Iron River Revolt Ends as Federal Force Withdraws
Federal agents led by Major A V Dalrymple quit Iron River and the so called revolt faded. Nine barrels of home made wine were seized from a priest’s house and state and local officials faced possible arrest but orders to withdraw came from national prohibition chief C F Kramer. McDonough and Dalrymple held a heated lobby conference while witnesses watched and a warrant for Dalrymple’s arrest was not served.
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A. V. Dalrymple
Chicago
Upper Michigan Peninsular
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M. C. McDonough
Iron River
C. F. Kramer
McDonough
Dalrymple
Martens testifies on Soviet ties as senate debates treaty
In Washington and London reports amid peace pact debate describe Ludwig Martens confirming meetings with the Russian socialist federation while denying direct control. Senate moves to limit discussion as irreconcilables condemn the treaty as an instrument of hate and treason in a vote ahead of Article X action.
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Ludwig C. A. KK
Martens
Russian Socialist Federation
Senate
Federation
Department of Justice
France
Maryland
Reed
Missouri
Dalrymple vows to jail McDonough in wine case
Major A. V. Dalrymple and aides return to Chicago from Iron River with confiscated wine samples to be used in prosecutions. He declares McDonough will go to the penitentiary and says he will pursue the case until court action or orders halt it. He notes constraints from orders and hints at possible Washington travel if Gaylord arrives.
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Chicago
A. V. Dalrymple
Iron River
Ron River
Jersey City Couple Welcomes Fifth Set of Twins
Mrs Richard Doherty wife of a Jersey City judge today gave birth to twins in ten years of marriage. The mother and both babies are healthy. The Dohertys now have eight children six girls and two boys. two previous children died.
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Richard Doherty
Doherty
Court of Common Pleas
American Ambassador Delivers Wilson Reply on Adriatic
Paris the American ambassador Hugh C Wallace presented to the foreign office President Wilsons reply to the latest allied note regarding the Adriatic question.
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Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
Foreign Office
Wilson
Adriatic
Influenza Cases Decline in High Point Amid Red Cross Efforts
High Point reports no new influenza cases at Red Cross headquarters in two days and few new physician reports. Mrs. Martha Newlin says calls for nurses stem from earlier infections. relief efforts continue as the city considers rescinding the public gathering ban at tomorrow’s extraordinary council session.
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Red Cross
Martha Newlin
High Point
Crown Prince Ordered to Pay Taxes on 800000 Florins
The Hague Feb 26. The former Crown Prince of Germany must pay taxes on an annual income of 800000 florins despite protests from the crown prince. The decision sets a tax basis for the exiled royal figure.
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the Hague
Germany
Big Merchan ts await big day with city ban lift
Indications point to a highest day for merchants as the city council nears a decision on lifting the public gathering ban tomorrow. Influenza cases have waned, and physicians report few new infections, while the Liberty Flyers announce a stunt flight exhibition Saturday afternoon over High Point.
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Liberty Fiyers
Thomas B Redding Dies in Randolph County
News from High Point reports the death of Thomas B Redding at his Randolph county home at 11 39 pm caused by heart failure. He was about 84 and a respected Randolph farmer known for public service and local development. He leaves daughter Miss Dora Redding and sons Troy and William. Funeral from Old Union Church in Randolph at noon tomorrow with burial in the church ground.
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High Point
Thomas B. Redding
Randolph County
Mr. Redding
Mr. Reddings
Dora Redding
Troy
William Redding
Old Tnion Church
Randoph County
Chapel cars planned for railroads nationwide
Chicago Feb 26 Chapel cars with living quarters for a minister and family and seating for 99 will be built for every railroad out of Chicago as funds allow announced by the northern Baptist church. Seven cars already operate across the continent while 19 000 people have professed conversion and 8437 were baptized.
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Chicago
Northern Baptist Church
Boston not an intellectual hub, says critic on tour
On Feb 26 Boston critic Henry Russell former director of the Boston Grand Opera Company challenges the idea that Boston is a national intellectual center. Russell with Belgian poet Maurice Maeterlinck argues Boston’s cultural scene is overrated remarking that other cities support grand opera where Boston cannot.
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Kenry Russell
Boston Grane Opera Company
Maurice Maeterlinck
Dr. Russell
United States
Hinges On Town Jail Rusty Since Prohibition
Hammond Indiana reports the Valparaiso jail unused since Prohibition began with the town free of prisoners. One armed policeman is hired as patrolman, Louis Kulp, a former Chicagoan, as the second appointee. For twenty five years the county has no deputy sheriffs and Sheriff W B Forney will serve the remainder of his term without a deputy.
