Milson Asked to Veto the Railroad Bill
Washington February 24 President Wilson faces calls from union leaders and railroad workers to veto the railroad bill on public policy grounds. Emotions rose as 2,000,000 rail workers, led by officials of affiliated organizations, demand an immediate solution and warn they may not hold wage gains already earned.
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Socialist Trial in New Mexico Proceedings Questioned
At the resumed trial of five suspended socialist assemblymen in New Mexico on February 24, Morris Hill Quit upbraided Walter F. Nelles over introducing Richard O’Hare War record material. Chairman Louis M. Martin warned of a subpoena, and Hill Quit vowed to obey. Judge Arthur H. Suth ruled to pursue Debs remarks in Canton as part of the record while probing the defense.
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Fragmented OCR Note on Violent Scenes
An unreadable excerpt references violent scenes and disrupted actions. The legible bits mention a confrontation or incident with a suspect, but the exact names, places, and dates are missing. The fragment hints at a dramatic event but provides no clear resolution or context.
Telegraphic Briefs Report Flags Global and Local Rays of Conflict
The Senate adopted the conference report on the railroad bill by a wide margin. Bomb attempts fail at Ballynahinch barracks. An earthquake claim surrounds Gori area with reported casualties. Germany plans a legal bureau to resist war criminals. Soviet emissaries recant extremist views aboard the Buford. Paris and London discuss Russia Soviets. Turkish-Arab forces near Kouran report heavy losses for French troops. Charlottenburg palace jewels looted. royal regalia disturbed. Boxing results include Montreal’s Bromean defeating Young Ahearn. Adair beats Denny. Mason stops Conato. Smith stops Cannera. McCormick defeats Pattonkey. Dundee edges Ritchie.
Montana Man Hit By North Dakota Taxes
Great Falls Mont Feb 24 E M Woods of 1109 Second Ave North says his North Dakota tax bill for the same property jumped from 96 33 to 284 54 this year an increase of 138 15 or over 190 percent He questions the North Dakota tax interpretation and calls the rise a tax outrage saying he might rather let the county take the property The altered bills prompt him to doubt the phrase no profit in North Dakota politics.
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Declares Thousands Of Lives Lost Through Carelessness
Cleveland Feb 24. Thomas D Wood of Columbia University tells the national council of education that vast lives are sacrificed by neglecting scientific health and physical education. He warns 16 million U S school children have remediable physical defects and schools waste effort on ill health.
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Phillips outlines workmen compensation plan in France context
In a St Paul dispatch dated February 24, actuary H E Phillips discusses an early private pension proposal for workmen in France and its implications for insurance funds. He notes a large estimated outlay and compares private insurance concepts with government schemes, emphasizing coverage scope and financial stability.
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Controversy Over Kane Presidency Rages At State University
A heated dispute at the state university, led by figures such as J N Haugan and Robert Muir, seeks a peaceful settlement as faculty and students rally behind or against President Thoras F Kane. Meetings in the Commons building and an Armory Gym session frame a day of conferences and public addresses.
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NO DEALINGS WITH SOVIETS ARE PROPOSED
London Feb 24 The Allien will decline to deal with Soviet Russia after a supreme council meeting. The decision ends immediate diplomatic relations between Allied governments and Moscow. The council favored having a League of Nations supervised delegation study Russia, and said allies cannot urge border states to keep fighting Bolsheviks though they will support against Bolshevik attacks inside border states.
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Information on Action of Reds to be Furnished
Buenos Aires reports that the South American police congress will exchange information on anarchist activities and agitators moving across borders. The plan excludes data on pen can crimes or labor governments, and notes gaps due to incomplete records for 1917 and 1938. In Rio de Janeiro, Congress budgets 27.5 million for the army with universal conscription of 18 months, 3,626 officers, up to 29,000 regulars, and 10,000 reservists plus a national guard.
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Trade balance of U S shows great increase
Washington reports a sharp rise in January exports and imports amid exchange fluctuations. January exports total about 370 million with imports near 474 million, leaving a seven month trade balance of 1.826 billion. Gold movements and year earlier figures cited. Crisis foreseen in Russia as cabinet faces possible collapse per Bucharest Matin dispatch.
