Soviet Russia offers United States peace by Moscow report
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet foreign affairs commissary sent notes to the United States Japan and Romania proposing peace with Soviet Russia. The Moscow report mentions similar offers to Japan and Romania and describes the negotiations as a proposal from the Soviet government.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Moscow
London
Washington
Soviet Commissary of Foreign Affairs
Japan
Romania
Russia
Peace Debate Again Resumed On Senate Floor
The peace treaty returns to the Senate with leaders expecting at most three weeks to finish armament debates and reservations before a final vote next month. Senator Reed of Missouri plans to speak, and leaders from both parties vow to use parliamentary tools to advance their positions.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
Reed
Missouri
Sapphire 8 Inch Gem Found in Mogok India Gemfield
A sapphire eight inches long and weighing over five pounds was reportedly found at Mogok by a Burmese. The value is estimated between 40,000 pots and 20,000 pounds.
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Bombay
India
Mogok
Revolt at Tron county fizzles amid wine raid
A Michigan episode ends as federal agents led by Major A V Dalrymple withdraw, nine barrels of homemade wine seized from a parish priest's storehouse are the sole casualties. The incident prompted calls for a full investigation into Dalrymple's actions and the Washington response.
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Tron River
Minb
A. V. Dalrymple
Chicago
Upper Michigan Penitestera
Torday
Dalrymple
Washington
Kramer
McCutaush
Major Dalrymple
United States
Tron County
McDonough
Thy Still
Dalremple
Amy
Motion Pirtine Opera
Mays
Meshunnigh
Disability talk on presidential incapacity in hearings
Washington, D. C., Feb. 26. The House Judiciary Committee opened hearings on four measures concerning presidential disability. Rep Madden argues cabinet power to declare the president unfit, while opponents say the plan risks excessive cabinet control and could remove the president from duties without due process.
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House Judiciary Committee
Washington, D
United States
Hoare Judiciary Committee
Madden
Minols
Sis
Morgan
Oklidiveorrut
Wilson
Kaw Vark
Pawer
Ambassador Johnson Visits White House for Italy Post
Washington dispatch reports Robert Unileripod Jebicon, newly named ambassador to Italy, calling at the White House for final registration before departure for Italy. He is expected to sail within weeks amid preparations and formal courtesy calls.
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Washington, D C
Robert Unileripod
Jebicon
syWassnitor
Italy
White House
Trome
Subdued Censors Route Posts Through Four Veiled Stakes
A clipped and garbled notice outlines a fourfold censorship puzzle dated February 26. It mentions a local official, extremist domination, a Bolshevik-leaning force in Vienna, and a fourth threat stalked by hostile neighbors of Hanbury, with hints of espionage and danger.
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Vienna
Am Wakainen Point
Han- Bary
Motors Merger Aims to Consolidate Local Car Firms
In February 26 issue, a large organization plans to unite an operating company controlling the Locomotile ewan firm and the Mercer Motors company makers of Lorumnobile Mercer and Sien care. Allen S Hare is named president of the controlling group.
Wallace Presents Reply On Adriatic Question
Wallace, the American ambassador, submitted to the survey order this afternoon President Wiley's reply to the latest note from the allies regarding the Adriatic question.
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Wallace
The
Americas
Amlassador
Wileyu
Adriatic
Minister to Siam. George W. P. Wes Named To-day.
An official notice confirms appointment of George W. P. Wes as minister to Siam. The terse bulletin names Wes and outlines the posting, indicating a diplomatic assignment set for the near term.
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P. Must
Wes
French Rail Strike Ties Up Suburban Services
Paris faces widespread disruption as a railroad strike affects suburban routes. Bas tille station closes while St Ja arre reports many trains canceled or delayed. Authorities consider military control options and government steps to ensure food delivery amid the stoppage.
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Paris
Bastille
St. Jaarre
Lyon
Mediterranean
Orleans
Lin
Briand
Surlis
Ony
It Ie
Lyons
Hungary Asks U S and Japan for Loan and Aid
Dispatches from Neuilly report Hungary seeks U S and Japan loans to fund repatriation of Hungarian prisoners of war in Siberia and to support related relief work. Delegates say prisoners are largely confined to Chateau Madrid and town movements require detective escort.
