Two Democratic Dinners Split Over League Campaign Issue
The article reports on two Democratic fundraisers in separate hotels where speakers from Senator Pomerene to Secretary Palmer defended the League and Wilson era. Attendees and remarks highlight factional splits, with praise for achievements and denunciations of Republican critics.
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L Degen
Tore
League
Pomerene
Ue Teague
Pautels
Lifeback
Chven
Chilrman Uoomings
Ding Cho Democratien
Tes Publican
Reril Palmers
Lys Ralsial
Emuti
Otheyo
Lochates
Fogeier
Spenser Cin Democratic
Lito
Cummings
Kremer
Wilson
Potomac River
Marshall
Tansing
George Buss
Colomao
Charles Tiffany
New York
Mr. Kremer
Peter Olesen
Minnesota
Liberty engine demand for commercial aircraft grows
British manufacturers show desire to prove up a steady supply of Liberty motors for civilian aircraft. They compare favorably with the costlier Rolls Royce and Napier Lion engines. Senate subcommittee on Military matters will soon recommend inclusion of military nurses in the permanent military police. Senators involved in the Army reorganization bill during the recess assure the nurses' inclusion.
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Beitish
Senate
President Wilson and the Railroads Policy
President Wilson faced railroads return to private ownership under federal supervision. Critics claim no hasty move, as Congress had time to craft a permanent safeguard for stockholders and public. Most Americans view the action as patriotic, serving the country’s good over party or personal interests.
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Wilson
Congress
Enael
Senate
House of Representatives
Political tensions rise over peace treaty in Senate clash
Fringe protests and fierce rhetoric erupt as Hitchcock signals GOP readiness to force the vote. Supporters hail the proposal as humanity’s best chance for peace while critics warn of partisan obstruction and risk to national goals. The debate centers on whether the United States should back the international accord to curb war.
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Rob Amercsa
Benttor Hitchcock
Republican Party
Sandor Hitchcock
Watt
United States
Senate of the Nite
Wealthy slacker arrested in Philadelphia case
Police identify the apprehended man as Grover Bergdoll amid a dramatic Philadelphia arrest for evading draft duties. The suspect claimed to be Erwin Bergdoll's elder brother Grover, while Mrs. Bergdoll fired at the arresting agent in a bid to free him.
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Philadelpiats
Lerulall
Erowin Bergdoll
Erwin
Grover
Washington, Inn
Department of Justice Foray
Eradolt
Gmver
Cleveland Tergdoli
Phianelphia
Plumb plan promotes industrial democracy amid election talk
A circulated draft titled Industrial Agria by Glen E Plumb advocates a four division system for capital labor and the public, splitting ownership and control among workers producers and consumers. It proposes a centralized rail and industry framework to reorganize production with staged supervision and consumer oversight.
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Air Amerwat
Glen E. Plumb
Wassinggton
Elreles
Smialistie
Anil Am
Viet Feds
Consimier
Navn
Pride Wa
Orien
Lastries
Miners Back Presidents Proposal At Convention
The International Mine Workers union convention in Columbus, Ohio, last week approved by a vote of 1 549 to 221 the motion led by Thilin Murray, president of the Pennsylvania mine workers, endorsing the president’s plan to end the strike and accept the proposal. The plan offers furnished rooms to men and calls for a 41 percent wage advance in exchange for submitting all questions.
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Cotrnbus
Ohl
Swanson Death Tied to Public Safety Incident Trial
Robert Swanson is dead after a public safety incident at his home near Glen. Police held a suspect at the scene and the case is described as a first degree serious crime. Swanson, a veteran of the Spanish American War, had been a resident of the area for many years.
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Robert Swanson
Aystie Sulk
Swanson
Alt Ul
Ly Ore
Ebdi
THREE DEAD FROM GAS POISONING IN THUN NY FAMILY
A family in Thun New York suffered gas poisoning with multiple fatalities and critical injuries. Mrs Leuig Gasofer, Mosears, and Samuel TL xear are hospitalized in a dangerous condition. Police investigate brutal murder at Rochester as a related case unfolds.
