Wilson completes reply to Allied note on Adriatic question
President Wilson finished drafting a reply to the Allied Supreme Council on the Adriatic issue and sent it to Acting Secretary Polk for transmission. He dictated the document in two hours and expects to reach cable lines tonight. The note warns that proceeding without U.S. consent could affect participation in VerSailles and Anglo-French American pact. Public release awaits Allied premiers' response.
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Allied Supreme Council
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Supreme Council
Newberry trial hears more film testimony and payments
Arthur Heyman testifies that Thomas P. Phillips of Newberry publicity discussed a one reel film with him and prepared advertising. He describes payments totaling about 3 000 to staff and a Dawn company production, with posters showing Navy theater ads.
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Employment found for millions of Americans in January
Washington February 19 employment through the United States employment service reached into the millions in January according to a preliminary report. The total placements were estimated at 124 per placement and the service noted a curtailment since October.
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United States Employment Service
Wincette
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Mervige
Seth
Denemore
Millie Dollar Life Insurance Policy Details
Fragmentary notice describes a life insurance policy for Millie Dollar, with reference to a 4190,000 amount and veterans in France. Mentions two heirs and new insurance events, but readable content is highly garbled and uncertain.
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France
Ford Attacked Again by Senator Sherman in Senate
Washington February 19 Senator Sherman Republican Illinois renewed accusations against Henry Ford labeling his financial ventures a monoc and alleging misuse of federal aid for private purposes. He criticized Edsel Ford’s draft status while calling the Ford automobile an international pest and said hundreds of Ford private agents swarmed the Grand Rapids trial scrutinizing the area within a hundred miles of the courthouse.
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Oppose Affiliation of Farm Organizations at Minnesota Convention
In Minneapolis on February 19, delegates of the Minnesota Farmers' Dealers association prepared to consider a resolution denouncing the affiliation of farmers' organizations with political movements, including the League. A second resolution urged opposition to the Grain bill's proposed measures, signaling disputes over broader farm policy and organizational alignment.
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Constitutional questions arise in Feb 19 case
The brief item notes a constitutional dispute involving the act and parties named, with limited readable details. The fragment mentions Feb 19 and a purported challenge to the act, but the precise concerns remain unclear in the readable text.
Davison Plans Two European Money and Trade Ventures
London reports Henry V. Davison of J. P. Morgan & Co may promote two major plans in Europe. A great money combine to finance national enterprises and a global trading company backed by Morgan and Guaranty Trust. The move aims to aid postwar rehabilitation in Belgium France and Austria from a business perspective. Davison has received strong reception in England and France.
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France
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England
New York Delegates Uninstructed For National Convention
Informal conference of New York Republican leaders suggests delegates at large to the national convention will go uninstructed four to two, naming Root, Ward, Calder and Thompson as likely figures. Mrs. Livermore named as alternate. Root to deliver keynote. Chicago report says building program valued at six billion dollars faces higher material and labor costs. Bantamweights Stroud Mayberry to meet in Duluth March 5 with Burns on the same card. Winnipeg reports a mother and two children burned to death after a coal oil lamp exploded.
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James Wardewartheur
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Root
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Srkin
Union Oficiala
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Duluth
Minn
JackiBtroud
Paul
Howard Mayberry
Gus Bloomberg
Minneapolia
Bill Burns
Winnipeg
Robert Davidson
Eifros
Sask
Briefed Political Moves and Local and World News
Summaries from Lansing to Des Moines cover Socialist petition for Eugene V. Debs on primary ballot, Wisconsin bowling leader Gantner Hehdat, London and Rome ambassador hints, Belgian king’s Rome visit, Sinn Fein club raid, refinery job gains in Indiana, Senator Pomerene withdraws, and boxing results in Canton Des Moines Cleveland and more.
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Belgium
Victor Emmanuel
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Plans to recover fallen soldiers from European battlefields
New York Feb 19 Ralph A Hayes sailed to study conditions for recovering American soldiers’ bodies overseas. Commissioned by the War Department he noted that among 77 000 buried abroad more than a quarter would not be disinterred due to relatives’ wishes. Also Ironwood introduces a new salary schedule for teachers based on experience and education with three pay grades.
