European Demands Turkish Banishing and Hungary Treaty Clash
Paris reports Premier Nitti demands council revision of the peace with Hungary. Echo de Paris editor claims 4,000,000 Hungarians outside now could join a new Hungarian nation. The London council nears San Remo meetings with the League in Rome as Turkey military clauses face partial adoption.
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Prermier Nitti
Italy
Hungary
San Remo
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Maly
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Rome
London
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America
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Senate
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Europe Losing Position Warns Premier Nitti in Interview
Premier Nitti of Italy warns London that Europe risks permanent loss of prewar status. He cites Europe as a debtor, urges coal and food supplies for Italy, and calls for restored relations with Russia. He mentions the Adriatic issue, Fiume, and a peaceful path with the Jugo-Slavs, while noting minimal vast empire talk.
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London
Premier Nitti
Italy
Manchester Guardian Today
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Fiume
Maly
Nit
Hussia
House of Commons
Kremier Lloyd Worge
Constantinople
powiUon
Defends Packers Asks Regulation Challenged By Witnesses
Edward J. Vorean, a cotton mill operator from Moultrie Georgia, spoke to the House Agriculture Committee in Washington March 6 defending Packers and Bussitt Co as a major driver of Southern Georgia agricultural development. He claimed Switt Co is the biggest single factor in agricultural growth.
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Washington
Edward J. Vorean
Moultrie
House Agriculture Committee
Bwitt & Co
Georgia
New Jersey Acknowledges New Prohibition Challenge
New Jersey through Attorney General Thomas F. McCran filed in the U S Supreme Court a suit seeking to declare the 18th Amendment unconstitutional and to block enforcement of the Volstead Act The complaint argues improper passage lack of state ratification and that Congress cannot regulate morals by constitutional amendment The case sets hearings for Monday with related Rhode Island and Massachusetts Kentucky actions to follow
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Astute
New Jersey
Thomas FL. McCran
United States Supreme Court
Malmer
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Congress
Volatead
United States
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Loving Like Liquor and the Widow Who Paid
In Evanston Chicago March 6 Mrs Bessie Schaad told Justice Samuel Harrison of a troubled courtship with George Thomas who claimed he spent money for her on candy ice cream and gifts believing she would marry him. The judge ordered Mrs Schaad to reimburse the amount spent but she vowed to appeal or refuse payment.
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Bessie Schaad
Samuel Harrison
Evanston
Hutchings
George
Tim - George
Mra. Sehaad
Iforge
Mra. Seheaad
Jell
Two Bootleggers Executed Near Naco Mexico Border
Two Mexicans were executed by firing squad near Naco Sonora for bootlegging. A governor's order bans liquor sales within 10 miles of the international border, signaling stricter enforcement amid border bootlegging tensions. Naco Sonora remains dry as of the report.
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Ariz
Sonora
Prohion
United States
Seven in Insane Ward Linked to Ouija Board Rituals
Martinese California March 5 seven residents are under observation for alleged mental breakdowns blamed on constant ouija board use. Police allege 24 hour seances burned 700 in cash to cast out spirits and involved harming and starving found children in the house. Adeline Bottini 15 led others in these activities and a raid followed neighbors’ reports of stolen children.
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Oulja Board Developments
Adeline Bottini
Atx
Upirita
Edward More
Adeline
Jose Saldavine
Sangine Botlinia
Bolshevism Fails To Satisfy Gorky In Stockholm
March 5 report cites Maxim Gorky criticizing Bolshevism as failing to revive spirit. The article notes the revolution produced no spiritual renewal and claims leaders are as brutal as the imperial regime, repressing workers and sending men to prison.
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Stockholm
Maxim Gorky
Judge Denies Dismissal Motions in Michigan Election Fraud Trial
Federal Judge Clarence W. stated there is ample evidence for a guilty verdict in the Michigan election fraud case and denied motions to dismiss. He warned against submitting charges to a jury if not warranted and emphasized the jury could render a guilty verdict based on the present record.
