Post Charged With Violating Deportation Rules
Washington hearings reveal charges against Lous FL Post assistant secretary of labor for allegedly aiding aliens opposed to the government. Investigators say Post canceled deportations, defined anarchist terms, and released detainees without bonds amid claims of anti-government activity and revolutionary ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lous FL Post
Tabor
House
Chat
Post
Hoch
Immigration Committee
Tost
Camiinetti
Opera
Postmaster Expectations Amid Long Island Claims
The fragment describes a person named Presa Milwaskee seeking a postmaster role and mentions a prior detier from Los Angeles. It notes a 10 year old letter to Austria and a claim involving someone named Frank BR. Srhitin and a request by a sinner, with unclear context.
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Presa Milwaskee
Ds Estes T
Ria
neTven
Frank BR. Srhitin
Los Angeles
Seman
Austria
Peter Sot Ho
Strike tensions ease as differences settled
Report from Madeid indicates authorities have resolved disagreements between workers and management. The anticipated strike call for today was not issued, signaling an end to labor tensions for now and a return to normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeid
Othe Workunk Sakers
Saidke
Back to Farm Seen As Necessity For Dairy Vitality
The article notes farmers face labor shortages as workers flee cities. W. P. Skinner warns urban drift hurts dairy production and prices, urging farm families and employers to reverse the trend. W. J. Rattle corroborates short labor tenures and bids for milk hands as high as 90 to 190 dollars monthly with retention bonuses.
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Chicago
W. P. Skinner
National Jury Associaton
Mseses
W. J. Rattle
le Payne
Sugar allotment urged as remedy for shortage
Washington reports end of a brief Justice Department sugar price session with refiners. Grocers and buyers urge one pound per household allotments to curb shortages amid rising prices and speculative hoarding. Lawmakers plan possible new anti speculation legislation and expect further talks with refiners in coming days.
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Associated Preay
Washington, D. C
Department of Justices
Bol. Thomas
Cro
Washington
Department of Justice
Congress
Howard
Oklahoma
Hecoming & Menace
Orliwo Sur
Cugar
Orfitiaian
Stsar
Ile Refiners
Justice Dt
Czech Socialists Lose Slightly in Election
Associated Press dispatches report Czech socialists losing by a slim margin in the senate races across districts. The Washington wire notes Democrats showing gains in some areas while socialist support weakens.
Gifts Pour Into Interchurch Move Fund
A report shows multiple donations bolstering the interchurch move fund. Total contributions include 5 000 and 40 000 sums, with individual gifts from contributors named and amounts recorded for accountability.
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Interchurch Move
Flour Prices Hit Record High as Market Soars
Flour rose fifty cents to a new peak driven by a tight wheat market. Reports indicate a barrel price around 15.59 and carload shipments at elevated levels, signaling sustained pressure on staple flour costs.
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CBY
Kansas Law for Strikes Put to Test in State Court
The Kansas Labor Relations Act faced a trial in Judge Andrew J. Currin’s Cranford county district court as Alexander Howat and union officers defied subpoenas, were found guilty of contempt, jailed briefly, then released on bond pending appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court. Mining operations dropped sharply with the strike impact.
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Vitsborg
Hansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas
Alexander Howat
Andrew J. Currin
Cranford County Dlistriet Court
Appair
Curran
Wuntstraing
Howat
Otfer
Alrihe
Witner
Curren
Kansas Supreme Court
Senate to Consider Peace Resolution Tomorrow
Washington reports say the joint Republican peace measure will be taken up again in the Senate tomorrow as talks on relations with Austria continue. Republican Sen Krex of Pennsylvania drafts a substitute to modify the House version and widen calls to end the state of war with Austria. Leaders expect President Wilson may return the Versailles treaty with reservations, though details of his plan remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Krex
Pengesylvania
Austria
Wilson
Vereszilles
Senate
Sus
Train collision kills fifty near Moradabad India
An Indian rail crash near Moradabad east of Delhi left fifty people dead and fifty injured. Four coaches burned after a collision on the Oudh and Rohilkhand line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Oudh
Raniikandyy
Moradshad
Delhi
Irish labor leader found guilty by Supreme Court jury
James Zarkin, an Irish labor leader, was found guilty of anarchism by a Supreme Court jury after his case was presented. The Associated Press report from New York notes the verdict follows the trial proceedings this day.