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Government seeks dismissal in Rhode Island liquor case
Washington views arguments on the government motion to dismiss Rhode Island's suit challenging the federal prohibition amendment. Assistant Attorney General Frierson and Solicitor General Paine will present the case. While the motion is heard, all issues will be discussed and the entire case may be submitted on its merits with a decision expected this term.
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Inquiry into meat packing hearings begin in Congress
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee opened a new inquiry into the meat packing industry. Rep Tincher warned stock producers are failing while packers accumulate wealth as Rep Anderson pushed a measure for federal livestock compensation and licensing, naming Armour, Swift, and Cudahy among the big five.
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Agitation Against Expelling The Turks From Constantinople
London editors clash over policy toward Constantinople with Telegraph opposing expulsion as ill advised and urging mature council review. Daily News supports Armenian rights and broader pressure, while Morning Post cites India policy as limiting government action.
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Eighty Percent of Russians Soviets Neutral Says Amsterdam Report
Amsterdam February report by Handelblad staff writer G Nypels quotes a Soviet Russia view: about eighty percent of the red army is not red at all but neutral. about sixty percent of officers from the upper classes are Czariat in inclination, leaving only roughly twenty percent of soldiers and forty percent of officers firmly attached to the Soviet regime. Nypels claims he traveled through Poland in December and faced wary Bolshevik treatment for exposing a plot to finance Bolshevik propaganda via the former Russian imperial jewels.
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Hostelry Changes Highlight New Fee Structure
Notes detail changes at Portal Hostelry, outlining revised charges and a shift in rates. The report lists altered fees and potential impacts on guests and staff, with emphasis on how the new policy will be implemented across the facility.
Bailey Signs Order Against Sale of Ships
Justice Bailey signed an injunction today barring the sale of ships by the board. The action, tied to the death of Randolph Hearst and the indemnity dispute, may be subject to an appeal later.
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Bolshevik Forces Capture Murmansk Amid Light Casualties
Christiansia Norway Feb 24 Refugees report Bolshevik forces captured Murmansk with about 5000 defenders left in place and light losses on both sides. Two Russian steamers and several small boats escaped with refugees. one steamer hit by shrapnel.
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Great Falls Montana Co oper ators congress meets
President A C Townley addresses the fifth annual meeting under Montana American Society of Equity auspices. Sessions run Monday to Thursday February 7 with Townley speaking on The Organised Farmer and Laborer. Governor Lynn J Prater of North Dakota and Dr H F Ladd of North Dakota will speak along with Glenn Plumb among others.
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Socialists to Hold Big Majority at Strasbourg Congress
Paris report states the Seine federation will send a strong socialist delegation to the national congress at Strasbourg this week. The conservative wing dominates the delegate slate with fifteen under M Loriot advocating immediate seizure of capitalist power for soviets. The reconstruction faction led by Paul Faure has a minority, while conservatives total a small share.
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Noted Runners Scholte Johnson to Meet March 6
Urbana Feb 34 Jack Scholte star sprinter of Missouri and Captain Carl Johnson of Michigan are slated to clash in the free time 75 yard dash and 70 yard hurdles at the grand relay carnival set for March 6 at the Indiana university arena. Schultz recent strong showings at the A A games in Boston Milrose meet in New York mark him as a leading Olympic prospect.
Ice breaking ships captured by Reds
London report says Red forces overran Archangel and Murmansk regions in Russia, capturing ice breaking ships and flotilla units. Soviet communique notes the seizure of river craft near Cheana and two heavy light units, with Rostov and Nakhitchevan areas under Red control as fortifications fall. Large fur profits in Washington tied to trapping seasons are mentioned in brief.
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Yarn Dekeles pens aontz Steele v. 5 WEATE Bohee
Yarn Dekeles writes about a court case involving Steele versus 5 WEATE Bohee. The item notes limited details and frames the dispute as a legal matter with local relevance.
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