Wilsonarty League Defense Sparks Senate Debate in Washington
Senate defense of a League of Nations constitution dominates the day in Washington with Senator Lewis of Illinois arguing the league preserves the Monroe Doctrine and limits armament while denying fears of global domination. The discussion signals a wide, ongoing debate as other leaders prepare to speak and a national referendum proposal is considered in the House.
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General Gouraud Credited With Saving Civilization In War Drive
Col William Hayward of the 369th Infantry recalls in New York how Gouraud learned the exact hour of the German offensive and struck five minutes earlier with French artillery. He explains the fifty kilometer front shift and that only patrols remained in trenches as shells rained for five hours and twenty five minutes. The defense shattered the German assault and prevented a breakthrough at key sectors.
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Wilson travels to Boston parade and labor talk
President Wilson joined a parade with Mrs Wilson and addressed Mechanics Hall crowds after returning from sea. He urged labor unity to resist wage cuts and warned businessmen against curtailing industry for short term gains. The day included warm receptions and a lengthy itinerary as he prepared to depart.
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President Wilson Leaves Boston Without Signing Revenue Bill
Boston February 24 President Wilson departed for Washington by special train at 4 20 p m not signing the revenue bill or taking any other official action during the day He received a delegation at the station from the Women's Trade Union League which presented a message of support for his program.
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Governor Cornwell Flles Veto of Sandera bill
Governor Cornwell filed with the secretary of state his veto and reasons for the Sandera bill passed late in the regular session. He argues it invades state court rights by preventing trial judges from directing verdicts and would invite frivolous litigation, increasing costs, delaying cases, and cluttering dockets. He cites both state and United States Supreme Court decisions supporting his view.
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Clemenceau Condition Satisfactory Says Bulletin
Paris report from February 24 states that the bulletin from Clemenceau's doctors describes the premier's condition as satisfactory as possible after his illness.
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President Wilson Seeks Global Peace Vision in Boston Greeting
President Wilson arrived from France at 1 50 a m and addressed a Mechanics Hall audience in Boston. He urged critics to test Americas sentiment, warned that any peace treaty not in a new spirit would be a scrap of paper, and pledged America’s determined role in shaping world peace. Police kept crowds orderly as suffragists were arrested for blocking strikes near the route.
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Bavarian aristocracy held under suspicion amid German political turmoil
Following the murder of Premier Elsner, many Bavarian nobles are arrested on suspicion of links to Count Arco Valley. The socialist government searches royal residences and ends wholesale arms distribution to workers amid fears of radical elements. Munich remains tense as Bavarian politics shift with new ministers and ongoing instability.
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Mexican questions discussed by peace delegates in Paris
Reports from Paris indicate Mexican issues have been informally discussed by penner conference delegates and that Adee Basin and France favor U S led settlement. An international committee to protect Western securities holders will begin joint consideration of plans without bringing the Mexican question to the conference.
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Trotzky Leads Bolshevik Army Amid Polish Tensions
Reports claim Trotsky has assembled about 600000 Bolshevik troops and clashes with Premier Lenine over strategy. He seeks to pressure Poland while shortages of coal hamper industry and cloth mills, with calls for discipline and order amid ongoing civil conflict.
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Jewelry robbery at J. & Cohen store in Steubenville
Police disclose a $12.60 jewelry theft at J. & Cohen store Sunday night. They search for Millard Holland, 22, a firm clerk last seen Sunday evening as investigators pursue leads.
Britain demands immediate return of captured guns
In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law announced that Great Britain demands the immediate return of all British guns captured by the Germans. The statement came in reply to a question from Colonel C. Ro Burn.
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Schwab Arrives Aboard Olympic With 6000 Troops
Charles M. Schwab former director general of the emergency fleet corporation arrived here on the White Star liner Olympic which brought from France nearly 6000 American fighting men. The arrival follows renewed troop movements and signals ongoing mobilization efforts.
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