Favorite Son Movement Seen as Benefiting States in 1900s
Special to The Northwestern discusses federal politics in Washington D C as year begins. Favorite son movements in states are viewed as beneficial for politics and administration. Bryan leads Democratic circles while Wilson’s party campaigns. Republicans face leadership questions amid reform talk.
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Washington, D.C
Party of Administration
Party of Majority
Congress
Mr. Wilson
William Jennings
Bryan
Maeterlinck's First Lecture Ends in a Duet at Carmeste Hall
United Press reports Maurice Maeterlinck’s first U S lecture ended in confusion as French and English readers clashed. Dr Merle Wright assisted by reading a phonetic English copy while Maeterlinck’s French still echoed, leading to a duet as Wright translated for the audience. The remainder of his lectures in the United States will be in French.
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Maurice Maeterinck
Belgun Best
Breke
Carmeste Hall
Merle St Croix Wright
Erench
Wright
Maeterinch
Lee
Iby
W. Hough Fe
Seventeen Radicals Rounded Up in Racine Raid
Police and federal agents arrested seventeen suspected radicals in Racine in a coordinated night raid. Five men were named in warrants from Washington for conspiracy to overthrow the government. Raids began around 9 PM and continued until morning, with arrests made at the targets’ homes as agents seized radical literature.
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Wer FF
Sawer
Department of Justice
Wien
Os Frank Crawford
Worganmellcn
Jacob
Pertr
Clemenceau to Call League Council Meeting
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau plans to issue an informal call for the first meeting of the League of Nations to allow delegates to reach Paris in time for the formal notice to be issued by President Wilson. The effort aims to set the stage for the treaty’s ratification and future plebiscite decisions.
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Associated Press
Furl
League of Nations
Clamenceau
Paris
Wilson
Elem
Ftson
League
Vox Loesner
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Germany
Council
Bertin
United Press
Jane
Kurt von Leisner
Frussels
Sweden
Rome
Sae
Serbia
Japan
United States
Jtems
Vatican
Sladivostek
Taliea States
America
Europe
Tc Gementeaza
Department of War
Chamber of Gepotes Cremencéau
Norizera
France
Wealthy realty dealer kills son and himself
Pasadena police report a wealthy realty dealer, James F Armour, shot and killed his son James Cochrant Armour as the son lay in bed, then shot himself at the Armour home in a prestigious Pasadena residence district. The incident was described as a double tragedy discovered by authorities.
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Associated Press
Pasadena
Calif
James F. Armour
James
Armour
Communist Party Legal Challenge Highlights New York
Communist officials insist the party is legal as members face citizenship tests and legal battles. The story notes union transport links and possible moves toward the Supreme Court while radicals gather amid wire roundup tensions.
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Sant
Winisky
Commenist Party of
New York
Ternizy
Comunist Party
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Wiattsky
Lesa
Supreme Coor
KY Patrick
Amena
Grant
Russia
Palmer Has Goodson Reds Crackdown Report
United Press report from Washington states radicals have been detained in a nationwide drive. The department of justice indicates results exceed expectations with more than 2,000 held and deportation or conviction anticipated for about 30 percent. Francis P. Garvin outlines the communist movement's origins and calls for overthrow of governments by force.
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Morytian
Department of Justice
Sreai
Moscow
Palmer
Communist Party
Psitr
Socialis
Parity “of
America
Communis
Ater Nationale
Parr
Permission to repatriate bodies of American soldiers granted
A government statement confirms permission to repatriate the bodies of American soldiers from overseas. French authorities will assist, with remains to be transported to United States cemeteries overseas and back. The move covers service members who died in action, and aims to honor their memory in national cemeteries.
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France
United
Fighting Resumes as Troops Clash in Durango
Telegrams report renewed fighting between federal troops and rebels in Durango state, Mexico. Reports from Aguas Calientes describe gunfire and movements as forces engage across Parance and Ber regions, with no final outcome yet.
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Astemie
Tex
Parance
Ber
Aguas Caienies
Day Candidates for Presidency Chosen
Fragmentary text mentions candidates for presidency and various names. It references district politics and party figures, including a state central venue. The readable portions indicate a list of individuals tied to a party slate and vice presidential picks, with garbled OCR from a historic source.
Auto Show Opens in New York With Mixed Displays
The New York auto show opened today with a shift from past policy toward broader exhibits. Cars are showcased at the Grand Central Palace along with trucks and commercial machines at the Eighth Coast Artillery Armory, reflecting industry growth and diversification.
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New York
Catted Press
Yeet
Growih
Dustry Haa
Psisen
Artilery Armory
Moron alienist testimony in murder trial details
In Los Angeles and Mount Clemens reports, experts label the accused as a moron with the mind of a boy, citing deteriorating mental state since military service and a July 4 incident. The trial on Muss Lesser’s murder continues, with secrecy around the case and missing securities complicating proceedings.
