Wilson Rejects Allied Premiers Plan On Adriatic Peace
President Wilson refuses to join Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand in direct settlement between Italy and Slavs over the Adriatic dispute. He says the invitation is not just and warns allied governments he cannot follow a course conflicting with U.S. responsibility for a just solution. Nitti arrives from Paris and meets Victor Emmanuel III after London peace session, as internal unrest flares in various parts of the country.
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Washington
D. G
Maren
Wilson
Eitieitis
Adriane Messian
Baels
Nitti
Paris
Antter
London
Victor Emmanuel
Equal opportunity urged for all Americans by Prof Zueblin
Boston professor Charles Zueblin told Westminster Forum that Americanization should equip every child of every nationality with vocational schooling and universal service. He argued for assimilation over immigration bans, warned against prejudice at the polls, and said true American spirit requires freeing natives from discrimination while preparing for possible future Asia Pacific tensions and Britain’s support.
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Charles Zueblin
Boston
Zueblin
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Zneblin
America
Japan
Great Britain
Canad
Last Word On Article Ten
Washington March President Wilson will issue a final statement on his stance toward the Lodge reservation and other constitutional aspects of the peace. Moberly Girl Gives Recital Miss Margaret Green of West Tea Street studied at Synodical College Fulton presented a Friday recital at the First Presbyterian in Fulton. Accompanists included Angie Richmond and Virginia Renee. Selections ranged from Handel to Hark the Lark and The Slave Song, and the program was well received with praise for Miss Green.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Lodge Reservation
White House
Margaret Green
Pleas Green
West Tea Street
Conservatory of Music
Synodical College
Fulton
Miss Green
Misa
Angie Richmond
Virginia Renee
Amadigis
George F. Handel
Sehrbert
Riego
Mayic
Craxton
Rosy Cliffs
Devon
Coombes
Satchy T Recruiting Drive Arrives in Atoherly War Exhibit
A recruiting party for the tS army arrived in Atoherly this morning to conduct a drive for recruits. The group brings a display of captured German munitions and American war tools, plus a baby tank for public viewing. A movie show is planned at a local theatre this week. Captain N. Istes leads the unit with assistance from St. Louis recruiters. The exhibit will be displayed at the Wolfs Berger Department store.
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Satchy
Atoherly
Atober- Ty
Death of Mrs WR Larson shocks Newton family in Kansas City
G R Newton received a message yesterday afternoon that his niece Mrs J R Larson had died at her Kansas City home. Larson was formerly Miss Mamie Newton and grew up here. A letter last Wednesday said the family was well, so the death news came as a shock. Mr and Mrs Newton left this afternoon for Kansas City to attend the funeral, which will be held tomorrow.
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G. R. Newton
J. R. Larson
Kansas City
Larson
Mamie Newton
Newton
Kiansaa City
No Tax Cut Feasible Says Leaders In House
Washington reports Republican Leader Mondell and Democratic Leader Kitchin say no tax reduction this year. They reject former secretary McAdoo’s proposal for a one billion dollar tax cut and a large bond tax issue to cover revenue losses. They argue a three billion dollar floating indebtedness requires continued high taxes to maintain national finance stability.
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Washington
House
Ross
Dey
Mondell
Kitchin
Dinner for Guests Hosted by Mrs Peebles
Mrs J A Peebles delightfully entertained yesterday with an elegant ten course dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs H L Ford and their house guests Mrs Charles Bonner and Mrs Leroy DeRoss of Fort Smith Arkansas.
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J. A. Peebles
Mra
H. L. Ford
Charles, Bonner
Leroy DeRoss
Fort Smith, Ark
Martial Law Reported in Turkish Capital Amid War
The bulletin states martial law declared in Constantinople with 20 000 British French and Italian troops in the area and heavy fighting with Sultan forces. Reinforcements from Britain and Italy are en route to raise the Turkish army to about 200 000, while 50 000 troops are said to be in Turkey. A separate divorce suit is filed by Marie Stacy against her husband. Other legal notices include suits by Lee Crosswhite, J Wy Myers, Bessie Bauer, and Claude Estill. Mrs Mary Large dies at 83. Horner street fortune tellers noted in the obituary.
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Purvis
Maren
Constantinople
Turkey
Matin
Balkans
Sutis
Marie Stacy
Ray St
Dhe Tha Eouple
Talcher
Brookfield
Lee Crosswhite
Roy Cunningham
Crosswhite
Gunningham
J. Wy. Myers
Tue Yale
Bessie Bauer
Rigainst
Geo
A. Bauer
Cotinbe
Commissioner Roper Urges Public to Aid Tax Evasion Probe
Washington March 3 Commissioner of Internal Revenue Roper urged all honest citizens to assist in exposing tax dodgers and those who falsify income returns. He stressed justice for those who comply and warned that strict penalties apply for failure to file on time. Six days remain for filing returns and the public is asked to help enforce the revenue act.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
Hing
Dodrer
French and German Officers Row Incident at Adlon Hotel
A clash erupted in Berlin at the Adlon hotel dining room between two French officers of the French mission and German assailants. The French captains were beaten with glass and canes as waiters helped escort them from the scene. The French mission protested the behavior of German guests and indicated no German recognition was required. It remained unclear if the French would pursue further action or an official response from German authorities.
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Berlin
Mare S
AK Brecht
Kuiseer
Prench
Villa Appears In The Role Of An Avenger
Washington March report states Pancho Villa led a 750 man force to ambush a train at Onllubhun City capturing American Joseph Williams for ransom. A deadly battle followed with many killed on both sides and the train burned. Passengers endured threat and Villa claimed he fought for civil liberty while promising vengeance for General deaths.
