Allies virtually agree to Raiser's stay in Holland
The Allied powers urge the Netherlands to reconsider its refusal to hand over the ex-emperor. They stress collective responsibility, warn of grave political effects, and demand upholding justice for crimes of the war. The note emphasizes unity, caution, and vigilance to ensure a safe, distant trial.
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Raiser
Holland
London
Tomer
Tham
Netherlands
Carni
Aumor
Wetherlands
Estes
Will
Foyman
Hani
Germany
Council Moves to Repeal Land Gift Decision
The council again debated reversing last meeting’s vote to grant Nichols Street land to the Salts Textile Co. Alderman Burdick, presiding, seconded the move after long debate. McManus urged rescinding the action. Hogan supported keeping the gift. the vote stayed tied and Burdick cast a second vote to favor the amendment, delaying final action for two weeks.
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Cin Itommon Couneil
Asive the
Salts Tass Company
Nichols Street
Kossuthias
Water Front
Rogan
Kruse Algerman
Willian H Hogan
Algerman Endweard J. McManus
Wilson
Marks
al Werman
Alfred W. Bordick
Burdick
JeMsawis
Butler Pakes
McManna
Ab Tengen
Tarmor
Couneil
Dardiel
iMcCormack
Paul Pem
Mather
McManusy
Hogan
Arthur Brown
Edward T. Hamilton
John Ready
J. Stone
Walter Moore
John le Lyons
Rarl
Martin
McCormack
D'Fiia
Dward J. McManus
Malcolm MacFayden
Mauriiz Olsen
Henry A. Lawiz
Willant A Brown
Willam WH. Hogan
Lewis Kochise
Benard A. Drew
Charles W. Pracmat
Wilbert Sanford
Ao Aldenman Burdick
Alderman McManus
Onair
McManus
McMenus
Nichols
Salis Textile Company
Stratford Avenue
Creacant Avenue
Salts Textile Company
Wusnesator
City approves 300000 in notes for municipal deficiencies
The council authorized issuing 260000 in notes dated March 1 1925 with denominations of 10000 each, four 20000 notes, and four 3000 notes, payable quarterly and sold below par to cover departmental deficiencies. Alderman Hogan urged delaying until uses clarified but motion failed.
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Chereduest
Gommon Gayner
Isonr
Aldennan Wiliam H. Hogan
Acco
Proposal to Pay Policemen During Sick Leave Considered
An ordinance plan to pay policemen on sick leave while they are off duty was submitted to the Common Council by Alderman Archur Brown and Thomas J. Conmor. The measure, referred to the police commission, argues city losses occur when officers are sick and not paid, and seeks to prevent wage gaps during illness.
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Archur Brown
Thomas J. Conmor
Public Works
Minoel
Guenvhevn
Cateuses
Director of Public Works
Charles W. Freeman
Vermont Governor Backs Wet Victory Letter to Maine Governor
Vermont Governor Percival W. Clement writes to Maine Governor Carl Milliken to oppose federal prohibition. The note signals opposition to the reform while hoping for broader civic support for repealing the prohibition.
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Vermont
Percival W. Clement
Carl BE. Milliken
Maine
Aircraft Reports Disagree On Waste Charged By Ryan
Washington reports from the House special committee probe into the aviation materials program show Republicans labeling the Ryan aviation effort as waste while Democrat members accuse the majority of sacrificing facts to discredit the government. The dispute centers on Ryan's role as head of aircraft production and the construction of a government railroad aiding Milwaukee and St Paul, with debates over motives and benefit to private business.
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Washington
Fes
Rear
Maree
Lor
Remsen
Path
Ryan
John D. Ryan
Arerar
Iit
Homn
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Iait
Lea
Avaundon
Als Lown
Busingsa
Werner
Alperett
Milwaukee Railroad
Lake Pleasant
Millwaukee
NLM Ac
Oregon
Tmaijorsky
Women Demand Backing for Anti Profiteering Bills
The League of Women Voters and related groups urge Republicans to support anti profiteering bills and meat packing regulation. They call for cooperation with national councils and the Livestock Association to prosecute high cash living costs, promote women’s union rights, and push for federal minimum labor standards and a four hour work week with night work limits.
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League of Women Voters
Stcretizan Woman Suffrage Association
Eratic National
Newyon-Kendrick-Anderte
Tne National Council
Ameriet “Livestock Association
Ghauly
Ployers
Reymond Robins
Direan
Department of Labor
State
Federe
Congress
United States
International Labor Conference
New Haven Teachers Await Legal Action
New Haven teachers plan to hold an open meeting to discuss a possible pay increase after legal obstacles in the city charter. Attorney Charles Kleiner is expected to render a decision, with reports that several teachers are prepared to resign if higher pay is denied.
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Charles Kleiner
Spautldings Appoints New Superintendent at Yale
The article reports the appointment of Frank Chaves as the superintendent of schools, naming him from Yale University as a professor in administrative studies. This marks a major leadership change for the school district.
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Yale University
Ireland Likely to Prohibit First in Europe
Dublin Fab 15 Ireland appears set to become the first European nation to adopt a dry law after municipal election returns. In Dublin only eight single men connected with the liquor trade offered opposition, with similar figures cited nationwide. The surge is credited largely to more women voting.
