Lexington Armed Camp After Mob Lynch Negro Murderer
Lexington Ky Feb 10 dawn patrols by armed troops kept order after a mob attempted to lynch William Lockett, accused slayer of Ireneva Hardman. Martial law was declared as reinforcements arrived from Camp Zachary Taylor. Lockett remained jailed awaiting transfer to reform school or prison. Death toll rose with a farmer killed during rioting.
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Chateau
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William Lockett
Ireneva Hardman
Fayette County Court House
Are
Lockett
Rea Am
Washington and Cincinnati Race for Census Lead
Washington and Cincinnati run neck and neck in census reporting as the bureau’s officials tally first returns. Both cities near completion of early results, with announcements expected soon.
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Washington
Cincinnati
Cennius
Cenniu Bureau
Peck Pioneer Of State Dies In Minneapolis
Bismarck N D Feb 10 Bert M Peck a pioneer in North and South Dakota and a wealthy investor died at Northwestern hospital in Minneapolis after surgery He had long been prominent in North Dakota banking and investments maintaining offices in Keomarie with extensive statewide interests
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Bismarck
Eee
Merbert M. Peck
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South Dakota
Northwest
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Minnespolis
Peck
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Keomare
Plans For Olympic Games Are Maturing In Toronto
Plans for the Olympic Games are maturing as Toronto and Ontario announce preparations. Officials say key teams and athletes will soon be selected and transport arrangements for events are being coordinated. The focus is on expanding participation across divisions and ensuring adequate support for competitors.
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Toronto
Eleatiean Oe Gap
Ewimmers Eyslias
Onre
Admiral Sims Denies Charges Before Senate Panel
Rear Admiral William Sims told a Senate committee in Washington that he did not seek to belittle American wartime efforts in talks with Representative Byrnes. He defended his published opinions on how sailors faced Irish prejudice and criticized Secretary Daniels for injecting policy into naval decorations, calling it more dangerous than Bolshevism.
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Sima
Senate
Byrnes
South Carolina
Congrem
America
Pee
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Nator Pittenan
Nevada
Sime
Wry Glass
Whaley
Hale
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Daniels
U. 8
Molgilie
Plebiscite Arrival Draws Thousands to Underburg Zones
Thousands of electors from Denmark arrive by steamer King Haskon to vote in the first plebiscite zone. Contingents from Zeeland disembark as crowds greet the delegation with bands and national symbols. The scene at Underburg, Apenrade, Hadersiel and nearby stations reflects strong enthusiasm as the vote begins.
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Schleswil
Onderburg
Apenrade
Hadersiebens
Denmark
Zeeland
Haskon
Deniagre
Conspiracy To Kill Enright Revealed In Chicago
Chicago reports a murder conspiracy involving Maurits Enright with Tony Citaldo naming four men. Mike Carrosto and Tim Murphy are arrested in connection, with authorities seeking a fourth suspect. The case ties to labor union power struggles and prior killings, detailing alleged debts and refusals to pay.
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Ti i Maurits
Mos
Enright
Tony Citaldo
Boston
Maclay Hoyne
Atate
Ved
Baright
Lee
Mike Carrosto
Woe Sweepers’ Union
Hoyne
Tim Murphy
Carrouse
Murphy
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Thom
Jo Citala Itentiary
Sonvietea
Nicholas Aso
Ae Dence
Mike Carrosso
Carroso
National Guard Divisions to Have Air Units Formed
Washington Feb 19 The War Department granted authority to organize an air element in select national guard divisions. Limited experienced regular officers available as instructors restricts training to units that can be formed with existing facilities.
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Washington
Saci National Guard
War Department
Bolshevists Meet With Opposition at Odessa
Report from Odessa says Bolshevists clashed with opposition as warships artillery and armored cars halted their advance. The fighting stopped temporarily after heavy shelling and street battles.
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Bolshevists
T/ODESSA
Bolte
Odessa
Suni
Egypt rich with wealth says British officers in Cairo
A Daily Express correspondent reports from Cairo that Egypt is bursting with wealth from cotton and trade. He cites natives amassing large sums, selling land at inflated prices and paying off mortgages as family heirlooms. One British official pegs the country’s gains at least 100 million pounds.
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London
Egypt
Siga
Daily Express
Cairo
Feed Shortage Hits Northern Alberta Ranchers
Farmers in Winnipes, Man. Fab report a lean feed season with only two weeks of supply left. Ranchers seek aid from the department of agriculture as 15,000 tons have been bought from Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec. About 17,000 more cattle exist north of Edmonton than in prior years amid the lean conditions.
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Alberts
Department of Agriculture
Edmonton
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Ada
St Vincent Bank Cashier Resigns
Fragmented OCR text reports a bank cashier resignation at St Vincent with garbled fragments about a Republican meeting and political address by Chairman Wit HL Baya. Also mentions Ded 10 and a conference of state leaders, with unclear dates and places.
