Meat Packers Freed From Government Control
The Associated Press reports all meat packers are released from Food Administration control in a proclamation signed by President Wilson at Paris. The move ends licensing, profit margins, and supervision on meat products while livestock licensees remain under federal oversight.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Food Administration
Wilson
Paris
Mcense
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Lccase
Grain Corporation
New York
Chicago
Packing House
United States Bureau of Markets
Bureau of Markets
United States Department
Tericulture
State rests in trial against the Kruegers
Neillsville report says the state rests in the murder trial of Mya Caroline Krueger and her two sons over the Harry Jensen shooting during a gun battle with government officers. Axplin testified he saw a man roll from a car as shots were fired and believes the first shots came from the Krueger farm.
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Neillsville
Mya
Caroline Krueger
Harry Jensen
Wither
Sia- Hon
Krueger
Tinto Axplin
Stow Raplin
Kruerer
Boers Push Plan for Own Republic at Peace Talks
New York dispatch reports a Boer delegation aboard the Pinch steamship Rasean arriving from Cape Town to join the London peace conference. The group seeks self determination and a separate Boer republic, aiming to present their case before Britain and at Paris for a possible independent state.
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New York
Rasean
Ape Town
South Africa
Tondon
Jaying
Paris
Complaints Against Packers Are Dismissed
Washington report states complaints against Morrie & Co. Packers were dismissed after findings that arms dealing claims were not substantiated and no danger of recurrence existed. The board decided no further action was necessary.
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Hr United Piesa
Washington
Morrie & Co. Nackers
Marre & 470
Japs May Fight In Yank Army
United States Judge advocate general issues ruling that Japanese cannot be barred from joining the American army. Taking the oath does not confer citizenship and cannot naturalize a Japanese, even in time of war. The decision followed a recruiting officer's refusal to administer the allegiance oath to a Japanese applicant.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Socialist "Not Guilty" in North Dakota case
The jury found Walter Thomas Mills not guilty on five counts of sedition in Fargo. Judge Cumidon directed that the evidence was one sided. Mills, a Socialist lecturer and Nonpartisan League adviser, argued his remarks targeted profiteers and reflected Tentative wartime context rather than intent to hinder enlistment.
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P.r. Fargo
N. 1
Walter Thomas Mills
Nonpartixan League
North Dakota
Cumidon
Adis
Fargo
France
United States
Mills
British awards for Americans in northern Russia campaign
The British government decorated 18 American service members for gallantry in action during January’s fighting around Shenkursk and Kadish in northern Russia. Awards include military crosses to D. Treuts, H. L. D. McPhail, B. Ryan, A. Commons, B. A. Burns. distinguished conduct medals to W. Wolfe, G. M. Walker, A. J. V. Tiballs. military medals to E. J. Herman, J. A. Neex, R. I. Trombley, I. Barrel, H. T. Danielson, W. R. le, J. Sterskal, J. Manderfield. meritorious service medals to L. S. Schneider and F. W. Yates.
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Shenkovsk
Associated Press
Archangel
Maccile
Russia
Shenkursk
Kadish
Treuts HL D
McPhail
Metoskey
339Th Infantry
B. A. Burns
Edge
Seret
R. I. Trombley
Bot
Detroit
Iserit
Barrel
Holland
Heiman
J . Chicago
Serge L
Schneider
Trecumseh
Mich
Sergt
W. Yates
Highland Park
Reign of Terror Believed Set in Budapest
Vraker Sunday reports Budapest endures a reign of terror after M. Krn of the Czecho Slovak mission to Budanert returns. Food stocks in the Hungarian capital may last only ten days with 300 cattle entering daily versus 2,500 normal. Famine fears grow as the constitution suffers. The population hopes for Allied intervention.
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Associated Press
Vraker
Communtate
Budapest
M. Krn
Budanert
M. Kren
Anti Jewish Outbreaks Reported Again at Kalish
Associated Press reports new anti Jewish riots at Kalish on the former Poland Germany border. Large numbers of Jews wounded. shops and homes looted and damaged. Militia and soldiers accused of indifference or participation in the rioting.
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Associated Press
London
Kalish
Poland
Germany
Buxk
Wielum
Zionist Organization
Steamer Disabled Towed Into Wilmington Harbor
A damaged British steamer, the Korona, was towed to Wilmington by a guard cutter after being disabled in a heavy gale. The vessel, carrying passengers, lay helpless for days in rough seas before reaching the harbor.
