Tornado Strikes Nebraska Farming Area Killing Father
A tornado near Malmo in the northern farming community kills a man and injures others while damaging homes and outbuildings. Mrs Dockweiler dies, a baby is carried by the wind, and rescue crews search debris as communications fail. Nearby Lincoln reports telephone lines and a transcontinental line damaged but no confirmed deaths in Saunders County.
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Here
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Alvin Dockweiler
Will
Generosity of Former Governor Carey to Build YWCA House
Former Governor J M Carey will erect a two story YWCA building on West Nineteenth Street adjoining the Masonic Temple. The structure cost about 26000 dollars and will be leased to the YWCA for five years at a six percent return, with ground value not counted in the return. The ground floor will house a cafeteria and club rooms, second floor apartments, and the west wall of the Masonic temple will be used as a party wall. The YWCA fund of 15124 dollars will furnish and equip the building, not finance construction. The site includes parts of lots 2 and 1 in block 228 with the J M Carey & Bro office building at the west edge.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
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Masonic Temple
Cheyenne
Judge Carey
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Jeanie S. Hendrie
West Central Field Committee
Japan seeks ally support to end racial discrimination pledge
Viscount Ishi, Japanese ambassador, urges U S Congress to end racial discrimination and to honor a gentlemens agreement on Japanese emigration. He argues a universal policy would bring permanent peace and disarm alarmists, saying Japan will abide by the agreement while the treaty allows entry rights unless changed by evolution.
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Cross sale crackdown in Treves amid German order
Police and authorities seized more than 2,000 crosses sent to Treves under a municipal order against sale. Shops in Treves had been doing brisk business with the crosses as Americans first enter the German area.
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Associated Preaz
Treves
Ger- Man
Secret treaties loom over Grecian boundary ruling
Paris report says wartime secret treaties reemerge as issue within the Grecian boundary debate. The commission's London based decision may be overturned, risking a clash over Italy's Adriatic claims and other colonial values. British French and Italian votes influenced the action.
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Associated Preas
Paris
London
Italy
Adriatic
Weather Outlook and Global Reflections Amid Peace Talks
Generally fair weather is forecast for Saturday and Sunday with colder conditions in the south. A quoted statement praises the Japanese public’s patience awaiting settled difficulties by mutual satisfaction. The text discusses wartime events, treaty rights, immigration limits, and hope for a future without racial or religious domination.
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Japan
French anarchist Cottin sentenced to death at court martial
Dorille Cottin, an anarchist who attempted to kill Premier Clemenceau, was sentenced to death by a court martial. Documents show he conceived the plot in May and began practicing shooting after a large strike, firing multiple times while near the premier's car.
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Associated Preas
Patus
Dorlle Cottin
Clemenceau
Cottin
Paris court martial recounts promised second attempt
In an examination before the court martial, the accused declared that after his first attempt he would have tried again if he believed he could succeed, amid testimony regarding the plan to murder the premier.
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Associated Prose
Paris
Haven
Cottin
Question about US war status after peace treaty
Paris dated March 14 reports an AP analysis on when war ends and when wartime laws end. The question hinges on treaty ratification by the Senate and possible continued US status as technically at war with Germany after signing.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Senate
Germany
Koreans on Warpath in 85 Localities in Korea
Dispatch from Osaka March 14 reports unrest spreading across 85 localities in Korea with bloodshed. Japanese mission groups are linked to rioting while leaders blamed a misunderstanding of self-determination as a major cause. Yasagama Kamo, resident commander in Korea, cites erroneous fears of self-determination as the chief trigger.
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Japam
Korea
Geoal
Yasagama Kamo
Republicans Seek Early Deficiency Bill Passage in New Congress
In Washington on March 14, committee discussions among Republicans focused on appropriation measures with hearings likely before Congress convenes. The deficiencies bill and funds for railroad needs should be taken up first in the House, and it was agreed. Mondell expressed hope that an extra session would begin May 1.