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Ind
Valparaiso
Louis Kulp
Letter From Berlin Reaches Dover Dentist
A 1914 letter written eight days before the war began was received by Dr. FE S. Wagner in Dover Ohio. The writer, a Berlin resident, was killed in a France engagement early in 1917.
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Dover
Ohio
FE. S. Wagner
France
Stars and Stripes Trio Tours High Point on Bonus Bill
The Stars and Stripes Trio Claude S. Stanton F L Burke and R T Marmion arrived in High Point today to advocate the ex veteran bonus measure. They will stay until Saturday at the Elwood hotel and seek petitions to send to the senate while appealing to discharged soldiers sailors and marines in the city.
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Claude S. Stanton
F. L Burke
R. T. Marmion
High Point
Elwood Hotel
Senate
South
Burke
Chamber of Ecommerce
Elwood
Mrs Ellen Hendricks Dies at Son’s Home in Mechanicsville
Mrs Ellen Hendricks died suddenly last night at 6 at her son Claude Hendricks home in Mechanicsville. She was about 71, born in Randolph County, member of Wesley Memorial Episcopal Church, with many friends in the city. Funeral at the home at 8 tonight conducted by Rev W A Lambeth. Remains to Coleridge tomorrow morning for burial in Concord Church Cemetery.
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Claude Hendricks
Mechanicesville
Hendricks
Randolph County
Wesley Memorial Episcopal Church
W. A. Lambeth
Coleridge
Concord Church
Park Street School Building To Cost 85 000
City officials and the school board agree to construct a new Park Street school building at about 85 000 dollars. The plan includes 17 classrooms a large auditorium and offices with modern conveniences and construction should start within 10 days.
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High Point
Schoo
Democrats denounce Senator Reed at Jasper County convention
In Webb City last night Jasper county Democrats adopted a resolution denouncing Senator Reed as a disorganizer. The county delegation to the State convention was instructed to vote against him for delegate to the national convention in San Francisco.
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Jasper County
Webb City
Reed
San Francisco
Final Adriatic Notes to Be Published by State Department
Washington Feb 26 The final decision to publish the eight Adriatic notes between the American government and the Entente premiers was reached today. Seven notes will be made public late today with the total text estimated near 12 000 words.
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Washington
State Department
Cotton Futures Open Higher After Mixed Start in New York
New York cotton futures opened barely steady with March 37.85, May 35.10, July 82.68, October 30.55, January 20.75. Early trading showed irregularity from sterling weakness and an unsettled stock market, but gains followed as trade bought new crop months and shorts covered old positions. The open held firm, with activity forcing higher levels after brief declines.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Bribery Charges Dismissed in Army Material Case
Detroit February 26 United States district judge Tuttle dismissed bribery charges against the six men charged with conspiring to defraud the government of army ordinance material. The motion came from counsel for Captain Sotérios Nicholson, ending the federal case.
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Sive
United States District
Tuttle
Soterios Nicholson
Rail unions urge Wilson to veto railroad bill
Representatives of railroad brotherhoods and farmers council met at the White House to urge President Wilson to veto the compromise railroad bill. They argued the bill guarantees rail owners a minimum return and grants a special privilege, while opposing a labor dispute tribunal and fearing delays in wage settlements across the 2006 privately owned railways.
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Railroad Brotherhoods
White House
Wilson
Farmers National Council
Tumulty
Brotherhood
Adopted son of Marshall dies in Washington
Morri son Marshal, three year old adopted son of Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, died in Washington after a short illness described as acidosis. He had lived with the Marshalls since June 1917 after being taken in at ten months old from a diet kitchen where his mother worked as a chamber maid. The child was not legally adopted, but he became a member of the VP's family with the mother's consent.
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Washington
Morrison Marshal
Fire kills Gregory woman and four children in Greenfield Park
A Montreal fire at Greenfield Park East claimed the life of Mrs Gregory and her four children. The woman and a two day old infant were in bed on the second floor when three children on the lower floor started the blaze.
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Fen
Moes
Gregory
Greenfield Park
East
Paderewski to quit concert stage and politics
London February 26 The wire correspondent of the Emily Mail reports that Ignate Jan Paderewski, former Polish premier, will never again appear on concert platforms and is unlikely to reenter politics.
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London
Ignate Jan Paderewski
Emily Mail
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