Wilson firm for unaltered pact statement to senator
The Wilson administration reasserted opposition to altering Article Ten of the Covenant in a letter to Senator Hitcrook. The president, aiming to persuade Democrats, argued that reservations and interpretations should not change the treaty’s core moral obligation. He said no reinterpretation could nullify the covenant and discussed constitutional methods with Senate allies.
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Hitcrook
Wasinghe
Wilson Restate
Ken
Senn
Siemens
North Caroline
Prohibition Amendment argument before Supreme Court ruled
The Prohibition Amendment to the several state constitutions was argued before the Supreme Court. Advocates defended the amendment as a legitimate act under national law while opponents cited states rights and federal authority. The session featured notable figures and emphasized the legal jurisdiction over prohibition.
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Washington
Congress Fight Triggers Mass Casualties and Resignations
Fragmented report notes heavy casualties and a resignation cascade amid a congress fight. Private letters and a Teague publication cite multiple deaths and the resignation of the congress president while forestry leadership shifts ripple through political circles amid unrest.
Motoring Outing Hint Reveals Wartime Vehicle Detail
A garbled OCR item hints at a wartime motor outing with mentions of individuals and a vehicle, referencing Mr Wits Adairel Witmer and Se,we, Witean. The fragment suggests a discussion of an injured or damaged item and a possible meeting about transport during heightened security.
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Wits
Adairel Firey Ead Witmer Fing
Witean
Hewiher
Cantesses te Many Murders ie by WE beckett at Lewinet
Fragmentary OCR text describes a theft or murder themed item with unclear references to a portmanteau, a third party, and possible names like Demme and jeemyt, leaving many unreadable phrases and dates.
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WE Beckett
Lewinet
Bun
Allied Forces and Turkish Forces Combat Review
Fragmented text references Allied and Turkish forces with mentions of timing and a committee. It notes stock dividends and tax aspects, suggesting a wartime or policy-insight brief. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Ashing —Corporation
Federa
Wm & Crete
Prisoner Held by Villa Bands in Mexican Plant Raid
An American worker at the Pedrecinen plant is held captive by the Villa faction amid ongoing conflict. Local reports state Linus Palle won the election for Justice of the Peace in Marshfield township Perktos county, amid tense conditions.
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Linus Palle
Dare Migr Breek
Justice of the Peace
Marshfield Township
Perktos County
Budapest in Grip of White Terror
Prison guards brutalize inmates in Budapest with women subjected to tortures. Reported beatings, cigarette burns, and other abuse fill crowded prisons. Over 4000 prisoners and 2900 charges amid epidemics and scurvy risk. guards demand authority as detainees suffer under military courts.
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Hangary
Vietim
Weedien
Ete Haubruch
Vommant Gerih
Budapest
People’ Comunieary
Joseph Karway
Farov
Baeing
Rugene Paster
Two Killed in Snow Slide Near Lake Bollene
In Beltlake City a 43 year old Wood lawn mine superintendent and a 50 year old miner were killed in a fresh slide on the eget slope of the raygataln near Lake Bollene in Ailionwoedens Hazardey. A searching party recovered the bodies.
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Snowalide
Beltlake City
Washington meeting honors Clark and Dreier slate
Washington attendees celebrate Speaker Clark and Mayor Dreier in a March tribute as exinting Republican leaders from Illinois and other states receive praise. Federal action aims to purchase all liquor stocks, aligning with a restructuring of national headquarters led by Benet Hh herring and five counties.
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Washington
Chany Clark
Dreier
Hepublican
Jane K. Mane Af
Ulinois
Rome
Weaterville
Beagie
Benet
Judge C W Sessions tries 15 in Detroit corruption case
Judge C W Sessions presides over the trial of Benater Newberry and fourteen others in Detroit charged with corruption conspiracy and fraud in the 1918 senatorial contest.
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C. W. Sessions
Benater Newberry
Detroit
Incomplete Telegram Sparks Debate on Presidential Candidacy
A Telegram from an unnamed source circulated Saturday, questioning a candidate’s status and impartiality in the U S political scene. The message mentions Turkish delegates and a Hoover Network link, with San Francisco official comments noting the alleged non candidacy claim.
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Hoover
San Freeedeen
Herter
Ty Benet
Turkish rule in Europe to end under proposed treaty
Washington reports that Turkey faces loss of nearly all European territory under a draft Allied treaty. The Bosphorus and Dardanelles would be ceded. Adrianople retained. A Turkish national movement threatens the sultan, prompting a cabinet resignation and a new government formation led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha.
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Washington
Turkey
Europe
Meres Plaens
Adrianople
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Thars
Vaunet
Dardanelies
Bosphorus
Anasnetes
Armienlatin
Kenili
Wilten
Texet Pasha
Letet Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
1 ‘Turkien Nationaliets
Ole Designe Toa
McAdoo calls for immediate federal tax reduction
Washington report outlines Secretary Meade backing a large tax cut to ease the present burden on business. Proposes creating a sinking fund to retire war debt starting next year and delaying payments on European debts to allow Europe to resume paying interest.