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Siberia
Hungary
Nat Neuilly
France
United States
Japan
Madrid
Neuilly
Britain backs Argentina on Bahia Blanca voyage
In Buenos Aires reports say Britain has no objection to the Bahia Blanca sailing to New York under the Argentine flag. London reserves a say through the Allied Reparations Commission on the ship’s disposition, tied to German reparations. The vessel, bought by Argentina during the war, remains under allied review with a likely future decision by the reparations body.
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Huenos Aires
Weaneadiy
James A. Macleay
Argentina
Great Britain
Bahia Blanca
New York
England
Indy
Argentiaa
Erimpany
Macleay
Torelge
Geent Britein
Habla Blanes
Murleay
Germany
Tkie
Crman
Thay Mo
Demands for Salary Doubling in Vienna Strike
In Vienna Fel two hours, unions demand salaries be doubled with retroactive effect to the present year and include full current allowances. Authorities estimate meeting the claim would cost about 2,000,000 crowns in the national budget.
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Vienna
Fel
Salares
Reveree
Widely Known Explorer Dies in Curious Palace Tale
An odd obituary notes Marcel Auguste Dievlafey and Marvel Auciete Downie among names tied to a mysterious palace revelation. The report hints at travels from California to Abyssinia and mentions a public event with unclear dates amid garbled text.
Frozen to rail as winter storm halts Western Mass lines
Severe winter conditions paralyzed trolley service across western Massachusetts. Holyoke suburbs isolated by drifting snow and high winds with multiple lines buried or out of use. Northampton Chicago and South Hadley routes affected, Ware to Patten express car and plow stalled, Hartford side of river service suspended.
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Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Holyoke
Northampton
Chieneo
South Hadley
Ware
Patino
Eist
Straws
Hart
Connecticut River
Weatfield
Huntington
Snow blockade grips Bangor area delaying trains
Snow blankets Bangor Maine and surrounding towns complicating travel and fire response while delaying the Times and other downtown services. A general holiday was declared as business leaders work with city crews to lift the embargo and restore normal commerce amid severe conditions.
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Bangor
Tall Ways
Sharp Clash at Socialist Hearing Over Cross Examination
During a socialist hearing, tensions rose as cross examination of Martin Conboy sparked disputes over sources. Assemblyman Touie Wakeman faced questions while defense lawyers argued about the origin of material read in court, leading to calls for decorum and procedural adjustments.
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Allway
Assembly Judiciary
Touie Wakeman
Morrie Hulquit
Sevmenir Stipa
Elem
Martin Conboy
James Neil
New York Fall
New York Times
William Engilah Walling
Socialiet
Sutherland
Conbery
Martin
Chaal
Cote
Waldeman
Surmlich
Speateer Sweet
Retaliation prompts new wave of unrest and protests
In a volatile scene, protests flare as groups demand action amid retaliation. Authorities report clashes and a tightening security stance, while community leaders urge restraint and dialogue to prevent further damage and injuries.
Armed Guards Patrol Rich Salt Creek Oil Field
Caoper reports night patrols by Armel Guards in the Salt Creek oil field said to be the richest region in the Rocky Mountains. Automobiles used headlights as makeshift searchlights while guards warned claimants against erecting derricks during the night, amid broader national unrest and new legislation affecting the oil regions.
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Caoper
Dh — Arnel
Salt Creek
Weadentitlet
Prince and Mrs Christian Arrive in United States
Nice Feb 26 Prince and Mrs Christian of Hise have arrived in the city traveling under the names of the dake and dMeh After enjour Were Ameriven to visit thy princess parents Mr and Mrs Mik and HL Rogers of New York City.
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Nice
Franen
Christian
Ameriven
Mik
HL. Rogers
New York City
Bribery charges dismissed in federal case
Six defendants including Captain Saterine Seholean faced a bribery conspiracy indictment alleging they defrauded the government of million of army equipment worth. U.S. District Judge Tuttle dismissed the charges after evidence was reviewed and summations were to be completed. The defendants, including millionaire Grant Magi Bhngorses, were accused of pre-arranged bids to purchase at inflated prices.
