Iron County Mob Revolts Seizure Triggers Federal Aid
Chicago reports Major A V Dalrymple to lead about eighty federal and Michigan state officers into Iron County Michigan to quell a claimed open revolt after prohibition agents were held up and wine seized from a private home. Iron County prosecutor McDonough contends seizure on store property. Grove backs home seizure. Walker says no formal reports yet.
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Iron County
Prohibition
Crystal Falls
Jacobs
Washington
Michigan
Datrymple
State ‘Constabulary
A. McDonough
Mr. McDonough
Leo Grove
Uppen Peninsula
Major Dalrymple
Palmer
Shera
Een
Part Aa
Gtepy F. Peapipitatea Tho
Fens
Ison
Grove
McDorwich
Grand Rapids
Mich
Myron H. Walker
Iron River
Wisconalo Line
Rym Reon
Tron County
Martin McDonough
Milwaukee Journal
McDonough
Lost Indian Land Promise In Chippewa Treaty Breach
Fragmentary OCR outlines a 19th century pledge to compensate the Chippewa for land ceded by a treaty with the government. It notes the St Croix area along the river, spanning Minnesota and Wisconsin, and mentions delays in fulfillment and disputes over promised land restitution.
Salmon U S Rejected Can Was Sold For Profit
Washington February 23. A war department rejected canned salmon later sold to the public at a profit of 13 million dollars after passing the Agriculture Department Bureau of Chemistry. House committee investigator D E Bennett testified that the salmon, from teenS pack, was deemed in fosal condition by packers and federal food experts agreed.
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Washington
War Department
Department of Agriculure
Bureau of Chemistry
House
E. Bennett
Bennett
Department
President to Publish Adriatic Notes Soon
Washington reports that the notes between the United States and Entente powers on the Adriatic issue will be released by President Wilson within days with foreign consent. The final draft was to be sent for approval to the State Department, and officials hope to have it ready for cable dispatch.
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Washington
United States
Entente
Adriatic
Wilson
Mie
Willecen
Atate Depertineto
Telegraphic Briefs Pulse of Global Events
Manila reports General Leonard Pad the party for president at Republican convention. California notes two sailors dead and two badly burned when a steam pipe on destroyer Kilty burst. London reports Premier Millerand and foreign ministers arriving for the peace conference. Cairo notes 2500 Russian refugees destitute in the city. Paria mentions Clemenceau visiting Egypt and Khartoum. Saloniki notes King Alexander’s visit after eastern Macedonia. Rip Janetto announces Belgian King Albert will visit the city.
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London
Millerand
France
Vittorio Gcialda
Cairo
Russia
Paria
Clemenceau
Egypt
Khartoum
Advieus
Saloniki
Bunday
Alexander of
Greece
Macedonia
Rip’ Janetto
Albert
Bolshevists Seize Murmansk Report Says Lloyds Dispatch
London reports Bolshevik forces have seized Murmansk and moved toward the harbor after a clash at the port Saturday. Murmansk lies on the Murman coast near the White Sea, northwest of Archangel, opposite the district recently taken by Bolshevik forces. The news from Vardo via Lloyd’s dispatch places two brigades and officers as the only escapees. Dublin notes Lord Mayor Tom Kelly’s release from Wormwood Scrubs and criticism of British actions, while Mayor Lawrence O Neill criticizes the illness and calls for recovery guidance. Low water along the St. Lawrence affects paper and related industries.
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Oeermann
Dublin
Tom Kelly
Wormwood Borubba
London
Lawrence O'Neill
Kelly
Arti
Bt. Lawrence
REPORT ON R. R. BILL CALLED UP.
Students at the state university refuse to register for the second semester until a patin factory settlement is reached over the strikes. Board members plan a Fargo dining hall bid opening while student protests and a faculty canvass unfold. Governor Frazier and administration backs are met with protests as students rally for President Kane.
