List of Germans Named for Allied War Crimes Extradition
Paris Feb 3 The allies demand extradition of German war criminals headed by former Crown Prince Frederick William and includes Theo von Bethmann Hollweg Erich Ludendorff Hindenburg and other princes. The list will be given to Baron von Leisner this afternoon. Also notes aviators forced to land in Sonora and other world briefs.
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Honduran Revolt Suppressed by Government Forces
Reports from Managua say Honduran revolutionaries led by Don Alber to Membreno and Dr Nasario gori ano were heavily defeated and retreating toward the Nicaraguan frontier after clashes with government troops.
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Jazz Branch of Congress Organized in Washington
In Washington on February 3 a so called jazz branch of Congress formed from secretaries and clerks of representatives and senators. It described itself as a nerve center of 18 major issues and met to elect its leaders. Ned Baldwin of Oregon was chosen speaker as the anti strike provision of a railroad bill survived a tight vote. The Ireland freedom question was set for decision Saturday night.
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President Wilson improves says Doctor Grayson
Washington reports President Wilson is steadily improving after a cold with progress on the White House second floor. Dr Grayson said every precaution remains in place and no one with even a touch of a cold should enter the president's room as he nears full recovery.
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Azerbaijan Premier Seeks Independence Amid Allied Tensions
The Azerbaijani premier, described as a medium man with gray hair, urges continued independence and an alliance with Soviet Russia against Allied powers. He states Azerbaijan, Dagestan, and Georgia unite to stand against General Denikin, not for Bolshevism but to preserve free state sovereignty, amid unrest in Trans-Caucasia and Nami贝bek’s rhetoric.
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Hines to Outline Government Wage Position on Rail Unions
Director General Hines will declare the government's stance on wage demands from about two million railroad workers at a February conference with union leaders. A final government reply is expected by March 1, pending broader labor and cost of living pressures. North Dakota forecast shows mild tonight and warm Wednesday.
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Railroads Consolidation Plan Narrowed by Congress Today
Congress removes provisions for railroad consolidation from the bill while House reforms retain permiaance cbupolidsised by the roads. Senator Cupmisn says the commission will work out remaining details as the measure proceeds.
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Two U.S. Aviators Captured Near Nogales
Lieutenants G. I. Usher and L. M. Wolf of the American army aviators based at Fort Bliss were captured after a forced landing south of Nacozari Sonora while en route from Fort Bliss to Nogales Arizona. Major General Robert H. Hawke predicted difficulty in securing their release.
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Villa rule praised by some in Mexican chaos
Washington reports Henry H. Knox a New York mining engineer testifies Villa uses rough justice to control areas by closing saloons and levying on classes to fund his cause. He notes Villa restricts robberies and drunkenness while the Carranza government issues broader levies and demands.
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Henry H. Knox
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Influenza Epidemic Report From Multiple Centers
Reports from Moorhead and other points indicate rising influenza cases with some fatalities. In Mexico City authorities warn of spread while bans on public gatherings in Fond du Lac aim to curb transmission.
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Win
Revolutionists Take Charge in Vladivostok Reported
Washington reports that revolutionists entered Vladivostok and assumed control of the town. Major General Graves confirms orderly crowds and Allied patrols to deter looting. In Minneapolis, B B Bailey calls a February 17 meeting of the Democratic state executive committee to set arrangements for the state convention in St Paul.
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Democratic State Central
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Bailey
Big gold shipment slated to aid South American exchange
A large shipment of gold coin valued around 10.9 million dollars begins today, with most metal sent to banks in Argentina. Officials expect the consignments to help stabilize exchange rates, noting Argentina’s peso value around 1.0220 per dollar, close to the par of 1.0363.
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Ambassadors Approve Note To Be Sent To Germany
Paris Feb 2 The council of ambassadors approved the draft note and list of extradition suspects to be sent to Germany. The note and list will not be published here. They also discussed Holland’s reply to Allied demand over the former Emperor William's murderer and considered Poland's request for arms and supplies.
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King's Visit May Help Get Trade
Madrid reports Alfonso's planned Latin American visit could open South American markets for Spain. El Dia argues foreign propaganda blocked Spain in past, while Spain’s strong race and large population could shape world policy. the trip is seen as key to securing trade.
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Excise Tax Case To Come Up In April
Hearing on North Dakota excise tax on stocks and bonds will be held in the United States supreme court on April 12. The date matches the industrial law case also set for that date. The railroad administration challenged the tax as valid. The case was argued in St. Louis on December 17.
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Military seizure of horses at Standing Rock Reserve
affidavits allege a 400 horse dating was conducted near Poplar Miles City and Fort Buford. claim says horses and firearms were taken by military authorities during the action.
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Warden of N. D. Penitentiary Resigns
Charles McDonald resigns as warden of the state penitentiary in Bismarck announced February 3. The board of administration accepted the resignation effective March 1. McDonald has served as warden for one year and a successor has not been named.
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D Annunzio Seizes Two Vessels At Fiume
Gabriela d Annunzio an insurgent leader at Fiume has seized the torpedo boat Orsini and the auxiliary ship Citta di Roma bound from Ancona to Pola with munitions and foodstuffs for Italian naval forces. The vessels were brought into Flume yesterday.
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Naval medal awards row stirs Sims and Daniels feud
Senators hear Rear Admiral Sims challenge Secretary Daniels over naval decorations. Daniels defends afloat vs shore duties, citing submarine warfare danger and urging recognition for commanders of damaged ships. The dispute centers on Admiral Wilson and the advisory board's medal recommendations.
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First 400 Soldier Bonus Checks To Be Mailed From St Paul
The first 400 checks totaling 120000 will be mailed from the Minnesota state capitol late today or tomorrow. Funds come from a 20000000 state pool with 7500000 in debentures purchased by east banks. State treasurer Henry Rines and bonus board members say banks must confirm funds before issuing checks. Frank Cullen named deputy to speed claim approvals, with Major W A Curtis remaining executive in bonus administration.
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Frank FR. Cullen
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W. A. Curtis
Rhinon
Defense To Call In Witnesses In Trial Of Socialists Today
Albany Feb 3 The defense for the suspended socialist assemblymen plans to call witnesses who observed changes in Russia in recent years. The witnesses may counter claims of disloyalty and argue that conditions in Russia are not as bad as portrayed, challenging links to Bolshevik rulers.
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