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Tio
Sia’ Moter
Abe Leing
Thileal Guste Gaseter
Joseph Gaseter
Jeoh
Leuig Gasofer
Mosears Ald
Tal Miri
MR Hines Advocates Federal Oversight of Railroads
New York news reports Mr Hines urged compulsory consolidation of railroad systems under federal control, with public and labor representation in management. He warned the old private system cannot succeed and called for a general standard of rates ensuring reasonable returns and adequate reserves while leaving excess to stimulate investment.
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Hines
New York
Rand
Fines
New York City
Congress
Palmer says antitrust deal settles with big Chicago packers
Washington reports Attorney General Palmer told the Senate agricultural committee that the government settlement of its anti trust case against the five major Chicago meat packers was more favorable than possible court action. He said the government surrendered no rights to further prosecution of the packers.
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Palmer
Washington
Chicago
Senate Agriculiere
New York State Prohibition Debate At Emergency Meeting
Officials gathered to discuss reversing prohibition in New York State amid a March meeting. Debates focused on legality, timing, and public impact as attendees weighed potential changes to policy and the path toward future votes.
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New York State
Canadian money taboo shocks cross border rails
Toronto workers report orders from the United States Railroad Administration prohibiting acceptance of Canadian currency. The move affects payments and conduct across U.S. networks with implications for cross border trade and travel during wartime currency controls.
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Toronto
Ont
United States Railroad Administration
Wellsville Rail Line to Become Erie Access Route
Reports indicate bids and negotiations over a old right of way tying Wellsville to the Erie system. Officials discuss cost, gorge repairs, and crossing plans as a potential sale or purchase advances. Local leaders name Groene, Bluiten, and Bowere among those eyeing the line for access and improvement.
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Bonis
Canbury
Aceae
Mushfora
Elfast
Velmont
Suto
Cress
Erie
Selush
Rushford
Wien
BR & Bnd
Psa
Fen Welles
Bowere
Jwokaye
Fragmentary headline hints at names and details
OCR fragment references a person and an event but lacks clear names, places, or actions. Readable bits imply a local notice or brief item with unspecified individuals and context. Unable to determine full facts from the fragment. summary reflects only seen words and partial hints.
New Oil Field in Louisiana Brings Large Gusher Report
A new oil field at Culliand-Master well near Field, Louisiana, is estimated to produce 40,000 barrels daily. Early reports call the strike one of the largest gushers in American oil history, signaling major impact for the region.
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Louisiana
Annual Report of Norwich Township Board of Supervisors 1920
Annual report covers receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 1920 in McKean County. Details include cash collections on roads, duplicate balances from prior years, and funds received from County Commissioners. Expenditures list for road maintenance, permanent improvements, bridges and culverts, tools, machinery, and wages, outlining the township’s financial activity and public works spending.
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Board of Supervisors
Norwich Township
McKean
Wallace
Wate
Dember
Toval Road
Pollee
Derember
Iaty Ouerpor KS
Denounces disloyalty at Pennsylvania meeting
A Pennsylvania State Educational Association session adopts a resolution decrying disloyalty and sedition, urging Congress to punish disloyal persons and deport Jews in organizations loyal to the red regime. Officers and trustees are listed for the ensuing term in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas.
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Miladelphia
United Sites
Pennsylvania State Educational Association
Congress
United States
Colowings Tiee
Werk Chambe Tittsburg
Presi
Lacey L. W. Wilson
J. BL McCaskey
Lanvester
Jobo Ovgner
Surer
George MM
Per
Wildcats Chase Humans Then Veer Off Up Nearby Mountain
A wildcat pursued a group along a road near Times until reaching a house where the men escaped. The animal then abandoned the chase and headed up a nearby mountain, ending the pursuit about an eighth of a mile from the chase start.
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Vail
Hall
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Democratic Party
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Deag
Rochester
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