French Rail Strike Settled Mediator Premier Action
May 1 rail wash strike partly paralyzed Price transportation prior to settlement. Delegates of the railworld federation met directors and reached an agreement on most points. Dispute centered on penalties for strikers and suspicions over punishments. Premier Miller proposed pay for strike days and director review. both sides appealed.
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Faris
Price
Dary Ovan
Railrorld Federation
Rail- Ayn
Dhepuce
Tao Tremier
Jersey Senate Passes 25 Cent Beer Bill
Trenton New Jersey March 1 The New Jersey Senate passed the 3 and one half cent beer bill by a vote of 12 to 0 The bill had been approved by the House last week and now awaits final action or signature from the governor
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Jersey Senate
P. C
Trenton
New Jersey
Senae ‘Als
Bohemian on Rocks Mataras Turbulent Seas Damage
A steamship struck rocks during a blinding storm early today. The vessel carried 129 crew who remained aboard as attempts to haul it free failed. The ship’s condition and salvage plans were unsettled as night fell.
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Mataras
Keine Castahten
Sandra
Toade Marine
Uwrrirt
New License Bill Aims to Repeal Liquor Law
A bill introduced in the legislature by Democrat Louis A. Cuvillies proposes repealing the liquor law and creating a licensing framework for beverage trafficking. It sets a tax or fee structure and aims to regulate the alcohol business, with details as presented in the manuscript.
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Aubany. Y. Man I-A Wu
Wes
Louis A. Cuvillies
New Forty
Bolshevik Victory Report Shakes Northern Regions
A Bolshevik communique states government forces repelled northern rebel activity near Stavrepes. In Boston a coastwise steamer Cedar Springs, 3,418 tons, ran aground near Rose Island Nurragongett Bay. Wireless traffic tonight seeks immediate assistance and a lighthouse tender to refloat at high tide.
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Boston
Rose Island
Nurragongett ‘Bay
Cedar Springs
Vienna reports 1032 deaths and eight births in two weeks
A telegram from Vienna states 1,032 deaths occurred in the city, mostly children, with only eight births recorded between February and February 14. The report highlights a sharp wartime demography impact and stresses the high casualty toll in the Austrian capital.
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Vienna
Ghnhwa
Paul Poiret Dreams Influence 1920s Fashion Revival
Paris designer Paul Poiret, famed for tumbling sleep and a waking fever of fashion, dreams that revive ancient gowns and ex ornate silhouettes. Reports recount his slumber lasting ten days amid illness while 30 cable dispatches describe visions of hats, bows, and exonic ties influencing Fall 1420 styles.
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Ivemen
Thio
Saul
Lanka
Paul Loirett
Petrot
Chen
Brside
American Outlaws, Slavers, Zens Located by Mexican Troops
Mexican Federal Soldiers pursue bandits and capture efforts against American outlaws and slavers as authorities head to the bandit’s area. Reports claim Americans considered crossing the border but denied by the Nogales district commander.
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Sauric
Talstyo
Aigsipo
Tarana
B.C. Carneha
Nogales
Aessid Po Trngpe
Pune
Arivaca
New Haven Road to Cut Passenger Service
Regional rail action signals service cuts with Mexican bandit pursuit linked to cross border tensions. Reports say federal police pursued bandits after a mounted chase, while U S troops were denied crossing claims. Arizona command prepared to aid only if sheriffs' orders allow.
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New Haven Road
Return of New Haven Hartford Rafrosd Reverses to Private Ownership
Announcement by Announcer Rockhill indicates the return of the New Haven Hartford rafrosd to private ownership will occur by week’s end. Six trains will be removed from the day schedule to free 4,000 freight cars stuck by snow in southern New England. Further details and official notices will be published soon.
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New York
New Haven
Hartford
Shin
Isridge
Aouthern
New England
Rome
Femny
New
Slave Yet
Rockhill
South Wales Steel Workers Strike Spreads
In Cardiff Wales nearly all steel workers joined a general strike. About seven men are taking a forty percent cut. The industry faces an increase in war demand and a potential shutdown as 38,900 to 20,000 workers are affected. If the strike endures, main works employing thousands will halt within a week, impacting material supply.
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Cardiff
Wales
South Wales
Feneral
Geddes Chosen British Ambassador to United States
Mar 1 announced Sir Auckland Geddes will become British ambassador to the United States and depart London in about a month. He will be guest of honor at Pilgrims and other societies in London before leaving.
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Loxton
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
eMemlly
Waswader
Londerha
W H Perry Estate Probate Filed In Fairfield
Practically the entire estate of the late Winthron Perry of Fairfield is to be probated. Louisa Terry widow has filed for probate and Marca J Speciald is named executor. The estate is valued around 100000 dollars. RG Demprest and Chores LB Jennings were appointed appraisers.