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Presey
Chicago crowd in riots during election campaign night
A chaotic scene in Chicago as supporters clash during the election campaign event last night. Police halted the disturbance as protesters surged near the venue, sparking concern over crowd control and safety measures.
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Chicago
Danzig
Germany
Seviets
Rhine
Betshesihi
Bali
Madison Strike Involves 2600 Men And Several Manufactories
Madison unions walk out at about 26 plants to demand eight hour day, back pay, and federal war labor board award. Burgess Battery Company alone accepts the board decision. Officials claim firms earned over 5 million dollars in profits last year while unions prepare for a six month strike. Other plants affected include Waller Johnson, Golshoit Machine, Northwestern Ordnance, Steinle Turret Lathe, and Madison Kipp.
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United Press
Matison
War Labor Board
Burgess Battery Compiuny
Associated Press
Madison
Federal War Labor Board
Waller & Johnson Manufacturing Company
Golshoit Machine Companys
Northwestern Ordnance Company
Steinle Turret Lathe Company
Madison Kipp Company
Paul C. Suybrecult
Machiniats
Debs
Terre Winte
Ind
Wilum Mitch
United Mines Workers
Eugene V. Debs
Mitch
Detroit
Mich
Great Lakes
Jeaxt
Buffalo
Cleveland
United Seese
Des Moines
Sterike
Banaire
Iq Co
Three Men Freed After Banditry Arrests
Three men arrested for banditry in connection with robbing the American Kroes company's plant at Keesha were released without court action today. Police found three suitcases with firearms along the Burlington road near the crash site where the locomotive team incident occurred. Investigators believe the men may have fled by train toward Tearlipxton, and efforts to trace them continue.
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Keesha
Gue
Renesha
Turer
Resneston
Merican Kroes Company
Kenowha
Burlington Road
Ecnmamreny Autonetiie
Leita
Peter
Redin
Om Koewn
Editor Will 0 to Czecho-Slovakia
Fragmentary notice discusses an editor's assignment to Czecho-Slovakia with unclear details. Names, dates, and actions are garbled, but references to Washington D D and foreign affairs appear amid distorted text. The piece hints at travel or posting related to Prague or Slovakia in late 1920s context.
Japs Won’t Get Land Without U S Government Approval
United Press reports that the sale of Lower California lands to Japanese interests is contingent on formal U S state department permission. California Mexican Land and Cattle Company claims no sale completed and states it seeks development tied to Mexico, not friction with Japan, with Mexican officials citing earlier American concessions.
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United Press
Washington
California
Pouay
Mexico
Nand
Lower
Calfornia
Lee
Trier
Jetter
State Department
Tme
Sixteun
Conalley
Amado Aguires
Mexicat
J. Morgan
War Finance Bond Rate Sparks Market Speculation
Washington reports a 5 percent rate on a $200 million War Finance Corporation bond issue. Officials fear the high yield may draw funds from Victory bonds, while others see it as shaping investor demand ahead of the fifth Liberty Loan. Subscriptions began with $2.5 million and plans to double in 24 hours.
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Waed Press
Washington
Nance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
Mrance Corporation
Corporation
Tate
Finance Corporation
Chicago
War Finance
King Arrives by Air to Appeal for Peace Conference
United Threecy Boukis Kingbert arrived from Brussels by plane this afternoon to appeal to the peace conference for Brussels to join the league of nations. Recent dispatches indicate the subcommittee, of which Colonel House is a member, had practically decided to reject Geneva and Teague capital.
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Threecy Boukis
Kingbert
Brussels
Imuake Bruxsels
House
Geneva
Legislation Seeks Felony Status for Syndicalism
The lower house in a special committee approved new law defining criminal syndicalism as a felony, punishable by up to five thousand dollars fine and prison term. It targets actions like sabotage and violence intended to advance political or industrial goals, labeling them as terrorism.
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Lanslug
Mivh
Intoxicating Beverages Defined for Army Camps
The Army defines any drink with 1.46 percent alcohol as intoxicating. Secretary Baker approved the ruling, issued as guidance to interpreters of section 12 of the selective service act. The decision answers inquiries from camps and affiliates on prohibitions near military facilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Haker
Man Wounds Nurse Then Dies By Own Action
Unclear report states a man wounded a nurse and died six hours later by his own action as detectives prepared to confront him. Details are garbled with names and locations unreadable.