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Washington
Villa
Chihuahula
Onllubhun City
Joseph Williams
Wade
State Department
Williams
R. W. Black
Robert J. Pelley
el Paso
March
Pancho Villa
Joseph Wiliwins
O Corrablas
Jua
Comolioa
Francisca Vili
Yagnuis
Apoulinay
Ayavababa
Tess Garcia
Pullman
Witla
Pista
American Smelting and Refining Company
Naxsii
R.W. Blick
Civil Liberty Filpo Angéles
Generati
Peckind
Meer
Salt Military -Oriennisti Juarez
Chihuahua City
Late Wire Flashes From Across The Nation
Washington court approves stepping in to fix interstate rail rates. A freight train collision near Belleville injures several and kills two. A General Motors plant collapse raises fatalities and injuries. Elaine oil appeal arguments moved ahead in Little Rock. Agriculture price protests prompt government response on March first. Police probe silk robbery in St Louis with company losses. Dozens of alleged anarchists and radicals detained in Akon after DOJ raid.
White Way for North Fourth From Reed to Caales
A North Fourth business block between Reed and Caales asks the city council to install white way lights. The note calls the request meritorious and urges council approval by an early date, appealing to progressive citizens.
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White Way
North ‘Fourth
North Fourth
Reed and
Caales
Ely
Strong Naval Reserve Urged By Daniels
Washington sees a Senate naval affairs hearing where Secretary Daniels urged Congress to authorize a much larger and better organized naval reserve. He proposed 27,040 shipsmen and the reserve to be available in emergencies, asserting the force must be expanded beyond prewar levels to meet wartime needs.
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Daniels
Washington, D. C
Nvn
United States
Hose Naval Attairs Committee
Naval
Unclear fragment hints at death notice
Fragmentary text appears to report a death, naming Mrs Dan Wh and Mrs TW OCund, with garbled phrases about a location No 2 for Catro IH and a message. Details are unreadable, making precise identification, date, or burial info unavailable.
New Baseball League Aims From Hannibal Travelers
Manager Taft Walker of the Hannibal Travelers collects letters from Northeast Missouri and Western Illinois teams about a weekend league for the coming season. Quincy Gems manager Tom Lenane backs the plan, hinting at a strong semi professional circuit with teams likely in Hannibal Quincy Moberly Brookfield Mexico and Marceline. Lefty Burnham is pegged as the Travelers pitching ace, though he plans a temporary stay in Hannibal this summer after wintering there.
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New Baseball League
Taft Walker
Hannibal Travelers’ Baseball Stud
Towa
Northeast Missouri
Western
Niinals
Walker
Cubs
Tom Lenane
Quincy Gems
Lenane
Travelers
Burnham
Hannibal
Columbia
South Carolina
J. Walker
Trav- Hitanibal
Elvents
Hanebal
Quincy
Moberly
Brookfield
Mexico
Marceline
Court fight on dry law began today in Washington
The test of constitutional prohibition opens in U S Supreme Court with government and dry forces defending the law. Justices will hear arguments on whether prohibition may be enforced as constitutional and whether the Volstead Act stands. Rhode Island challenges the enforcement while the federal government and 21 dry states back the law and the anti saloon league presses its case.
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Washington, D. C
Touroulin Uy
United States
Suepreme
Rhode Island
Charles E. Huptes
Jeague
Bares ES Hughes
Father
Alliance of Dry States
Hlihu -Roor
Unite Afl Suites “Brewers” Association
Marriage of Glenn Burton and Helen Bodine Performed by Rev. Geo White
A quiet 6:30 p.m. wedding at the bride's mother Ella Bodine home united Glenn Burton and Helen Bodine, with Miss Bernice Andrews and Lessie Buppington as attendants. The couple, both praised for charm and intellect, will reside with Mr and Mrs Burton until constructing a home on their farm. a reception followed at the L G Burton home.
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H. White
Carpenter Street ‘Baptist Church
Glenn Burton
Helen Bodine
Ella Bodine
East Melviney Street
Bernice Andrews
Lessie Buppington
Centralia
Andrews
Sappineron
Breexs
Ge Burton
Easrt
Maberly
and Burton
Atva
L. G. Burton
George Mauret Was 3 rd New City News
George Lester Manuel and Mrs Mabel Norman Caine wed in Kansas yesterday and reside at 5246 Norton Ave. Manuel, once a Moberly leader, led United Mine Workers district No 35 and served on the board of education. Fire crews were called to 19250 West Course Street but caused no damage.
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Plexs Green
George Lester Manuel
Mabel Norman Caine
Kansas Y
Norton Avenue
Kansas
Cio
Mainuel
Moberly
United Mine Workers of Aynereaa
Board of Education
Harriet Elien
Arbitration Board Plans Wage Talks Across Railroads
In Washington D C March arbitration of the railroad wage controversy under the Esch Cummins law is set for Wednesday Representatives of railroads and two union workers will present demands for wage increases from 25 to 40 percent Negotiations may take several weeks A government expert says a general railroad raise would not meaningfully improve living standards Union leaders deny this claim
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Hingtom
D. C
Eseh-Cummins
Sunions
We Wor
Beth-Cis
Sayld
Unis
Hive Hires and Home Fire Reported on Johnson Street
Yesterday afternoon at 3 a fire broke out in a home on 545 Johnson Street due to overheated coal from a stove in the bathroom. Neighbors reported $72 in damages. firefighters responded at 2:20 to a second call on Fourth Street. The HW Hardin estate residence suffered a possible near 100 loss as a spark caused the blaze. quick work from the fire crew mitigated the damage.
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James
Johnson-street
Fourthy Street
Hardin Estates
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