Senators Split Over War Treaty Withdrawals In Lodge Vote
Four Democratic senators Asthurst Fletcher Henderson and Nugent sided with Lodge on withdrawal reservations in three Senate test votes. The result favored Lodge supporters as Wilson Hitchcock leadership wavered with irreconcilables and other Democrats pressed. Debate highlighted reservations and party splits over ratification and cabinet alignment.
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Wilson Hinted at Third Paris Visit
Paris report says President Wilson in October urged delaying the Turkish treaty drafting until spring and offering to join if able. Near East developments allegedly prevented the conference from complying with that request.
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Poison Olive Hunt Covers Eight States
Federal and state inspectors seek out and destroy dozens of bottles of ripe stuffed olives tainted with botulinus toxin. A Kalispell Montana case triggered the alert as firms warn housewives to return suspected bottles and avoid preserved foods with odd odors.
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Taft petitions in Georgia seek Democratic ballot spot
petitions circulate in Savannah Augusta Macon Columbus and other towns to place former President Taft on the Georgia Democratic primary ticket. officials doubt the move will be seriously considered but report more than the required 100 names have been gathered amid Hoover eligibility debates.
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Wilson Reply Is Appeal to Italian Public
President Wilson’s note on the Adriatic settlement, still being drafted, is expected to be more than a reply. It could serve as an appeal to the peoples of Europe, especially Italy, and as a joint warning that the President will not concede the principle of giving small nations outlet to the sea.
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Island Fortified By German Guns
Copenhagen report says the international commission found forty two German cannons and ten machine guns on Sylt Island in Schleswig Holstein. Batteries were led by officers in civilian clothes who barred entry after 10 PM. British troops are expected to replace the Germans.
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World Search On for Master Bond Plotter
Police seek Nicholas Arnstein known as the master fence linked to a $5,000,000 Wall Street bond theft. Also called J W Arnold James Wilfred Adair and Nicky Arnold he is husband of actress Fannie Brice. Investigators believe he may have left the country after associates were arrested.
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Lincoln Tribute to Washington Found After 78 Years
Lincoln praise of Washington discovered in a 1842 Springfield address hidden in a newspaper file. Lucien H Alexander of Philadelphia sourced the text and called it Lincoln’s lone encomium to the Father of Our Country, predicting its enduring use on Washington’s birthday.
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House Adopts Bail Bill in 259 to 150 Vote
The House approved the conference report on railroad legislation by 259 to 150. Earlier it rejected a move to recommit. The bill proceeds to the Senate with likely presidential signature to return railroads to private operation.
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Father Wins Custody of Libby Weingrofsky
Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court awarded custody of seven year old Libby Weingrofsky to Julius Weingrofsky. Libby had lived with foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nessim for four years through the Free Synagogue Children’s Adoption Committee. The court found the father had not abandoned the child and that keeping Libby with the foster family would not be justified.
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Navy Checks to Be Finger Printed
Washington Feb 21 The Navy ordered that the indorser of every pay check place the four right hand fingerprints on the back before cashing. With a fingerprints registry for every service member, forgers would be practically unable to escape identification under the measure.
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Telephone Company and Operators Reach Settlement
The New York Telephone Company says all differences with its 12 000 operators are settled after a two day conference. The agreement, praised by worker representatives and the company, addresses wages in New York City and aims to attract higher skilled operators, with details not disclosed.
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France proposes Washington conference on world peace
Paris dispatch says France proposes an international conference to be held in Washington next November to seek a new peace settlement. European reaction is uncertain about inviting former enemies and Russia and whether the United States will accept the League’s responsibility in November. The plan could affect momentum toward a League of Nations and European calls for rapid settlement and readjustment.
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Five Adventurers Seize German Papers in New York
Five American adventurers recovered secret German documents left behind in the New York Consulate during wartime. Charles F. De Woody, head of the Justice Department special agents in New York, oversaw the investigations and deemed the tale authentic.
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Secret German Papers Hidden in Swiss Consulate Safe
A hoard of German Embassy files and correspondence, stored at the Swiss Consulate in New York on 11 Broadway, was later removed by U S authorities. The documents, including ledgers and coded agent lists, aided the U S in tracing German agents after the war entry. The steel-lined safes were sealed and untouched, but the contents vanished and ended up with U S officials.
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Martens Admits Charge He Still Is a Revolutionist
Russian agent Ludwig A. K. Martens testified before a Senate committee that he remains a revolutionist in all countries he has lived in including Russia Germany and Switzerland He said he is a revolutionist in the United States despite questions about open or secret revolutionary activity The hearing referenced alleged messages from the Russian Socialist Federation and a New York committee. Martens claimed he did not know about the committee nomination or the courier letter regarding his ambassador appointment The hearing will resume Wednesday
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