Premiers Agree On Changes For French Benefit
Paris reports that the foreign office says economic decisions by premiers regarding Russia and Germany have been altered to fit French views. France argues England and Italy favored Germany, while Russia’s role and grain needs remain unclear. Paris warns of a potential rapid rise in the German mark if policy shifts proceed.
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Paris
Council of Premiere
Russia
Germany
France
England
Italy
Teuton
Huw
Mussina
Great Britain
Iiumpe
Europe
Lloyd George
Nitti
Ger
United States
Edwards Declared Next President Over Liquor Issue
New Jersey politician Midward J. Edwards was acclaimed as the next president by a New York club after a liquor question address. He warned the issue must stay in politics, citing the Volstead Act as a major federal burden and urging Democratic unity to protect personal liberty and constitutional protections.
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New York
Ior
J. Edwards
New Jersey
United States
Congress
Bryan
Anti-Saloon League
Democratic Party
Second Industrial Report Near Ready for Wilson
President Wilson's second Industrial conference plans to issue a full report by week end. Martin Glynn, former New York governor and participant, says the document expands the earlier summary and proposes a four central tribunal system with subsidiary courts to vet industrial disputes.
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Washington
Wilson
Martin Glynn
New York
White House
Snow plow accident claims a life near Pipestone
One unidentified man was killed and two others injured when struck by a new plow on the Chicago Great Western line six miles east of Pipestone Minnesota. The men were walking along the tracks when hit.
Greece Gains New Diplomatic Point Amid Thrace Crisis
London reports indicate the council of foreign ministers tentatively decide on Thrace Smyrna and Adrianople issues. Observers note a narrow path forward with ongoing debates and shifting positions among key delegates.
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London
Counell
Olive Thrace
Smyrna
Adrianoply Searen
Karl Curzon
Iiss
Census Returns in Cities Show Population Shifts
Census figures list Joo, M a7g, and major cities like Anderson, Muncie, Lexington, Shreveport and Kingston with population counts and gains since 1910. Notable changes include Muncie up 622 percent and Anderson up 22.4 percent, while Kingston shows a small decrease. Toilets per person reach 3,702 and 107 percent increases cited.
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Joo, MI
Anderson
Ind
Muncie
Lexington
Shreveport
Kingston
Move to End Senate Debate on Treaty Likely Tomorrow
A decisive move to end debate on the treaty is expected in the Senate tomorrow. Democrats seek a compromise on Article X, while Lodge holds firm on his reservations. Senator Hitchcock asked Wilson to receive Simmons as an emissary to gauge the president's view before deciding next steps.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Lodge
Wilson
White House
Semitar Kelloge
Lodge
Hitchcock
Simmons
Mary Wickford Returns From Divorce Decree
Mary Wickford arrived in Los Angeles from Minden after obtaining a divorce decree. She appeared worn and tearful, avoiding questions as photographers and reporters pressed for statements while her mother spoke for her. The mother defended Wickford’s privacy against intrusive media.
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Jos Angeles
Cal
Mary Kckford
Minden
New
Wen Moore
Wickford
Lewa
Axia
Senate Postpones Action on Colby Nomination
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee again delayed a vote on Bainbridge Colby for secretary of state. Indiana’s New and other objectors cited reasons for not confirming Colby, asking the committee to seek more detail before voting. The Washington delegation will vote on the suffrage amendment in March for ratification.
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Washington
Mrch
Bainbridge Colby
Colby
Water New
Indiana
Coll
Cotuy
Mare & Abie Malergy
Great Tube Plant to Rise in Gary Indiana
The National Tube Company, a United States Steel Corp subsidiary, announced immediate construction of a $40,000,000 tube plant in Gary Indiana. The facility will hire about 10,000 workers and include extensive mill, tube, and structural works followed by additional expansion.
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Gary
Ind
Maren 6
National Tube Company
United Hiaten Bieel Corporation
Palmer Used as Feeler By Administration Demos
A period piece outlines Palmer entering the 1920 presidential race as a favored option of Georgia Democrats and Wilson loyalists. It notes Palmer acted to help the administration while McAdoo wavered, with party leaders preferring Palmer for his steadiness and loyalty.
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Palmer
Georgia
Wilson
McAdoo
Mark Sullivan
New York Evening Post, Inc
Sioux City Tribune
Washington
Mireh
Ceneru
Wison
Mr. Palmer
Malmer
Hardwick
Democrats of
White House
Lansing
Demeonic Organization
Washinton
Wilsons Persion
Reasan
Democratic National Committee
Nin McAdoo
Reds Preparing Drive on Poland Across War Relief Plan
Washington reports a bolshevist invasion of Poland is imminent. State Department official Cassel urged U S Grain Corp relief for Poland Armenia and Austria, citing Polish patriotism and dire famine plus typhus risk. He warned bolsheviks target Poland with armored aid cars and pressed for a $50 million relief bill while noting Vienna starvation and a $25 million fund shortage.
