Strike Averted By President Action
Representatives of fourteen unions conference with Director General Wilson and accept the White House plan for a temporary settlement on pay demands. President Wilson telegraphed union leaders urging postponement of a threatened nationwide strike, and maintenance of way and shop workers temporarily withdrew. The move aims to prevent transportation disruption while a formal conference reviews the issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebington
Wolen
Tonce
Flint
Nolona
Hay
Nixber
Brotherhood of Maintenace of Way
Mr. Wilson
Hueliday
Brotherhood
Ace Barker
Budget Plan Approved By Senate Committee
Senator Medilh Mex Cormick of Milrob announced a national budget plan Sunday. The special senate committee for consumers named Wimnolf Keyes Eilge Siimons and King to review a 5% budget measure. The plan will go to the full Budget Committee and then the senate for prompt consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Medilh Mex Cormick
Milrob
Senate Committee
Wimnolf
Tors Keyes
Eilge
Siimons
King
Wianinousty
Senate
Filinois
Terrorists rounded up in nationwide sweep
In Paterson New Jersey twenty nine radical suspects tied to the Era Noura group were detained in a government action led by 100 agents at the Department of Justice headquarters. Warrants were issued for thirty two others as authorities pursued a broad disruption of violent extremism.
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Paterson
N. d
United States
Era Noura
Department of Jus
Red
Fragmentary obituary hints at notable Byrne Wines figure
The readable fragments mention a prominent Byrne Wines person linked to Washoe County and a group or event titled The Hawn of Retowie Formula. Details are unclear but imply a death and multiple purities tied to a local pages in Sai Bane ban at Ro yeli Phe Blethye.
Fragments Describe Unclear Event in Diction Journals
The readable lines hint at a confrontation or competition involving named individuals in a formal setting. Details are garbled but suggest a public contest or recognition ceremony with unclear participants and outcomes.
Training for Disabled Men in Vocational Education
Washington announces nationwide pamphlet distribution detailing rehabilitation opportunities under new federal act. It explains eligibility for training and maintenance allowances, tuition waivers for 101 percent disabled, travel and living costs, and the guarantee of job placement after completion, clarifying compensation relations with the bureau of war risk insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. C. Smith
Amali
Red Cross
Baresa of War Rink
Bureau
Federal Board For Vocatonal Education
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Federal Board
War Department
Public Health Service
Kaisers Castles Turned Over to People's Uses
Berlin reports the hunting castles of the explorer era are being repurposed for social use. The Leine castle near Hanover once hosted the Imperial family during Wilhelm’s hunts now houses parts of the Kastner museum. Another chateau shelters undernourished children. A third serves as an art gallery.
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Berlin
Leine
Hanover
Imperial
Wilhelm
Hause
Kastner Museum
Blood donors strike at Tower hospital over pay
New York reports blood donors walked out demanding 55 dollars per pint, 30 dollars above two weeks earlier, while student nurses acted as picketers. A transfusion proceeded with hospital receiving a pint free before the strike ended. professional donors returned to old wages the next day.
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New York
Tower Hospital
Paria Hero Sticks To His Car In Baltic Snow
Richard Kelly of Paso, Texas, one of the American doughboys recalled from duty in the Baltic, is hospitalized in Paris with frostbite after a lone night in a snowbound car near Riga. He refused shelter as ordered, slept in the vehicle, and was eventually rescued by a peasant. He traces the incident to a missing return by the British officer who led him.
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Paria
Richard Kelly
Paso
Tex
Baltic
Paris
Kelly
Riga
Norlorn
Co & Peasant
Berlin
Parin
Planets Calling Us Outside the Earth in Wartime Signals
An article reports mysterious signals described as coming from beyond Earth. Officials note identical intensity of bursts in New York and London, discuss possible natural distortions, and consider distant origins or alien transmission. The piece cites scientist Rignee Marveleal and mentions a probe into lectronic anomalies and planetary communications.
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New York
London
Athempty
Rignee
English Speech for World Language Chooses English
Professor Carney of Louvain University defended English as the best global language in a reply to the Northern Peace society. He argued German and French had lost standing due to war, praising English as hospitable and a compromise among Latin and Germanic tongues with a rich modern literature.
