United States notes on Yap mandate and League nonentry
Secretary Hughes asserted that the United States did not lose rights in peace settlements by not joining the League of Nations and that ratification of the Versailles treaty cannot transfer US overseas rights. He warned the Yap issue remains separate from Japan mandates and stressed US reservation against any mandate without consent. Former President Wilson’s position on Yap is cited, emphasizing national sovereignty and internationalization instead of exclusive mandate.
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Refuses To Free Bergdoll in Topeka Court Fight
The Topeka court defies release of Erwindt Bergdoll and Philadelphia authorities as Bergdoll’s appeal for habeas corpus proceeds. Pollock of Kansas City Kansas filed Bergdoll’s writ request with the federal district court.
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Washington backs new war debt parley with Germany
An exchange of memoranda between Germany and the United States was made public by the State department. Germany argues reparations must be paid to the limit of ability and seeks expert examination. Secretary Hughes welcomes this and supports Allies in pressing Germany to renew negotiations and settle just claims.
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Mill City Flour Cut 50 Cts in Minneapolis
Flour prices in Minneapolis fell 30 cents per barrel over the past week, pushing standard patent flour at the mills down to 80.7 to 84.0 dollars per barrel. New York stock markets report March commodity prices down 4.1 percent, with broader declines across February and March compared with earlier peaks.
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Corn Acreage Cut Down Forecast Across States
Washington reports forecast reductions in corn acreage across several defending producing states. Early crop estimates show moving prices fluctuating and acreage reductions noted amid uncertain yields.
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Figures on Income Tax Revenue Forecast
Washington reports treasury figures showing income and most taxes paid for the best quarter, with expectations for the year near 250 million dollars. Experts believe quarterly leverages rose, and the year’s total may exceed 250 million, surpassing earlier projections.
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Big Hospital for Children in St. Louis News Note
An article notes a major hospital for children in St Louis with involvement from national physicians and committees. It highlights ongoing efforts by the hospital to expand services and address pediatric care needs across the United States.
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Daugherty Warn All Profiteers Amid Building Crisis
Attorney General Daugherty warned that the Justice Department will enforce the law against unfair practice in the building materials industry. He stressed the need to improve intolerable conditions, stating the department does not seek harassment but will act under Sherman antitrust law. Indictments have been issued in New York and Chicago, with probes planned in Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cleveland and other cities. Chicago contractors urged the quiz begin locally to cleanse the industry, while legal groups and architects push for immediate investigation.
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Wood Urges Preparedness at San Francisco Mass Meeting
Major General Leonard Wood spoke to a San Francisco audience urging preparedness as a national duty. He said the nation seeks peace but must be ready, cautioned against overreaching ideals, and emphasized selective immigration limits alongside a strong but prudent military.
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Sinn Feiners Launch Large Raids in Belfast District
Sinn Fein forces launch attacks on police barracks and patrols in Belfast and County Throne area. Communique reports clashes with security forces, with no immediate word on casualties or arrests.
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Northern Ireland
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Northern Greek Army Routed by the Turks
Greek forces in north Asia Minor face peril near Brusa as Turkish nationalist advances grow. Reports claim 150 officers and 4,000 Greek troops killed or wounded in ten days on the Eski-Shehr front. Turkish commander Ismet Pasha touts victory as Marne-like, while Greek troops retreat from a line north to Yeni-Shehr.
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Mexican Rail Crisis Reaches Critical Stage
Mexico City April 9 congestion on Mexican railroads has reached a critical stage with government and private interests urging extraordinary steps. At Veracruz Tampico Puerto Mexico and L abogados Incitiles long the US border thousands of tons of merchandise have lain for months as railroads cannot move goods to destinations. Engine shortage blamed for delays.
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Labor Board Gets Appeals on Railroad Wage Cuts
Chicago April 6 The United States railway labor board will consider wage reductions for railroad workers nationwide. Public member George W. Wanger announced that 26 railroads have applied to cut wages mainly for unskilled workers and several rounds have asked authorization to reduce pay for all employees.
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Senate leaders back Harding policy on disarmament
Washington April 8 Senator Hitchcock said Democratic leaders will support the policy shaped by President Harding and Secretary Hughes. He stated they will back an administration proposition to secure an international agreement, world peace, and disarmament.
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Invasion of Ruhr Plan Revealed by French Leaders
A French plan to invade and occupy the Ruhr region by May first is described as nonmilitary and to be run by French economists bankers and industrial leaders with Britain's assent. All Ruhr activity would be expropriated for reparations profits profits would go to France and American input would not be sought. The scheme hinges on French control of mines plants banks railways and factories with German labor in an economic takeover.
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Guilty TV Roe and Wortman in Scoze Sale Case
Dr J Newton Roe former New Southern hotel owner and Fred Wortman former bar tender guilty of conspiracy and violation of the Volstead act by selling choice wines at the hotel in Chicago. Roe also accused of diverting alcohol from medicinal use at the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. Maximum penalties reach ten years in prison and a $1000 fine.
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J. Newton Roe
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Ex-Emperor Charles Quits Hungary Amid Rail Escort
Ex-Emperor Charles left Breinamen ger near the Austrian border on his way out of Hungary. Premier Teleky announced in the national assembly that a special train with Austrian escort awaited at the border. The route likely runs through Grentz Innsbruck and Seldkirch to Buchs.
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Zion City election reinforces blue laws for another year
Zion City voters gave Voliva faction control as the theocratic Voliva ticket prevailed. Thompson’s Independent slate, numbering forty candidates, fell by a margin of about 500 votes, signaling continued enforcement of existing blue laws for another year.
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Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Letter Joyous Baby Story
Altoona readers share a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping a mother carry six children to birth and produce a healthy four month old baby. The letter urges other women with menstrual or nervous ailments to try the remedy.
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Baye
Real Highbrow Laughs at Education and Piquant Conversations
A Philadelphia newspaper fragment features comical dialogue about education and social pretensions. A rug seller and a household goods man discuss a woman who moved from Boston, claiming she asked for a "refuse chalice" while the rug seller claims insight into the move. The piece mixes mock wisdom with everyday humor.
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Eatonic Promises Quick Relief from Indigestion
Mia Ellen Harris testifies how Eatonic eased her indigestion after meals, with thousands of users praising its effect on excess acidity and gases. The ad claims relief from heartburn bloating belching and many non organic ailments. A large Entonie box is sold cheaply with a druggist guarantee.
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