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United Press
Chicago
Alber Lettenhagen
Jiventy-One
Peerty
Jenny Boden
Aurse
Waliie
Butten m1
Undefined incident at United Dress site causes fatal injury
Fragmentary text reports a Black person was struck and fatally hurt near a United Dress locale. The account mentions a former lieutenant figure and a person named Charly Greggery, with unclear roles or motives. Further readable details are incomplete and dates are missing.
Hurley Plans To Rest Pending New Work
The United Press reports Hurley, under pressure from Chairman Parley, will rest and seek new work. Negotiations involve shifting wear and rent terms, with possible calls for event preparation and a late night meeting in New York to discuss weathering the current stint.
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Cnlted
Plarley
United States
Mort
League Pact Amended as Redraft Moves Forward
London reports a revised league pact with amendments, detailing U S reservations on covenant acceptance and the aim to revise the convention within five to ten years. delegates debate aims including an international staff and universal travel rights amid tensions over American ratification and safety provisions.
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Pte
Assael- Popowers
Peesidear Wilson
United States
Howe
Former Chief Waits for Body of Soldier Son
An aged Shoshonean chief waits in a Calfornia hospital telegraph office for the body of his son, a soldier. The Red Cross informed the father the body would be sent to Susanville, and the old man pledges to wait until the body arrives before seeking the home in the northern California mountains. His wife waits at home as the veteran father endures the long journey and the grim news.
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Tadian
Pital
Red Cross
Boily
Susanville
California
Ana
Beat
Chef
Wilson Receives Bishop Amid Peace Conference Talks
President Wilson attended sessions of the Council of Four on peace problems and met with the pope representing Slav heritage in the Dalamaikan coast. He later conferred with Secretary Daniels of the Navy before Daniels’ departure for Italy. Lloyd George indicates he will stay in Paris until peace questions are settled, while Britain contemplates labor conference attendance. The blockade on Hungary remained, with changes shifting focus to food supply control.
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Wilson
Mahop
Spaino
Huerexty
Dalamaikan
Lontraverny
Farengon
Daniels
Navy
Italy
Lloyd George
Loyd Crorge
Paris Quigton
Lonon Daily Mail
England
Apice
Urleish
Seattle completes $15 million system purchase
The city of Seattle, under United Crews, completed a $15,000,000 purchase related to a complete Webster tradition system. The city began operation at 11 p.m. last night.
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Uy United
Seatile
Igtoilaynd
Webster
Military rule bans munitions vehicles along border
Washington reports that military forces along the Mexican border are prohibited from creating vehicles for munitions. The ruling comes from the Judge Advocate General’s office and was published today. The wording appears garbled but indicates a ban on munitions vehicle production or deployment.
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United Prevx
Washington
Jeeteeart
General Farnsworth Leads Thirty Seventh Division Story
General Farnsworth recounts vivid experiences of the Thirty Seventh Division after arrival in New York following ten months overseas. The unit largely comprises commercial national guardsmen and a sizable force of learned youth, highlighting their wartime service and cohesion.
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Farnsworth
New York
Wisconsin Supreme Court race and Milwaukee elections
In Milwaukee and across Wisconsin voters weigh a Supreme Court seat with incumbent Marvin Rosenberry facing challenger Justius Theodore Dithinar. Milwaukee polls also decide school directors judges and several bond questions amid fair weather and high interest. In Stevens Point county and city contests include county judge, county superintendent, and city physician races, with strong turnout anticipated.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wia
Tasiday
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Marvin
Rosenberry
Justius Theodore Dithinar
Chrowit
United Press
Northwestern
Stevens
Portas County
Rosenbercyy
Drastic Michigan dry measure signed by Sleeper
Lansing Michigan governor Sleeper signed a sweeping prohibition law aimed at ending liquor and alcohol possession. The measure brands violators with potential felony penalties and prompts an immediate state and municipal cleanup campaign to deter bringing liquor into the state.
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Lansing
Mich
Sleeper Ithit Neon
Michigan
Unclear OCR Notes Mentioning Fraud and Train Time
Fragmentary text references April Fool actions and money watches, plus fragmented names and a train timing snippet. The legible items include mention of a midnight train, a poker or blackjack context, and investigators or witnesses.
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