Compromise prospects for treaty ratification delayed
A Jackson Day letter from President Wilson rejects anything but interpretative reservations to the peace treaty. Democratic and Republican leaders face a straight fight over ratification as ten months loom. Opponents seek reservations. supporters urge Senator Ledee and others to back a version preserving American rights.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
United States
Sen Lenrooz
Wis
Mrr. Wilson
Grocers Plan to Cut Milk Prices Nationwide
Grocers at a national meeting announced a plan to reduce milk prices by cutting the retail price by at least three cents. The strategy includes direct producer delivery and a cash and carry system to lower costs for consumers.
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Chimgo'sestovai Campaisa
Toledo
Avants
St Paul Wate
Opposition Genus Mhes Ravd Row Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text notes a political clash involving the opposition and a figure identified as F. W. The fragment hints at a debate over service or policy, with unclear specifics and no clear outcome.
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Mhes Ravd
F. W
Democrats seek agreement on treaty reservations
Washington reports a Democratic 20 member conference led by Senator Owen to align on treaty ratification with reservations. Leaders Hawks Hitchcoc Pomerznas Dini Ondersood and others back a negotiated plan, while Kirk-Rick Keller proposals draw mixed support. No revolt against the president is anticipated.
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Ren Ward
Ste
Owen
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Hoke Smith
Pomerznas
Dini Ondersood
Othess
Wison
Rick Kellar
United States
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Toda
Princesse Malfada Safe Reported By AP Dispatch
The Associated Press reports Princess Malfada is safe. The dispatch from Rio de Janeiro notes unclear details but confirms her safety and mentions a Pernambuco presence with a terse transmission indicating all is well. The report emphasizes cautious phrasing amid incomplete information from Tre Taneiro.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Rio A Sierra
Prohibition Debate Sparks Soul Uplift Arts Fight
In a letter-style opinion, Sadachi Hartmann critiques Prohibition’s impact on art and culture. The German-Japanese writer argues the policy deprives the world of creativity and the arts, citing consequences for poets and performers.
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Sadachi Hart Jmann
Zaer
Lee- Michi
Hartmann
Soaz
Warrant Issued for Physician in Mystery Case
A warrant for the arrest of Dr. J A Freudenberg was issued on charges of murder in Markesan Wisconsin. The document, signed by WL Perry and BH Price, followed a coroner's jury verdict accusing the doctor of causing the death of Mrs. Duffies by mustard solution. Arrest expected. deputies prepared to serve in Green Lake County.
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Associated Press
Marhean, Wich
J. AL Freeden
WL Perry
Nettie Dulles
AL Price
Sheri Alex Meliocard
Preadenberg
Grees- Lake County
Paul
Ender
Preudenberg
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Raut
United Press
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J. Afreudenburg
Markesaz
ME J. Paul
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Freudenbure
Amma Seecker
Doffies
Fond du Lac
Washington
Andy Wwe
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Freuéesburg
Sundar
Streé Dufties
Attorn
Calice
Boston to San Francisco by Way of Panama Canal
An announcement notes a voyage from Boston to San Francisco via the Panama Canal. The sailing is planned for about March 1 with railing 1 of the steamer Juneau, sailing from New England Maritime.
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San Francisco
Panama Canal
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Panama
Juneau
Ness
England
Companion Accidentally Killed by Shotgun
A report from Mankato via United Press states a companion was accidentally killed by a shotgun blast late Sunday. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities are reportedly investigating the incident.
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Warner
Werner Wer
Sty On
Baxlt Lek
Miners Accept Unreservedly While Opening Commission Hearings
Associated Press reports that coal miners led by John L. Lewis declare acceptance of any decision by the coal commission in settling the strike. Operators pose questions on finality, authority, and the price to sustain awards as hearings adjourn for further deliberation.
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Washington
D. C
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Chsiraian
Ofic Swale
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Unti
Amore
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Sande
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Rebinser
Brewster
Robinson
Paris Debates Postwar Accord and German Repatriation
The Paris premier Clemenceau moves to secure immediate repatriation of four thousand German prisoners. The supreme council plans to notify the former Kaiser and set plans for decisive peace terms, while reports of a plot to sink ships are unconfirmed. Adriatic question also discussed by the council amid credence checks on Hungarian peace delegates.
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Reform Societies Plan Dry Year Celebration
Reform societies prepare for a double celebration marking the approaching birth of America's first saloon era and the anniversary of Prohibition era reforms. The report notes Washington DC based Associated Press coverage and a festive civic tone.
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Washington, D. C
America
Missionary Dr Shelton Captured by Bandits in China
Dr A L Shelton a Christine missionary was seized January 3 near Yunnga Bu Laoua kusa in Yunnan province by bandits acting under orders of Tans Tien Fa. The State Department has been informed and demanded action while authorities investigate. Shelton had ministered in China and Tibet for twenty years, previously residing in Anthony Kansas.
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Wedecdas
A. L. Shelton
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Laouakusa
Yunnga Bu
Yunnan
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Tans Tien Fa
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Asi
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China
Tibet
State Department
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Kar
Buans
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Yornar
New Jersey Liquor Dealers Lose Case In Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court denied permission for the New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealers Association to file original proceedings to test the constitutionality of the national Prohibition amendment and stop its enforcement in New Jersey. The court ruled no jurisdiction existed in the matter. In a separate note the same report covers railroads seeking more than 356 million dollars in compensation from the government, with the court upholding the Postmaster General’s 1917 decision.