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Antreit
Mich
United States District Jonge Tuttle
Saterine Seholean
Catepiniey Tegan
Niehatsa
Grant Magi Bhngorses
Smillionaire Sporteman
Prurrhase
Paderewski to retire from concert life
Paderewski, former Polish premier, says he will not appear on future concert programs. In a Swiss interview, he stated he will devote the rest of his days to private life and diminishing public duties.
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Lomlen
Jan Pade
Veey
Fly Mail
Paderrwaki
Miei Tian
Toland
Piamiet
Femora
Lewser
Paderewski
Dodie Premior
Swwiteerland
Taying
Poli
Eavie
Gery
Will Publish Adriatic Notes The Government and War
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a government to Adriatic theater and wartime measures. Fragments mention a leadership figure and political actions. The readable text is unclear but hints at publishable civilian and military details and a possible day reached in the war.
Liquor Distillery Seized in Cleveland Raid
Cleveland police seized a private dwelling raid turning over one man to federal agents. Two large stills, boxes of raisin whiskey, four cases, 23 barrels of cash, and ten barrels of raisin liquor valued between 100 and 11 000 were seized in the morning operation.
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Cleveland
North American church adds chapel cars with living quarters
An announcement from the Northern Baptist church states that chapel cars with living quarters will be manufactured for the care of families. Seventeen cars are already operating in seven locations across the continent, with 18 men and 13 women reportedly involved in the project.
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Lone Tor
Brakeman severely mauled in Swanton Junction crash
Charles Crete of Montreal, brakeman for Grand Trunk, was badly injured at Swanton Junction when his freight stopped on the opposite track and he was struck by northbound train No 1. He suffered a fracture of the right leg, a fracture of the right forearm, loss of the little finger tip, and facial and hand bruises. Dr. Alan Davidson attended. condition favorable.
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St. Albans
Charles Crete
Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
St. Altins Hospital
Central Vermont Railway
Swanton Junction
Alan Davidson
Montréal
Milton Town Quarantined Over Influenza Spread
In Franklin county and Milton 29 influenza cases reported with Milton under quarantine. Other towns listing cases include Georgia Lt Bakersfield Berks hire and St Albans as a possible source. No local cases confirmed in St Albans. suspected cases may be in families without physician contact.
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St. Mbuns
W. Howard
Franklin County
Milton
Mitton
Georgia
Bakersfield
Berkshire
St. Albans
Familien
Funeral service for Irene Goldie Jackson held at 2 p.m.
From the Charles Badger home on Richardson road, Irene Goldie Jackson died Monday after a prolonged illness with consumption. Former schoolmates and friends attended the funeral, with George Murray, James Young, Dewayne Newforth and Edward Maretnal as bearers. Burial will be in Hope cemetery in the spring.
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Charles Badger
Richardson Road
Irene Goldie Jackson
Withel
George Murray
James Young
Dewatae Newforth
Edward Maret
Hope Cemetery
Montreal Woman and Four Children Burned
Montreal scene reports a stable Mrs M Gregory and a two day old infant perished as a fire swept their Greenfield Park home. The two surviving children, ages older than two, were unharmed though the blaze forced their evacuation.
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Montreal
M. Gregory
Greenfield Park
East
Fifth Death From Influenza Claimed Worcester Family
A Worcester family endures its fifth influenza death as three relatives including a wife and sister in law die. The obituary notes the lineage of Alfred W Vosberg and details losses within a frail household amid the epidemic.
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Alfred W. Vosberg
Worcester
Mars
Mase
Pearle
Untitled note on future statements and meetings
Fragmentary note references Maen and Stone with pejorative terms. Mentions a forthcoming statement and discussions with government figures. Ambiguity and garbled phrasing obscure concrete facts or dates. No clear individuals, organizations, or events beyond vague names.