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McAdoo
Washington
Mareha
Willian G. Meade
8 Fae
Glass
Europe
President Woodrow Wilson Reaches Seventh Year in Office
President Woodrow Wilson completed seven full years as President of the United States on March 4. The milestone marks seven years since his initial term began amid the early 20th century federal governance.
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Washington
Woodrow Wileen
United States
Ace
Teagaranet
Bieber Juror Takes Life After Deportation Hearing
A juror involved in Bisbee deportation proceedings killed himself after being excused on Tuesday. He had been released and was reported to be on the verge of a nervous breakdown prior to the action.
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Bieber
Weetstone
Anna FF Murnett
Refuses to repeal day enforcing law in Congress action
Washington House votes 86 to 24 to keep the Volstead prohibition enforcement law and maintain a 4.5 million dollar appropriation for its administration. The effort to attach a rider repealing the law failed, described as the biggest avalanche of dry votes in liquor history. Internal Revenue Commissioner Tooper says enforcement costs are offset by fines and crime has not risen while production has increased.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Trevenue
Toper
Navy Pact Fallout Prompts Bigger Building Program
Secretary Daniels warned the naval committee that a failure to ratify the peace treaty would push him to back a larger five year naval construction plan than the General Board proposed. He indicated the United States might renew such a program if the League of Nations is rejected. In Europe, Soviet forces press against Poland and Lithuania on the western and northern fronts, with both attacks repulsed.
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Daniels
Washington
General Board
League of Nations
London
Hiestin Saviet
Lonnebeel
Major Richard Lloyd George Bond Theft Summary
Securities worth about 1 million dollars were stolen last year from 400 bank vaults in New York and other cities, including Liberty Bonds. The figures were just released, outlining the scale of the theft and its impact on the market and security holders.
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Liberty Dams
Benketer
New York
War Culprit List Compilation by Lumion
A German list of war culprits completed for submission to theente, containing more games than the prior German culprite list in Berlin. The document outlines the broader scope and actions by the Milos in the context of wartime accountability.
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Muna
Wulpetts
Lins Jetsen
Berlin
Plan Accepted With Reservations on Adriatic Settlement
President Wilson accepts the British French proposal for Italy and Jugoslavia to settle the Adriatic question with reservations. He refuses to withdraw the December memorandum and says Albanian questions should not be included. He hopes allied powers avoid a course the US cannot follow and notes ongoing talks with Italy and Jugoslavia.
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Washington
Wilson Arcepts
Italy
Adriatic
Jugoslavia
Fiume
League of Nations
United States
Supreme Council
London
Jugo Sk
Mr. Wilson
Iullan Jugo-Sinv
Taly
Jugo-Strovia
Joge-Slevin
Albania
Charaeter
Ape
Mindeters
Cour
Treaty of London
Europe
Red Cross Will Continue Aid Despite Opposition
Acting on an appeal by Artin J. Kulfour as president of the council of the League of Nations and the League of Red Cross societies, the governors adopted a resolution opposing extended voluntary relief for starving and diseased populations in central and eastern Europe. It affirms providing essential food clothing and transport through government action to prevent suffering.
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Red Cross
Artin J. Kulfour
Council
League of Nations
League of Red Croat
Europe
Batshevint Attack Poles in Offensive Gutsh Shies
An unclear report describes a Batshevint attack on poles amid an offensive by Lanitag forces near Goth shies on the Pripetre region. Central News from Bertin mentions 8 reputed figures involved in the action.
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Lanitag
Deve
Bertin
Helpless Steamer Lake Elk near Destruction
Halifax reports a steamer named Lake Elk near destruction in a seventy walle gale. A broken propeller and heavy seas drive the vessel toward Sable Island as aid arrives to avert wreck. War Victims Skeletons Found in Belass area with burial details missing and unclear context.
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Halifax
Lake Elkthorpe
Sable Island
Vera Cruz Sights Highlight City Contrasts and Traditions
Vera Cruz is a city of contrasts with vividly painted houses and bustling streets. Modern streetcars share lanes with burros and caballeros in colorful attire as Orizaba volcano rises nearby. The historic fortress of San Juan de Ulion sits on an island, whitewashed but housing dark dungeons. The plaza around the cathedral hosts evening promenades where youths and girls exchange flirtations in a local custom.
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Vera Cruz
Orizaba
San Juan d’Ulion
Mexico
Weather prophets and early salt makers in America
The piece notes belief in animal signs predicting weather, including muskrat houses signaling winters and snow. It recounts Delaware Indians making salt from brine springs in New York around 1670 and white salt production near Syracuse about 1780. It also covers methods to rid pianos of moths and describes the Hudson River’s tidal estuary from Troy to New York Bay.
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New York State
United States
Syracuse
N. Y
Hudson River
Troy
New York Bay
Hudson
Albany
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