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Stockholm
Carney
Louvain University
Belgium
Northern Peace Society
British Divorce Surge Tied to War Aftermath
Postwar divorce rates rise in Britain with over 1 125 unintended cases listed in the court diaries. Officials blame wartime upheaval and social strain for the increase as preparations for handling more cases proceed.
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London
New Hetia
Door
Fragmented OCR note on garden project and plan
Fragmented text discusses Root Garden Ghureh Viehe slentiry ehureh and tim towmhivre with bee bute to PELE. Mentions Wot Kel Otvietiun churel and anmineed schedule with AOU and Auunda mars waiting for DMNA WEI. Indicates LT Mad wlyan and whalesuine plawture with compromisionm.
President Wilson objects to Lloyd George Adriatic settlement
American ambassador delivered Wilson's memorandum to the foreign office in Paris and Britain. The President says the Adriatic plan should not be settled without U S consultation. He criticizes the plan as divergent from the London memorandum and warns the United States cannot remain in conference if consulted only marginally. The memo was reviewed by allied chiefs before the French premier left London for Paris.
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Pari
Hugh A. Wallace
Foreign Office
Wilson
Tempe
Lloyd George
Adriatic
Jogoslavs
London
Temps
United States
Niles
Supreme Council
Clemencean
Parle
Frenchmen Peeved at Note to Allied Council
Paris reports on President Wilson's note to the supreme allied council objecting to the Adriatic compromise. The press criticizes the sudden intervention and notes he should have voiced his view earlier in the Italian-Jugo-Slav dispute.
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Rome
Paris
Wilson
Supreme Allied Council
Adriatic
Marshall Candidate for Delegate from Indiana
Washington Vice-President Marshall, in a letter to E G Hoffman secretary of the Democratic national committee, announced his candidacy as a delegate at large from Indiana to the San Francisco convention upon an old time Democratic platform.
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Marshall
Washington
E.G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Insana
San Francisco
Manufacturers' Export warns firms against trading with Soviet Russia
The American Manufacturers' Export Association urged members to avoid trade with Soviet Russia, citing unsafe and unstable conditions under the current Russian government. The warning, issued Sunday, asserts that assurances of safety and permanence in business cannot be guaranteed.
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New York
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Soviet Russi
Russia
Serted
Executor of Assassins Passes in Jackson Michigan
Lieutenant Colonel Christian Rath veteran of the Civil War and executor of the convict ed of conspiring to assassinate Abraham Lincoln died here February 14. Born in Preldenstadt Germany he fled to America after a rebellion and later joined the navy.
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Jackson, Mich
Christian ‘Rath
Eivil
Abraham Lincoln
Preldenstadt
Germany
America
Navy
California air race prize honor given by Aero Club
The Aero Club of America grants the Aero Club of Southern California permission to hold an air race in Los Angeles. Event organizers announce prizes totaling $25,000, drawing high interest from sportsmen and aviation enthusiasts.
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California
New York
Aero Club of America
Aero Club of
Southern California
Los Angeles
Thin Earths
Prises
Racing Seacon Opens in Paris and Elite Island Event
Racing Seacon opens in Paris on February 1% alongside suaminertioe events. The Metropolitan racing scene is highlighted at Autenit nek on Elite Island with notable participants. Debates over raids and deportations in New York involve TAG men and women, with recent announcements about the stand Raturslay.
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Varia
Paris
Suaminertioe
Autenit Nek
New York
Hilterland
Fragmentary Charges Amid Turbulent Sugar Debate
Battered text details unnamed figures and disputed claims around sugar policy, listed as bungting and prelbidim terms. Names and places are garbled, but several individuals and groups appear linked to opposition actions and proposed reforms.
Remedy Promise From Chicago Woman Letter
A Chicago reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, praising its effects on weakness and nerves. The note, signed Mrs A Koanemant from 9627 W Oakdale Ave, claims forty years of benefit and urges others to use the remedy for run down conditions and backache.
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Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
A. Koanemant
W. Oakdals ‘Ave
Ill
Chaplain reports smooth progress amid artillery lines
The chaplain returns from the trout men hours after the infantry advanced. An artillery lieutenant asks how things stand up front. The chaplain replies pine, fine, noting machine guns have not jammed all morning and few prisoners seen.
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