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Fairfield
Marca J
Winthron
Peery
Southport Trust Co
Louisa Terry
Perry
Demprest
Jennings
Aisers
Local Aviators Incorporate to Erect Airdrome Stations
Bridgeport bonanza reveals a new aviation firm formed by Tesaier tora and associates. Incorporators include Lt. W. Parker Sealey, Bronson H. Davis, Sumner Sewell, Henry Thorne, and others. Capitalization set at 50000 dollars with 160 dollars per share. Several potential airdrome sites have been inspected and one will be established.
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Bridgeports Tesaier Tora
Talen
Aviatigon Couler
Nave G
Tyong Sport
Eluy
Slate
Durtfure
Q Tornertleist Aerial Navigation — Cemiporary
Bridgeport
Audtotney
W. Parker Sealey
Accmy Iin
Bronson H. Davis
Sumner Sewell
Henry
American Legion Pushes Military Training Effort
Washington describes a heated push by the American Legion for a national universal military training policy. House leaders plan to address the issue within pending army legislation. Senatorial and committee actions focus on amendments and aviation station prospects for New York to Boston routes.
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Washington
American Legion
House
Ermy Scorganizilior
Thomas W. Miller
Vadhimix, Ton
Del
Spentsink
Tetlon
Efforta
Optain
Congress
Mille
Senate
Eric Qan
Nota Zenerel
Artig
Bis
Trnin
Peren Po
Sintas
New York
Boston
Goast
Neracit
Chamber of Covigoren
Bueh Uta Bern
Tse
Iat
Tinta
Awa de Reid Pepork
Mexican Threat Holes Up Testimony In Senate Hearing
A fragmented report from a Senate subcommittee hearing describes Mexican government pressure and fear among Nogales and Douglas business leaders to avoid testifying. Senator Wall accuses the Mexican influence of blocking witnesses who would otherwise testify on cross-border trade and policy, with candidates and officials reluctant to appear due to safety and political concerns.
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Wwerriars
Mexico
Can
New Mexico
Francis J. Kearfus
Wall
Dougliz
Nogslus
Armona
Anc
Douglas
Nogales
Metico
Uridar
Sheriff Earhart Denies Crossing Border in Pursuit
Santa Cruz County Sheriff Ray Earhart says his posse did not cross the border in a chase tied to the cafe incident. The statement follows reports of a fatal shooting near the Marek area and the reopening of an American store in the Tubby Post region.
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Gales, Ariz
Marek J—De
Alexander Srager
Mrase
Tubby
Ray Th Eartue
Sherif
Santa Crna County
Trains Tied Up Americans Use Airplanes in France Trips
Fragmented OCR reports trains halted by a railway strike in France while Americans opt for air travel. The piece mentions figures and events in Geneva London and gentile races, with references to aircraft and transport disruptions amid tensions.
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France
Lawlea
Uncle Ram
Eam
Heney C. Tryison
Ung
Ayelie
Gempwe
Tal
U S Ruling On Prohibition Amendment Delayed By Court
The court granted indefinite delay in the Rhode Island led challenge to the Prohibition amendment. Massachusetts and Kentucky were given permission to appeal as the inquest on the federal prohibition measure moved forward with mixed reactions from state attorneys general and governors.
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Massachusetts
Kentucky
Yupreye
Tre
Kiyil
Rhode Istat
Charles J. Maghea
Rhode Island
Delaware
Northarolina
Loulsite
Indiana
Alabama
Maine
Arkansas
Michigan
Morida
Kansas
West Virginia
Nevada
Nebraska
Montana
North Dakota
Dulsote
Wruming
Utah
Oregon
Arizona
Perliament
Egent
Herbert A. Rice
Thatia
Wenthek
Aselaant Athorney
Anera Frierson
Tinghes
Foghes
Chis
Finnell
Rite
Solid South Splits and Harding Vision Prompt U S Unity
Fragmentary talking points claim Solid South is splitting and Texas Louisiana and other states shifting toward Republicanism. Senator Harding promotes restoration of Jeffersonianism and warns against Europe overreaching while urging calmer Mexican policy and national unity in the Republican cause.
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Joansas Clty
South
Texas
Louisiana
United States
Warren G. Harding
Unio
Nana
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Opor Sa
Pexas
Democrats Gain in Maine Cities Across State
In Portland and several towns Democrats won mayoral races and city council seats, shifting control from Republicans in Lewiston Waterville Bath and Ellsworth. Results put Democrats ahead in Portland and Waterville while party influence increased in other centers.
Nomination of Hunt to Be Investigated
Washington March Joe Praul reports Wilson's nomination of George W. Slint of Arizona as minister to Slamia will face subcommittees for inquiry. Complaints claim Hunt shows sympathy for the Industrial Workers of the World. The committees will also take up Bainbridge Cowby’s nomination at the next session.
