Another Trial To Agree On Treaty Dispute
Washington reports detail renewed Senate struggle over the peace treaty. Democrats and Republicans fight over articles 10 and the Monroe Doctrine as bipartisan conferences resume. Observers say fresh talks may be needed to salvage ratification.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Senate
Senate Chamber
Potzins
Br . C. Martin
United Press
Washington, D. C
Lodge
Hitchetck
Todo
Waurséav
Rimierente
Xeither
Lenrnots
Intervention Sought After Bank Incident and Mental Health Review
A garbled report suggests calls for urgent intervention to prevent death. A special commission examined Hamby 623 and concluded he was sane at the time, amid questions over the governor’s involvement. The East Savings Bank incident occurred during the Christmas season with a noted 250 amount referenced.
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Alhaar
N. Y
Hamby
Influenza Bulletin Reports Rising Cases Across States
The bulletin notes a nationwide uptick in influenza and pneumonia deaths. Milwaukee, Chicago, Green Bay, Fond du Lac, and Marinette report new cases and rising hospitalizations. Health departments warn of continued spread with strain on emergency services and doctors.
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Cared Press
Milwaukee
Chikasa—Health Department
Iteri Acenza
Chicuzo
Pert
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Gasin
Fond du Lee
Marinette
Ania
Tao Yermstas
Wes
Manituwee
Stevens Peared
Fieg
Fierenszan
Job
Gifce
Brachts
Green Say Piret
Wilson Seeks Food Aid for Europe in Postwar Letter
President Wilson urges immediate American food and loan aid to Europe including Poland and Armenia. He stresses the urgency of alleviating starvation and the moral duty to aid less fortunate nations, urging Congress to grant authority for loans to support export surpluses. Actions by the House Ways and Means Committee on Mr. Glass's loan authorization are anticipated within days.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Todir
Kibler
Coun
Tse
Poland
Aus
Wars and Means Committee
Congress
Okdit
Ciai
Mrr
Glass
Miners Present Data on Cost of Operation
Data presented to the Presidents Commission on wage disputes show miner costs and profits. Representatives of the miners and operators discussed wage figures and mine profits as of 1917 and 1919, with concerns over protecting profits and cost estimates. The hearing was adjourned until Monday for continued examination by a statistician and mine owners.
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President's Commission
Associated Press
Washington, TD
Gent
Robinson
Ito
Pirisbure
Anydad
White For Fears
Pish Education Bill Condemned by Clergy
Village readers report fierce clergy opposition to an Irish education bill, calling it demoralizing and a threat to national identity. Church leaders decry proposed measures as backward and harmful to Ireland's future, urging rejection.
New Comet Sola Sighted by Astronomers
A new comet named Sola was sighted by observers after four weeks of searching. The bright object appeared near the expected path, described as resembling an ordinary star to naked-eye viewers. Researchers at Northwestern University noted the discovery and ongoing tracking of the celestial visitor.
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Py Associated Press
Northwestern University
Pears
Jratem Sid
Ambassador Fletcher Resigns Mexican Post
Henry P. Fletcher US ambassador to Mexico resigns after eighteen years in the diplomatic service. He submitted his resignation to Secretary of State and requested immediate action. Fletcher, recently in an advisory role, helped shape US policy toward Mexico amid wartime tensions and Ger hard questions.
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Washington
Oswisi
Henry P. Fiether
United States
Mexico
Secretary of State League
Ifletcher
Wilson
Fietcher & Son
New York
Fletcher
State Department
Americas
George T. Sunsmerlin
Pletchey
Chile
Havana
Lisbon
Pekin
Jugoslav Reply Virtual Refusal and Potatoes Prices
A press summary notes Jugoslav and allied negotiations on the Adriatic question, with a conciliatory French note and hints of accepting Wilson’s 1911 framework. Reports mention Estonia peace terms, a Russian Soviet treaty, and research into potato price profiteering with retail prices reaching 3.20 per bushel as a nationwide shortage drives costs.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leges
Adriatic
Wilson
Council of Ambassadors
Jusgo Slavia
London
Berne
Belgrade
Jugso-Siar
Fiat
Iesson
Estionia
Tondou
Esthonia
Onia
Front Reval
Muscox
Agriculture Department
Paris Man Bitten by Rabid Dog Across City
Police search for a man bitten by a rabid dog in Paris as rabies tests confirm the dog’s bite. The injured worker, who did not feel danger from hydrophobia, was found at his home and referred for medical treatment amid a citywide manhunt.
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Piris
United Fresergy
Associated Press
Paris
Landieré
Et Bis
Embezzlement Case Leaves $13,609 Missing in Cleveland
Officials trace a scheme involving a postmistress Irene Suntrian at Cleveland and an accomplice. The loss totaled about $13,609 as inspectors warn of embezzlement of government funds and possible Mann Act issues. The pair returned to town amid ongoing investigations.