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Mondell
Pryor Former New York Justice Dies in New York Home
Roger Atkinson Pryor once a New York supreme court justice and noted Confederate army figure died at his New York home. He succumbed to pneumonia, reported by Associated Press from New York on March 14.
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Roger Atkinson Pryor
New York Supreme Court
Livingston Family Deserts Draft and Flee During War
In Angeles on March 14 Robert Livingston of this city was convicted of desertion and had his sentence approved by court martial officials. Records show three Livingston brothers were drafted. George Washington Livingston feigned illness and vanished to South America, never heard from again. Robert and Ben also fled during investigation, Ben forfeited a 10000 dollar cash bond. The family, including mother Mrs Nathan Livingston, were found in Venezuela and returned in September 1918. The mother faced charges no action recorded, two sisters Clara and Elsie were bailed and fled after forfeiting bonds. Father Nathan also fled. his whereabouts remain unknown.
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South America
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Nathan Livingston
Venezuela
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Elsie
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Vendsuela
Michaelis 18 Again Looks For A Job In Berlin
Berlin March 14 Dr Michaelis former German chancellor is the latest statesman to join the officially unemployed. His resignation from the post of president of the province of Pomerania has been requested.
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Michaelis
Pomerania
Thomas says treaty signature not end of war
Senator Thomas of Colorado, an adviser on international law, warned that peace with Germany cannot be a fact until the Senate ratifies the treaty and an exchange with Berlin occurs. He outlined three stages in the process.
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Associated Press
Washington
Colorado
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Germany
Berlin
Mob kills Black man after confrontation with white woman
In Pensacola on March 14 Judge Johnson, identified as Black, was seized from county officers near Castleberry and burned by a mob after allegedly confessing to confronting a white woman.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Johnson
Castleberry
Sixteenth Annual Religious Education Association Convention
Detroit hosts the sixteenth annual convention of the Religious Education Association of America from Monday for three days. The theme is reconstruction in relation to education and religion with addresses, papers, and discussions. Instructors, clergymen, editors, and other participants from the United States and Canada attend.
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Mich
Religious Education Association of America
United States
Canada
Liberty Loan Drive Workers Gather in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne meeting of Women’s Liberty Loan workers is set at the Plains hotel with sessions in morning afternoon and evening. County and city chairmen will attend along with district leaders including Mrs. George W Fuller and Mrs T S Taliaferro Jr Acting Governor Chaplin will address the group and a total of about 450 attendees is anticipated from Cheyenne and surrounding counties.
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Plains Hotel
George W. Fuller
Kansas City
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Wyoming
Taliaferro, Jr
Et Roch Springs
St Mare
Jaramie
Taliaferro
W. C. Monizer
Willam MB. Chaplin
Choyoune
Wilson Return Sparks French Press Hope for France
On March 14 the Paris papers praise President Wilson after his return noting a strong alliance with the United States is essential for France. Le Matin calls Wilson a powerful friend who helped France win and will back its legitimate demands. Petit Parisienne says decisive days are near with Wilson joining the great debate to aid humanity. La Libre Homme discusses Wilson’s clear grasp of the world situation and the expected easy adjustment as congress progress continues.
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Wilson
United States
France
Petit Parisienne
New World
Mr. Wilson
la Hombre Libre
Council
Congress
Montana Slaughter Law Aims at Rustlers
Helena March 14. Under a new law signed by the governor cattle owners must keep hides for ten days and preserve earmarks and brands. Butchers must record brands buyers dates and file two copies with local officials. Violations carry fines from 25 to 500 dollars.
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Helena
Challenge to Hays to take stand on League of Nations
Associated Press reports Homer Cummins, chair of the Democratic National Committee, urged Will Hays to publicly record his party's stance on the League of Nations. Cummins said the issue should be nonpartisan and noted support from Taft, Hughes, President Lowell, and others, framing it as a safer leadership path.
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New York
Will H. Heys
League of Nationa
Homer £. Cummina
National Democratic Committee
Hays
Taft
Hughes
Lowell
Penrose
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