Anarchist Emile Cottin Attacks Clemenceau in Paris
Georges Clemenceau survived a three-shot assassination attempt by Emile Cottin known as Milou. Cottin described a long plan to kill the premier, while Clemenceau recovered at home and officials awaited radiographs and possible bullet extraction.
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Colonel House
Arthur J. Balfour
M. Clemenceau
Cottin
Associated , Press
Parig
Georges Clemenceau
Emile Cottin
Milou
Parsons
France's Grand Young Man Shot in Paris
Clemenceau was shot seven times in Paris with one bullet penetrating deeply but not hitting the spine. Two bullets struck his hand and arm. The incident drew wide attention as leaders Lloyd George and others reacted.
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Adsociated Press
Paris
Clementeau
Jer Lloyd George
France
Bolsheviks See One Million-Strong Army Report
Associated Press reports from London that Russian Bolsheviks have a well equipped army of about one million, with growth possible in six to seven months. Rev. Cyprus Richard Mitchell, a YMCA secretary who spent 15 months in Bolshevik Russia, cites the size and potential durability of Bolshevik power and questions chances of non Bolshevik forces overrunning them.
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London
Cyprus Richard Mitchell
Kagan
Volga
Russia
Mitchell
United Kingdom
Peane
Raseia
Small Packers Confer Over Foreign Trade
Chicago February 19. A tentative skeleton export corporation of meat packers formed with about 70 delegates from 40 firms nationwide. Forty-five firms pledged 5000 dollars each to start under Webb Powerene law. G F Snyder says the war allotments may end and small packers could retain overseas trade formerly shared with the big five. The market reacts as allocations drop and price stabilization concerns arise.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tly Corporation
G. F. Snyder
Boston
Meat Division
The
Food Administration
Europe
Board of Trade
Taft assails anti league of nations critics in San Francisco dinner
Former President Taft denounces senators opposing the league of nations at a civic dinner in San Francisco. He defends the Monroe doctrine and world peace aims while noting the two thirds Senate hurdle for ratification. Congress debates the league with Poindexter and Fees presenting prepared speeches amid mixed replies.
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San Francisco
Senate
League of Nations
Taft
League
Wilson
Europe
Io Rauti
Poindexter
Congress
Feas
Were There the Men Mi Tap Denounced?
A brief wartime dispatch from Washington reports denouncements of actions by military men amid tensions on the home front. Details are sparse in the available copy, noting February 39 as the date of the report.
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Washington
Pacific Coast Trades Council Eyes Shipyard Strike
Seattle Feb. 1 9 Union leaders plan a 5000 shipyard workers strike on the Pacific coast. Portland district convention signals imminent action as broader demands are joined by central council through week end.
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Fy Associated Prean'y
Seattle
Portland
Pacific Coast Trades Council
Ing
Lieutenant killed when plane falls near Marchfield
A military plane crash near Marchfield claims the life of Lieutenant Ballinger. The crash injured another crew member, Lieutenant Allison, who suffered a severe leg fracture. The incident occurred during a dual control flight with Allison at the controls.
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Marchpield
Ballinger
Texas
Allison
Button
Yorside
Calif
Eight Japs Give Up Citizenship at Cuzenshi
In a wartime move during May 1948, eight Japanese nationals enlisted in the United States Navy and were granted citizenship under a government requirement. The men cited eligibility for the shipboard life and duty, signaling progress in wartime naturalization efforts.
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Wight
United States Navy
Liberty Bonds at Par Suggested by Senators
Washington February 10. Legislation to keep Liberty bonds at par was urged today by Senator Jones who was joined by other senators noting bonds now sell well below par. No definite plan was reached as Senator Lodge said it is hard to devise a method to value bonds since many are priced above market value.
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Washington
Minator Jones
Honator Lodge
Army appropriation bill passes with no record note
The army appropriation bill was approved tonight and sent to the House without a record note. The vote solidified funding for ongoing military programs as lawmakers noted no additional measures.
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Ty Associated Pree
Washington
Army
Monuto
Wyoming Day Fitting Celebrated By Women's Club
The Carnegia library room hosted Wyoming Day events with members and friends of the Women's Club. The program featured Mrs E M Smith founder, greetings by Mra Bullock, songs, poems, and a sketch on Wyoming history. Key tributes honored suffrage pioneer Mrs Peter Morris and the Wyoming state flag designer Miss Verna Keays was absent due to illness. The program closed with a reading on the Indian Paintbrush and the song Wyoming led by Mrs W F Gill, with tea served during a social hour.
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Carnegiabrary
Women's Club
Wyoming
Mra. H. W. Bullock
E. M. Smith
Wesley I
Henry BE. Henderson
Peter Morris
Mason Smith
Thomas Hunter
W. D. Gray
Norrah
Forty Fourth
Verna Keays
J. J. Walton
Bryant
W. F. Gill
J Frank Wescott
Mr. Bullock
Henry BD. Henderson
Iver Johnson
Bia
Maximilian Hardin Says Germans Misled Over War Cause
Berlin born Maximilian Hardin, speaking in Brussels, says Germans were misled about the war, blaming the Kaiser for insisting on it, defending Belgium as a crime, and noting civilians fear admitting their country fought for a depraved cause. He accuses leaders of pushing the war while citizens cling to grief.
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Brussels
Maximilian Hardin
Berlin
Germany
England
France
Kaiser
Leopold
Belgium
Flo
Coura
Nardin
Leader of Butt Staners Jailed
A wired fragment reports the leader of a group named Butt Staners facing federal charges. The text cites arrest in Butte and notes involvement in a scheme causing harm, with details obscured by OCR issues.
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Butt Staners
Butte
Kennedy
L. Wy
Officials Exempt From 1918 Income Tax Demand
The internal revenue department ruled that official employees of city county and state governments need not pay income tax on their 1918 public service salaries. Governors to policemen are exempt and need not include this in tax returns. Federal employees are not covered.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Department
Ariand Offered 60000 For Lectures In Europe
M Ariand a French expressor was offered sixty thousand dollars to deliver a spring of lectures in European capitals. He declined the offers and returned to work as a lawyer.
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M. Ariand
France
Europa
Buc
Leck
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