Troops Ordered to Monte nano for I W W Trial in Washington
Soldiers from Camp Lewin were ordered to Monte nano to guard the murder trial of ten I W W members tied to the Armistice Day killings of former service men. Prosecution asked Governor Hart not to intervene to avoid friction as jurors’ delays continued.
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Camp Lewin
Industrial Workers of the World
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Herman Allen
Governcr
Hart
Western Department
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Rates for gas in Winona argued in U S District Court
In Winona Minnesota the Wheeling Minnesota Gas and Power Company faces a court challenge over gas rates. Judge Wilbur P Booth hears arguments on whether the city can limit charges to 145 per thousand cubic feet as set by an ordinance. The case tests statutory authority and regulatory power.
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U. S. District Court
Bt Paul
Minn
Wheensin-Minnesota Gas
Piewer’ Company
Wilbur P. Booth
United States District Court
T. D. O'Brien
Wood Outlines All Stand-In National Issues at Yankton
Major General Leonard Wood opened his campaign in South Dakota outlining his stance on national issues. He urged avoiding rash experiments and clinging to established policy, stressing the need for peacetime adjustment and military training. He spoke at Canton and planned appearances in Sioux Falls and Dell Rapids.
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Yankton
B.C
Leonard Wood
South Dakota
Wood
Canton
Sioux Falls
Dell Rapids
Montana Methodists To Honor Van Ordsel
Helena, Feb 25 A $100 000 memorial building will be erected on the campus of the Montana Desroness school in Helena to honor Rev W W Van Ordsell pioneer Methodist missionary in the state Rev John Chirgwin will lead the campaign The school was conceived by Brother Van and assisted by Miss Louise Stork as a genesis in Montana Methodist efforts
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Thin State
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John Chirgwin
Uove
Van
van Ordeel
Louise Stork
Mohtana
Soviet government proclaimed at Pieve de Soligo
Emergency rumors detail workers in Pieve de Soligo Italy proclaiming a Soviet government amid clashes with Carabinieri and police. Reports from Vittorio Veneto Montebelluna and other towns reference strikes and unrest as police attempt to quell disorder.
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Italy
Rome
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Montebelluna
Tenants Force Rent Increase on Landlord
George C. Kelly, an ender, faced eight tenants pressing for monthly rent hikes of five and seven dollars. The parcel notes a tense dispute as tenants push for higher payments despite protest.
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George C. Kelly
Confiscated Booze Dumped in Iron River Raid
Iron River Michigan February 25. State's Attorney M B McDonough could not be located by Major A V Dalrymple federal prohibition director but the wine seized from Leo J Grove the federal agent last week was found and destroyed. Nine barrels were found in a priest's cellar rolled into the street. The conference with state officials postponed until Dalrymple and agents arrive for another raid at the Virgil mine. McDonough warned he would arrest federal agents if any county arrest or raid occurred. State investigation of prohibition sconners in Iron county continues.
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Iron County
A. V. Dalrymple
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Leo J. Grove
Dalrymple
of Ociate
Virgil Mine
Federal Prohibition
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Tron County
Rivers
Federal
Agena
Brewers Ready to Fight Declares at Anti-State Conference
Christian W. Felgen spany, president, declared at the Anti-States Brewers' conference that legal and constitutional means will be used to defend liberty and property guaranteed by the constitution. He cited counts of states not favoring prohibition and recent referendum outcomes amid a national debate on liquor laws.
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Trade With Siberia Remains Suspended
New York Tech 25 Trade between the United States and Siberia, once run to the millions, has been suspended after the capture of Visdilvatol by social revolutionaries. Local ministers asked the state department to probe possible recovery of thousands of dollars in furs and to clarify when steamships could safely be sent to Vladivostok from San Francisco for shipments diverted to Japan this year. The state department cabled General Harris at Vladivostok, but no reply is expected for at least two weeks due to communication difficulties.
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Big Railroad Strike Called in France
Paris reports a strike on the Paris Lyon and Mediterranean line halted services with all trains idle and yards around Lyon and Marseille affected. A chaotic scene described as a widespread industrial stoppage impacts transport and supplies across the region.
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Paris, Lyon
Russian Princess Cantacuzene Seeks Aid for Russian Refugees in America
In New York on February 16, Princess Cantacuzene, granddaughter of a former president, touring to garner aid for Russian refugees driven by Bolshevik violence. She formed the American Central committee for Russian relief with notable Americans like Charles W. Eliot, Elihu Root, and Samuel Gompers assisting as officers. Her speeches advocate U.S. aid and future trade with Russia, asserting Bolshevism’s fall is near and urging support for victims across Estonia, Poland, and Switzerland.
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Julia Dentort
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Trotsky
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Samuel Gomgers
Russia
Prince Michael Cantacuzene
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Poland
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Allies policy toward Russia sparks mixed London reactions
Condon Feb 25 announcement of Allied policy toward Russia draws varied comment from London papers. The Times denounces Lloyd George for favoring Bolshevik influence, while the Daily News calls the policy a compromised blend arising from conflicting views. The Chronicle notes a big step forward yet evasive language, and Labor's Herald laments grudging support year late but criticizes the manifesto language.