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Michigan
Clarence W
Expulsion of LA Times Mexico City Correspondent
Gerald Brandon, longtime Mexico City correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, was expelled from Mexico City as a "perm a tian for foreigner." He was escorted by two policemen to Nuevo Laredo and crossed the international bridge at Laredo.
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Los Angeles
Tumes
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
Waa
International Bridge
Lurady
Railway Men Confer on New Wage Scales
Representatives of nearly 400000 railroad workers from 188 railroads met in Chicago to discuss a new wage scale. Twenty four general officers and 144 general chairmen attended to plan the scale and to consider enlarging cooperative factories to supply members.
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Chicago
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
British Ships Headed For Turkey From Mediterranean Bases
A British squadron has arrived at Algiers and is en route toward Turkey. Ten battleships a cruiser and 10 destroyers are among the ships noted. Reports say additional Allied craft are moving toward the region from bases between Gurattar and Malta as Turkey remains unsettled.
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Malta
Mediterranean
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Uae
Allies sanction internal German loan in Europe
The Evening Standard reports March 6 that the Allied supreme council will permit Germany to launch an internal loan. It notes the loan would take precedence over indemnity payments and reflects concern that denying funds would risk a weaker, dangerous spat in Europe.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Europe
Newberry Defense Seeks Dismissals in Michigan Election Fraud Trial
Defense arguments continued in Michigan election fraud case as motions to dismiss numerous charges were presented. The proceedings proceeded with debate over dismissal of multiple defendants and counts amid ongoing courtroom hearings.
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Newberry
Michigan
Trial Marriage condenado to three months in jail
A fragmented report states a man from England, a former ambulance driver, was sentenced by Judge David I. Dyer in federal court to three months in jail. The text also references 1910 liquor production figures and a Yeveahi county mill, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Arizona
England
David I. Dyer
Yeveahi County
Mil
Local Transcription Fragment Prompts Confused Speech
The readable text shows a muffled, jumbled transcript with incomplete phrases. It references a person named Biwood Haynes from Okoma Indiana and mentions sleep, wakefulness, and unclear events. The content is garbled and lacks a clear, coherent narrative or verifiable events.
Wilhelm's Fortune Might Be Confiscated
Bettina, Teesday, March 2. The motion by the majority to deprive the former emperor of his properties began today as the parliament debated a proposed settlement. Deputies argued the ex ruler failed to meet historic precedents, noting he did not die leading troops but remains in exile.
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Tia
Det
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Sock
Grae
Helland
Restrictions removed own all ocean tariffs
Washington March 4 Effective immediately all shipping beer tariffs are cancelled. Tariffs may be obtained direct from management agents of the Shipping Board vessels. A 1920s tone note indicates operators will govern rates under a later agreement to prevent conflicts.
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Washington, D. C
St Wma
Todey
Rasen
Menage Agenta
Shipping Board
Vemela
Young Turk Leader Reported in Berlin
The London Berlin of Gaver Pasha, once a Turkish Young Turk leader, is noted as seeking relations with Entente representatives. No clear sign of reciprocal Entente interest is seen, and he remains on the extradition list presented to Germany. The correspondent doubts any favorable response from the Entente.
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Young Turk
Berlin
Meroh
London
Gaver Pasha
Wer Ovateter Amilaeder
Young Turks
Germany
Senators Cummins and Kenyon to Attend Republican Convention
Tribune reports Senators Cummins and Kenyon will attend the Republican convention next month. Both are confident they will avoid dereliction of duty and aim to ensure their themes are well represented at Chicago based gathering.
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Kenyon
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Ceummim
Sepeter Kenyon
Lance
Clivego
Suspect in Mexico Held on Warrent in New York Case
Police believe Johnn 3g. Haseeno is J. Salter Hansen wanted in connection with an offense alleged to have occurred in the city. He was arrested by Carmen authorities and taken into custody at the Hotel Plan in Mexico after the warrant was issued in 1818.