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Washington
Poland
Wm. KR. Cassel
State Department
House Rules Committee
United States Grain Corporation
Armenia
Austria
Bolsheviets
Sid Casael
Cassel
Charot
Pohand
Two Men Die in Huntington Moonshine Battle
Two men were shot to death and a third is believed dying after a liquor dispute near the Kentucky Virginia line. F J Mullins identified one victim and said the fight centered on a moonshine operation, with details arriving today.
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Huntington
W. Va
Kentucky, Virginia
F. J. Mullins
Bishop Forbes Dead in Easton Maryland
Easton Md Maoh Gon Fight Bon Forbes Adama bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Easton died at his home here today.
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Easton, Md
Maoh Gon
Bon Forbes Adama
Protestant Episcopal
Dionese of
Easton
Trial expected to reach jury in Centralia murder case
More than 20 witnesses remain to be placed on the witness list by the defense in the Centralia murder trial. The defense aims to complete its case today with the jury to decide the fate of the ten defendants by the end of next week. The prosecution plans a three to four day ruling period in Montesano and Wank.
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Montesano
Centralia
Salvagers Eye Fortune From Sunken Liquor Fleet
Salvage operators sail for Washington to determine the fate of prized liquor recovered from ships sunk over a year and a half ago. They plan to raise the cargo near the Atlantic coast and transfer it to a vessel bound for foreign ports, keeping the wrecks’ location secret.
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New York
Washington
Davey Jones Locker
Athintic
England discounts talk of large gold shipment
London reports a rumor of a £10,000,000 gold shipment from the mines in the next three months. Exchange markets rose to 2.60 dollars per pound amid the chatter. bullion dealers and bankers say there is no foundation for such a large transfer and reserve limits make a $200,000,000 shipment unlikely.
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London
Marcie
United States
Palmer Would Favor An Industrial Court
Attorney General Palmer urged in a national address that stabilizing industrial conditions is urgent. He argued there should be no compulsory arbitration or strike restriction if the public is informed of disputes and disputes are handled promptly. Public opinion, he said, is the only real safeguard in industrial conflicts.
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Wilson
Allente
Georgia
Ke Hoover
Bryan
Edwards
AOL
Palmer
Mc.Adoo
Washington
Bolaldon
Soviet Forces Send Foreigners to Moscow in Murmansk District
Report says foreigners and Allied nationals captured by Soviet troops in the Murmansk district have been arrested and sent to Moscow. The dispatch notes disputed details and mentions occupation of a town named Petotanga, with a Winnipeg judge sentencing a strike leader to nine months for disturbances in June.
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Moscow
Christhinia
Marcel
Murmansk
Petotanga
Winnipeg
Retired Admiral Named Director of Ship Board
Admiral William Benson, a retired U S navy officer, has been nominated for the post as director of the U S Shipping Board in a move reported by officials.
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Ship Board
William 3. Benson
United States Navy
U.S Shippine Board
Businessmen Should Shape Russia Policy, Hapgood Says
Norman Hapgood, former minister to Denmark, urged in New York that the United States let business leaders decide whether to trade with Russia. He warned extremists could block cooperation, arguing government action should be nonpolitical and guided by commerce interests.
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New York
Norman Hapgood
Desmiark
America
Russia
Buosiness
Me Sida
McAdoo Proposes Postponing Debt Payments to Cut Tax Burden
A bill proposed by former secretary of the treasury McAdoo would reduce the tax burden by shifting the wartime debt payments. The plan postpones the sinking fund start for two years and defers European interest until Europe can pay, aiming to ease business impact and fund retirement of the war debt.
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Wiskinson
Masel
Federal
Acs
Suuifertel
Wim
McAdey
The
Treasurs
McAdoo
Publicity Planned for Sims Naval Inquiry
Washington March b major publicity will accompany the investigation by a travel court of inquiry into Admiral Sims actions removing Admiral William B. Pletcher from command of the American naval forces at Great early in the war. Secretary Daniels defends fading St opone sent Marshal On Tuesday the Senate naval committee will begin its investigation into Sims criticism of American naval prllles.