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Br Associated Press
New York
James Zarkin
Supreme Court
Retroactive War Profits Tax Urged By House Democratic Push
The Associated Press notes bills in the House proposing an 80 percent retroactive war profits tax to fund soldier relief. Representative Rainey and Johnson push the plan with Republicans split. Democrats and insurgent Republicans expected to back it. Garner urged GOP rebels to oppose leadership and support the Democrats.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Hear T. Rainer
Johnson
Republician
South Wda
Wars and Means Committee
Rainey
Garner
Texas
Réisef
Green
Goth
Insulated Wire May Be Replaced by Bare Wires
Army Signal Corps described experiments showing telegraph and telephone over bare wires above ground and in water. Major General George Al Squier proposed replacing insulated land and submarine cables with bare phosphor bronze wires to send multiple messages simultaneously. Experiments linked Port Washington to Port Townsend and Camp Alfred Wall demonstrated telegraphy and telephony over bare conductors, signaling a shift in communication methods.
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Associated Trens
Washington, D. C
Army Signal Corps
Sdlon- Alsty
Gion George AL Squier
Corps
Army
General Squier
Washington
Maurylind
Port Thunt
Virginia
Alpta
Alfred Wall
United States
Underwood Elected Democratic Senate Leader
Washington reports Senator Underwood of Alabama was elected Democratic leader of the Senate by unanimous vote of the minority. The five minute caucus followed the death of Senator Martin and Leo Hitchcock of Nebraska served as acting leader. Underwood indicated no immediate White House visit or policy statement and suggested a possible later caucus to discuss party plans. He said he would oppose the peace resolution and did not claim knowledge of any treaty resubmission details.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Underwood
Alabami
Seader
Senate
Senate Democrats
Hitchchok
Nebraska
Martin
Virginia
Janute Caugcon
United Preps
Washington
Alabama
Whitehouse
Lodge
Lunderwand
Aitchcock
Rejarbti Sare Capacree
Wiiren
French Forces Suffer Losses at Urfa in Mesopotamia
AP report from Paris notes clashes near Urfa northwest of Mesopotamia left about 200 French soldiers dead. French troops, including white French units and Benegalere riflemen, faced ambush claims amid troop withdrawals and contested casualty figures.
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Mesopotamia
Associated Press
Parix
Foreign Office
Asha Minor
Urfa
Uria
Tes Benegalere
War Office
Paris
Asia
Bat
Increase amendment to rivers and harbors bill
Proposal, lodged in Washington, seeks a 24.64 percent boost to the rivers and harbors bill. The amendment, submitted to Senator Harrison, passed the committee 34 to 22 and moves toward final consideration.
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Harrison
Iie Mhate
Ambassadors Report On San Remo Talks Reaches White House
Johnson's formal report on the San Remo premiers meeting as American observer was presented to President Wilson via a cabinet session. Officials anticipate confidential details on allied conclusions, while debates in Washington question Armenia mandate and potential war costs. Streca talks planned between Italy and Jusof-Siavian ministers target July to August.
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United Press
Washington
DP. C
Robert .Johnson
San Remo
Wilson
Johnson
State Department
Delby
P.m
la Remo
Wso
United Stertes
Aremenia
Lie
Hlscheod
Congress
Near East
United States
Arsenia
Aamerica
Constantinople
Hitchcock
Scnater Moses
New Barpshire
Eby Associeted
San Rema
Juge Livia
Ni Lerday
Vittorio Sciaiola
Ave Itytair
Anton Trumbach
Juso-Siavia
Streca
Lake Magsiore
Slay Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Murder Case
A 14 year old Martha Hut is slain and the suspect identified as Cenfoed Shizer is brought to criminal court on a first degree murder charge. Police and detectives guarded the defendant as a crowd attempted an uprising and were dispersed after shots and beatings occurred outside the courthouse. The court ordered a not guilty plea and began jury selection from a 124 man panel.
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Kiam
Coloma
Shizer
Fodiznapet
Iwill
Martha Hut
Fitet Decrer
Tuan Uae
Enders
Rent Boosters Hit Milwaukee Residents
Fragmented OCR notes show residents labeled as victims of rent increases in Milwaukee. The garbled text references office rent hikes and rate changes tied to city quarters and a yearly rise, with unclear names or dates remaining.
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Horne
STATO
Norbert
Seare
Ratleas Keechance
Calby
Costly living blamed on corporation laws by merchant group
Federal tax and credit restrictions blamed as causes of high living costs and car shortages. Ferguson of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged reforms to commercial laws and urged chambers to push changes nationwide. The convention drew about a thousand business leaders applauding the critique and discussing measures to curb perceived revolutionary economic trends.