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Ralph A. Hayes
Europe
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War Department
Ironwood
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Board of Education
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Minneapolis
Minn
Soo Line
North Dakota Weather Report Snow and Cold Tonight
Weather bulletin notes snow and cold air moving in tonight and Friday with colder high and low temperatures across North Dakota. Observations show light wind and minimal precipitation over the past 12 hours, ending early today.
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University
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Wilson Begins Dictating Reply to Adriatic Crisis
Washington February 19 President Wilson started dictating his reply to the Adriatic situation and hopes to have it transmitted today or tomorrow. No details were released and the White House said the allied reply yesterday was about as long as the president’s first note. London reports put the Allied reply around 4 000 words, a figure White House officials deem approximately correct.
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Wilson
Allied Supreme Council
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White House
London
Temporary injunction against sale of former German ships granted
Washington February 19 a court grants a temporary injunction to halt sale of thirty former German passenger ships offered at auction by the Shipping Board. Justice Bailey notes no congressional intent to cede sale power to the president of the Shipping Board. The board plans to reoffer the ships and seeks congressional authority.
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America Exports More Wheat Last Year Than 1918
Washington reports from the department of commerce show U S wheat exports for 1919 reached 148,086,470 bushels, far above 11,177,108 in 1918, while wheat flour exports rose about 4.5 million barrels from 1918 to 1919.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Commerce
United States
Sawhill Expected to Return and Face Charges
Peoria Illinois February 1 James B Sawhill alleged defaulting president of the Corn Belt Investment company of Peoria is expected to return to face charges. He is with a bondings company in Chicago seeking funds to cover a shortage totaling about 108000. An assistant State's Attorney said Sawhill's bond transactions involve 2883.50 from County Judge Huey of Monmouth Jr to buy stocks and he allegedly used the money personally. Sawhill's lawyers admit a shortage but claim it will not exceed 11000.
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Til
James B. Sawhill
Corn Belt Investment Company
Chicago
Murphy
Sawhill
Huey
Monmouth,Jr
Central and Pullman Company
Gawhill
Gay
Execution of O'Brien Will Not Be Stopped
Chicago dispatch reports prisoners at Cook county jail will not witness the planned execution of 21 year old gunman Smiling Jack O'Brien for murdering Officer Richard Burke. Authorities say 200 inmates witnessed Rafael Outrage last month and interrupted the scene. Springfield dispatch says Lt Governor Oglesby refused to interfere with O'Brien's hanging in Chicago tomorrow.
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Cook County
Jack" O'Brien
Charles W. Peters
Matthew
Amdstant
Rafael
Springfield
John Oglesby
Frank O. Lowden
John O’brien
Richard Burke
Treaty Fight May Be Prolonged Indefinitely
WashingtonFeb 19 Leaders in the treaty fight indicated today that the controversy would be dragged on for months while the Senate considers railroad and other major business There is doubt the issue will command floor attention for several weeks as it did yesterday Negotiations continue informally in a bid to reach a compromise on the disputed treaty terms.
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Connte
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Soldiers' Bodies to be Sent From England Soon
Washington reports American soldiers buried in England and in rear areas of France are to be shipped home soon. The War Department said seventeen bodies have been disinterred in English cemeteries and are ready for shipment as the first major movement of bodies dispatched since last November from Archangel.
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Soldiarg
England
France
War Department
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Archangel
Walsh County Farmer Dies In Minneapolis
Diedrich Krabbe a prominent farmer from St Andrews township Walsh county died in Minneapolis after a second operation for stomach cancer. He had been in poor health for some time and went to the hospital about three weeks ago, recovering briefly before failing again.
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Diedrich Krabbe
Andrews Township
Walsh County
Minneapolia
Skating Championship League Action Reaches Day Two
The international amateur championship ice skaters tournament continued in Lake Placid with Everett McGowan of St Paul leading at sixty points. Charles Jewtraw and Roy McWhirter of Chicago tied for second with twenty points as Joe Moore and My Goodman of Winnipeg trailed in third with ten points each in today's events including the 440 yard dash and the two mile.
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Everett McGowan
St. Paul
Charles Jewtraw
Roy McWhirter
Chicago
Joe Moore
My Goodman
Winnipeg
Irish Home Rule Bill May Come Before Commons Tomorrow
London February 19 government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said in the House of Commons the Irish Home Rule bill may be introduced tomorrow with the second reading to follow that hour, giving time for the bill to be digested. The report notes expected discussion and scheduling.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
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