Japan to pursue unaltered policy in Shantung case
K Shidehara, Japanese ambassador to the United States, told a Japan Society dinner in New York that Japan will follow an unaltered policy on Shantung. He urged China to choose between an early settlement or a prolonged, unsettled dispute and stressed Japan’s vital national interests and need for self protection. He warned that expansion and economic aims in China are linked to Japan’s destiny and cautioned against any expectation of American or European support abandoning Japan’s course.
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Sesaré
China
K. Shidehara
United States
Japan Society
Shantung
Japan
Shidehara
America
Ahaa
Natal
Indus
Wwe
Shid
Ragerd Ip
Vermont towns vote wet in Rutland state results
May results show 11 of 14 counties voting wet, largest tally since 1902 when most towns backed alcohol prohibition. West Vitsi region rejected Lieashton action, voting 16 to 13 against woman suffrage ratification, ending further attempts at the special session.
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Rutland
Une
Lieashton
Suade
Poland's Peace Terms Condemned by Socialists in London
Londons socialist leader George Lansbury and labor organ Horace Horle critique Poland's peace terms as wholly unacceptable to Russia. They argue for independence and strong borders, warning that any concessions would embolden Russian influence and threaten regional stability.
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Poland
Russia
Socialist
London
Mar
Ilani
Rowsla
George Lansbury
Beittyhorse Commons
Minelude
Tiacos
Toland
Asujae
Police scandal erupts as New York graft case widens
A grand jury heard evidence of police graft involving bribes paid by women to Detective John J. Ganson amid broader probes of the NYPD. Rebecca Melvade testified she paid about 5 000 dollars, gave clothes and other gifts, and posed as a detective to secure arrests of others who refused to pay. Stella Young corroborated the bribery and extortion allegations as the force faces renewed accusations of shielding graft.
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New York
Afarch
Martin
Patien
John J. Canson
Bern
Prand
uUpoh Wonen
Firstraullormete
Rebecce Melvade
Nessea
Guison
Elster
Stella Young
Gunsan
Iu Ha
Cour
Chen
Poliee Trial Board
Rosaleky
Meiyado Wiao
If & Young
Lowley
Fife
Rose
Vrarg
Trains Crash. multiple deaths and injuries reported
A catastrophic Central Railroad derailment near Matamoras New Jersey results in at least three deaths and numerous injuries. Debris and smoke cloud the platform as engineers and workers are killed, with emergency crews rushing to the scene and local hospitals overwhelmed.
Thieves steal hopes of Polish couple reunion in dawn break-in
Joseph Pique and Marek Plazak lost all in a burglary that shattered a Warsaw bound dream. Thieves took 3770 in cash, two $50 liberty bonds, and other valuables from three tenants including Presovek, who reported the break at Watley street. One man lamented the loss of a chance to see his wife again as he faced an empty room and stolen savings.
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Joseph Piagek
Poland
Marek
Tre Elt
Piazok
Oburginis
Watley
M41
Choveh Street
Plazek
Wall
Pinsek
Ingriet
Rebs Capture 1,503 Officers at Odessa
Military report notes that Confederate forces captured 1,503 officers at Odessa in a action described as part of a broader engagement. The tally includes senior officers such as generals and colonels, with accompanying figures from allied units.
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Rebs
Odessa
Jenkins' Benefactor Arrested in New York
A noted patron linked to the Jenkins case was arrested in New York after a warrant was issued. The individual, described as beloved by police, posted bail for WL G. denis Cyjgrod Sutter consular agents, and was taken into custody at the Rotel Plax after the alleged offense. Investigation details remain undisclosed.
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Jenkins
New York
York
Mare
Form Society Fights for Free Speech Here
An unclear society meeting in New York near Manhattan discusses promoting free speech and elects officers. The readable text outlines plans to advocate for civil liberties and organize activities while noting timing and attendance concerns.
Wood in Every State Age Me 8 Mesias re WWoud ME be Ried Sar
Fragmentary OCR note suggests an event about a state presidential powereive at California with Waldam Cooper Urue named as sror chairman of Limited, but text is garbled and details are unclear.
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Asiriass
Bae Sorsible
California
Waldam Cooper Uruesror
Limited Compl
Welcome Investigation Sparks Anti-Saloon League Stand
SUW YORK March 3 William T Anderson state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League telegraphed Thaddeus C Lucet speaker of the assembly that the league will not hinder the proposed investigation into its activities, calling it an assault on prohibition. He offered to appear before the judiciary committee only as to the league's alleged legislative exposes. He argued no legislative expenses were incurred and said the league would resist broad fishing probes aimed at discrediting its church work and German brewers influence.
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Summer
Internahin Lw
Poly Wien
Torres
Matamoros
Mexios
Eagle
Uralte Zignesas Nad Bev
Forres
Mexico
Aife
Ilva
wWew
Henry Forres
Suw York
William T. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League
Thaddeus C. Lucet
Assembly
League
Mc Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Alba
Titsureneng
Florence
Sodiaist _ assemblymne
Pfiliquit
Thinddeun
Sweet
Ghitter
Karmal
Hit
Samainari
Caunsi
Ug Ik
Russia
Innae
Etallian Regio
Wasetshlynion
Hillquig
Mir
Mira
Gan
Kevan Ubarges
Seymour Stein
Ovo
Gil
Lin Ehtes
Nad Ovalng Ak
Myak Suet Isin
al Pany
Ty Powell
Hillquit Answers Sweet’s Charges Demands Exoneration
Hillquit responds to charges raised by Sweet, insisting on exoneration. The dispute centers on alleged conduct and the call for formal clearing of Hillquit’s name amid mounting public interest.