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Republican Natonel Committee
Eddrem
Mats Sphyention
Regenuy
Mate Leadete
King Urges Serious Consideration of Economic Conditions
London broadcasts report King George addressing the house of commons from the throne. He calls for patient handling of far reaching reforms, expansion of education, settlement of Irish issues, coal dispute resolution, liquor control, and actions to boost home food production with employment insurance and minimum wage measures. He notes peace efforts with Bulgaria and Austria and speedy talks with Turkey, aiming to restore European prosperity by removing hardship in eastern Europe and Russia. The king warns that high food prices and weak export trade threaten world banks and vows reconstruction to ensure lasting progress. The speech also signals forthcoming measures on education in Ireland, land policy post war, and agriculture to reduce foreign dependence.
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London
House of Commons
George
Bulgaria
Austria
Turkey
Paris
Ansa
Adriatic
Europe
Russia
Ireland
Sorte
United Kingdom
Minnesota Engineer Captured By Soviet Forces In Russia
Washington reports captured American engineers in Siberia identified by dispatches from Harbin. Names include Major Frank Rescue Blunt Plano Buchanas Tacoma Ginty Wayzata Minn. Lt Eugine Chavanhes Knoxvills Tenn John R Hoskinson Dayton Ill. Geo McGinty of Wayzata Bonnevie confirmed by consular report to Washington. Taft to visit Duluth will attend a gathering and bid farewell on his departure.
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Giberia
Knoxvills
Tenn
John R. Hoskinson
Dayton, Oll
Minneapolis
Hona
Geo. McGinty
Wayzata
Bonnevie
Siberia
Treaty Returns to Foreign Relations Committee
Washington February 10 the penned treaty is back in the hands of the foreign relations committee and is not expected to return to the senate before next week the committee was to act today on instructions from the senate to report the treaty with revisions drafted by Republicans earlier this month the fate of the pact remains uncertain as negotiators seek supporting votes
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Washington
Forsign Relations Committee
Senate
Japan fears Bolshevik invasion of Sakhalin
A Tokyo cable dispatch reported Bolsheviki forces captured Alexandrovsk on Sakhalin Island and fears grew they may advance into Japan proper. Japan negotiated evacuation of Japanese residents, with uprisings and attacks on mining and petroleum plants noted. Alexandrovsk lies opposite Sakhalin on the mainland.
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Associated Prew
Alexandrovsk
Sakhalin
Japan
Taklo
1Halin
Siberia
Vladivostok
Germany Presents War Crime List for Allied Consideration
A Berlin government list names individuals accused of war violations and plans to submit it to Allied authorities. It will be compiled from authenticated material on file in German archives, with publication and delivery to follow. Extradition demand not anticipated.
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Germany
Tewell Named American Vice Consul at Winnipeg
Harold S. Tewell, son of M A Tewell formerly city schools superintendent, has been appointed American vice consul at Winnipeg. Born in Drayton 28 years ago, he studied at North Dakota and St Thomas, later graduating from high school in Cando and serving in federal treasury and labor posts in Washington. His father H A Towel is a longtime state educator and Methodist minister.
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Delta Bigma Fraternity
Treasury Department
Department of Labor
Washington
H. A. Towel
Former Crown Prince Frederick William Offers Self as Substitute
Amsterdam dispatch reports former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany offering to surrender in place of 900 Germans slated for extradition. A telegram purportedly from him asks Allied powers to take him instead, referencing his status as former heir and urging removal of Germans who fought for their country.
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Amsterdam
Frederick William
Germany
Berlin
Mandeleblad
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Italy
Presidenta
France
United States
Japan
Witton Gow
Washington
Frederick Agollern
Wlla
Jént Sn
Wier- Ingen
Holland
Nee
Wilson
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Europe
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Wieringen Istand
French Cabinet to Abolish Fixed Wheat Price
Pari Feb 1 The cabinet decided to abolish fixed prices for wheat harvested in 1920. This marks a move to remove government price controls on the 1920 wheat crop amid postwar market adjustments.
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Pari
Totten Forces Fail To Obscure Kane Removal Plot At State Univ
Reports from Grand Forks say business leaders and citizens oppose the move by George Totten and Robert Muir to remove Dr Thomas F Kane from the presidency. Delegations may go to Bismarck to protest to Governor Brainerd. A split also follows J H Hagan versus the Prasier Totten MacDonald group over an educational expert post.
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Pres. Kane
Hagan
Grand Forks
George Totten
Robert Mutr
Thomas F. Kane
State University
Haan
Bismarck
Kane
Temoral
Hrasier Citena
Perator
Brannon
Muir
Citwatten
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Misstoner
Prasier-Totten-MacDonald
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Hines and Union Leaders Meet Over Rail Demands
Washington, Feb. 10. Negotiations between Director General Hines and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen stretch into a critical stage as a general strike looms if demands are not met. President Lee warned Hines of definite action while Hines says a full body conference is needed before issuing a position.
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Fed
Hines
W. G. Lee
Unio
White House and Railroad Administration
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Tumulty
Wilson
Hien
Union of
Union Railroad
Ine
Problem of exchange and bi metals urged by Senator Thomas
Washington Feb 10 Senator Thomas Democrat Colorado urged reestablishment of the old gold and silver parity and creation of international bi metalism. He warned foreign exchange has become a sinister problem and unless adjusted soon commercial chaos would overwhelm international trade.
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Thomas
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America
Europe
Thomax
Thoman
United States
Thomas Maid
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