Five Socialist Assembly members expelled in New York
In Albany five Socialist legislators Louis Waldman August Jaessens Charles Solomon Samuel A Dewitt and Samuel Orr all from New York City were expelled from the state assembly after a 22 hour session of debate and filibuster The vote created a precedent as an entire party delegation was ejected from a legislative body with the outcome prompting talk of a special session or elections to fill the seats. Theodore Roosevelt opposed the expulsion.
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Associated Press
Albany
Louis Waldman
Jaessens
Charles Solomon
Samuel A. Dewitt
Samuel Orr
New York City
New York Assembly
New
Theodore Roosevelt
Waldman
Claessens
Solomon
Dewitt
Li Véteil
Seus
Central Newton
Judiciary
S. Y—A
Filpo
Socialiss
Sallery
Phempetens
Sweet
Waratman
Ccnteresti
Cemng
Wacancics
Asrentie Chamber
Balenne
Waliman
Inken
Charsing
Alartin
John F. Stanchfield
Harry Thaw
Sutherland
Martin Condox
Newton
Archibald Evanston
Martin W. Littleton
Tigh
Newberry
Morris Hillquit
St. Joan Slosk
Iathey
Aid’ag A
Paris
Selu
Hughes
New York
Charles Hughes
The
Notger
Strike Called Off After Four Day Chicago Yard Sitdown
The Chicago stockyards strike ended with workers agreeing to return to work and arbitrate wage disputes. About 7,090 feeding and stock handlers had been idle as the stoppage stretched four days amid yard disruptions and plant suspensions.
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Chiexzo
Gerduy
Chicago
Duckley
Touks
Danish strike unsettled as government weighs action in Flensburg
Reports say Danish unions push for general strike settlement while government readies forces for potential occupation of the Flensburg zone. Copenhagen troops receive cartridges and orders to quell demonstrators as talks continue amid unrest among officers and workers. The crisis prompts calls to reinstate prime minister and reconvene parliament with economic measures.
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Flessburg Zolte
Associated Press
Copenharcen
Tabor
Politken Today
Flensburg
Copenhagen
Wheenspiner
n@nrcom
Copenhazen
Xad
Kinz Christian
Zable
Hakeéers
Dapenhagen
Iikers
Steckers
aerotian+ vers
Ronsemk
Lieve
Tederaixon
Siamines
Socialeene
Zieh
Iades Union
State Council
Esate
Parison
Aml
Mestion
Sister
Indictments in DC Four Face Conspiracy to Defraud
Four individuals including Astlen F. Pmbry and James Jlurwood Graves were indicted by a DC grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by leaking Supreme Court opinions before public release. The case links Pmbry to providing a tip that allowed others to profit from Southern Pacific stock. Texas received a Supreme Court injunction halting oil land permits in the Red River valley as Oklahoma boundary suits proceed. An immigration inquiry also began in Washington into alleged misuses of records by named representatives.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand Jury
United States Supreme Court
Hest Xovender
Sourthern Pacific Oil
Astlen F. Pmbry
Menenni
Supreme Court
James Jlurwood Graves
Department of Justices
Baragge F
United States
Poobry
Southern Pacific
Texas
Red River Valley
Oklahoma
Jacob AC Hickinson
Chicago
Br United Press
House’ Immigration Committees
Bureau of Immigration
Johnson
Washington
Fail
Colorado
Gaker
California
Cook
Tre
New York
Pacific Northwest
Hoover Club Formed in Michigan Republican Primary
United Press reports a Hoover for President organization formed in mid 1920s Michigan as Hoover managers spoke of competing in the Michigan primary. They claimed Hoover would surprise voters, but acknowledged limited time to win the Republican nomination.
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Nexun
Detrott
United Press
Neco
Mick
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Talus “Hulover
Slichigan
Bolsheviks Press Campaign of Hate Across Moscow Posters
The Hague dispatch notes a strong Bolshevik propaganda effort in Moscow aimed at America England and France. G Ninel reports posters in railway hubs and cities that terrify people with threats of death and destruction while vilifying the Entente and urging anti faltering sentiment among soldiers.
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Associated Press
Hague
America
England
France
Moscow
G. Ninel
Corms Sponden
Amsterdam Handels
Soviet Russia
Bencath
Drasings
Ted
Wkdichak
Francs
Fusland
Janan
Italy
Pice
Fesertien
Indifference in Navy Department Charged at Hearing
The Senate Naval Investigating Committee heard charges of indifference in the Navy Department. Testimony blamed senior officials including the secretary and the General Board for lax material preparedness and poor discipline among officers.
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Navy Department
Senate
Ruhr district turmoil trials and amnesty talks reported
A Münster-muounced agreement aims to ease Ruhr uprisings with a tentative amnesty clause for involved workers. The settlement, discussed at Bielefeld, postpones final terms until workers act by Friday. Judges move to quash indictments against several defendants as proceedings resume Monday.