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United Presa
Los Angeles
S. New
Topanga Feangor
Freda Lesser
Ross Moore
Akenist
Muss Lesser
TX Brown
Mount Clemens
Mich
Sworma
Ife
Groesbeck
J. Stanley Brown
Wilson Reenters Treaty Fight Over Lenroot Reservation
President Wilson again enters the treaty battle as Tumulty explains the Lenroot reservation on league of nations powers could derail the compromise. Senators report Grey conveyed Britain’s objections while Hitchcock and Hitchcock's allies fear the issue may delay relief and push Canada Australia and Britain toward severing terms.
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Martin
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Washington, D. C
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Senate
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Tisk
Professor of Athletics Fargo to Milwaukee
A professor of athletics from Fargo has resigned his Fargo position and will join the Wisconsin School of Engineering in Milwaukee. The move involves a shift from the Fargo campus to the Milwaukee facility as part of a broader faculty reorganization.
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Fargo
Milwaukee
Express Employee Arrested in Watertown Case
An Express company worker at Watertown was arrested and held on a 3569 bond facing embezzlement charges. Deputy Marshall Joseph flank reported the arrest at Syratecown on Friday.
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Express
Watertown
Associated Prec
America on Trial by G Sherwood Eddy at mission convention
Boston speaker G Sherwood Eddy told thousands at a foreign missions convention that the league of nations rejection by the United States will bear blame on President Wilson and reactionary senators. He urged Americans to see the issue as a supreme moral question and defended U.S. aid to world peace. Eddy cited European attitudes toward America and urged broader acceptance of the nation’s ideals abroad.
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League Ofimmvons
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Wilson
G. Sherwood Eddy
Boston
Students’ Volunteer Movement For Foreign Missions
Bir Udy
America
Europe
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Neday
Private S Killed in Texas Pistol Fight
In El Paso Texas Private JH Crie of the Nineteenth Infantry is dead and Constable Sam Stepp was expected to die after a pistol fight when Stepp tried to arrest two soldiers. Private B Gaddy is held for investigation.
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Associated Prez
En Paso
Tex
JH. Crie
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Sam Stepp
Stepp
B. Gaddy
Building in New York Confined to Business
About 210000 people seek apartments while living in hotels in New York City as most construction focuses on moving picture houses stores and sheds.
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New York
Associated Press
Hetle Husaine
KoIneen
Woman Burned by Kerosene Fire in Kitchen Blast
A 33 year old woman, William Bower, died yesterday when attempting to speed a fire with kerosene in the kitchen. An explosion enveloped her in flames and she died before help could reach her. Her 11 year old daughter Ruth escaped with hair singed as the house burned.
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Associated Prom
Racine
Mrn
William Bower
Ruth
Floods Hit France Forcing Riverine Evacuations
Flooding sweeps across France with many regions under water. Paris vicinity sees rivers Axios and Marne rise. towns like Micoux and Chelos Sur Marne flooded. Large areas between Sudan and Charlesville remain submerged as residents flee waterways.
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Paris
Micoux
Meziotes
Chelos Sur
Marne
Sudan
Charlesville
Will Grow Skunks Plant Formed by Oversea Men
GCalewrille Sergt Arthur Kindschyj and Sergi Arthur HKiaudrid partners with Senate E FL Clarke to grow skunks for tar market. The new corporation lists capital at 320,005 and has acquired a farm with a $1 stock issue.
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Gcalewrille
Sergt
Arthur Kindschyj
Sergi Arthur Hkiaudrid
Oversea
Senate E. FL Clarke
French Fight in Syria Report Confusing and Fragmented
An Associated Press dispatch from Paris describes clashes involving French troops and Arabs in Brudess Syria. The report is fragmentary with garbled names and unclear chronology, noting tense moments but lacking verifiable details on casualties or outcomes.
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Associated Presse
Paris
Jess Servier
Fighoug Brixyen
Syria
Herve Geys Cano
Firemen Overcome At Chicago Plant Blast
Four firefighters are injured as a blaze at the Alpert Mel company plant in Chicago is brought under control. Rescue crews fought dangerous conditions after an explosion described as a high heat incident. The event caused property damage and prompted emergency response.
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United Press
Chicago
Alpert Mel Company
Ina
Conductor Dies After Morning Sickness in Minnesota
Macint Nasid Gaunser a longtime conductor for Chicago and St Paul lines for forty years died this morning after a minor illness. He was well known in the southeastern Wisconsin area. The body will be taken to Freeport Minnesota for burial.
