Wilson Rules Peace Proclamation Power Limits
President Wilson states he cannot declare peace by proclamation before senate ratification and notes the league of nations may not be truly created by three allied powers. The letter to Senator Fall covers German renunciation and the distribution of territorial disposition among principal powers, while outlining questions about the peace treaty’s enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Senate
Fall
White’ House
Germany
League of Nations
Senaon Faili
Esterday
Airplane Fate Discussed in World War Talks
An Associated Press report outlines Allied notes on Africa and the Saar basin, touching German overseas possessions and future frontier commissions. It notes that American representation was considered prudent and references France Britain and Belgium in provisional treaties.
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Germany
Africa
France
Great Britain
United States
Belgium
America
Commission
Saar Basin
League of Nations
Saar
Isegue
Poland
Ceec
Slovakia
le SS
Czecho-Slovakiea
American Troops Cross Border as Bandit Hunt Intensifies
Washington reports indicate American forces entered Mexico in pursuit of bandits who held American army personnel. Ambassadors and officials weighed withdrawal options. some officials urged caution while border clashes continue near Marfa and the Rio Grande. Mexican and Carranza troops were described as moving toward the area, with several bandits reported killed or captured.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Thei
State Department
Fernald Defends Packers in Senate Session
Senator Fernald of Maine defends packers amid proposed government supervision of business enterprises. He argued that public costs rise with small firms and that the industry must be run in large units to be economical. The Associated Press reported from Washington on the developing debate.
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IBY Associated Press
Washington. D
Adence
Iowa
Fernald
Maine
Ad Communication
Adjutant General Granted Martial Law Power in Hammond
The adjutant general has authority to declare martial law in Hammond Indiana and surrounding territory within a five mile radius as deemed necessary. The wartime measure, described in a United Press dispatch, grants prompt authority to quell unrest and maintain order if conditions require it.
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Hammond
Ind
United Press
Feutneiott
Suit to Be Brought Against Bock Union
The era of Gheet is cited as the reason for action as workers in multiple cities are on strike. The suit targets union activities and aims to address alleged interference with employment. The dispute centers on labor practices and workforce rights amid ongoing industrial action.
Pearl Harbor Drydock Opens at Honolulu in Navy Ceremonies
United Press reports from Honolulu on the Pearl Harbor drydock opening led by Secretary Daniels. Mrs. Josephus Dassets pressed the button at 10 am, marking a new era for Hawaii as merchant ships and warships prepare to utilize the facility. The ceremony featured a coral wreath and native pageantry with canoes and a Duke born escort. The drydock, rebuilt after a 1903 collapse, measures 502 feet long, 32 1/2 feet deep, and 135 feet wide. construction cost was 33.73 million dollars over ten years.
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Mogov
United Press
Honolul
Josephus Dassets
Secretary of Navy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaians
Severcng
Danie
Hawaian Islands
Daniels
Peart
Heee
Imos
Navy
Punitive Expedition Tracks Mexican Bandits in Border Chase
Marfa Texas dispatch reports a fierce pursuit of two Mexican bandits by U S forces into Mexico with aviators facing extreme danger. Air scouts locate Carranza loyalist columns near Cuernavaca Parado as ground forces pursue, while orders are being dropped to cavalry to relay news from the front. Cooperation between American and Mexican authorities aims to coordinate advancements, with pilots risking high speed flights to guide troops and locate retreating bands.
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Marfa
Texas
Mexico
Laure Yester
Proneda
Cuentl Parado
Carranza
Lors
Fiers
Coronée Langhemme
Bix Bend
Cosme Benzochea
Pres. Texa
Genera Pruneida
Cochino Paredo
Peterson
Larcherne
Nashville Walks to Work in Busy Morning
Nashville residents queued for the daily commute as authorities and local industries discuss movement and labor topics. An index highlights items including Gompers decision, immigration questions, a shoes company reorganization, and the formation of a food trust amid living costs debates.
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Gompers
Company F
Food Trust
Congress of Living Costs
Mexicans Demand Understanding Amid United Front Calls
A foreign office statement in Mexico reports calls for unity as tensions rise with the United States. The note cites public fear of bandit actions and potential wartime threats, urging restraint while awaiting official communications and ransom negotiations.
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Tarenghouz
Mexico
Rae
Guenaga
Maxis Coy
Foreign Office
Ihis
Safes Blown Open at Fredonia Lumber Office
Employees of the E. FP. Nevena Lumber company found two safes boxe open in the office. Missing valuables include savings stamps, insurance policies, and other important papers. Investigating authorities have not disclosed suspects or motive.
