Secretary Lansing resigns after cabinet meeting clash
Washington reports Secretary Lansing resigns after rebuked by President Wilson for calling cabinet meetings during his illness. The move follows long standing policy disputes over peace terms and the League covenant, with Bullitt testimony cited as a pivotal incident.
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Nations
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Paria
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Fee
William C. Bullitt
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Lanning
League of Nation
Bullitts
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Avery
Cabinet meetings stir debate over constitutional limits
Washington February reports quote Secretary Lane and President Wilson allies defending cabinet meetings as routine discussions of departmental matters. They deny any constitutional violation, noting no discussion of legality occurred and emphasizing a shared sense of duty during the coal strike and upcoming industrial conference.
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Lansing
Lene
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Themaelyes
Wilson
Influenza Epidemic Worsens in Bismarck North Dakota
Bismarck physicians report a rising influenza outbreak with more gas-related symptoms and increased attendance at local health facilities. The situation appears more pronounced than in recent days though officials expect no immediate relapse to prior conditions.
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Etty Health
Gronna Objects To Barnes Campaign Against Bill
Senator Gronna, Republican of North Dakota, accused Julius Barnes, president of the United States Grain Corporation, of conducting a propaganda campaign against his bill to abolish the corporation. He warned that if Herbert Hoover were nominated by the Republican Party, he would support the Democratic candidate. The exchange touched on wheat price guarantees and Hoover’s political alignment.
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Dakota
Zenate
Julius Barnes
United States Grain Corporaeee
Enn Monitor
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Barnes
United States
Sherman
Illinois
Tom
Hoover
Crippled boy dies after tragedy at Courtenay
Duncan McDonnell, 15, crippled son of Dan and Mrs McDonnell of Courtenay North Dakota, died in a Fargo hospital from pneumonia while serving as part of a family accused in the murder of his sister Etta, 12. The family had been brought to Fargo for a murder investigation and pleaded guilty to the sister’s killing.
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Dan McDonnall
Courtenay
Duncan McDonnell
Duncan Jomt
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Gin
President Accepts Proposal on Wage Dispute
Reported in February Washington the president accepted a proposal linked to a wage dispute. Employers had threatened to suspend wage settlements but the president urged holding their maintenance of way workers in abeyance. The move appeared to avert a threatened strike by the maintenance of way workforce.
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Telegraphic Briefs From War and World News
Sopemneta reports negotiations between James OGrady for Britain and M Litvinem for Soviet Russia ended in a prisoner exchange agreement signed in New York. A steamer William Henry Webb is reported on fire off Tucker Beach seeking assistance. Baron Edmond death announced clarifying a child error due to name confusion per Jewish World. Canada opposes League of Nations covenant changes affecting vote access. Australia South Africa New Zealand and India back defense of the current rule. Col Metaxas, chief aide to the former Greek general staff, faces treason trial and death sentence in Athens Central News dispatch.
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Tucker'a Beach
Ald
Ottawa
League Assembly
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South Africa
New Zealand
India
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Testimony in Newberry election conspiracy trial opened in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, Feb 14 Judge Sessions threw out portions of the Cornell testimony as trial began. Seymour C. Cornell admitted receiving money from George Welsh but said it funded work for Welsh's legislative run and denied Newberry’s involvement. Grand jury testimony covered R.A. Colwell and J. Clyde Watt, with Higbee noting payments and expenses. Burns testified about keeping part of his fee and was told to report only part of his outlay.
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Newberry
Cornell
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Iowa
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Three Rivers
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James R. Davis
Detroit
B. Frank
Emery
Davis
George E. Nichols
Paul King
Colwell
Plot to Return Charles as Hungary’s Emperor Uncovered
Budapest reports reveal circumstantial facts about a plot by ex Emperor Charles to enter Hungary with a false passport and reclaim the throne. The scheme involved crossing the Austrian frontier with Kaspar Ko Yaca and three others, aiming to rally support among former subjects. Colonel Lehar and Minister Benicky were alleged organizers, with the Swiss consul allegedly recognizing the ex emperor’s photograph and notifying authorities.
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Hungary
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Phene Uon
Moorhead to Welcome Minnesota Firemen Festival
Moorhead Minnesota hosts a gathering of the Minnesota Firemen’s Association. Preparations are underway for the annual meeting set for June 15 and 26 with a committee formed to arrange entertainment and programs.
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North Dakota Livestock Values Rise Then Fall in 1920 Report
A Grand Forks statfel d agent reports livestock numbers and values in North Dakota show gains in dairy and cattle early in 1919 but a downward trend from 1918. Cattle and sheep shipments, dairy stock changes, and total state value reflect price shifts and feed shortages across regions, with dairy profits boosting milch cows and a drop in overall animal value year to year.
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