Lodge Plan Defied as Senate Debates Treaty Provisions
United Press reports in Washington that Senator Lodge moved to postpone consideration of Article 40 and related treaty revisions. Senator Cur tis of Maryland offered a referendum plan. debate followed on possible delays and timing before Article 1 and Article 10. Governor Wilson and Senator Lodge pressed for action while others urged patience, with Colby’s position noted on language and policy.
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United Press
Washington
Lodge
Senator Prunes
Maryland
Han
Bn Ald
Koutoromea
Dincunion
Tiltengock
Wial
Wilkow
Treiaoy
Lin
Mmm
Asihale
Nationa
Matehetion
Colby
New York
Wilson
Lansing
Rum Revolt Ends Peace Is Restored
A Royal United Pressed report describes Major Dalrynmle leading a force of 40 armed police against a runy rebellion along the Tron River region. The action ends with the arrest of leaders alleged to be tied to prohibition enforcement, as authorities prepare to withdraw under provincial advisement.
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United Pres Mon Rlv
The
Tron River
Dalrymmle
Dapu
Unitu
Dalrymple
Tawney
de Tymple
Prohibition
Washington
Ninety One Days Of Good Sleighing Record Opens
An odd clipped item notes a push to record winter activity by Warren DeRouay and mentions a day of sleighing, plow work, and a winter radio record initiative. The fragment hints at a promotional or local event about winter weather and hobbies.
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Warren DeRouay
Sint
Union Leaders Prepare Appeal to President
Union leaders press their memorial urging President Wilson to halt rail strikes and return railroads to government control next Monday. Executives brace for actions as speculation grows over the president's response and potential influence on the election.
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Vosted Press
Washington
Ely
Contorensen
Demand for veto filed by railroad union delegates
A 15 member rail unions delegation met at the White House to urge President Wilson to veto the rail bill and send it back to Congress without his approval. The farmers and allied groups backed the push with a coordinated appeal.
Players join big leagues from Jomontownh and Corry area
Local players Goon Carivon and Dutch Geen ay head to the Washington American in Tampa to join spring training. Erickson guides the process as Clark Guimth solidifies plans. The article recalls past local pitchers Carlson and Groanwho who played for teams like Wellagiliothan and Jamestown Franklinities, with mentions of Connie Mack offers and Corry Jano’s rising figure in regional baseball.
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Goon Carivon
Geenay
Jomontownh
Washington Américan
Tampa
JI Lown Pontatates
Swat
Erlekson
Clark Guimth
Ton
Tell Erickson
Olatour
Jaméetown
Megauier
Unier
Hob Franklin
Jwaiable
Carlson
Wollaville
Don Lohr
Carlion
Uhit Ware
Wellagiliothan
Groanville
Greenville
Thinkirk
Han Hood
Ourlown
Alltotlos
Philatelphia
Connie Mack
Grannuas
Corry
Jano
Ramom
Tox
Ateadyitle
Alo
Oseliony
Corry Playora
Fone
Oréehago
Senators
Wage issues cut farm production across the nation
United Press reports wage demands by farm laborers hinder food output as labor unrest spreads. About 25,000 farm workers join the American Federation of Labor, with new unions forming in Atlanta and Nashville and many more in western states.
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United Pras
Agricultural Department
Labior
Atlanta
Hyanayille
Tad
Bolshevists Report New Advances
Report from the front notes Bolshevik forces advancing as anti Bolshevik troops retreat. The dispatch cites Soviet gains along the line near Curley and mentions continued pressure from the opposing forces.
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Bolshevists
Service in Memory of Mrs Darling
In memory service held at the Pollock church near Whitsling, with Rev Ay B Williams officiating. Attendees included out of town guests and local clergy, followed by burial at Grove cemetery. The event included prayers and eulogies for Mrs Darling, with interment noted by relatives and mourners.
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Haunt Darling
Ollock
Ay B. Williams
Minx Inca Meouykor
Pather
Oil
Williamn
Wimmiah
Ory
A. Amislon
Tudinor
A.D. Palmar
Frank
Lillis
Ialormont
Fina
Grove
A. AL
Federation at Work on New Political Move
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor meets to plan an extension program for the election of labor allies. Samuel Gompers, AF of L president, is expected to address Congress attitude and the political outlook as labor seeks to gain influence. The plan aims to elect presidential, congressional, and local candidates aligned with organized labor.
