Brandegee Dismisses League Enforce Peace Ties
Senator Brandegee of Connecticut denounced the League to Enforce Peace, saying telegrams and letters from the group were sent to constituents. He described a league pamphlet as inducing civil defeat and urged organized public opinion against the league. Nebraska treaty controversy leader Tlitchesek claimed church groups women clubs labor and business leaders supported the league.
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Nebraska
Italy Ratifies Peace Treaties in Royal Decree
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel III has signed a royal decree ratifying Germany and Austria peace pacts. The decree moves to parliament for approval, completing Italy’s steps toward enforcing the Versailles treaties. Britain’s ratification awaits King George’s signature. France and others have advanced action.
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War Dept Rejects All Bids for Nitro Town Plant
War Department rejects all bids for the Nitro, West Virginia site of a wartime munition plant. Three bids were submitted, highest at 8.8 million dollars by Harris Brothers and Co. Other bids included 4.317 million by Jersey Machinery, and 2.5087 million by Dupont Chemical Co. The department said none would yield an adequate return and will begin negotiations to dispose of the property promptly.
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J and Go
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Dupont Chemical’ Co
Refusal by Jugoslav cabinet sparks new Paris move
Paris dispatch reports Prince Regent rejects the cabinet formed by Movick Tugo-Slavia and asks M. Faviovitch to assemble a ministry with parliamentary support. Trikovitch takes over after Pryudieh failed, while radicals block Serbian Croatian accord. Prolonged cabinet crisis follows a months long unsettled government equilibrium.
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Steamer Polar Land Receives Aid At Sea
The American steamer Polar Land, leaking and overloaded with wheat, was towed to safety by the steamer Bannack about 1,060 miles from Halifax. Both ships are American, after the Polar Land suffered hull damage in a mid ocean incident yesterday.
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