Treaty Reservation Wins in Senate Vote Amid Campaign Clash
The Senate adopted the first reservation to the November peace treaty by 45 to 20, with ten Democrats joining Republicans. Debate centered on ratification as a campaign issue as figures like Root and Lodge criticized proposed reforms and warned tentative changes would be nearly impossible. Senator Ashurst signaled he would join the reservationists after declaring ratification essential.
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Senate
Flihu
Root
New York
Johnson
Corenn
United States
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
League
Congress
Ashurst
Arizona
Mercher
Florida
Henderson
Nevada
Nugent
Population surges in Washington 32.1 percent since 1910
The first 1920 census figures show Washington, D C rising to 437 414 residents up 106 345 since 1910 or 32 1 percent Cincinnati follows at 401 158 up 37 567 or 10 3 percent The Census Bureau notes these are preliminary figures subject to correction and final counts will be certified to Congress
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Census Bureau
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Rogers
Congress
District of Columbia
National Capital
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Rhode Island
Census Areaa
Death ends life drama of Love o' Mike baby
New York, Feb. 21. Love o' Mike, the baby at the center of a kidnapping dispute, died of pneumonia after his mother Lena Lisa won custody in court against Mrs. August Wentz who had claimed him as her son. The infant had been abandoned with a note and later reunited with his mother following legal action.
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New York
Milke
Grand Central
Mike
Love O
August Wentz
Mother Love
Lena Lisa
Wentzs
Lisa
Thieves Rob Passenger In Building Elevator
Two hold up men with a revolver stopped an elevator between floors in a Broadway building and took a $500 diamond pin from a passenger. They told the operator to lower the car and fled. Police later found a pin matching the theft with a man showing it to youths.
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New York
Broadway
Harding and Hays to Speak at Ohio Rally
United States Senator Warren G. Harding and Will H. Hays will headline a statewide Republican rally in Columbus on Monday. Mrs. Harding travels from Washington to join, with Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, Mrs. George Hoadly, and Mrs. John Gordon Battelle among dignitaries attending.
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Columbus
United States
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Will H. Hays
Republcan National Committee
Victor Heintz
Central District
Fletcher Dobyns
Illinois
Chicago
Harding
Washington
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
George Hoadly
Cincinnati
John Gordon Battelle
Wedded 61 Years Die Within Six Days Of Each Other
Anthony Zimmer and his wife Katherine of 1052 St Gregory Street died within six days of each other after sixty one years of marriage. Both died of pneumonia in Cincinnati Hamilton County. Funeral services for Mrs Zimmer will be held at Immaculate Conception Church with interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Frank John Anthony Jr and two daughters Josephine Zimmer and Katherine Beal.
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Anthony Zimmer
St. Gregory Street
Katherine Zimmer
Mr. Zimmer
Ft. Sumter
Civil War, Mr. Zimmer
Cincinnati
Francis Not Candidate But Willing to Accept If Thrust Upon Him
JOPLIN MO Feb 21 In reply to a telegram from the Francis for Senate Club of the Fifteenth District David R Francis of St Louis said he was not a candidate but would accept if nominated by the Democratic party for any office and compelled by duty to aid Democratic success He said he would not run for United States Senator unless nominated without opposition
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Joplin
Fifteenth Congressional District
David R.francis
St. Louis
Francis
United States
Local Hamilton County Republicans Back Harding Nomination
Hamilton County Republican leaders endorsed Warren G. Harding for the Republican nomination at a meeting in the Strand Building, with delegates bound to support him as first choice and Wood as second if Harding withdraws. The council emphasized majority will in party decisions and announced new headquarters in the Strand Theater Building.
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Hamilton County
Republican Organization
Warren G. Harding
Leonard Wood
Republican Executive and Central Committee
Strand Building
Chicago
Harding
Wood
General Wood
Galvin
Columbus
Senator Harding
Rud K. Hynicka
Myers Y. Cooper
Frank H. Kunkel
L B. Cahill
J. J. Burchenal
al Bode
Chris Bartles
Henry Ott
United States
Strand Theater
Gusweiler Denounces Democrats in GOP Campaign Speech
Judge Frank R. Gusweiler assailed the Democratic party as wasteful and unkept, labeling it the party of promises, isms, and destruction. Speaking before 300 Fairview Republicans, he urged electing Harding for president and Cale for governor of Ohio to steer the nation toward prosperity.
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Harding
United States
Cale
Ohio
Democratic Party
Frank R. Gusweiler
Fairview Republican Club
Ravine Street
Fairview Avenue
Jude Gusweiler
Washington
Curing Cancer by Electrical Burning Urged by Dr Beck
Dr Joseph C Beck of Chicago urged cauterization with electricity as an alternative to surgery for head and neck cancers at the Midwinter meeting of the American Laryngological Society. He cited ten good results among eighteen cases and predicted greater radium use in mature cancers and broader future roles for radium in disease care.
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Joseph C. Beck
Chicago
American
Gibson Hotel
Public to Fight Return of Liquor
Columbus, Feb. 21 Federal Prohibition Director J A Shearer says nationwide prohibition shows clear benefits in Ohio. He cites reports noting a public move to end Columbus city prison and mentions allowances for medicinal alcohol in industrial plants.
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Shearer
Columbus
Ohio
J. A. Shearer
Poisoned olives recall spreads to eight states
Federal and state inspectors rush to seize dozens of six ounce No. 10 bottles of ripe olives stuffed with pimentos after botulinus poisoning cases linked to the 1918 packaged olives from Sprague Warner & Co. in Chicago. Bottles sold in Illinois Indiana New York and other states are being traced and returned unopened while warnings urge thorough cooking of preserved foods and pantry searches. Species of brands include Batavia Ferndell and Richelieu.
