Allies Reply to Wilson Note Arrives Today
Washington reports that Premier notes are not released without consent. British and French leaders say most key points from the December 9 memorandum remain. Wilson warns Italy may gain advantage from January 14 provisions, risking Adriatic settlements and jewel of Fiume.
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Agreemen Agruary 14
Bryan Not To Be Candidate
A fragment notes that Bryan will not run, with unclear names and affiliations. The readable portion references Davila Lake and De Fee and a National Democratic convention delegate scenario, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Decree Agreed By Packers Filed In Court Action
A decree agreed to by the Packers and their counsel is filed. Attorneys for all defendants state they consented to the decree not on guilt but to prevent a food monopoly risk and to stabilize the meat industry during reconstruction. They argue packers face a delicate position between producers demanding high prices and consumers demanding cheap meat.
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Protests Over Ship Deliveries To Allies Reported
The association of German ship owners lodged protests in the national assembly against delivering German freight ships to the Allies. In Tahiti influenza on the Marquesas Islands proved less severe than feared, though tuberculosis and other diseases afflict remaining natives.
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Teeth makers strike risks shortage in New York
New York on February 27 faced a possible shortage as members of the dental industry union walked out for a one hour week and 40 percent wage demands. Strikers said the men worked 70 hours a week and demanded higher pay.
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Deni Fxs
Jala
Demand for Open Settlement of Booze Revolt
Iron River Michigan February 27. A peace conference aimed at uncovering the liquor rebellion in Upper Michigan gains momentum as State Attorney McDonough plans an open settlement. Federal agent Cummerow began a federal probe while Assistant Attorney General Converse leads a state inquiry. both seek public hearings, with witnesses to be interviewed by tomorrow night. The local response is mixed as officials prepare for further action.
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Alabama apiary ships bees to northern Canada by air
Birmingham plans to airlift bees valued at 1600 dollars to northern Canada for breeding. The Alabama apiary announced completion of arrangements to move honey makers by airplane, addressing long distance shipment difficulties.
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Alabama Apiary
Canada
Paris Strikes Worsen Rail Service and Restaurant Limits
Paris reports a worsening strike with the northern station halted and suburban service cut. Rail workers at Nice are said to be struck. The cabinet imposes restaurant limits: menus limited to two courses with one meat dish and no milk before noon, with possible two meatless days per week if conditions persist.
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Inland waterways urged for thorough development experiment
G A Tomlinson director of Inland waterways division urges a complete economic justification for inland transport methods. He reviews 1919 operations on the New York barge canal Delaware and Raritan canal lower Mississippi Cheapeake and Ohio canal and Warrior river. He notes costs 9 cents to $1 per ton and warns of needed investments over $6 million. The report records total movement of 96 225 tons with average earnings about 3.54 per ton.
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Bolshevik Forces Reach Chinese Frontier In Manchuria
Dispatches report Bolshevik troops have advanced to the Chinese frontier along the Il River in northeastern Tubkien tan. They threaten to compel Sin Kant to surrender the Russian consul and allow Bolshevik consuls, with warnings to occupy Sin Kiang if demands are not met. A second item notes a San Francisco classified ad seeking a houseworker, listing a 28 year service history.
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Palmer Explains Big Five Agreement With Justice Dept
Palmer outlines the accord limiting the Big Five packing firms and divesting stockyards railroads terminals and public cold storage while banning meat trading in unrelated sectors. The decree aims to curb anticompetitive dominance, promote competition, and protect consumers.
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Railroad bill returned to White House
Fire com Promise railroad bill was returned to the White House today by the Department of Justice for an opinion on its validity. Attorney General Palmer saw no constitutional objection and the president ordered the bill sent to Director General Hines for his view. Hines already studied the measure and is understood to think it the best available under current circumstances.
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Supreme Council to Continue Work in London for Time
London Feb 27 The allied supreme council decided to investigate high prices and exchange prompting a split of conferees into two bodies and to continue sessions in London for at least another week. The probe will cover exchange scarcity of commodities production transport price fixing rings profits and taxation affecting prices. The financial issue will be handled by premiers with official advisers and added unofficial experts as needed.
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Allied Supreme Council
Bryan Withdraws Name From North Dakota Primary
In Bismarck on February 27 William Jennings Bryan asked that his name be withdrawn as a presidential candidate in the North Dakota primary. He told John H. Bloom of Devils Lake that he would not be entered as a candidate despite pledging delegates to Bryan democracy. The action leaves only Senator Hiram Johnson's petition on file, with Johnson set to speak that night.
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Bryan Democracy
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Hiram Johnson
All Day Clinics Open in Chicago Hospitals
Today and tomorrow clinics will operate in Chicago hospitals to mark the event. Medical staff and patients are invited to participate in sessions across multiple locations.
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United States Not The Hardest Hit By Price Rising
A Bureau of Labor Statistics report compares living costs across six foreign countries since 1914. It shows U S retail prices rose 88 percent by September 1919 from July 1914 for main food items, while Great Britain rose 116 percent and Canada 9 percent.
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America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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New Zealand
Great Britain
Canada
Shipping feature dispatches on new British line plan
London reports feature dispatches on a British shipping enterprise designed to capture Germanys former emigrant and freight traffic between Central Europe and America. The Daily Mail notes German lines were subsidized before the war to defy competition and says Cunard is negotiating to purchase space and Hamburg ships for a new service with Hamburg America Line vessels.
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Inquire Into Cotton Prices by Federal Trade Agency
Washington reports an investigation into the soaring prices of cotton goods. The inquiry by the federal trade commission follows a House interstate commerce committee briefing noting profits amid heavy tariff years. Representatives from Connecticut and others cited price spikes of over 15 percent, with firms blamed for gouging during the period.
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