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Ireland
Europe
Dublin
Child's Play Diplomacy Delays Peace Treaty
Senators debate the Versailles treaty as Hitchcock and Republican leaders clash over demands for complete surrender. Discussion centers on league withdrawal, Senate reservations, and the potential for eventual agreement while antiwar factions push for stricter terms.
Health Dept to Buy Garbage Disposal Plant
The Common Council granted permission for the Health department to purchase the garbage disposal plant currently owned and operated by Charles Fisher of York Pa. The council adopted a resolution allowing the sale at the most advantageous price, citing the growing importance of garbage disposal and the city’s need to manage the service locally.
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Common Council
Health Department
Charles Fisher
York
Snowdrift Blockade Brings New York Traffic to Standstill
In northern New York a historic snow blockade halted rail travel across Bennington to Syracuse. Dozens of trains stranded, hundreds of passengers aided by local officials as winds and zero temps worsened conditions. Rail workers race to open routes by tomorrow amid heavy drifts.
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New York
Syracuse
N. Y
New York Central
Benonectady
Lord Reading Invited to Become Ambassador to Washington
Private advices received today say Lord Reading has been invited to accept a permanent appointment as British ambassador to Washington. The offer is under consideration.
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Lord Reading
Iran
Chist
Washington
Urat
No Threat to Withdraw From Europe Affairs Contained
Washington reports that the United States did not threaten withdrawal from European affairs. A recent note conveyed objections to the Adriatic settlement as outlined by Allied premiers in Paris. The note emphasized consultation with the United States before any final disposition of Fiume and related concerns.
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Gallerius
Senate
Mian
Wathauh
Ingo
Suares
Ledge
League of Sadlana c
Congress
Wlona
Nelee
Congress of
The
United Shales
Sue Scanrvatinn
Mitcheodle
Pres. Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
White House
Fiume
Adriatic
Tara-Slavia
UW. 5
Americas
Suarte
Dows
Department of State
Supreme Council
Ini Paris
Anebaiin
Bo’ Th Lisilan
duga-Star
Governimente
P.nme
Carritots 3 Amsrion
Polk
American Pears Commissioners
Aml
Ame
Adristianus
Dalmatia
nMmacim
A. Wsdes Poleur
Lnitad
Jan Tarhertiare
Advier
Uae
Sale of Ex German Liners Held Up Pending Court Action
Washington efforts to sell thirty former German liners stalled as bids linger while the White House Senate and a district court weigh legal challenges. Hearst petitions the court to block disposal. a judge plans to rule Friday as bids continue for ships including Teviathan and President Grant amid questions of authority.
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Senate
Washington
Whiitle
White House
District
Supreme Court
Shipping Board
George WW. Gorthais
Iver
Tonteal
American Ship and Commerce Company
Franklin
International Mercantile’ Marine
Scott
Lealith Comme Committee
Wouse Merce Marine Comittee
William Hearat
Senate Tacher
Sithiniim
District Supreme Court
Natice Bailey
Hearst
Goinsel
Serge
Great Britain
Teviathan
George Washluzton Amelia
Grant Nanaem
Antigone
Poonhonts
Princess Matoika
Callao
Tnternational
Marganthe Atarine
da Vesela
Turopada
Thresmational Mercantile Marine
Tyrincess Mataila
Peentontas
Secuine
Baltic
Franklin Tesnes Sintonente
Comme
Ginner Scott
Malo
Anip
International Terrantila Marina
United States
America
Armenians Denounce Massacre Reports in World Turmoil
Dispatch from Cairo cites Armenian Archbishop of Smyrna and Greek Armenian colony president, claiming 7,000 Armenians were massacred near Cilicia by Turkish and Kurdish forces. Forces reportedly moved toward Bahcete and threaten broader terror. Armenians vow resistance to prevent further extermination of about 234,900 people.
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CiSrin
Moata
Kentars ‘Tarktion
Akhenian Navnal Union
Smycnr
Ereece
Legion to press demands for war service bonus
Washington report states the American Legion will press for legislative action to secure a war service bonus. National committee plans to work with Congress to promote regulation and ensure benefits for veterans.
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Legion
Washington
Aclon
Congress
Orientacion Department Failure Notice
Citizens are advised that they did not receive the Orientacion Department materials as expected. Officials propose reissuing documents and coordinating delivery to affected residents.
London Sees Adriatic Note As Ultimatum
London reviews Wilson Lansing correspondence on Adriatic issue. Reports suggest conflicting views on an ultimatum and the role of the president in peace talks. Cable dispatches note mixed signals from Washington and Downing Street as allied councils debate the reply to the Yugoslav question and Italy.
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London
Adriatic
Associated Press
Lonsan
Wilson
Wilson-Lansing
Lansing
George Washington
Frances
Watson
America
Alep Mate
Ig Council
Washington
Downstreet
Cauneil
Xeverthalaes
Millerand
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Ceehntcalli
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Cpanral
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Guinees
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P. A. S. Franklin
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Evening Post
Sunday Post
Orientacion Department
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