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State University
State Administration Board
Thomas F Kane
George Totten
J.N. Hagan
Robert Muir
University Toay
Hisid
Fargo
Grafton
Hagan
J. Stewart
Drayton
W. BH. Morrieamne
Crystal
H. B. Bickhot
Grand Fork
Wiliam Bitinon
Huff
Groms Franeg
Gratton
Randahl
Litchyne
T. Sprout
Buffal
Valley City
Atudents
Phumnd
Dent Kane
Senate
Universiay
Pres
Frazier
Board of Administration
Kane
Ths
Hold Wilson Responsible for Delay in Ratification
South Dakota news cites Senator Harding accusing President Wilson of delaying the peace treaty ratification. The report covers remarks at a Republican rally and mentions Johnson’s South Dakota speaking dates in Yankton, Mitchell, Sioux Falls, and Watertown with potential second stops at Aberdeen, Huron, Lead, and Deadwood. It notes Harding’s critique of Wilson and outlines Republican platform points including strong defense, world leadership, and opposition to bureaucratic expansion.
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Wilson
Senate
Sioux Falls, & D
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
Tiam Johnson
Johnson
Yankton
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Averdeen
Huron
Lead
Deadwood
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
South
Amorica
Jefferson
Henster Harding
Hig
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Howe
Waste and cabinet notes in early 20th century source
Lawyer J. L. Andrews defends a Pare factory subsidiary of American Cyanamin, stating no reckless waste and that plant work proceeded on urgent orders with efforts to avoid tax impact. Paris reports a Jugoslav cabinet planned with Protitch premier, Trifkovitch vice premier, Trumbitch foreign affairs, Yankovitch finance, and others, if Trumbitch declines foreign portfolio.
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Dulideti
J. Lt Andrews
Stiefeld
American Cyanamin Company
Paris
M. Protitch
M. ‘Trifkovitch
M. ‘“Trumbitch
M. Yankovitch
M. Trumbitch
M. Spalekjo
National Education push at convention faces funding divide
About 2 000 delegates from fifty school organizations convened for the National Education meeting in Cleveland. Dr George D Strayer and Dean William P Burris spoke on the Brotth-Tow nae BAL proposing a national education secretary and a federal $100 million for public schools, with Strayer backing the bill and Burris opposing. Philander C Claxton addressed the school garding section later. In Montana, six of ten I W W defendants in the Warren Grimm murder case remained in jail, while in Centralia an Armistice Day parade participant faced solitary confinement for throwing food in a corridor.
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Acreland
Onli Pets
Torar-Weork
Association of College Teachers of Education
George D. Strayer
Columbia University
William P. Burris
Clocingt
Dr. Strayer
Dean Burtin
Philander C. Claxton
Unitedates Commisdioner
Educaion
Monisano
Wash
Warren Grimm
Centralia
Spanish Novelist Vicente Blasco Ibár·a Honored by George Washington Univ
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez the Spanish novelist received an honorary Doctor of Letters degree at George Washington University’s mid winter convocation. Former food administrator Herbert Hoover Senator William E Calder of New York and Franklin MacVeagh former secretary of the treasury also received similar honorary degrees.
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Sncallington
Vicente Blasco Ibanta
George Washington University
Herbert ©. Hoover
Wm. E. Calder
New York
Franklin't MacVeagh
War memorial certificates denied for war dead in France
New York notes that on February 23 the French government prevented issuance of war memorial certificates to the nearest of kin for 4,674 New York and Brooklyn soldiers who died in World War I. American Legion members and relatives attended the ceremonies, as Major General John O’Ryan urged against removing American soldiers’ remains from France, warning of many errors.
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New York
Brooklyn
American Legion
John ¥. O'Ryan
France
Duluth Dentist Slain After Street Shooting
In Duluth on Superior street Dr. Carl W. Hoppman died after four bullets from an automatic pistol struck him. Casper M. Nelson, 42, a barber, claimed self defense as he fled about 500 feet before being captured. The motive cited is long running ill feeling and a prior connection to Miss Hoppman.
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Duluth
Carl W. Hoppman
Fitzmaurice
Casper M. Nelson
Superior Street
Nelson
Dr. Hoppman
Ue Hoppmen
Witsmaurice
Lobbying Causes Much Trouble Say Colorado Senator
New York story reports Senator Thomas of Colorado blaming lobbying by class interests for threats to U S government. He spoke at a Washington birthday Sons of the Revolution meeting, criticizing congressional railroad legislation and partisan politics that hamper public service and judgment.
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New York
Washington
United States
League of Nations
Thomas
Colorado
Sons of the Revolution
Congress
Dlam
Dap Broplanis
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Repub
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Lloyds Report
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