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Nielufoeld
Caruleal
Chaysyse Stepardinay Amnizity
Ity Associated Press
Doenddorf
Muenster
Nat Aleht
Sdltor
Iabor
Uty
Ruhr
Thin Muenster
Bielefeld
Banse
Naun
Stan
China and Japan Move Toward Formal Entente in Shantung
Unofficial exchanges from Tokyo indicate progress toward a Chinese Japanese entente over Shantung. Key points include shared capital, a joint venture by Chinese and Japanese, and mining and port rights with precedence to entente terms. further negotiations are planned before long.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
T He Philnese
Juptress
Weking
Shantung
Griduil
Entente
Phoy
Gaing
Cade Jin
Radlwilys
Slantung
Dianosadt
Sapete
Colon
Lon
Wilsons plan for Fiume and Adriatic settlement
United States declines participation in the San Remo peace conference while Italy presses ahead with D Annunzio in Fiume and a proposed independent state, amid mood for direct negotiations to settle the Adriatic question. The League mandate on Armenia is discussed, with Cilicia excluded under French protection. Georgia and Lebanon issues receive brief notes as the world sorts postwar arrangements.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Whitehouse
Staté Department
Supreme Council
Paris
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Aradye Development
Hans” Svar
United Press
London
Supreme Counri? Iyis
Armenia
League of Nations
Republic of
Erivan
Black Sea
Cilicia
Associated Press
Washington
United States
San Remo
State Department
Frank L. Polk
Flooding Swamps Track Network Across La Crosse Area
Rushing floodwaters swamp tracks in La Crosse and North La Crosse. Officials report river levels near 14 feet 2 inches, submerging streets and forcing evacuations while rail lines and roads suffer washouts. City crews shore up banks as residents flee flooded homes.
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Pere Wong
Silverside Park
North la Crosse
Turkish Leader Declares War on Great Britain
Constantinople reports Kemal Atatürk and Turkish nationalists declare hostilities against Britain. Pester Lloyd quotes Budapest dispatches noting Turkey’s rebellion against Allied demands and the tense status in Constantinople as the war news spreads.
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Layuke
Ceeliie Apiinat
United Pres
Lintdon—afustipha Kemal
Adap
Great Belutis
Constantinople
Morning Post
Budapest Duputehes
Pester
Lloyd mx Ass Erting Tut Sl
Turkey
Conesuujiinoms
Unclear Text Summary of Domestic Incident
The readable parts describe a dramatic domestic scene with threats and implied danger. Names and specifics are incoherent, but the event focuses on a spouse making a forceful ultimatum during a tense dispute. No verifiable dates or locations are present.
Arrest in murder of Ohio girl shocks nation
An arrest was made in the murder case of Frances South near Adena Ohio. Mine Onunck, a 12yearold held in Ramsey Ohio, is charged and brought to Jefferson County. Authorities report swift arrest and guard measures amid threats of lynching and a ransom sum referenced in the chaotic dispatch.
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Ohio
Axxocified
Menbenville
Ramsey
Piaced
Jeemon
Jaci
Frances South
Adena
John Crasford
Karas
Moire Armel
Adina
Attemp
Sissomer
Quarrel Over Grammar Sparks Courtroom Tangle
Fractured text shows a chaotic scene with references to Pressey, Bruinshar, and J. Smith amid a dispute over grammar. The fragment mentions Webster and Marie Corsets and an unclear public debate, suggesting a legal or formal confrontation without clear resolution.
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Svites Pressey
Bruinshar
J. Smith
van Smtenid
Webster
Marie
Weteder
U S authority over American troops in Germany clarified
The article reports that American forces in occupied Germany remain under the direct orders of the U.S. president as commander in chief. General Allen leads the troops with the president and secretary of war issuing final directives, while the high commission governs civil duties in the Rhineland under allied oversight.
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Fay Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Ty Essef
Wilson Vole Cone
House
Amerie
Lomritory
Abbneland
Brishni
Fins
Allen
Distriet, the Preserviiionay
Germany
Persting
Dent
United
Grimeany
Rhineland
Senate
Alba
Rhine
State Department
Werbut Commission
Eprecenis
Une
Anain
Ube
Iit
Iveus
Inteni
High Commission
H Commission
Will Fry 7 Cross Atlantic in Dirigible
A garbled World War era style note mentions a seven person crew attempting an Atlantic crossing by dirigible. It references a government, a ship like vessel, and names that appear distorted.
Fragmented Musings on Politics and War Debates Across Town
A garbled wartime column delves into political tensions and congressional delays. It references President Wilson, the Senate, and Democratic dynamics, with scattered remarks on peace efforts and legislative stumbles. The piece remains fragmentary and speculative throughout.
Delaware Suffrage Effort Defeated in State Vote
Contested report notes failure of Delaware suffrage amendment with a 2 to 5 margin and outlines reaction by suffrage leaders and allies. Emphasis on subsequent appeals to governors in Vermont and North Carolina and plans for next formal push in federal amendment drive.
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Associated Preas
A Heyer
Leila
Mississippi
House of Representative
Vermond
New — York
Wuature Viel
Ballie
Vermont
North Carolina
Yy Speghal Tegtsiathys
Blake
North Curopia
Delawary
Wilt
Wonkinue
Wad
Parole plan gains support in Wisconsin debate
A Wisconsin meeting endorses continued parole operations overseen by the board of control. The rally highlights a state health nursing program and critiques on child welfare and correctional policy, with officials noting reforms shift from political influence to state administration.
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Mhulisen
Aes Board of Control
Ander
Phesia
Aione
Ite
Adiliesis
Bla
Bennett
Jeedalin
Nubile Lenin Nurses
Vopterones
Magnenium Three Wars
U Alate Public Shealth Nursing System
Ae Tnikan Comninkcauble Dhidasa Enirtel
C. A. Harper
Everett
Illes
Hulis
Quincy
Miners in Bisbee Trial Describe Deportation Context
Reported from Tombstone Arizona as miners face court actions over deportation claims. Witnesses recount harsh remarks and treatment while defense seeks to justify actions, with testimony focusing on terms used and the force implied in the deportation plan.
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D'Annunzio
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Fiume
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Kalger
Ger
Holland
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LA Grosse
Associated Presin Bu
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Streec
la Grasse
Oo v. Patancenta
Britain
MR. Wilson
Feck
Armignee
Ty Tailed Press
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Nipelhiwestern
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Ivesult
Congress
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Delaware
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Wisconsin
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Uhay
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