Turkey’s Ottoman Empire Shrinks Under Allied Restriction
The Allied Supreme Council enacts drastic limits on Turkey’s frontiers and population. Only about 6,000,000 people remain inside a vastly reduced Anatolia area compared with the pre war 30,000,000. The Turkish navy is dismantled except for a few revenue cutters, and a commission will determine indemnities and finance measures.
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Ons Premo Council
Turkey
Greater
New
Vorkas Covarsd
Danudd
Ted Sea
Anatoly
Lo Mahomet
Wigyalighorn
Constay
Freveh
Permission Denied to Socialist Speaker Waldman
Louis A. Waldman, one of five Socialists ousted by the New York Assembly, is barred from speaking here as Police Superintendent John H. Redgate refused a permit for Waldman to address supporters on March 14 at Eagles hats on Madison Avenue. The move follows earlier refusals, including Scott Nearing's lecture, prompting the Bridgeport Philosophical Society to close its season early.
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Louis A. Waldman
New York Assembly
John H. Redgate
Focal Socialist Party
Waldman
Magison Avyonue
Redgate
Scott Nearing
Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Dr Bishop Sued by Actress Wife in New Haven Suit
A court suit filed in November 1913 accuses Bishop of New Haven of failing to support his actress wife since 1913 and seeking a monetary order. The complaint alleges repeated failure to contribute. the bishop, formerly of Brainwes, countered with claims tied to property interests valued around $100,000.
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Aghiose Wallan
New Haven
Laportes
Nus
Bixhop
Bianwes
Pedr P
Woul
Ayinoma
Yalon
Bishop Tone
New
Proghyeyn Votes On Liquor Policies In Town Meeting
Local town meeting addressed liquor questions amid policy debates. Report cites Massachusetts town status as wealthiest with large population and mentions notable figures and vote outcomes.
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Progheyn
Bhegur Lind Mars
Brookmé
Lung Het
Massachusetts
Toewna
Neense
Allies May Extend Aid To Germany In Big Loan
Report from London says the peace conference is shifting toward aiding Germany as a means to stabilize Europe. Britain and David Lloyd George push for a broad international loan to Germany, with small neutral nations invited to participate.争 The French delegation remains cautious, while debate continues on indemnities and reparation financing. The Italians and Jugo-Slavs wait to see President Wilson's stance on direct territorial settlements.
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Germany
Jeutons
M. Glemenceat
Iielm
Thur Asrocraiod Press
London
Mar
Europe
Great Britain
David Lloyd-George
Genfarancs Ly
Nevessky
Wilson
Three Burned To Death In Seaplane Crash At Everglades
Fragmentary report notes three people killed when a seaplane fell into flames near Everglades. Additional garbled text mentions local officials and road tax assessment in a county’s southern area.
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Everglades
Yers
Mar. MI
Doversiades
France
G. Hunter Bryvtla Assestor
Thomas H. Colcord
Tha’ Wity Council
Hee County
Tax Delinquent List Compiled by Collector
The tax collector released a list of delinquents after yesterday's collection drive. About 900 people failed to pay, while 39,900 in fines were recorded. arrests are possible for nonpayment and court costs will apply.
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Melina
Reed seeks U S Grain Corp investigation in Senate
Democrat Reid of Missouri introduces a resolution urging the Senate Manufactures Committee to probe alleged dealings, operations, and speculation by the United States Grain Corporation and the wheat pool. The measure was referred to the auditing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sf Reid
Missouri
Senate Manufactures
United States Grain Corporation
Piglet Proves a Walking Delegate in Town Market Chaos
An errant pig disrupts a town market, causing chaos as vendors, spectators, and workers flee. The creature darts through streets dropping water and disrupting routines, while bystanders react with alarm and officials consider traffic and safety impacts.
Senator May Ratify Suffrage Amid West Virginia Session
In West Virginia the Senate adjourned without reconsidering the suffrage ratification. A pair for Senator Janse A. Black of Wheeling may supply needed votes while Blach, in California, sent a telegram of support and urged a proxy vote. The House delayed action, setting the matter as a special order for tomorrow afternoon.
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W. ‘Vo
West Virginia
Senate
Senata
Smaigr Janse A. Blach
Wheeling
California
Blach
Thit
Portman Arrested on Charge of Bigamy
City court will hear the case in the morning as Portman faces bigamy charges. Court records indicate a marriage to another woman in 1944 at Winchester Virginia and a separate alleged spouse in Baltimore. The proceedings follow reports of a second wife identified as Mrs. Charity.
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Portman
Baltimore
Winchester, Virgina
Crown Prince's Former Fifa Sear Seeks New Job
Berlin dispatch notes the Tageblatt Rundschau publishing a situations wanted column. Former crown prince assistant seeks a post with a single gentleman in Germany or abroad. The listing claims good handwriting and broad education.
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Fifassear
Berlin
Tage Us the Rundschat
Prnle Beka
Wharmany
Aldad
Democrats Aid GOP in Vote on PAGT Reservation
Seven Democratic lawmakers joined the GOP in backing a motion on PAGT reservation, Bolstering support as Senator Borah expressed high glee over the development.