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United Proasy
Jacksonville
Fin
Asmerl
Funeration of Labor
Friends of Organized Labor
Potiefour Philin
Samuel Gompers
Kwhor Federation
Gompers
Inbor
Congress
Onal
Tute
Emoudiy
Hirt Named County Judge by Governor
A contested appointment for county judge drew sharp political lines as Governor named Hirt to fill the vacancy. The new judge is in his sixties, a Princeton graduate, and has long served in education and public service roles. Local factions debated the choice, with mixed support from city Republicans and other factions amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Hirt
Cavernoe
William
Bebe
Dudge
Rommtypourta
Wirthag
Olunke
Sen Aldo
Thin
Pringeton
Ingewild
John E.arling
Eiuration
Coirmont
Helv
Antis
Tip Ownty
Corry
Ha Lana
New Jersey Legislature Legalizes Prohibition Violation T
Report from New Jersey indicates the lower house of the state legislature passed a bill legalizing a form of Prohibition evasion contrary to federal law. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer refused to discuss the matter and said that New Jersey leaders would seek to have the governor approve the measure. Officials warned arrests may follow.
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New Jersey
Kramer
Riwards
Treaty Debate Resumes in Senate Over Pact Details
Washington notes the Senate gears up again to debate the League of Nations treaty with Senator Reed of Missouri leading questions on ratification. Lodge aims to cling to original pact terms while a broader review of cultural and economic provisions continues amid voting schedules.
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Washington
Ehu Ponte
Bennte Olay
League of Nations
Senator Reed
Slot Machines Back In Use Amid Complaints Across Town
Reported revival of slot machines draws public ire as several venues reportedly resume operation. Citizens allege unregulated gambling devices run by multiple stores, while authorities consider measures to curb the activity. William Spencer traveled to Irani Valley today to visit friends.
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Moleatyl
Chloe Franke
Vonpongny
Opiuimn
Public Release Planned for Adriatic Notes by US and Supreme Council
Acting Secretary of State announced the entire 12 000 word series of notes exchanged by Prevident Wilson and the supreme council on the Adriatic dispute will be made public this afternoon or tomorrow morning. The disclosure aims to clarify official positions and potential resolutions in the regional dispute.
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Wilson
Adriatic
Poti
Folk
United Press
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Wildon
Colby
the Sun and Herald
Bainbridge Colliy
Ome
Dale National
Alain
Adopted Babe of Marshalls Dies Today
The adopted child of the Marshalls died this morning at John Hope Kins Hospital Washington. The boy, about six years old, was taken into the Marshalls home three years ago and had no formal adoption proceedings. The Marshalls had kept the child at their home in Washington and were informed of the death at morning.
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Uniton Press
Washington
Fels
View
Marshall
Win
John Hopekins Hospital
Wits
Msn
Marshall Irs
Bly Hedbie
An Pam
Washington, W
Morrison
Marshalls
Cdlld
Mars Ahall
Anil
Keystones Defeat Erie Audie Cadets In Best Game Of The Season
Keystones edged Erie Audie Cadets 14 to 30 at Biato Armory in a high scoring indoor battle. Star guard led with strong defense and 14 of the 40 points as Williams and Cranial contributed to a solid team effort. The prelims saw Union City Athletes Association defeat Epworthians 42 to 20, while a future match versus Corry awaits Wednesday night.
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Keystones
Erie Audie Cadets
Aulin Gadeta
Erie
Biato Armory
Starr
Sheen
Corry
Evaning
Cranial
Sindedn
Williams
Skeen
Ion
Nakatbal
Tburnn
iHi
Epworthiang
Epworth
Epworthians
Myntionodl
Stare
Union City
Athletis
Lion Ve
Wtina
Corry Aven
Iuyatonos
Iboing
Walt
Iaat
Wight
Hayntones
Legion Fund Still Needs Contributions
The drive for funds for the Harry Post Legion Fund continues with one hundred fifty dollars still to be raised. Two wards have not been fully canvassed, hampering progress as residents urged to donate or contact the Board of Commerce or campaign committees to finish the drive and reach the $2000 quota.
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Harry
Campalin
Oyer Bern
Legion Funy
Board of Commerce
Smith
Sol
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