Mexican Bail Bill Looms in Senate Amid Foreign Relations Clash
The Mexican situation dominates congressional agenda as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans further consideration of a resolution urging President Wilson to sever relations with Mexico and withdraw recognition of the Carranza government. A runoff over anti strike provisions stalls rail bill action with expected vote next month.
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Wisan
Mexico
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New Mexico
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Fell
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House
Tasni
Senate Labor Committee
Kenyon
Jones
Washington
North Dakota Miners Return Under New Wage Schedule
Lignite miners in North Dakota resume work under a 14 percent wage increase approved by the Fuel Administration. An agreement signed in Burlington between the North Dakota Coal Operators' Association and miners from four districts sets the new terms. At mines the lignite price rises 25 cents per ton to 4.25, with retail prices rising to 9.25, about an 8.34 percent hike.
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Garfield
Burlington
North Dakota Coal Operators’ Association
Federal Fuel Administration
Old Wave Shelters Rock Mountains With Snow Across West
A cold wave sweeps the Rocky mountain region with heavy snow in Utah and parts of Wyoming and Colorado. The snow belt is expected to reach south to Arizona as the storm drives temperatures 5 to 25 degrees below zero in northern states.
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Rock Mountains
Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
Piszins
Soldiers Return from Siberia on Sheridan Transport
One hundred soldiers arrived in San Francisco from Siberia aboard the transport Sheridan. A ship side sign proclaimed they are home to win the American Legion, signaling a triumphant return and renewed unit cohesion.
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San Francisco
Siberia
Sheridan
Prohibition Referendum Suit Filed in State Court
Piebert Widemann of Stony Point sues to compel Secretary Lansing to cancel the state proclamation and ratification of the Prohibition amendment claiming enough states have not completed ratification due to pending referendums. The case proceeds in the Wisconsin court system.
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Lansing
State Department
Auconeine Ratifcatan
Piebert Widemann
Stony Point
Certan
President Wiltson calls for budget reform and labor peace
President Wilson urges Congress to finalize a single comprehensive budget bill and an audit to ensure efficient spending. He presses tax simplification, extended food controls, and a durable labor capit al accord, warning against unrest and radicalism while promoting collective bargaining and orderly reform.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Jungle Misunderstanding Lights Up Classroom
A schoolteacher reads a jungle tale to curious children. A bright pupil rises with mock gravity and defines the jungle as where the circus lives, sparking both laughter and a moment of cheerful insight in the class.
Items of Interest in Pennsylvania and Abroad
A miscellany notes six sick days for workers in Pennsylvania and mentions a new coffee strainer tax feature. England develops nets to recover golf balls from water. A motorist gadget in the story adds an electric torch with a cigar lighter on one side.
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Pennsylvania
AG Aremigre
England
Pershing Wins Army Exam by Minute Diagramming
General Pershing topped an Army examination by one point after a tie with Higginbotham was broken through diagramming a sentence. Pershing’s solution used a P-subject love as predicate to run, while Higginbotham’s split subject and infinitive phrases.
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General Pershing
Everett T. Tomlinson
United States Army
Pershing
Higginbotham
Police Dogs Latest Fad Belge Joins American Service
Belge the Belgian police dog becomes the first European born canine to accompany an American. Presented to Miss Marion Alchin of Lyon Massachusetts by a World War II officer, Belge joined the YWCA hostess house in Coblenz after a Coblenz dog show. He is four months old.
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W.C. A
United States
Marion Alchin
Lyon
Mass
Alchin
Coblenz
Giant Air Bus Built By M Blériot In Paris Trials
M Blériot has completed a giant aerobus and tested it at the Bueser drome in Paris. The craft carries twenty eight passengers and underwent recent trials.
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M. Bleriot
Bueserdrome
Paris
Saturday Half Holiday Origin in Scotland
The custom of a Saturday afternoon holiday is traced to Scotland. A council of William the Scots king in AD 1230s established that Scrumtay after the twelfth hour should be kept holy so all could attend Vespers before Sunday.
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Scotland
William
Iowa Agriculture Shows Growth and Challenges Across State
The Cerro Gordo farm bureau reports 450 workers on farms, 800 cars of hay, and 15 cats of corn sold to stockmen, with hog cholera aid and orchard spraying. Iowa contributes over 16 percent of hogs and about 15 percent of corn in the United States, while farm output far surpasses other industries in capital and employment.
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Cerro Gordo
Iowa
IéoWa
United States
H.W. Belie
Manning
Bolte
Tosesco
Monticelli
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
Anameosa
Webster County
Lime Creek
Pertile
Towa
Favor Raising Fall Calves
Prof. G. Larson of South Dakota State College outlines advantages of fall calf raising. A cow calving in fall yields about 20 percent more milk yearly, winter dairying increases dairy income by about one third, and allows cheaper labor after harvest. Proper timing avoids early matings and supports spring paddock readiness.
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G. Larson
South Dakota State College
Dairy Notes on Cow Care and Barn Hygiene
Nail up the loose board on the cow ste bie. Pumpkins make a good feed for dairy cows. Before milking wash the cow s ud ders and flanks and wipe with a damp cloth. Keep the milk tightly covered at all times, protect utensils from flies and dust. The cow barn should be kept clean with ample bedding and consistent dairy labor year round.
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