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G.O.P
Borah
Extra Back Pay Push for Soldiers Meets Firm Senate Push
Washington dispatch reports that extra back pay for soldiers is urged based on service, with representatives decrying peace treaty hopes. The Monroe Doctrine reservation passed 58 to 22 amid Democratic defections, as leaders like Hitchcock and Fletchers faced defeats on reservations. Senator Borah calls the result a death blow to the treaty, noting the split among Democrats and Republicans and the ongoing debate on League of Nations jurisdiction.
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Wastlingdon
Mary
Titchcock
Lodse
Monroe
Monroe Doctrine
United States
Benner
League of Nations
League
Democrata
Democrate
I cd
Borah
Maxis Nat I
Flare Up at Hearing on Soldier Relief Bills
Washington March hearings on veteran aid drew 390 citizens as the House Ways and Means committee opened public talks. Franklin dOlier, national commander of the American Legion, urged extra bank pay based on service length and denounced the idea of aid as a poverty program, while leaders clashed over hearing procedures and witness limits.
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Washington
Maron
American Legion
Garvica Yen
Frantkiin d'Olier
Legion
Troy
Ward
Woler
Thomas Z. Miler
Nwhimington
Del
Jugo Slavs Note on Adriatic Accord With Wilson Plan
Washington reports outline of the Jugo-Slav government note to France and Britain on January 20 endorsing the December 9 Anglo American settlement but raising objections. It stresses that cession of Dalmatia to Italy lacks nationalist consent and would inflame irredentist tensions. The note questions enlarging Italian control near the Saint Pierre junction and cautions against a wider readjustment of borders. Continued discussion noted on page two.
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Washington
Adriatic
State Department
Sident Wilson
Secreta Polk
United States
Italy
Liasse
Dalmasia
Wilson
Vitories
Titan
Wilaor
Sencuetcha
Saint Pierre Gallriad
Vienna
Une
Naeain Tha Wilson Menorgn
CATS AND BURGLARS TO GET FAIR WARNING OF FIDO'S APPROACH
A Bridgeport plan to fit dogs and perhaps mice with bells to warn of Fido's approach advances. The town clerk has 4,000 Liberty bell shaped tags ready for dogs, with a start date after April 1. A gender tax of 25 cents for dog tags and 14.25 for a war tax is noted.
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Fido
Bridgegart
Bridgeport
Tiga
Governor calls special session on suffrage for March 22
Seattle report marks Governor urging lawmakers to convene a special session on March 22 to address the federal suffrage amendment. Vic Washington appears among legislators as the capital debates the political move and state response.
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Seattle
Wash
Fools Hart
Vic
Washington Legislature
Johnson Charges Opponents With Lavish Expenditures
Senator Hiram Johnson levelled sharp accusations against Major General Leonard Wood and Governor Frank Lowden over alleged extravagant spending in the South Dakota Republican presidential primary. He framed the contest as a battle between wealth and the common man, pledging to mobilize the American people against big business influence in politics.
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Johnson
Dakota
California
Wood
Gov. Lowden
South Dakota
Genaloe
Navy court to probe Fletcher charges and Brest removal
traces of a court inquiry ordered by Secretary Daniels into Rear Admiral Fletcher and the Brest command amid wartime naval policy criticisms. Senate naval committee hearings follow as Rear Admiral Pleicher is removed after the Ant Hill torpedoing, with details of Simms critique and legality reviewed.
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Washington, Mar
Brest
Antillng
United States
Sima
Pleicher
Daniel ‘ Fletcher
Wetcher
Jb Waa
Eawalt Arived da Whehington Tomar
Daniels
Agether
Pletcher
United States Naval Forces
Admiral Simson
Wol. Rogers
TH Oliver
J. A. Hooverwerk
K. of
Bennett Geting
Plans for Pleasure Resort on Steeplechase Island Cancelled
New York amusement interests will not open Steeplechase Island as a pleasure resort this summer due to insufficient funds and unresolved financing. The aging drawbridge and decaying piers pose navigation hazards, with a portion of railing already falling into the harbor. City action or government intervention may be required to avert danger.
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New York
Mar
Trallam
United States
Fills Island
Washington
Catder
Elis Ja
Eltins
Ayery
Hills Island
Steeplechase Island
Cha Feland
Chanman Wamer
Sven
President Wilson Pushes Railway Wage Conference
President Wilson urged selection of a bipartisan board under Section 301 of the Transportation Act to mediate the railway wage dispute. He asked carriers to appoint representatives to meet with union picks promptly to avoid delay and handle the matter in accordance with law.
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Washington
F. Dent Wilson
Pirpom
Wilson
Dlec
Thane Brotherhoods
Aba
Taswin Cuyler
Phatroan
Fanv
Hines
Cuylet
Anto
Sinca
Man and
Yucht
Tno
Whison
Association
NEW YORK BOMB SQUAD CHIEF DIES SUDDENLY
New York park inspector Owen Bazan of the Bureau of Combustibles collapsed dead outside Grand Central Palace. Inspector Bazan, a 24 year fire department veteran, was a leading explosives expert involved in major bombing cases and had survived a 1919 finger loss incident while examining a suspicious package tied to wartime enemy activity.
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York
Owen Bazan
Burea
New York
Grand Central Palace
Indy
Esgan
Xs-Am
Eagan
Otto A. Resataky
Alleny A
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