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Wington
Mareh
Joe Praul
Bent Wilson
George W. Slint
Arizona
Slam Ia
Wien
Senate
Hunt
Indus- Indal Workers of the World
Pye
Bainbridge Cowby
War Veterans Reeducation Funding Question Debated
A proposal to require the federal board of vocational education to issue guidelines on reeducation applications by veterans was introduced in the House by Representative Braced, Republican, New York. The bill asks who would enforce the order and whether it had been properly issued.
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Washington, Star
Hamblican
New York
Palmer enters Georgia Democratic presidential primary race
Atlanta march 1 attorney general Palmer formally announces his bid for the Democratic nomination in a telegram to georgia party official. he states support for his candidacy and notes the april 20 preferential primary to express the voters choice. others named in petition include Clark edwards hoover robinsing and mcdAdoo with the slate to be determined by the committee.
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Waslington
Mergh le
Democriaus Bramat
Atwovnay-Gererad
Georgia
Repu
Eeu
Mr. Palmer
Tate
San Francisco
Wilson
Cox
Ohio
James W. Gerard
Germany
Wissem c. MoAdoo
Thereneury
William 7 Bryan
Robert L. Gwen
Oklahoms
Harbert Hoover
Edwards
New Jereeys Tig
Georgia Stele Committee
Palmer
Hoover
Gaid He
Georgia State Democratic’, Committee
Atlanta
Hiram L. Gardner
Georgia State Democratic Committee
Georgi
Georgiay
Chard Clark
Jersey
Herbart Hoover
Robelensing
Secretary of States
Willam G McAdoo
The
Treasury
Democratic Executive Committee
Hla
Sapey
Baye
Gearlin
Flames Spark NYC Chinatown Panic and Rescue
Fire swept an apartment building on Mott Street in Chinatown triggering panic among residents including Yom Tee and many Chinamen. Dozens refused to abandon belongings, were carried down extension ladders, and several were overcome. Firemen faced language barriers amid a chaotic rescue in the crowded neighborhood.
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New York
Mar
Chinatown
Yom Tee
Inter
Joss House
Mott Street
Mave] Lee
Nore
Boto
Mayor Wilson Balks Attempt To Probe City Expenditures
At a Common Council meeting Mayor Wilson blocked a bid by Alderman Hogan to refer a resolution requesting a detailed audit of recent city expenditures to the miscellaneous committee. The item list included printing, salaries, and street projects, with debate over whether public funds should be disclosed or exposed to private firms. The measure was sent back to the committee for action.
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Wilson Balks
Alderman Hogan
Wilson
Hosan
Posal
John ‘S Hing
Hall
Herthal
Parks
Alfred
Terry
Grand Street Bridge
East Washington Avenue Bridge
Intertipe Printing Company
City Attorney's Office
Tohn FH. Ditlen
James Holt
Charles A. Hopswood
Frank Broishwaite
Morris W. Brown
Algerman Hogan
Tnt
Raiges
Aldarman Hogan
Camiment
Hogan
Alderaan
Grosra
Comemil Sa
Nichals
Aldertan McManus
Antealoons League to Be Investigated
Albany DN March 1 The Assembly adopted regulations for a judiciary committee investigation into the fatima con lgegie by Assemblyman Louis Sugilller Democrat New York with a 69 to 5 vote.
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Albany
DN. C
Louis ‘A. Sugilller
New York
Religion in School Brandon Il Monitors Suspension For Absences
Principal Walkey of a Brandon area school suspended three pupils for failing to attend morning exercises. The action followed objections by Catholic church parishioners led by Rev Gray. The controversy centers on religious objections to school events and attendance requirements.
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Brandon
Maren
Walkey
E. 'S Gray
Court asked to rule on first member rights in Christian Science case
Boston March 1 The Christian Science dispute widens as Mrs Exilie B Hullinwell of Brooklyn petitions the Supreme Court for leave to intervene in the trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society suit against the First Church of Christ Scientist. Master Frederic Dodge hearings wrap in a bid to block director interference with publishing operations. The master’s draft report was filed and the filing deadline extended to March 12 after petitions. Earlier motions to extend to March 18 were denied. The case questions power to remove trustees and whether board members or trustees control expenditures and transactions.
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Boston
Varione
Christa Science Church
Mrg
Pubsits Fishing Society
Duwemore
Hutin
Farst
Hulin
Pelthery
Eesc
Poland to receive private loan of fifty million dollars
Washington March 1 Belletih reports that negotiations for a private loan of 50 million dollars to Poland have concluded with the People Industrial Trading Corporation of New York. The loan will be the first of its kind to any of the new European governments and aims to ease Poland's financial straits.
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Washington
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