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Permisa
Py Associated Press
Washington, D. C
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New Jersey Retail Liquor Dealing Association
New Jersey
White
Sever
Rhage
United Pre Wellington
IDC
Postmastergenerad
Ceims
Day
Gconcmowoc Infantry Inspected 92 Men Reported
A contested report from Madison notes the Gconcmowoc Infantry inspection found 92 men. The piece mentions state and federal aid requirements and a meeting to organize the unit to meet thresholds.
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Gconcmowoc Infantry
Parliament of Industry Proposed Creates Industrial Parliament
Washington reports a proposed national industrial parliament to settle labor capital disputes. The plan envisions a three hundred member body with 100 labor, 100 capital, and 100 public representatives to draft a code on collective bargaining living wages and dispute resolution. The concept echoes earlier industrial conferences and faces AFL criticism. The president would introduce legislation to establish a permanent industrial parliament with a war labor board as the executive arm.
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Washington
Board of Inquiry and Adjustment
American Federation of Labor
Baymore Clappes
United Press State
Senate
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War Labor Board
Milwaukee Club Sold to Local Milwaukeeans Amid Turmoil
The Milwaukee Ameri can association baseball clip near Chirence Rowkind and Hugh Teréman were sold to a local syndicate for about 140 099. William H. Park, publisher of a Milwau kee newspaper, and other investors including Josey ReCe retires, Otto Erich and WF Sins low, hold stakes in the purchase. The new owners vow no immediate changes as the club retains no pins for the near term.
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Chirence Rowkind
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William H. Park
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Josey ReCe
New York
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Meetings to Settle the Marinette Strike
Meetings to settle the Marinette strike between King timber workers and employers will be held today and tomorrow in an effort to reach a settlement accord with officials in the area. Awaiting attendance are union leaders, company representatives, and local officials as negotiations resume in Marinette.
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The Ideal Young Man by United Press
About 300 churchgoers at the Hovkeh Avenue Congregational church heard Rev Dr H S Fritech describe the ideal young man. Honest religion and moral cleanliness led the virtues with cheerfulness and cleanliness near the top. A separate list from fifty young women included dancing and propriety expectations.
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United Press
Chrelaed
Bin
H. S Fritech
Hovkeh Avenue Congregational Church
Butler urges budget system for public audit and accountability
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, told a Senate committee that a national budget system would place Congress in control of fiscal policy and hold the president responsible for errors in administration. He warned against using public audit as a political tool and called for cabinet officers to face both houses to curb waste and extravagance.
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Otdom Crithek
Mass Associated Press
Wadsington
D. C
Nicholas Murray Butler
Wolunbia University
Senate
Congress
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House of 1
Mysterious malady puzzles authorities in Skiatook
Epidemic illness in Skiatook Tulsa county leaves five dead and over 500 ill. State chemist officials and physicians investigate a mysterious disease with dysentery like symptoms. Preliminary water analysis and medical reports point to a mild form of cholera.
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Associated Press
Ohishoms
Keneally
Skiatook
Tulsa County
Skintook
W. A. Walters
Tulsa
Skia
State Heath Department
Pershing for President Movement Inaugurated
New York dispatch reports Georges Mark and Fraunk Woods of Lincoln Nebraska have opened Pershing for president campaign headquarters. They say Pershing may accept the nomination if public sentiment supports him, though he is not a candidate yet. Precise wording is garbled. the piece notes a campaign start and potential candidacy.
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United Press
New York
Georges Mark
Fraunk Woods
Brothers and Bussmen
Lincoln
Neb
Stimulation of Necessities Prompts Public Credit View
United Press reports James G. Alexander of the National Bank of Commerce says production of necessities must lead, not promotion of unneeded ventures. He urges prudence in credit, calling credit an essential national resource managed with public interest amid high living costs and ongoing economic strain.
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United Press New Y York
James 3
Alexander
National Bank of Commerce
Tocar
Dow Jones Financial News Service
Individuuals
Policemen Arrested in St Paul Warehouse Fight
Minneapolis police say two officers were arrested after a gun fight at a St Paul warehouse. One officer, Lucienne Dadust, was wounded and hospitalized. Names of companions were not released.
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United Press
Paul
Minneapolis
Lucienne Dadust
Aoust
el Atehrese McGann
Doald Fedar
Unborn Baby Offered Many Homes in Local Appeal
A notice by Juitee Press reports that Uhienge, a Fae unborn child of piherine Helms, has multiple offers of foster care as the expectant mother has not yet chosen a sponsor. It notes support from Er and Mrs. Vornellis Sh Skeisen of Diamond T Motor Truck Co. and lists several parties expressing willingness to provide a home.
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Diamond T Motor Truck Company
Heim
Astead
Jan 6 Urged as Reforestation Day Observed Nationally
Fragmentary report notes emphasis on forest conservation at the American Forestry Association meeting. References a request to states to include reforestation exercises and statements in school programs.
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