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Agsoeiated Press
Macint
Nasid Gaunser
Chicago
Father & St. Pairozd
Southeasterna Wirrensia
Freeport
Borish
Thousands of Reds in Federal Net
AP reports from forty cities show more than 4 609 alleged radicals arrested in a Justice Department drive. Cities listed include New York Chicago Philadelphia Rockford Nashua Buffalo Milwaukee Cleveland Trenton Manchester Boston Springfield Kansas City Worcester Lynn Wilkes-Barre Patterson Lattimore Lowell St Louis Oakland Chelsea Pittsburg Portland Louisville Holyoke Minneapolis Youngstown Des Moines Chicopee Bridgeport St Paul Denver Omaha Lawrence Waterbury Racine East St Louis Totals 4227 arrests noted though some counts may be incomplete or not reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Drise
New York
Petro
Jersey City
Newark
Philadephia
Rockford, Il
Nashay
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Trenton
Manchester
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Kansas City
Kan
Worcester
Massa
Lynn
Wilkesbarre
Patterson
Berlin
XI. IL
Lattimore
Lowell
St Louis
Oakland
Calif
Chelsea
Matervill
Pitsburg
Portland
Ore
Louisville
Holyoke
Minneapolis
Youngstown
Des Moines
Chicopee
Bridgeport
St. Paul
Denver
Omaha
Lawrence
Toledo
Waterbury
Racine
East St. Louis
Torat
Jor
Denikine’s Fall Attributed To Defeats On Front
A report from Denikine headquarters claims a coup ousted his government, replaced by a group named Vorsuzhedenye Russie. It suggests Denikine fell after bolshevik defeats in southern Russia, as his forces pushed north toward Orel before meeting stiff resistance along a 400 mile front.
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Mussian-Genersfs
Frese
General Denikine
Vorsuzhedenye Russie
Denikine
Russia
Chinese not expelled from Sonora despite expected action
Mexican and Chinese officials announce that Chinese will not be expelled from Sonora starting January. Federal government plans to deploy forces if needed. General Joan Rios believed connected to decision as he takes command of Sonora administration. Petroleum law article 27 of the constitution nationalising lands must await next Congress convening in September after deputies fail to pass the measure. Congress to adjourn tomorrow.
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Mexico City
Sonora
Legation
Alexican Foreign Office
Ger
Joan Rios
War Department
Senora
Chamber of Deputiens
Congress
Great Britain Faces Year of Big Business
The American Chamber of Commerce warns Britain faces a year of unprecedented trade challenges. If labor troubles and transport disruptions persist, Americans are urged to invest abroad to balance exports and prevent European markets from shrinking. The chamber seeks an early settlement to the months-long strike affecting production.
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Great Britain
Associated Prose
Jeadim
Fenkestian
Saya
Commerce Amercans
Chamber of Commerce
Aged Oconto County Resident Dies at 78
An elderly resident of Oconto County died yesterday near state, after years of public service as church official. Born in Beisticm in 151, the obituary notes arrival in America in 1736 and service in a civil role. Further readable details are distorted in the text.
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America
Jellicoe in New York Visit Sparks Steel Talks
Associated Press reports in New York that Sir John Jellicoe visited the city as head of the Board of Directors of Bethlehem Steel. He was received by brokers and clerks with cordial expressions as part of ongoing discussions about partnership and steel operations.
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Geetars
Pethiebem Steel Company
Appointment of Lincoln Hurekinson as commerce attache
Washington report states Lincoln Hurekinson of California has been appointed commerce attache at London by the Bureau of Commerce. Formerly professor of commerce at the University of California, Hurekinson brings academic and professional experience to the post.
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Lincoln Hurekinson
California
London
Bureau of Commerce
Bir Autehinsen
University of California
Anarchist raids capture radicals across the nation
Government agents swooped on communists and radical groups in cities nationwide, seizing leaders and activists. Authorities say many will face deportation after evidence is turned over to Labor, while some detainees have already been released. Officials warn the crackdown will take time and hinge on further investigations.
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Department of Labor
New York Papers Raise From Two to Three Cents
Associated Press reports six New York newspapers including The Post Standard The Journal and The Troy Times will raise ceiling prices from two to three cents per copy. Rising labor and material costs are cited as the reason. The Knickerbocker Press and The Argus note that regardless of Sunday price rules daily papers will also increase to three cents.
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Post Standard
Metning
Hernia
Syracuse
The
Morning Post
Journal
Jamestown
Troy Times
Albany
Knickerbocker Press
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Exford
Youth of 19 Suffers Wood Alcohol Poisoning in Chicago
A 19 year old boy, Charles Bader, was admitted to County Hospital after consuming liquor with wood alcohol. He told his parent he drank whisky at a saloon and was found near his home in a state of illness. The incident prompted cautions from authorities as weather and regional forecasts appeared in the same reporting slate.
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