Adriatic settlement may bring new proposal from Allies
Wilson’s latest note on the Adriatic dispute is seen as his final word. Officials expect the note to be published after a State Department review led by Acting Secretary Polk. Britain France and Italy are pressed to concede to Yugoslav interests in light of Wilson’s stance.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
State Department
Polk
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Adriatic
Britain
Ier Nitti
Supreme Council
Eee
Ars
Presbyterian Brotherhood Address on Internationalism Tonight
Hon J P Wood speaks to PRE BYTERIAN MEN AND OTHERS on The Church and Internationalism. A dinner at six precedes the evening events ending in time for a planned auditorium entertainment.
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J. P. Wood
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Chief Carter must defend his position in city hall shake-up
Police Chief Charles E. Carter faces removal as Safety Director McCune signals action early next week. Carter says he will not resign and plans to "sit tight" while officials discuss possible suspension on charges. The case centers on the administration's plan to replace him.
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Columbus
Charles E. Carter
McCune
Carter
Eagles Special Meeting Sunday at Eagles Hall
The Eagles announce a special meeting this Sunday at 2 p m in Eagles Hall for candidate initiation. In observance of Washington's Birthday the day will proceed with the customary rites and visiting Eagles are welcome. Signed H F Warden and E H Walker Secretaries.
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Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Washington
Alumni Banquet Moves to Christian Church
The Athens High School Alumni Banquet will be served at the Christian church instead of the Presbyterian church as first announced. alumni must notify Mr. Clarence Clifford by Saturday evening, Feb. 21, to reserve plates. The banquet is set for Monday evening, February 23 at 7:00. A permanent alumni organization will be formed.
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Athens High School
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Clifford
Austrian Scientist Claims Nettles Replace Cotton For Germany
An Austrian researcher reports discovery of a nettle fiber that could substitute cotton. He says it can be grown in ample quantity to meet Germany and Austria's textile needs, after years of experiments.
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Germany
Austria
Empire State Republicans Call For Peace Treaty Ratification
New York Republicans at an unofficial state convention adopt a platform urging immediate ratification of the peace treaty with reservations to protect American interests. The document, drafted by a committee led by Nicholas Murray Butler, also supports anti bolshevik measures, woman suffrage, tariff reform, labor stability, and a privately owned merchant marine. Four delegates at large and four alternates to the Chicago convention are to be chosen.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
de Temsein Wuula
Elihu Root
Ill Eyes on Republicans in New York
Washington February report notes U S Senate watchers focus on the New York Republican state convention to gauge support for the peace treaty. A Root suggested plank with Lodge reservations could steer the Chicago national convention and influence the ongoing Senate debate on the treaty amid budget proceedings.
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New York
Washington
Root
Chicago
Senate
Lodge
Cooperation Sought Slows Census as Farmers Urged to Return
Washington Feb 20 Snow and cold weather slow the agriculture census and Secretary Meredith appeals to farmers to make voluntary returns to speed the process.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
Fiume Remains Grim After Wilson Note Hits Morale
Rome dispatches report a gloom over Fiume as President Wilsons Adriatic note strikes a blow to morale. D Annunzio faces nervous strain while carabineers patrol, food shortages persist and 250 poor children are sent to Milan for relief.
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Rome
Wilson
Fiume
Gabriele D’ Annunzio
D‘annunzio
Venice
Milan
New Nail Studded Rubber Sole For Motorists
A new shoe designed for drivers features a nail studded rubber sole tip to improve pedal grip and reduce shoe wear. The heel and toe areas are reinforced for durability and traction.
Armenians Endure Fresh Turkish Attacks in Cilicia
Reports from London state Turkish nationalist rebels massacred villagers in seven Armenian settlements in Cilicia near Adana. About 150,000 Armenians are described as in danger of annihilation as French forces reportedly besiege Marash.
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London
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
Vilayet of
Adana
Columbus Medday Big Republican Rally in Ohio
Athens County delegates plan to attend a statewide Republican rally in Columbus next Monday. The event, supervised by the state advisory committee, will discuss vital party matters and bring national and state leaders' messages to local members.
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Columbus
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
French Memorial Death Certificates Presented in Athens County
The American Legion plans a Sunday 2 PM ceremony in Ewing Hall Auditorium to award War Department Memorial Death Certificates to relatives of fallen Athens County soldiers. Program features include invocation by Rev A Wilcox, vocal solo by Estella Allen, memorial address by Judge E D Sayre, certificate presentation by Ex Major Sam Johnson, flag pole ceremony, salute by squad, taps, and benediction by Rev March.
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Athens County
Ewing Hall
War Department
American Legion
Sam Johnson
A. ¥. Wilcox
Estella Allen
E. D. Sayre
Flag Pole
March
Soldiers to attend World War memorial services at college
Members of K. T. Crossen Post 21 and all soldiers will meet at the armory at 1 30 p m Sunday to attend memorial services in a body at the college auditorium. Wear uniform if possible but be present. No slackers. S M Johnson P C
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K. T. Crossen Post 21
College
S. M. Johnson
P. C
Houdini of the Marines Sets Lash Record at Paris Island
Private James Kelly of the Marine Corps, from St. Louis Missouri, using a sea drill lashing and escapes in view of his unit, established a new record as “The Houdini of the Marines” at Paris Island South Carolina. He recently enlisted and is noted for breaking ten-penny nails with ease.