Maine Highways Buried Fifteen Feet Deep
Houston Maine February 20 For the first time this year postmen delivering mail used snowshoes to navigate huge drifts from yesterday's storm. Roads outside town are impassable with drifts over 15 feet high. Bangor and Aroostook line trains run nine hours behind due to snow drifts and frozen switches.
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Houston
Bangor & Aroostook
Voters in Ward Four Vote as List Grows Strong
Many residents, mainly from Ward Four, attended the Barre check list event to attach mothers to eligibility. The board read freeman’s oath until late, turning away some for not meeting requirements. A large number of names read tonight resemble Ward Four residents with numerous individual attendees listed.
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Barre
Board of Civil Authority
Ward
Antil
A. AJ Sargents
James Browne
WD. Smith
WD. Blackmore
Stephen Witsiward
Somes Maray
Maine seeks federal aid for state highway projects
Augusta Maine the question the commission reports seeks about 10 miles of state highway work to be advanced with federal funding. Surveys for the projects have been completed and outline proposed steps to secure federal aid this year.
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Maine
Augusta
Spryacra
Pershing Sees Where Soldiers Were Made
General Pershing visited Camp Devens inspected facilities and personnel in February. He directed Major General HP. McCain to review the operations and arrangements, meeting local town leaders and soldiers during the inspection and receiving a reception at the base.
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Pershing
Camp Devens
McCain
Ayer
Mast
Devens
HP. McCain
Fuer
Congress Scores Civil Service Reform Inquiry
An official report by Arthur R. Kimtell of We t erbury Conn chairing the National Civil Service Reform Wager is read at the annual convention in Springfield Massachusetts. The findings address alleged merit system abuses and the overall push for civil service reform.
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Springfield
Mass
Femba
Xem
Valstead
League
Arthur R. Kimtell
Weterbury
Conn
Refused a Hearing Delays Newburgh Iron Shipyardties
In Newburgh New York Feb, the hailermakers and shipbuilders operated a work stoppage today. The union members refused a hearing, prompting a standstill as they discussed progress and wage concerns amid advancing production.
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Newburgh
Hailermakers’ and Iron Shipbritd
Seernene Tieberg
Bartley Liquor Smuggling Case Unfolds In Court
John A. Burke testified about Bartley disappearance and a liquor smuggling ring. Witnesses described forged promissory notes, purchases in Quebec, and a haul totaling around $3100, with Hartley alleged to have used proceeds for tax money and illegal liquor.
Prominent Marre Farmer Irving Bates Dies at Home
Irving W Bates a respected Marre farmer and longtime member of local breeding groups died at his home after months away from the town. He left a widow and several children and was active in Granite Lodge and Eastern Star. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at two.
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Irving W. Bates
Marre
Havig
Havi
Mir
Bates
Aassovlntlott
Barre
Athen
Mesoph Brownlig
Gora Cher Fey
Mire Willan
Milne
Harte
Hewlafe
Trateser
Aml
Vincent A. Bates
Williamstway Aleo
Batheer
George le. Bates
Neeth
Histor
Fannie
Counmy
East Flaite
R.A. M
Eastern Star
Bator
Death of Nelson Parker in West Cherry City
Nelson Parker died at his home after a weeklong illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Monica's Church with burial in the local cemetery. He was born in West Charry and lived most of his life here, married to Mrs Bulster, with several children and relatives in the city.
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Nolan Parker
Himwood Avemiat
pRaemonia
St. Momica
Elminowl
Parker
Weet Chary
Leahey
Mra Bulster
Warkman
Teaves Svesniind Lane Parke
Andrewe Cather
Carortine Lapierre
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Walstead
U.S. Supreme Court
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Newell
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Aon
Sabin Lasareo
Pietro Iterino
William Patterson Imlach
Charles Metlurthy
Paul S. Alexander
Bradford
Harry Wykes
Max F Wilesey
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John Lyon
Charles Riddel
Fred Davidson
Niel Nielson
Pan Moralli
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W. J. Bock
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Charles Mobar
Henry Clark
Jenee J. Olver
Antonin Citron
Severin Charest
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Raith M. Scott
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ML Milne
Buber
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Arthur Libly
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Fairfield
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Tartley
Kurke
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Harke
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