Reds Try to End Government Argentina in dail-600
Buenos Aires and Washington reports describe a large-scale strike and violent clashes as Russian prisoners and activists resist police efforts. Martial law was debated in Buenos Aires with thousands of cadets summoned, while the Soviet government said Waid died resisting arrest as authorities seized police stations and government buildings.
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Associated Preas
RANOS
Glen Republic
Buenos Atres
Buenos Aires
Supreme Command
Waid
California and Washington Ratify Prohibition Amendment
California and Washington ratified the national prohibition amendment, reaching 21 states in support. Arkansas house and Louisiana senate voted for the amendment while Illinois house plans to act tomorrow. Colorado approval is noted as pending.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
California
Washington
Colorado
Arkansas House
Louisians Senate
Illinois House
Russians Hope United States Fix Siberian Rail Line
From Vladivostok to Omsk the Siberian rail route suffers ruin east of Irkutsiy. Locals call for US intervention and support for Mr Stephens to repair the line, fearing Bolshevik disruption and continued poverty. People urge a clear US policy and keep the Trans Siberian route open.
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Associated Press
Omsk
Vladivostok
Sone Blanta
Irkutsiy
Prans-Siberian
Stephens
United States
Siberian
Mr. Stephens
Europe
Russia
Prince of Wales joins American zone visit at dance
The Prince of Wales returned to British headquarters after dinner with General Dittman in Coblenz. He mingled with Red Cross nurses at a dance, learned American dancing steps from instructors, and danced with Miss Agnes Kahn of Baltimore among others. He joined the social scene despite being a guest of honor.
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Coblenz
Prince of Wales
Goodby
Dittman
Tatharshah
Red Cross
Agnes Kahn
Baltimore
Misa Kahn
Tie
Sullivan to be Speaker of House And Powers President of Senate Fifteenth Wyoming Legislature
The Fifteenth Wyoming Legislature convenes at 12 noon with Sullivan named Speaker of the House and Powers elected President of the Senate. Officers and employes for both houses will be chosen by caucus and confirmed at the opening. The session spans forty calendar days through February 23, with five Sundays counted as legislative days.
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Wyoming
Thomas G. Powers
Goshen County
Senate
Peter Kooi
Sheridan County
Frank ©. Hunter
Cheyenne
Don Murray
Carbon
Eugene Sullivan
Big Mars County
J. C. Underwood
Washington
House
Willam B
George OC. Rattler
BH. E. Brace
Wilsons Appeal Answered by Passage of Bill
President Wilson urged Congress to set aside 100000 six hundred for reef in Europe. The House passed the bill overwhelmingly and it heads to the Senate for swift approval. Berne reports Bavarian elections favor socialists and conservatives, Spartacans defeated.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
National Woman's Party
Wilson
Congress
Europe
House
Senate
Berne
Bavarian National Council
Spartacans
Weather outlook for Tuesday and Wednesday
Fair skies for Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the southern portion. The forecast notes lighter winds and no precipitation expected in the period.
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South Portion
Air supremacy debate fuels criticism of news censorship
Governor Allen lambasted wartime censorship as Germans’ air mastery era ends amid claims of missing artillery horses and scarce aircraft. He cited the Argonne fighting and the lack of planes and aviators, calling it mastery of hot air and praising brave soldiers despite logistics failures.
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Topeka
Jan
Allen
Argonné
France
Red Cross
Germany
Kendrick Bill Sees Promising Outlook In Conference
Special to State Leader reports the conference committees on the leasing bill met today and express optimism. Oil operators appear ready to compromise eliminating a chief delay factor. Administration leaders hope the bill passes before the current session ends, with another conferees meeting set for Wednesday. Hearings on the Kendrick bill to control packers and secure a free market for producers and consumers and to place refrigerator cars under interstate act operation begin Tuesday before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Washington, D. C
Kending& Bill
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Roosevelt Memorial Polar Expedition Planned for June
The Bartlett led polar expedition to survey the North Pole by air will be named the Roosevelt Memorial expedition. Any new lands found will bear the name Roosevelt land. The Area Club of America funds the mission and a related Armenian relief appeal is supported by Congress and the state department.
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New York
R. A. Bartlett
North Pole
Area Club of America
Roosevelt Land
Sherley
Wilson
Martin
House
State Department
Henry White
Megnages
Train Crash Kills Nine on Scranton Flyer Collision
Nine persons died and many were injured when the Scranton Flyer crashed into the rear of a Doylestown local train near Fort Washington station fifteen miles north of Philadelphia. The rear car was demolished and the wooden coaches were smashed. Seven passengers were killed outright in the wreck.
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Friedley
Buffalo
Waverne
Crach
Wolverine
Wee
Batavia
Wolverine Engneer
Rochester
Franklin B. Leonard
Bear Lake
Mich
A. B
F. A
M. Lodge
S. D. Harvey
United States Army
Eant, Co. F
Miennee
Philadelphia
Scranton Flyer
Philadelphia Railroad
Doylestown
Fort Washington
Rescue Crews Race To Save Castalia After Sinking Storm
Wireless reports from Halifax detail that the Cabralia crew was saved as two to three men may have drowned. A Norwegian and a British steamer aided, one boat with 17 men capsized, Castalia still afloat as British and American vessels converge to tow her to shore.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Strike sympathizers raid clothing house in New Jersey
In Elizabethtown New Jersey a mob of more than twenty people raided a clothing shop near the town. They wrecked machinery and threw acids at workers who refused to join the strike causing considerable damage.
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Elizabethtown
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veterans Among Members in Wyoming Prohibition Legislature
Familiar faces fill the Cheyenne scene as the Fifteenth Wyoming legislature opens with many veterans. Seventeen senate members and several house members have prior Cheyenne legislative experience, including names from multiple counties. A notable core returns as seventeen of twenty-seven new senate members previously served in the Forty‑fourth or earlier sessions, with only five new upper house members lacking prior service.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Senate
Eat
Hu. Hinckley and Skovgerd
Big Morn County
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