe in United States waters following the incident and unsuccessful earlier search efforts.
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Washington
Bermudas
United States
Navy Department
Rail Unions Plan Appeal to President Wilson Over Wage Demands
Attorney General Palmer weighs intervention as fourteen rail unions demand higher pay and the railroad administration rejects the maintenance of way workers order to strike February 17. A Detroit delegation of striking voters arrived to seek an immediate meeting with officials and press their demands.
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Ralph F. Couch
Washington
Palmer
Railroad Administration
Maintenance of “Way
Wilson
Maintenance of Way
Pav
Detroit
Rnis i
Ian
Wenternoon
Unclear fragment shows Pa unions meeting plans
Fragment indicates Hines to meet Pennsylvania officials from all unions with details handed to a bin yesterday and plans for a later session.
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Hines
Bin
Fragmented Message on Strike and Law Interpretation
A garbled text fragment discusses war, mobilization, and a proposed strike order. It mentions belief in law, potential division, and the idea of not being united under a single strike concept, reflecting confusion over policy and action.
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Poe
Tellingers Forts Riper Invented For Carrying Tires
Tellingers reveals a new design called Forts Riper aimed at transporting automobile tires. The device promises easier handling and reduced strain for workers loading tires in industrial settings.
Alumnae Invited to School Banquet by February 14
All alumnae who did not cone but wish to attend the banquet should write to Mr. Clarence Ohio. The invitation committee could not obtain addresses, so no personal invites were possible. List names of expected attendees by February 14 to reserve a banquet ticket.
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Conee
Clarence Ohio
Mutiny on US Vessel Poughkeepsie Leads to Arrests
The crew of the U S Shipping Board vessel Poughkeepsie mutinied and were arrested at Bermuda by the U S Sacramento s commanding officer acting on a request from the American consul Bermuda The mutineers are to be sent to the United States for federal action on mutiny as advised today by Secretary Daniels
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Washington
Shipping Board
Poughkeepsie
Bermuda
U. S. Sacramento
Daniels
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