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New York
Johnn
Haseeno
J. Salter Hansen
Beth
Willem O. Jenkins
United States
Pubin
Mexico
Lstter
Plana
Aviator Dies in Folomac River Crash After Parachute Entanglement
Washington March 4 Charles J Wii a civilian aviator was drowned in the Folomac river after leaping from an army airplane with a parachute. Floyd Smith, inventor of the parachute, also landed in the water but Wii became entangled in the rigging of his chute.
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Charles J. Wii
Folomac
Floyd Siaith
Wasseve
Willie
American merchants seek equal footing in Kuaria trade
Waerington report states a Philadelphia delegation urged Secretary Tumumy and Assistant Secretary Lung to place American businessmen on equal footing with European interests in Kuaria trade. The request was presented at the White House briefed session.
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Kuaria
Tumumy
White Houses
Lung By
Philadelphia
Planneh Cabinet Resigns in Helsinki
Heleingfors reports the Planneh cabinet has resigned. The ministry was formed August 14, 119, with M Vennola as premier.
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Heleingfors
Planneh
Hes
M Vennola
Gulf Pipe Line Announces 35 Cent Barrel Price Rise
Gulf Pipe Line Company said it would pay 3.60 a barrel for coast ornds, a 35 cent increase. The rise affects all fella in south The Tess Company and Humble Pips Line Company.
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Marsh
Gulf Pipe Line Company
Tess Company
Humble Pips
Special Attorney General Assists Newberry Case
Judge W. H. Eichhorn, acting as special judge, aids H. N. Newberry in the Indianapolis election fraud matter where 150 men were indicted. The case centers on election irregularities and posturing around seats and influence.
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Newberry
W. H. Eichhorn
Indianapolis
H. Newberry
Eines Tec
Wean
Seaton
Ford
Mexico and U S cordial relations improve under Bonillas
Mexican Ambassador Ygnacio Bonillas said relations with the United States are better than ever as Mexico combats bandit forces and the American public adopts a moderating stance. He predicts peace by the Mexican elections and notes possible presidency plans, with interim duties handled by Salvador Fernandez as chargé d affaires.
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Mexico
United States
Ygnacio Honillas
Bonillas
Mexico City
Carranza
Pancho Villa
Pelaeo
Felix Diaz
Tampico Mexico
Vera Cruz
Marcelo Caraveo
Salvador Diego Fernandez
Prohibition Law Upheld Fights Repeal Attempt
Washington March 6 by an overwhelming vote the house refused to repeal the Volstead prohibition law. The motion by Representative Egan of New Jersey aimed to enact a stronger enforcement measure. The debate touched on enforcement and licensure for workers in the vast certificate system.
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Washington
House
Egan
New Jersey
Fragmentary verse refrain noted in local page snippet
A partial text fragment appears to quote or reference a refrain about married life and awakening. The readable lines include a speaker claiming to be called to refrain from waking and related echoing phrases. No clear event or formal item is identifiable.
Veins Gee App Pp Report Attributed To Unknown Source
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Rural Life Struggles Highlight Farm Federation Meeting
Chicago March 5 farm life in many parts of the country is dying out and without revival people will move to the city. Mrs J C G Ketchum Hastings Mich says deteriorating churches and schools push women to rebel against farm life. The federation vote imposes a 10 percent dues increase on county dues. Douglas Aziz March 6 the state department must block a formal request to Mexico for the release of an airplane flown by Lt Wolfe and Lt Ueber before its release can be considered per Mexican authorities.
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Farm Federation Bureau
Hurat
Mra. J. CG. Ketchum
Hastings
Mich
National Federation
Douglas
Aziz
State Department
Wolfe
Ueber
Macogari
Nacogari
Senator Johnson speaks in Sioux Falls on campaign lines
Senator Hiram W. Johnson, independent candidate for president, toured South Dakota delivering a peopled speech. He denounced excessive wartime spending, praised budget reform, warned against League of Nations risks, and urged Americanism tied to constitutional limits. He plans a Yankton stop tonight.
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Hiram W. Johnson
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South Dakota
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League of Nations
McCormick
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