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Hillquit
Sweet
Arrest Raids In Dublin Stir Political Tensions
Reports from Dublin describe police and military raids targeting transport workers and related groups. Key figures, including William O Brien and Sinn Fein MP Thomas Hunter, are detained as authorities search homes and offices across the city, with conscription and labor unrest cited as aggravating factors amid protests and gallery laughter.
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Liberty Hall
Larkins Transport Workers
Banda
Grocers
Vie Gnelle
Aloes
Leinster
Wiliam 'O'Brlod
Pram
Thomas Hunter
Sinn
Northonet Cork
Peter Clancy
Geleuteraie
Yrinall van Ny Nas
Teelas
Four Men Held in $100,000 Thefts
Four men were arrested tonight after police uncovered a warehouse stash of $100,000 in silver, tires, jewelry and dry goods believed to be proceeds of multiple robberies. Suspects William Tehlenfels and Kimberly Lechtenfels, in the house, and James Snoff and George Miller, chauffeurs, face grand larceny charges as police chase leads.
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Con Cheerou
Trai Bion
Mamtiaseoey
Pekorers
William Tehlenfels
Beoshar
Kimil Lichtenfels
Vecely
James Snoff
Tech
Bonus to soldiers sparks tax objections on relief plan
Washington lawmakers debated military aid with Rep Hull of Tennessee arguing that $800 million in higher taxes are needed to fund current war costs and warning a bonus would create an oppressive tax system. Veterans leaders pressed for aid, while critics warned further bonds burden taxpayers and delayed relief.
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Representative Hall
Tennessee
Committee of Congress
Washington
Mar
House
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Hull
Jane
Aigloa
Edward’ S Hales
The
Veterans of Foreign Wara
United States
Ins
Repis
Rainey
WMS Noiss- Cay
Cathy
Shea
Rainny
Carder
Myles Yithy
Memu
Solurian
Afike
Conn Singer
Taraés
Saar
Fiitpussdinl
War Dept promises expenses for return of all American soldiers
Washington March theWar Department assures payment of all expenses tied to returning American soldiers from Europe. Secretary Baker reports to Gold Star mothers that transportation costs from overseas to home are covered and the War Risk Bureau may pay funeral costs up to 100 in each case, with cemetery burial fees included.
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War Dept
Washington
Mar'oh
Dowd
Europe
Secy
Baker
War Department
Text of Kin
Alt. Bakar
War Risk Bureau
Boy Fires At Bus Passengers in Wild West Themed Attempt
Tony IWiadeta, 14, allegedly fired blank cartridges at a New York city bus, causing panic among passengers. A nearby officer confronted him before he could harm anyone. Police report the incident as juvenile delinquency. the suspect was taken into custody.
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New York
Tony Iwiadeta
Polica
Tony
Wood alcohol dealers enter no defense in murder case
Hartland court hears 16 counts tied to Christmas time wood alcohol distribution leading to whiskey sales. Defendants Nathen Salsserg and others plead nolo contendere to manslaughter as jury and judge await sentencing on Friday.
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Hartlond
TaFrank Reae
Nathan Salsserg
Dacads
Broerwine
Seal Joseph
Nolo Conde
Jal
Wil
Priday
Two Killed As Train Crashes In New Jersey
An early report states two people died when a Jersey railroad accident near Newark involved a collision and overturned cars. JP Stolson is identified as dead, with the incident affecting several vehicles and prompting emergency responses in New York.
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JP Stolson
New York
Masel J—tlarre Os Eimaon
Gua. Bemntidh
York Grutes
Mfen'a
Worinchan
Kansita Gils
William H Coon to Succeed Dr Brown as City Health Officer
William H. Coon selected to succeed Dr. Brown as City Health Officer amid Board of Health deliberations. The appointment follows a formal search process with meetings noting industrial health care emphasis and risk management. Coon, born in Bridgeport in November, joins the board’s evolving focus on urban health governance and public safety.
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William H. Coon
Dr. Brown
Willaim
Sievessar
Healey Omeer
Walter A
Board of Health
Rirldzenert
Hand Auierter
Washington
Rent Reduction Issue Emerges in Hartford Campaign
Amid campaign chatter in Hartford tenants call for rent relief. Voters hear proposals to ease housing costs as candidates promise action to improve the home situation and curb sharp increases amid fears.
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Hartford
Tlarthorm
Mara
Meeting on March Friday Evening With Dr Campbell Address
An Acneritanivation meeting is planned for Friday evening at Avon Ng Ro p.m. Dr A Campbell will deliver an address on the topic Thad: Boveos Mat Be Men. Dr Walter UW Begin will speak in a follow up session.
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A. Campbell
Walter UW. Begin
Ready to Float Allies 96 London Interview Voice
A Pal Mall Gazette interview quotes Vaida Vreve premier about the restoration of the monarchy in Hungary. He discusses possible actions by the regent and the potential return of Charles as king. A secret mob activity is hinted, with night-time movement and a tense political atmosphere.
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London
Mar
Vaida
Rowmance
Pal Mall Gazette
Lodhar Romacdinas
Hungary
Charies
Forthy
Watsa
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