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Washington
Itull
Ardiral Sims
Willi B. Pletcher
Doglelt Ceeldet
Senate Naval
State liable for hurts of its employes
Lincoln Neb March hth the state of Nebraska through the thief relater compensation commissioner is liable to employes injured while in the line of duty. He has issued an order to pay Miss Dana Sprecher a $200 sum for injuries including temporary blindness and facial suffering caused by someone delivering a blow at an unspecified event.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebrovin
Duis
Sprecher
Lincoln Grain Exchange Planned to Open Soon
Lincoln Neb lineal residents report the Lincoln grain exchange organized to establish a local market. The exchange will open within a few days with secretary Woo Whitten and Howneed leading the effort.
Rumor Not Credited in Lisbon Telegraph Dispatches
Fragmentary overseas dispatches describe rumors of a Portuguese upheaval amid a Soviet government liability. Reports from the Spanish frontier are noted as unreliable with no ruble references or verifiable credit.
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Portugal
Lasbon
Wife kills self as husband lay dead in New York apartment
Mrs Annett Mae Bilsemery, 41, killed herself by turning on four gas jets in an apartment room where her husband Mansom Lowell Bloomere lay dead awaiting burial. The erratic claim blames high living costs on meat packers as a broader national complaint is raised by laborers and housewives across the country.
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New York
Annett Mae Bilsemery
Mansom Lowell Bloomere
Veterans Bonus Debate Moves to Congress
Witness Sperry urges $5000 for every man served while opposing varying adjusted compensation from $70 to $40 per month. He cites a $400,000,000 fund and argues Congress can provide relief. Critics connect the push to Labor-backed groups and oppose socialist ties.
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Woshington
United States
Patriate
Sallate
Gna
US Ammericani
Soldiers and Sailors Legion
Communist Party of
New York
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Protective Association of
New York City
Harper
Fordney
Unlimited Demand for Silver Seen Abroad
London reports a silver shortage controls trade as Western and Eastern markets expand. The American Chamber of Commerce notes abundant demand in Europe and Asia, with the United States and Mexico supplying most of the world’s silver output.
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London
Ber
American Chamber of Commerce
Tondan
Amerie Chanter
Europe
Ameries
India
Ching
United States
Mexico
Oriental
Dutch to Maintain Guard Over Wilhelm at Doorn
The Dutch government will allow the former Kaiser to reside at Doorn but requires a strict personal pledge not to engage in politics. Authorities promise heavy security and refuse to exile him from the Dutch colony despite Allied suggestions.
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Wilhelm
London
Doorn
Willian of
Mohensellern
Japanese Consul in Canada Transferred to Washington
Manon Uya the consul general of Japan in Canada moves from Ottawa to Washington to succeed Debuchi as chargé d affaires at the Japanese embassy. Debuchi becomes charge d affaires until the arrival of Hiseki the Japanese ambassador to Berlin.
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Canada
Washington
Uya
Gaeneral
Japan
Caondad
Ottawa
Wishington
Svcerd
Debueht
He Joyinene
Teiku Nippon
Debuchi
Ievin
M. Hiseki
Ceroiagy
Wilson May Seek Hearing on Turkish Ruling in Constantinople
Washington press reports President Wilson weighing a hearing on the Turkish issue in Constantinople and possible withdrawal of the Versailles treaty if Turks stay. Officials say the United States would be bound to protect settlements opposed by the Adriatic accord, with a summary of Wilson’s note to premiers to be released later.
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Washington
Adriatic
State Department
Plunkett Attacks New Irish Home Rule Bill at Dublin Dinner
Sir Horace Plunkett, chairman of the Dublin convention, denounced the Irish home rule bill at a Welcome Home dinner in Dublin. He urged mutual understanding within the British empire and the western republics and warned that delays in America’s participation in the war were tied to the Irish question. He criticized the bill as failing to win broad Irish consent and noted opposition among a large share of the populace.
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Dublin
Horace Plunkett
Irish Dominion League
United States
Ireland
Commonwealth of Free Nations
Republic of the West
Americas
War Administration
Washington
America
Artemot
Sir Horace
Bond Theft Ring Expands in New York City
Reported series of bond thefts in New York continues with suspects linked to a broader scheme. Authorities name a central figure nicknamed Nickey, amid allegations of a wide network manipulating bonds valued from hundreds to thousands. Legal commentary notes ongoing investigations and evasive tactics as the case unfolds.
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New York
Mopich
Nickey
Acnetein
Tmevengers
Ollie Iwagod
Atineet Rome
Hemo
Theta
Ellie
Ellenore Conmenta
John T. Tigeling
Ameriant Cistelot
Population figures for Philippines and United States uncertain
Fragmentary OCR reports an attempt to state population figures for the Philippines and the United States. The text is garbled with misspellings and detached phrases, mentioning votes and ages but lacking coherent context or verifiable data.
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