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Chicago
Kalispell
Mont
Sprague, Warner & Co
A. A. Sprague
Illinois
Batavia
Ferndell
McLaughlin
Department of Chemistry
Washington
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
New York State
Richelieu
Auburn
Utica
Malone
Geneva
Gloversville
Syracuse
Oneonta
Lockport
Indiana
Monticello
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Train collision in Mexico kills thirteen and injures score
Thirteen people died and about twenty were injured when a passenger train traveling from Jalapa to Vera Cruz collided with the rear of the scout train near Rinconada last Wednesday, according to Excelsior.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico City
Excelsior
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Rinconada
EDUH Measure Victory Reports 99 Vote Margin
The Esch Cummins railroad bill passed the House late today by 249 to 150 after four hours of debate. Labor leaders were blamed by Rep Kitchin for persuading about a dozen opponents to back the measure, which backs federal control but promises roads return to owners on March 1.
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Washington
House
Esch
Interstate Commerce Committee
Kitchin
North Carolina
Railroad Administration
Mr. Esch
Pau
Gompers
Unusual Military Ceremonies Mark Peary Funeral
Unusual honors will mark Rear Admiral Robert H. Peary’s funeral in Washington. The body lies in Arlington National Cemetery with naval firing squad and a bugler. Captain Carroll Q. Wright leads services as artillery and cavalry escort. Seaplanes and airplanes will hover above the cemetery as a tribute to Peary’s aviation support.
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Robert H. Peary
North Pole
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia Heights
Potomac
Navy
Carroll Q. Wright
Washington Navy Yard
Artillery
Reed
Admiral Peary
Lincoln Tribute to Washington Found Hidden Archive Translation
New York February 21 Lincoln's unknown tribute to Washington from 1842 has surfaced in a Philadelphia journalist's note. The poem like speech lauds Washington as the mightiest on earth for civil liberty and moral reform. The discovery, dubbed by Lucien Alexander, may be read at Washington birthday celebrations nationwide.
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Springfield
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Congressional Library
Washington
Lincoln
Lucien Hugh Alexander
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Sangamon Journal
Alexander
Library of Congress
Ray
Nicolay
Ida Tarbell
Recall clash over Viscount Grey aide strains Anglo American ties
Washington reports say President Wilson sought the recall of Major C. K Craufurd Stuart, secretary to Viscount Grey, but London refused. The incident, tied to past derogatory remarks about the President, has unsettled relations between the British Embassy and the White House and raised questions about Grey's reception in Washington. Major Stuart had been Military Secretary to Lord Reading, head of the British War Mission, and to the British Ambassador. Secretary Lansing urged his removal as persona non grata, while Stuart pressed to stay.
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David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Adriatic
Miay
Viscount Grey
Wilson
C. K Craufurd Stuart
Lord Grey
White House
Major Stuart
Lord Reading
Lansing
Stuart
Adriatic Note Dues Next Week Held Up in Washington
Washington reports say President Wilson's note on the Adriatic settlement will likely be cabled next week and will not close the door to further diplomacy. Publication of all notes is debated among foreign offices with no decision yet. Italy faces serious labor unrest while demobilization proceeds slowly amid war fears. Rear Admiral Andrews’ recall over Spalato rumors denied by Secretary Daniels.
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Wilson
Italy
Adriatic
d’Annunzio
Fiume
Rome
Andrews
Spalato
Daniels
Vice President Marshall Says Lansing Dismissal None of His Business
Vice President Marshall declares resignation of Secretary of State Lansing is none of his business. He notes the President appoints his Cabinet and may retire its members, speaking during a New York dinner honoring Pilgrim Fathers tercentenary plans.
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New York
Marshall
Lansing
Culkins Seeks Data On One Man Street Car System
W C Dulne Street Railroad Director asks Walter A Draper vice president of Cincinnati Traction Company for public release of any data on one man street car systems. He cites the company report noting cost may not justify a change and seeks full facts for city decision.
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Culkins
Draper
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Walter A. Draper
W. C. Dulne Street
Yestera
The
Traction Company
Baers
Whisky Thief Collapses in Court As Indigestion Is Treated
Samuel Pusateri, 131 West Sixth Street, fainted in a hearing before United States Commissioner Hurley on charges of removing unpaid tax whisky from a freight car last December. A four year old Kentucky whisky bottle was seized as evidence and given to revive him. A naval surgeon assessed acute indigestion. The matter was referred to the grand jury and bond set.
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Kentucky
Samuel Pusateri
West Sixth Street
United States
Hurley
Pusateri
Clark
Marshal Devanney
Alms and Doepkes Seek Settlement in Receivership Case
Amid continued receivership hearings for the Alms and Doepke Company factions, out of court settlement talks intensify. Alms offer to buy Doepkes for 1.5 million cash faces a counter at 2.5 million, while proposals envision Doepkes returning to the board of directors in exchange for control concessions.
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Alms & Doepke Company
Doepke
Doepkes
Census Figures Shown On Film For Cin cinnati Growth
Washington reports the census director announced Cincinnati's population by motion picture. 1890 population was 296,908. 1900 was 325,902. 1910 was 363,591. Growth 9.8 percent from 1890 to 1900 and 11.6 percent from 1900 to 1910.
De Valera Misses Honors Due to Police Mixup
In New York on February 21 Eamonn De Valera, president of the Irish Republic, was mistaken for British envoy Ronald Lindsay by a policeman who, prompted by a Pullman porter, asked De Valera if he was the British representative. De Valera revealed his identity and laughed off the mixup.
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Eamonn de Valera
Ronald O. Lindsay
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Lindsay
Mr. Marshall
Dy Valera
de Valera
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