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Vunorted Press
Fredonia
Wis
E. FP. Nevena Lumber Company
Ives Second Trial Contention for Change of Venue
Special to The Northwestern from Fond du Lac reports Raleigh A. Ives seeks a change of venue in the Loehr murder case. Affidavits allege local prejudice and that public opinion makes an impartial trial impossible in Fond du Lac County. The defense cites newspaper circulation and county sentiment while the state has twenty days to respond with counter affidavits.
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Fond du Tac
Foml
Raleigh A. Ives
Herbert P. Loehr
Manes
Ford Gubac
Chatch Publicis
Font du Lac
Fond du Lac
Ford di Lee
Ives
Vinwsa
County Board of Supervisors
Yvenne
Profiteering Law Favored by Committee
Associated Press reports the committee favorably reported a profiteering control act with a 39 000 fee and terms allowing enforcement. The measure, urged by the attorney general, would restrict high prices for essential goods while exempting farmers cooperatives and certain containers. The House was expected to consider the amendment next day as part of a broader price control effort.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Palmer
Toll Committee
Esterday
Chac
Divide on Reservations in Senate Over Peace Treaty
Democratic and Republican senators confront the contentious issue of reservations to the peace treaty. Senator Pittman introduces a resolution on his own initiative, while Hitchcock and administration leaders signal caution. Debate centers on whether reservations should accompany ratification and how the vote may unfold.
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Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Democratic Senate
Pitman
Nevada
Pittman
Hitchcock
Feader
3reNa
Quiet at Cudahy Firefighting Strike Reported
Milwaukee dispatch notes quiet scenes as state guards report to duty amid a Tuesday evening disturbance. One man is reported wounded during the unrest while crews tend to the area and prepare for further action.
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United Preas
Melwaukee
Agea
Orders Do Not Stop Policemen in Labor Dispute
A fragmented report describes a labor dispute involving police officers and a union. It states the American Federation of Labor has between 1,290 and 1,460 members, with total force numbers around 2,508. The central issue centers on the right to organize and potential discharge or suspension actions, while questions about eligibility and the union’s status are noted.
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Ey Associstad Press Bogen
Wirh
Mias Mt
Pais
Sirus
Pio
Wheed
Genestineie
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
Borden Chosen State Market Director in Wisconsin
Special to Northwestern Madison former assistant dean of Wisconsin College of Agriculture elected state market director under the market commission law. Four year term, salary 5000 dollars. Borden, longtime Wisconsin educator and agriculture advocate, will assume duties soon. He has roots in Milton Junction and Marshfield, served as assistant state superintendent of schools, and directed farm labor efforts during 1918 food production drive.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Market Commission
Borden
Wisconsin
C.P. Cary
Porden
Bors
Mien Junction
Milton College
Clinton Junction
Milton Junction
Marshfield
Ako
Unit
State Suppinent of Public Instruction
H. Melville
State Council of Defense
Council of Defense
College of Agriculture
Rebels Control Part of Mexican State Reported
Diane Guzman and the Excsistor report rebels seize control in Michoacan state with federal forces failing to pursue. Commerce and agriculture disrupted as Guzman and their faction depredations spread across affected areas.
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Diane Guzman
Mich
Jacan
Excsistor
Uzusr
Eniefs
Business Firms Lose Money Across Sectors
St Paul Minnesota report notes several firms facing losses across multiple sectors as managers cite rising costs, weak demand, and competitive pressures. Analysts warn continued headwinds could force restructurings and layoffs.
Winter in Suburbs Prompts Debate Over Property Trends
Fragmented text discusses suburban winter conditions and potential impacts on property owners. Mentions summer camps, savings, and small cent value shifts, with unclear references to specific people or places.
Prisoner Bard Fapestene Charged With Home Burglary
A chaotic report states Bard Fapestene of Peter Theis faces charges of home burglary after arrest in unclear circumstances. The piece references mental health questions and an earlier release, plus scattered notes on local events and a mention of municipal affairs.
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Bard
Peter Theis
Borstars
Homee
Peter Tix
Lave
Waa
Rene
Intervention Seen as Next Step in Mexican Policy
News letters suggest rising push for U S intervention to protect American citizens in Mexico and to install a stable government in Mexico City. Officials question ease, noting pacifying Mexico would rival years of occupation and require cautious, decisive action beyond rhetoric.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Rio Grande
Mexico City
Philippines
Carranza
Mathematte
Thad
Eid
Sizgat
Chapultepec
Guringay
Great Britain Prentisry
England
Washington
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