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Irene Suntrian
Cleveland
Ohio
Mer ‘S
No Unusual Wireless Interference Reported
Newswire reports no abnormal wireless interference in America as authorities dismiss the claim. London signals remain six to six and a half times stronger, while experts doubt alien-origin transmissions. Dr Anderson notes terrestrial stations may be misattributed by curious listeners amid ongoing chatter about extraterrestrial signals.
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Marconi
York
America
London
Siarcesh
Rome
Anderson
Mystery case notes no divorce filing reported
Fragmentary text indicates a claim involving Mrs. Deeraid C. Heister and Mrs. Kelster with legal proceedings mentioned. The document references courtroom offices and potential circuit court involvement at Alanson. Overall, no divorce filing is confirmed in the available readable portions.
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Deeraid C. Heister
Kelster
Soterial
Senub- Synz
Keikier
Alanson
Fremont Personal Notes Reflect Moves and Visits
Fremont personals list several relocations and trips. Grace and a companion travel south for a competition in Milwaukee. John Looker heads to Oklahoma. J E Brewster of Birnamwood visits family. Mires Leey plans Chicago stopovers. John Sherburne Edwin and Arno Sader are at Milwaukee area markets.
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iSpec.al
Fremont
Mes. Grtce
the & Ean Sherburne Atte Rankers
Aihwauke
John Looker
Oklahoma
J. E. Brewster
Birnamwood
Mires
Leey
Chicago
John Sherburne
Edwin
Arno Sader
Milwarkes
Federal trade commission urged to aid business growth
The Associated Press report from Philadelphia describes calls for a government commission to review business practices, prevent persecution, and encourage industrial development. It argues for a public commission to study plans, define unfair practices, and coordinate with federal agencies while protecting workers and the public.
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Associated Press
Rhildelphia
Panati
Pailadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Suulersali
Ides Douti
Washington
Aioa
Indivi
Univer Surtes
Eurees
Fig
Maj Richard Lloyd George in America
A fragmentary item reports Maj Richard Lloyd George traveling in the United States. The readable text hints at a formal visit or address but lacks clear dates, locations, or events. Further readable details are not available in the supplied text.
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Maj
Richard Lloyd George
America
Prize for Real Proof of the Supernatural Offered
An offer of $544 seeks real proof of the supernatural. The ad claims a prize and invites submissions for verifiable evidence, promising a thorough evaluation by a panel.
Blow Aimed at Gambling on Races
A proposed reform in Congress targets horse race gambling. Senator Sterling labels the measure as a direct strike on gaming, seeking to curb betting and impose penalties while allowing related bills to advance. The debate centers on prohibiting sending odds across state lines and tightening enforcement.
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Blow
Washington, D
Axel
Lornen
Ad Kunis
United States
Gam
Bitas
Sterling
Seaplane Drifts Ashore Sixty Miles Off Course
A six member seaplane party led by Hod man Wapuamaker drifted 60 miles off course in the Gulf stream for 26 hours after leaving West End Grand Bahama Jelard for Palm Beach. They were rescued at 2:50 yesterday afternoon after lacking food and water, landing at Vero eight miles north of town. Names include Raima Wanimoaker and crew members Caleb Bras, Currie Munn, Philip Boyer, Jack Rutherford, and others from New York Philadelphia and Newport. A search involved steamers within a 2000 mile radius.
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Raima Wanimoaker
Bream Gea Belem
Valu Meach
Palm
Beach
Pla
Hodman Wapuamaker I
Gulf Stream
West End
Grand Bahama Jelard
Palm Beach
Jack Rutherford
New York
Newport
Scorca
Vero
Here
Hostile Move by China Escalates Tense Global Clash
An Associated Press report describes a provoked global confrontation as China, in violation of maritime rights, mobilizes war vessels toward contested areas. The piece notes martial planning and movements near strategic zones, with international reactions and potential for broader conflict. The report emphasizes strategic positions, riverine and coastal tensions, and the risk of wider hostilities affecting multiple nations.
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Tapilat
Associated Press
Calit
Provandial Government of Ten
Saena Bateremnes
Lhe
Blane Kong
Diss Patel
Nineula
Heng Ie
Governor Appoints Two To Normal Regents Board
The governor named three men to terms on the normal college regents board. Jerome ener, S. Grinnaft, and H.O. Aartivon were appointed to fixed terms. George Fe Neieerey labeled the board posts and will oversee the institution.
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Regents
Th. S. Grinnaft
Jerome
Theel
Resente
Neieerey
H.O. Aartivon
Hoover Hoover Hoover Hoover in Tennessee Politics
Specter reports Hoover boom stirs Tennessee politics with strong early support and partisan resistance. Voters face a choice on nonpartisan leadership, while Republicans and Democrats weigh implications of Hoover’s potential nomination and cabinet style.
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Specter
Washington, D. C
Herbert C. Hoover
Nex
Ford
Finaliy
Relef
United States
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Air
White House
Unv Jdouhiedi
Two Thousand Rifles From America in Ireland Reported
A fragmentary item claims shipments of rifles from America arrived in Ireland, with unclear sourcing and names garbled in a damaged notice. Police are mentioned as reviewing the situation, while the Daily News is cited as a source.
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America
Ireland
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