Carey would disfranchise Milwaukee and nearby areas
Governor Robert E. Carey, speaking in Casper to the American Legion, urged stripping Milwaukee and adjacent regions of voting rights. He denounced radicalism and challenged Legion members to engage in politics this year. The note recalls Vic Berger, a socialist twice rejected by Congress for disloyalty.
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Berger
Casper
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Wisconsin
Vica Berger
Congress
Erger
Two American Flyers Held After Forced Landing in Sonora
Lieutenants Usher and Wolf of the Twentieth aerial squadron were forced to land near Nacazara Sonora 79 miles south of Douglas and are under technical arrest at the municipal office. Reports say they were treated with courtesy as the governor and central government were notified.
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Wolf
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Sonora
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Man Ranch
Nacacara
Presidente Municipal
Francisco M. Paraza
Presidente
Adolfo Dela Huerta
Hermosilla
Fort Bliss
Presidente Paraza
Montezuma
Arizona District
Robert L. Wowze
Fel Paso
Usher
Howze
Columbus
New Mexico
Arizona
Trade negotiators clash over clothing price policy
Washington February talks between the justice department panel aiming to curb living costs and clothing manufacturers stalled with heated debates over profit margins. Both sides urged to trim profits while secrecy shrouded sessions that extended late, with plans to split into committees not yet agreed.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Weather outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday
Partly cloudy Tuesday with a warming trend. Wednesday appears fairer and warmer overall for the region. Winds light with no precipitation expected, and temperatures rising slightly above Tuesday.
Dempsey Shapes Puppy into Future Ring Mascot
Jack Dempsey trains a young puppy to become a ferocious looking mascot for his boxing career. The puppy, still small, is being raised from a baby to mold its presence for future championship aura.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
Dempsey
Money in Heaps Corruptly Used in Newberry Campaign
Federal court in Grand Rapids heard an outline of government proof against U S senator Truman H Newberry and 123 associates in a 1918 campaign conspiracy case. Frank D Dailey depicted vast spending including a Detroit campaign manager paid thousands and heaps of currency at Detroit and Grand Rapids HQs.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman H. Newberry
United States
Frank D. Dailey
James O. Murfin
Senate
Ty Martin W. Littleton
Ile
Secret Service
Dailey
Milton Oakman
Detroit
Newberry Organization
John Bull Gives Attention to His American Cousin
London reports on US British relations dominate morning papers with dispatches from American correspondents and letters from Viscount Grey and Secretary Glass. The coverage notes a bitter anti Britain campaign in the US and urges fair consideration and mutual understanding.
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John Bull
London
United States
Great Britain
Viscount Grey
Glass
Viscount Gray
Senate drums up fight over peace treaty
Republican leaders and Democrats plan to reopen debate on the peace treaty in the Senate early next week. Lodge counters with a similar bid to resume a week earlier. While some progress on minor points is hoped, officials doubt progress on Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine. Leaders seek ways to limit debate, with cloture discussed but not favored.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Whiskey Cargo Seized On Black Star Liner Yarmouth
In New York harbor the Black Star liner Yarmouth carries a whiskey cargo valued at 4.8 million dollars awaiting further action. The seizure or inspection status remains to be disclosed as authorities review the consignment.
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New York
Yarmouth
New York Harbor
Disloyalists Sentenced in San Francisco Case
The court in San Francisco on February 2 sentenced Frank P. Howenstein to 10 years and Idell Turn to Page 8 No. 7 in connection with the disloyalist case.
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Pago S
San Francisco
Frank P. Howenstine
Idell
Harvard Committee Forecasts Possible Price Recession
The Harvard Committee on Economic Research reports the United States may see a pause in rising prices and business activity, with a possible price drop, based on November and December figures though a violent recession in commodity prices is not yet likely.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Committee On Economic Research
Harvard University
United States
Suits for Half Million Damages Filed Against Ban Johnson
New York February 2 suits were served on Ban Johnson president of the American League and five club owners Connie Mack Clark Griffith Frank Navin Phil Wall and James Dunn in a $500 000 damage action filed after the December American League meeting. The five magnates were named in one of three suits served today against Johnson.
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American League
New York
Ban Johnson
Ami
Johnson
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Clark “Griffith
Aints
Ork
Iican League
Washington
Frank “Navin
Detroit
Phil
Wall of- St. Louis
James Dunn
Cleveland
Compromise Oil Leasing Bill Nears Final Passage
After three months of stalemate the house and senate conferees reached agreement on an oil land leasing bill. The measure opens about 75 million acres in Western states to development and allocates royalties among the reclamation fund states and the government.
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Washington
House
Senate
Smoot
Utah
Reclamation Fund
Byrnes Calls For Discharge Of Admiral Sims
South Carolina Congressman Byrnes urged in a speech that Admiral Sims be dishonorably discharged from the navy. Sims had testified before a senate committee on medal awards and criticized the lack of cooperation from Secretary Daniels while abroad.
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Byrnes
South Carolina
House
Admiral Sims
Navy
Sims
Senate
Daniels
New Agric Secretary Meredith Seeks Cost of Living Relief
Edwin T. Meredith takes the oath as secretary of agriculture urging elimination of useless workers and faster industry to address high living costs. He says cooperation across business and labor is needed as farm supplies shrink and prices rise. A separate seismograph report notes a severe earthquake near Washington lasting over two hours, centered far offshore.
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Washington
Edwin T. Meredith
Washington Washington
Georgetown University
Deportation Trial Halts After First Day in Tombstone
In Tombstone Arizona on February 2 4 the first day of the trial of 210 men charged with kidnaping connected to the 1917 deportation of 1186 IWW copper miners and sympathizers from Bisbee ended abruptly. County Attorney Robert N French adjourned to morning to decide whether to drop charges against three defendants due to absent witnesses. He had filed affidavits for continuance noting two key witnesses were out of state and said he would telegraph for their attendance.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Bisbee
Robert N. French
French
Robert Sandtner
James Boyd
Phil Tavarera
Wrench
Foreign exchange hits new low in American market
In New York on February 2, the market recorded new low exchange rates for several currencies led by the British pound at 3.3444, down 424 from its previous minimum, with declines also seen in the French Belgian Italian and Danish currencies.
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New York
Polish allies consider peace offers with Soviet Russia
London observers report the Polish government and the allies weighing Moscow’s peace dispatch calling for a friendly settlement of all disputes with Soviet Russia. Polish foreign minister Bievie has been in London to consult Lloyd George and will return to Warsaw. decision rests with the Polish Diet after M Patek’s discussions in London and Paris.
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Russia
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Warsaw
M. Saplelia
Polis
Fieve
Ié Agg Livard
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Portia
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