Wilson declares Americans support League of Nations
President Wilson spoke in New York asserting overwhelming American support for a League of Nations and his return to Paris to press for a strong covenant. He warned critics that no party controls the issue and urged unity behind international law and peace.
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New York
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
Tate
Metropolitan Opera
House
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America
Burene
Mois
Missouri to endorse League of Nations in House vote
Jefferson City March report notes Representative Dyott offering a concurrent resolution endorsing the League of Nations plan while pledging to preserve sovereignty and traditional polities. Arguments on the resolution continued into the afternoon as R A Alexander and wife Harley Davis and William Berkley of Howard County were en route to Excelsior Springs for a short stay.
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Jeferson City
Dyott
League of Nations
Stéud
R. A. ‘Alexander
Harley Davis
William’ Berkley
Howard County
Excelsior Springs
$60 for Soldiers How to Obtain It
A bulletin explains how discharged soldiers may receive the extra $60 voted by Congress. Claims go to the zone financial officer in Lemon Building Washington DC with discharge certificate or order, a service record including first reporting place, and the address for the check. The $60 applies to all discharged since April 6 1917 except those retired or specifically excepted by Congress.
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Congress
Lemon Building
Washington
Heth
Marital union in Kansas City ties Bennett and Mulanix
Tesse M Bennett of Kansas City and Anna Mulanix of Moberly Mo wed Tuesday afternoon March 4 in Kansas City in a small ceremony. The couple plan a honeymoon in Kansas City and Moberly before settling at 608 South Chestnut Street. The bride is a daughter of Mrs Fisale Jones of the Midlata Hotel and is well known in Moberly. The groom Tous Bennett is described as a kind hearted contractor who has long contributed to Cameron’s development and the community sends best wishes for a long, happy life together.
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Tesse. M. Bennett
Anna Mulanix
Moberly
Ware
Kansas City
Chestnut Street
Fisale Jones
Midlata
Candons
Tous Bentatt
Cameron
Would Defeat Clark as Speaker of House
Washington March 6. Republican opposition to Speaker Clark grows as they plan to move up ranking members to top committees in the next House. Opponents claim confidence in defeating Clark for leadership and circulate a petition with signatures, aiming to leverage party changes in the upcoming Congress.
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Death of Macon editor Tolman noted in Chronicle Herald
Macon editor C N Tolman died this morning in Macon at 1 4 0 2 0 o clock due to complications of Bright's disease and heart trouble. The Daily Chronicle-Herald reports Tolman led the paper and resided in Macon, leaving a path of editorial work behind.
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Macon
Tend
William K Smith Dies in Las Vegas at 42
William K Smith died last night in Las Vegas New Mexico after an unsuccessful attempt to restore health. He leaves a wife and two sons, with father Henry Smith and three brothers, plus several sisters in Missouri and elsewhere. He was a union painter and Baptist church member. Remains to be returned to Moberly. funeral details to follow.
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New ‘Mexico
Christmay
Ria
Henry Smith
Chase
Frank
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Ha'waa
Painters’ Union
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Baptist Church
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Stonetal
Wilson Sails for France Amid Salute at Dawn
A fragmentary item notes Wilson sailing for France at 8:20 AM from New York port. Confusing text mentions a twenty one gun salute and a ceremonial start with Washington and Georges references, but details are unclear.
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Port
Georges
Washington
Wargeuse
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Washington revolution dem retterndon noted in wires
Prompt text is garbled and incomplete. No clear events, people, or organizations readable. Unable to produce a coherent summary or identify a focal incident from the fragment.
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Washington
Death Notice of Samuel Mier and Burial Details
Samuel Mier died this month and suffered a paralysis before passing. The notice records his last actions and a burial at Oakladd with Rev. Henso officiating, noting a device at 314 Hallack Street as part of the ceremony.
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Samuel Mier
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Hallack Street
Henso
Oukladd
Irish Delegation Leads Call For Support In New York Session
The report centers on Irish delegates led by Moran and Mor an appearing at a conference in New York seeking support from Justice figures and officials for their civic aims. The session referenced includes discussions with Wilson and Colahan amid broader appeals.
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New York
Wilson
Philadelphia
Daniel
York State
Bernstortt
Thomas Emember
Moran
Tamult
Financial woes engulf the railway administration
Officials report ongoing financial trouble at the railroad administration, revealing debates over privatization and possible shifts in management. Directors face tough choices as funding gaps and governance issues threaten future operations.
Era Movement Meeting Urges Presbyterial Support in McGee Parish
On Thursday the Presbytery of McGee invites officers active workers and Sunday school and women’s societies to a two stage program from 2 30 to 5 60 in afternoon and 7 36 to 8 00 in the evening at the Moberly church with a popular meeting to follow Steamship Osborne and wife recently returned from a visit with Eugene Self and two others Osborne recently discharged from military service The forecast calls for fair tonight and warmer conditions tomorrow with rain possible in the forecast downtown density to rise.
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Evan Éllam
Parnette
Kansas
McGee Church
Unclear fragment from political notice
Fragmentary OCR text references official quarters and figures like President AW Wilson and Premier George wa. The wording is garbled and no coherent event or date is present.
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Fred
Fetersee ‘Cording
Oda
Awwilson
George
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