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United Frew
Athonie City
Omer Perguson
Ferguson
Ite
Unington Rowis
Nusdlen
Fer- Huson
Ava
United States
Thomas J. Gallor
Tennessee
Bishops’ Council
The
Protestant Episcopal Endured
America
Murderers arrest sparks N D community alarm
Turtle Lake authorities pressed for answers as two men linked to eight farm murders near Wolf farm near Turtle Lake North Dakota faced arrest. Suspects known for prior struggles with Wolf and tied to a Chicago gun order base were under scrutiny amid body recoveries from Wolf residence and consistent dark night shootings. Martha Hofer and other victims identified amid grim toll as investigators press for clues.
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Turtle Lake
N. D
Gnited Press
S. D
Girt Inter
Tsai Larusid
Chicago
Irfy
Seeven
Gliers
Uie
Xoorr
Wolf
Vetere Oh
Martha
Marna
Edna
Jack Hofer
Pure Bred Holstein Bull Sells for 20 000
A Holstein bull from the Segdhope farm near the local area sold for 20 000 dollars. The sale featured bidding from local cattle buyers with Stefenenn listed as the farmer owner and multiple buyers competing to acquire the prize animal.
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Stefenenn
Segdhope
Two New World Marks
In Daytona Florida Tommy Miley set a new world mark as he powered a mile time in the 22nd century style, breaking prior records amid a tense test session. Officials noted intense effort and the crowd’s reaction as the event highlighted emerging talents in track competition.
House rail bill passes amid government operation concerns
A bill addressing government operation and rail funding deficits advanced through the House late Tuesday and moved to conference committee. The measure aims to outline procedures and funding for rail projects amid ongoing fiscal challenges.
Lind Outlines U S Aim in Mexico Mission
John Lind Minnesota governor testified before the Senate Mexican affairs committee detailing his 1914 mission as a presidential envoy to Mexico. He said the goal was to secure peace under orderly government and a free election without endorsing Huerta, with American aid contingent on stability. He denied being sent to remove Huerta and noted German and Mexican perspectives for context.
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Washington, D
Murdavid
Sie
United States
Muerta
Lind
Wilson
Mueria
Mexico
Huerta
Mustin
Lin
United Press
Washington
1. C
John Lind
Minnesota
Senate
Explosion at Des Moines Gas Plant Kills Three
An early morning blast at the Des Moines Gas Company engine room killed superintendent Phil Devine and two other workers, with several more injured or missing. The blast wrecked the plant and disrupted gas service citywide, with property damage estimated at 290,400.
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tRy Associates Press
Es Moines
Des Moines
Marny
Phil Devine
Wiam Wixleman
James Miller
Urmonsite
Ihe
Ryan
Moines
Supers
Raleoiiyg
William Wissimac
Coppas
Politics Not Appealing to Jeannette Rankin
Fragmentary report discusses Jeannette Rankin in Montana and potential shifts in her political stance amid uncertain reform efforts. The text shows garbled names and phrases, reflecting a disrupted OCR segment with no clear outcome.
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Jeannette
Paper Costs Trigger Newsroom Push Forward
In New York the elevated cost of printing is forcing papers to advance production. Editors cite higher paper prices as the reason for pushing deadlines and rescheduling pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ancreaer
Revolt in Mexico Surges as Flores Moves Toward Mazatlan
Rebels under General Flores gain in Sonora and advance toward Mazatlan while Carranza forces defend passes in Chihuahua. Desertions rise as Americans flee Mazatlan aboard the Senator. Rebels claim two towns Tamaulipas and trains seized near Iguala and Cuernavaca.
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Agi
Manzanillo
Aitiliary
Chihuahua
Bonora
Agua Prieta
Alyvarads
Carranza
Mier
Guerrero
Tamaulipas
Alvarado
United States
Nueva Laredo
Pablo Gonzales
Cuernavaca
Iguala
Mexico City
First Returns in Eastern Primaries Reported
Early returns from eastern states show light voting in the presidential primary with rain hampering polling places. Republican ballots favored Leonard Wood with pledged delegates. Democratic support tracked behind. Carver reports list candidates such as Kosver McCalt and Shursten with varied tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Hussen
Rutlesutes
Leonard Wood
Carver
Senator Longe
Samuel AfeCalt
Herbert Kosver
Murnay Crim
Freaderniex Gillett
Fward Shursten
Tenning
Guardsmen to keep order during trial
Guardsmen will be stationed to maintain order during the forthcoming trial. Details of location and participants are not fully readable in the provided text.
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