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Paris Island
S. C
James Kelly
Marine Corps
the Houdini
Marines
Kelly
St. Louis
Missouri
Rail Unions Brace for Possible Shift If Railroad Bill Passes
Washington February 20 unions in session craft a protest to President Wilson if the railroad bill is approved. Leaders call the situation the most serious in weeks and fear it could upend the wage settlement talks. Chairmen of all road unions meet Monday to decide on a united stance against wage negotiations through the labor board.
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Washington
Wilson
Hines
Labor Board
Wage boost for thousands in Mahoning steel plants
In Youngstown Ohio February 20 independent steel firms in the Mahoning valley align with United States Steel to grant a horizontal wage increase to all employees including salaried men. About twenty five thousand workers are affected with the raise retroactive to February 1.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
United States Steel Corporation
Funeral Homes Ship Remains for Hobson Burial
Maurice Colbert, 42, dies of influenza at State Hospital. Remains prepared for burial by the Newsom-Walburn Company and shipped to Hobson for interment.
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Maurice Colbert
State Hospital
Newsom-Walburn Company
Hobson
Wood Strong in Ohio Says Proctor
Colonel William C. Proctor national campaign manager for General Leonard Wood reports rapidly growing sentiment in Ohio for Wood. He notes progress in organizing under State Chairman Price and mentions meetings with Ohio Republicans before heading to Cincinnati and Chicago to file candidacy papers.
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Columbus
William C. Proctor
Leonard Wood
Price
Proctor
Ohio
Death of Captain Joel H. Riggs in Parkersburg Hospital
News of the death of Captain Joel H. Riggs at Parkersburg hospital this morning at 2 30 reaches friends here. He leaves two daughters Misses Bernette and Willana Riggs. The family home is 10 University Terrace. he had been under medical care at the hospital.
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Joel H. Riggs
Parkersburg
Ben
Resolutions Endorse Americanization and Military Training
The national brick manufacturers' association adopted resolutions endorsing Americanization in public schools and universal military training at its annual convention in Columbus Ohio. They also urged Congress to appoint a federal highway commission to ease shipping conditions. The report notes limited development of water power in the region and references wage systems in the area.
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Columbus, CO
National Brick Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Federal Highway Commission
Emera Vel Damate
Admiral Peary death rumors fade from pole tale
Grand Rapids, Mich Feb 20 The Newberry election fraud trials moved swiftly as prosecutors wrapped up evidence against minor defendants. Twenty five witnesses were examined at the previous session and more were expected today. Clare Higby grand jury clerk testified on statements to the grand jury and faced cross examination by defense.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Newberry
Clare H. Higby
Grand Jury
Admiral Peary, Arctic Explorer, Dies in Washington
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary founder of the North Pole finalizes life in Washington at 12:06 p m after an operation for pernicious anemia and a transfusion related relapse His long career included the 1906 pole reach and the famous 1908 expedition voyage with his family member ties named Josephine Diebitsch and son Robert E Jr
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Washington
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Naval Hospital
Peary
Nighty
End Dster
Robert Edwin Peary
Ake Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Josephine Diebitsch
Fryburg
Maine
Greenland
Marie
Robert E. Jr
Treaty Likely to Enter Campaign Says Hitchcock
United States Senator Hitchcock, Democratic leader, says the peace treaty will surface in the campaign. He notes President Wilson could move it out of politics, but this is seen as unlikely. Senators expect a possible clash over Article X and the railroad bill conference report shaping the timetable.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Hitchcock
Itchcock
Wilson
Senate
Labor Against Guarantee Plan for Railroads
Washington Feb 20 labor opposes a guarantee provision in the railroad bill arguing it would raise rates and benefit owners. Organised labor backs house Democrats who fear higher rates and advantages to railroad owners as the measure faces a March 1 deadline. Labor and railroad brotherhoods oppose the return guarantee and prefer arbitration provisions in the bill.
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Washington
Congress
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Governor weighs Evans bill on interurban franchises
Gov Cox faces decision on the Evans bill allowing interurban firms to nullify county franchises and push higher fares with utilities commission power to set street car rates. Opponents expect he will refuse. He also signed the Bellew Pearson canal district zones bill enabling state and federal cooperation on a Lakes to the River canal.
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Columbus
Cox
Smith
Public Utilities Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Plan to make vice president act as president on disability
Representative Mc Arthur of Oregon introduced a bill in the house to declare the vice president shall automatically assume the duties of the president during a disability of the chief executive, establishing a clear line of succession. The proposal aims to ensure continuous governance without delay.
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Washington
Representative McArthur
Oregon
Congress
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