Adriatic Boundary Treaty Move for Senate Ratification
The Adriatic settlement advances to a boundary treaty drafted in London or Paris for U S Senate ratification. It would name portions of Adriatic territory under Jugoslovian and Italian sovereignty, with neutral rights provisions and a final submission to President Wilson for approval.
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Supreme Council
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New Yugoslav Cabinet Heads by M Protich in Interim Unity
In Washington the Yugoslav cabinet headed by M Protich was announced as a wartime unity government. The temporary ministry includes Antun Mroumbiteh and Dalmatian delegates, all invited to take Foreign Affairs, with the Adriatic question remaining unsettled.
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Foreign Affairs
Wilson Denounced by Nationalists at Fiume Riot
A Nationalista demonstration in Trieste involved Fiume officials and the mayor objecting to Wilson. Junzio’s airplanes dropped messages over the city to evade censorship. President Wilson was denounced and plans to send him a message were discussed.
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Legend of Turkish Fall Comes True
In Jerusalem during a recent snow storm the famous El Butini tree in the Garden of Gethsemane blew down. Tradition holds it would fall with the Turkish Empire. The tree had been bound with iron braces twice to keep it upright. The event has stirred local observers.
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104 Year Old Woman Wanders All Night
Mrs. Tannah Klein aged 104 slipped from her Brooklyn home Sunday afternoon and wandered through sleet all night until found by two boys near Park and Vanderbilt. She said she kept walking and felt fine, later guided to 200 Floyd Street where a granddaughter collected her.
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Duke of Crussol Bids Paris Farewell for America After Gaby’s Death
The Due de Crussol, son of the Duchess de User, arrived from Havre on the Fronet Tour Le Savoir, mourning dancer Gaby Doslys. He vows to stay in America, saying Paris holds no appeal after her death and that America loved her as he did. He bears a mourning band and a kimono she wore, and recalls her plea for him to wear a necklace pearl in memory. Doslys left New York in October and died in February. he fought on the western front, healing seven wounds.
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Paris
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New York
Vessel Adrift After Eight Weeks Storm Battle Near Bermuda
The steamship Deepwater sighted and towed the derelict Rostellan, eight weeks after a gale left her adrift 500 miles east of Bermuda. The Rostellan, laden with palm oil and ivory from Lon gange to Liverpool, had endured fierce seas that shredded sails and ripped the rudder. Food and water dwindled to a last gallon on February 14 before Deepwater closed in and towed her crew, a dog, and a goat aboard.
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Early Peace With Russia London View
London reports that Allied leaders favor settlement with Russia over the Turkish issue while awaiting Wilson's Adriatic note. Lloyd George pushes a Russian accord, with France open to compromise on financial aid, and a international financial experts conference planned.
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Cardinal Mercier Criticizes Society Women in Lent Letter
Cardinal Mercier rebukes society women for extravagant dress and sensual dances, saying such display harms working women. He denounces Bolshevik influences and urges reconstruction work along with moderation in political conflicts.
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Training Plan May Be Ousted From Army Bill
Washington report on February 22 shows Republican leaders planning to exclude universal military training from the army reorganization bill. The Military Committee and House debates consider options such as a separate commission on physical and military training, with no final agreement reached. The bill would establish a standing peace time army of 259 000 troops and 17 700 officers, plus National Guard provisions.
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DeKoven Widow Seeks Spirit Messages From Beyond
Mrs Reginald De Koven widow of the Chicago composer awaiting communications from her late husband. Her daughter Mrs M Kiersteda Hudson said Mrs De Koven hopes to publish any messages publicly once enough progress is made in spiritualist communication.
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400 French Slain or Imprisoned by Turks Report
Unconfirmed reports from Damascus say about 400 French troops have been killed or captured by Ottoman and Arab forces near Horan in Palestine. The dispatch notes evacuation of Baalbek and the El Bika Valley between Lebanon and Anti Libanus.
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Armed Force Sent to Quell Rum Revolt in Michigan
Major A Dalrymple led eighteen federal prohibition agents from Chicago to Iron River Michigan to enforce prohibition and arrest several men linked to the rum revolt. Warranted suspects include the Stalouzzi brothers. The action follows wine seized by Leo Grove and tensions with local officials.
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Iron County Official Denounces Prohibition Revolt Reports
Iron County official McDonough rejects allegations of a countywide rebellion amid prohibition enforcement. He demands a gubernatorial and federal inquiry, insisting the county is orderly and cooperating with agents. He warns against federal expedition plans and vows to support law enforcement locally.
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Palmer Ready to Quell Rum Rebellion
Kansas City Feb 23 Attorney General Palmer warns the department will act if internal revenue clashes require it. He says the booze revolt is not serious. Berlin Feb 24 German Bar Association to establish a bureau in repair to aid persons accused of war crimes in trials.
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Hoover Urges League and Reservations
Hoover speaks at Hopkins University urging that ratification of the Versailles Treaty be revised by reservations. He says the nation supports early ratification with domestic issues clarified and warns against using the treaty dispute to stall American reconstruction. He calls for addressing unemployment in education and notes universities lose top teachers to commerce.
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Hoover Impossible Declares Penrose on Nominee
Senator Boies Penrose, Republican leader, opposes naming Hoover as standard bearer. He argues the party lacks a single choice and that any approved Republican can win, citing the 1920 election and wartime policy criticisms as context. He says the key is a nominee who reflects Republican principles and unity.
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Labor leader calls for Wilson to veto rail bill
Max Hayes national chairman of the Labor party of the United States telegraphed President Wilson urging a veto of the Cummins Esch bill returning railways to private ownership. Hayes denounced the measure as catering to special interests and demanded the veto.
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Senate to Act On Treaty by End of Week
Washington February 25 Ratification of the newer treaty with Germany appears likely before weeks end as Republicans and Democrats wavering on reservations maneuver to secure support. Democratic leaders plan a caucus or informal meeting to decide whether to accept Lodge reservations or defeat the treaty. Lodge may bring the treaty up again Thursday with Article X reservations discussed as a regular order. The civil service retirement bill and the est yestull tariff bill are also on deck with conference plans among Democrats to resolve the leadership question.
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Robbery leads to arrest after street hold up in Yorkville
Public accountant Maurice J. Ryan and a young woman helped lure him to East Sixteenth Street where a man and woman robbed him of a watch and $14. Patrolman Rector tracked them to a nearby address and recovered the items. Joseph Ameretta and Hurietta Ameretta, both 23, waived examination and held in $2509 bail for grand jury on robbery charges.
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Senate Passes Railroad Return Bill Amid Labor Opposition
The Senate approved the conference bill reestablishing private rail ownership on March 1 without changes. Labor leaders urged a veto citing Gompers, while supporters argued the measure fixes long and short haul issues and preserves returns without government funding.
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