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the Times
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Stockyard Owners Accused of Hiding Ownership
Washington on February 25 the House Agriculture Committee resumed hearings on meat packing registration when W B Colver of the Federal Trade Commission urged laws forcing interstate firms to reveal real owners. He said agencies cannot determine who controls major stockyards, which he described as a cover up by directors and managers. The testimony outlined a plan requiring disclosure of beneficial ownership.
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Commumion Sexi
Lawa
the Trade Commission
Chicago
Canned Debate On League of Nations Draws Harlem Audience
In New York on February cita a canned debate on the League of Nations drew a Harlem audience. Politicians and Senators used a voice recording machine to expound attitudes on the issue, presenting speakers and positions through a propaganda-like medium.
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League OF Nations
New York
Harlem
Aioe
Telegraphic Briefs From Global News Snippets
Resignations and legal penalties surface in brief items from Oakland to Madrid. Anita Whitney faces a year in prison for verbal offenses. In Mexico, Usher and Wolf, tied to a forced landing, were released in Necosh. In Dublin parliament, Astor supports Aquor trac policy. New Jersey eyes three and a half percent alcohol limit. Joe Stecher and Gus Karavaris noted in sports brief summaries.
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Trenton
N J
New Jersey
Poland Demands Self Rule and Territory Restitution
Warsaw reports a foreign affairs committee statement demanding immediate talks with the Soviet government. Conditions include restoration of 1772 partition territory, self-determination for Russian and Polish ethnological groups, and ratification of peace by representatives of the Russian nation.
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Warsaw
Foreign Affairs Committee
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Poland
Republican House Leaders' Program Reported Today
Washington reports that house leaders accepted a plan for universal military training along with army reorganization. A four month training window for youths began July 1, 1922, with a commission to draft a congress proposal by January 1, 1921. A subcommittee will frame a separate universal training bill for early consideration.
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Washington
Sbie
Congress
Kahn
Three Mexican Notes Exchanged Publicly in Washington
Texts of three notes between the Mexican government and the U S state department were released in Mexico City. One note asks for passports for Henry Forres and U S witnesses before a El Paso subcommittee. Mexico refused. The other notes cover Forres testimonies and Lansing's denial to permit arms shipments from the United States.
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State Department
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United States
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Carranza
Coahuila
Reed Loughten
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Ygnatio Bonellas
Complete List of Wisconsin War Casualties
Madison Wisconsin February reports the official war department tally for Wisconsin in France. It counts 111 officers and 2 538 men dead across actions disease accidents and other causes and 285 officers 6 861 men wounded. The ratio of killed to wounded is one to about four and a half.
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Wis
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Wisconsin
France
A. EB. F
Nationwide tax hike eyed to fund schools in push
Cleveland report notes nationwide increases in property taxes discussed at the National Education Association convention. References to Agnew angle and broader financial needs for public education appear amid disjointed Blackstone era coverage. Grand Rapids fire probe figures and Newberry expense chatter surface in related items through the edition.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Roman BH. Glocheski
Wilson's note in London on Adriatic talks
Washington on February 26 says no agreement yet for simultaneous publication of exchanges on the Adriatic matter. State Department notes negotiations continue as talks proceed.
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London
Washington
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Adriatic
State Department
Asquith Elected to Parliament From Paisley
London February 25 Former Premier Herbert H. Asquith was elected to parliament from Paisley in a by election. The result was announced today with women playing a prominent role in the campaign. Asquith urged reopening Russia trade and argued Baltic states and Poland should seek peace with Russia on favorable terms. He polled 14,694 votes against his opponent’s tally.
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Paisley
Com
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Baltic States
Poland
Anquith
Wera Noraby
Pagar Ter
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Staattpas
Grand jury adjourns to March 8 over coal strike charges
Indianapolis February 25 The special grand jury convened last December to probe charges tied to the bituminous coal miners and operators strike has adjourned until March 8. The recess allows data compilation and drafting of indictments expected to allege violation of the Lever Act. Deliberations to resume March 4 and continue two to three weeks.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jttmeid
Gleaners Enter Newspaper Field in Michigan Plan
Detroit on February 25 Gleaners plan to launch a national newspaper the Gleaners Forum in early March with a 60 100 circulation It will replace Farmers Magazine and begin as a monthly then aim for weekly Verne E Burnet will lead the publication to be printed in Ann Arbor Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Gleaners
Grant Blocum
Gleaners' Forum
Farmers’ Magazine
Verne E. Burnet
Ann Arbor
Ban on trading in corn lifted in Chicago
Chicago February 26 The ban on the amount any individual may buy or sell for future delivery in the corn market is lifted today The rule restricting the ed today The cancellation does not validate any of the food control law provisions and jail contracts for current month deliveries will continue under close supervision Live stock sale opens Fargo North Dakota February 26 The annual live stock sale opens as the North Dakota Live Stock Association holds its annual meeting and banquet with hundreds in attendance today
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Bere
Fargo
N. D
Prd
North Dakota
Polk Named as Secretary of State Designate
Washington announces Frank L. Polk of New York will succeed Robert Lansing as secretary of state, with nomination expected to reach the Senate within a few days. The appointment surprised many in both parties, as Polk has held various government roles and backed the Bull Moose movement.
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