Japan Spokesman Shrewdly Prepares for Second Stroke
Baron Makino leads the Japanese delegation as a special committee studies Belgium indemnity. He lauds a pivotal document uniting nations and hints at future propositions while promising no discussion at present. The remarks frame international gratitude for a historic move.
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Court Martial Debate Shapes Posture of Military Bill
Washington February 16 criticism of court martial procedure marked the debate on the appropriation bill. Night sessions failed to block items called complete Kuceses and costs for coast artillery. An amendment bans army autos for private use. Rep Johnson of South Dakota attacked the system. Gordon won on a point of order.
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China Tense Over Japanese Delegation Attitude
Chinese leaders protest Japan's delegation stance amid claims of intimidation during talks. Premier backed envoy Chang asserts independent action and confidence in Beijing peace delegates. Makino reportedly agreed to some issue, but apparent agreements remain uncertain.
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Fragmentary statement on Chinese militarists and treaties
A fragment notes that publication is avoided for other reasons and hints at a thorough investigation. It suggests Chinese militarists may be deeply involved and fear disclosure to the treaties, implying suppression of information pending further inquiry.
House halts army half million reorganization plan
The House blocked parliamentary action on a wartime plan to form a temporary army of half a million for the year starting July next. Representative Humphrey opposed the bill, while Representative McKenzie offered a substitute to create a regular army of 176,000 over three years with presidential discretion to expand as needed.
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Drastic laws urged to curb radical propaganda
In Washington on February 15 Senators Thomas and Weeks urged strong measures in the appropriation bill to curb radical publications. Thomas warned of a mushrooming threat and said such papers incite insurrection and preach dagger and torch doctrines amid looming upheaval.
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Federal builders strike ties up Monday meetings
Federal authorities sought a settlement in the nationwide building trades strike set for Monday as union leaders agreed to submit the case to the national war labor board. The walkout, backing carpenters seeking a $1 daily raise, threatens to disrupt government construction plans and leave about 100,000 men unemployed.
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Wilson Asks Congress to Hold Off Debate on League
President urges delay in discussing the League of Nations until key details are laid before Congress. A White House meeting with the council drafting the league’s articles is planned to brief lawmakers and align on the 26 articles drafted by an international committee. Hugh Camp Wallace is nominated as ambassador to France.
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Judge Sent to Jail for Contempt amid County Debt Fight
The article details former Judge J. Evans and other Dallas county officials facing contempt in federal court over bond debts tied to railroad construction. It notes years of judgments, a 1911 $1,923,900 principal and interest, a special election to pay $70,000, and Evans serving jail time as federal authorities pursue compliance amid ongoing tax and debt disputes.
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Dardanelles Open to U S Trade for First Time in War
Washington reports the Dardanelles are opened to trade between America and Turkey and Bulgaria marking the most extensive reopening since the war began. The War Trade Board says the Supreme Economic Council in Paris authorized the resumption while ensuring it does not affect the central powers blockade. Trade routes to the Black Sea and Armenia regions are involved.
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Alfredo de Oro Wins Card Championship in Chicago
Alfredo de Oro, Cuban billiards star from New York, defeats Andre Kietcheter of the city to take the three cushion card title in a 150 point match. The Cuban wins by 150 to 145 after a tense round of play with cheers and expert cue work.
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Republicans Gain Upper Hand Within Portugal
London dispatch reports in northern Portugal the people of Oporto note a republican trend. The Lisbon telegram confirms the shift, as authorities and citizens respond to the republic’s momentum.
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Impressive Capitol Ceremony Honors State Officials
A grand Capitol ceremony featured Senate and House members escorting officials to the hall. Governor Carey addressed lawmakers on bills, budgeting, and the highway movement while Speaker Sullivan introduced dignitaries and highlighted the administration’s aims and faith to constituents.
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Wyoming Day Celebrated with Flag Bill Acknowledgment
The article describes a Wyoming Day celebration featuring speeches and tributes to state history and symbols. It notes contributions from figures associated with Albany County and mentions the flag bill's passage and the connections to the state’s buffalo emblem and seal.
Reconstruction study urged by Cummins amid senate clash
Senator Cummins pressed immediate study of reconstruction issues urging joint investigation committees as soldiers return home discontent grows. Senator Weeks noted Italy England and France already study such problems and criticized U S inaction delaying river and harbors work.
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Governor Nominates New Pharmacy Board Member
The governor notified the senate of a six year appointment to the state board of pharmacy, naming Ray J. Cook of Casper to succeed George E. Cureton of Lusk. He also released pardon figures from Sept 20 1916 to Sept 30 1918 showing 8 pardons per hundred with most for murder and larceny. House bills await third reading as senate and house meet in joint session to receive the state flag from the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Daughters of the American Revoluton
Fifty Three Reds Rounded Up After Seattle Affair
Seattle reports say fifty three alleged radicals affiliated with T W W were arrested after a general strike. Eight held in default of five thousand bail on criminal anarchy charges, seven more in custody facing the same charges, ten released from county jail. Roosevelt?
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