France United States Britain sign Rhine security pact
The Paris agreements with the United States and Great Britain outline Rhine security measures, forbidding fortifications and military mobilization on both banks. The pact ties U S and France to mutual aid if Germany violates provisions, and must be submitted to the League of Nations, the U.S. Senate, and French Parliament for approval.
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What the People Want What the People Want
A United Press survey of 180 congressional petitions reveals most favor repealing taxes on soda water ice cream and candy. Other notable items include prohibition enforcement four hour standard week tariff revision and water power legislation. The piece notes differing views on the Dempsey Willard fight daylight saving repeal and railroad issues. The British agreement section parallels US France deals with an empire proviso.
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Nineteen bombs found in a shed in Walpole Mass
Walpole police chief Thomas P. Leonard led a raid uncovering nineteen bombs believed for use in red demonstrations. The iron pipe weapons were five inches long and five inches in diameter, loaded with high explosives and fitted with fuses. Police and federal officers were alerted as the discovery prompted a broader search across the area.
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Wisconsin State Bar election names officers
Cad Unimd Press reports La Crosse details for the state bar officers election. Names include secretary treasurer nominees Judge Ratine George Hilton and L. Bancroft with endorsements by the League of Nations and other members. John Bo Wins noted.
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Tribute to Dr. Wnona Howard Star and public figures
Fragmentary obituary notes deaths and tributes including Dr. Wnona Howard Star, reference to Watson and Diana, a senate or committee meeting, and scattered political mentions. Other lines hint at legal trials, Congress activity, and a busy season.
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Education for Democracy and Women’s Rights Collected
A Milwaukee dispatch reports the National Education association outlining universal compulsory education and civic responsibility along with resolutions for compulsory physical education and English use. It notes Wisconsin’s delegation and mentions President hopes for Josephine Preston and potential vice president George Dyer. broader aims include literacy eradication and language instruction for foreign-born students.
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Missouri Senate Ratifies Federal Suffrage Amendment
Associated Press reports Missouri ratified the federal suffrage amendment after the Senate concurred with the House adoption resolution, marking formal state approval of the national enfranchisement measure. The action completes Missouri's legislative process to align with the federal constitutional change.
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Former German Emperor to be put on trial in London
London reports say Wilhelm II will be tried in London by a tribunal, with Premier Lloyd George announcing the move in the House of Commons. Officials note the peace terms and German conduct justify action, while Dutch extradition stance and Allied pressure shape the proceedings.
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Atlantic City Liquor Dealers Served Warrants
Forty Atlantic City liquor dealers were served with warrants to appear before United States Commissioner Lewis to answer charges of violating the wartime emergency liquor law. Federal agents, part of the Department of Justice, were present as investigators. Dealers reportedly hid their stock as federal inquiries began.
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Victory by Denikin Forces Seizes Tzaritzin on Volga
Associated Press reports Denikin led anti Bolshevik forces to occupy Tzaritzin near the Volga and the Saratov region. Bolshevik troops reportedly retreated along the Dvina river and in the Mansi railway area as an official statement circulated.
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British Dirigible K-24 Makes Progress Across Atlantic
The British airship K-24 was about 1,590 miles from its start in an Atlantic crossing, maintaining a westward course at 3 am Greenwich time. Officials reported rough fog banks ahead and noted the craft’s position near 52 12 north, 34 39 west as it continued toward its destination. A later bulletin from the air ministry confirmed reception of a steady signal from the Renown at 12:12 Greenwich time, New York time.
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Rules of the Title Battle settled in conference
Tex Rickard announces Dempsey and Willard will clash in Toledo with both fighters in peak form. Promoter Cochran offers 175000 to the winner for a London clash vs Carpentier or Beckett. Henley sculls see Maj Withington beat Col Salter. Americans win relay final in Paris. Willard-Dempsey bets around even money with some large wagers reported.
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Northwestern Bulletin Battles Returns To Toledo Fight
The Northwestern will relay live results of the world heavyweight championship bout from Toledo with real time rounds posted as they come in. The program was altered with preliminaries between lightweights trimmed. Willard and Dempsey are slated to fight around 3:30 PM under a cloudless sky at the roofless arena.
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Homeward Bound With 1803 Troops From St Nazaire
The Wilhelmina transport sailed today from St Nazaire carrying 1,803 troops including 68 officers and 1,537 men of the Fifty Ayer pioneer infantry. Also aboard were two officers and twelve men of the first museum unit, photo graph division, 67 prisoners and scattered casuals sail with the force.
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President Wilson approves informal New York reception
Washington reports President Wilson endorses an informal welcome by citizens on arrival in New York at Carnegie Hall. He is to travel from Washington via ferry and motorcade, then return to Washington after the reception.
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Four Oshkosh Soldiers Reported at New York
Special to The Northwestern reports four Oshkosh soldiers among overseas arrivals in New York. Names include Pvt Harold Fleminger, Corp Nathan Marden, and others listed from Casnal Company 435 and 447. Also mentioned are ambulance ferries and individuals such as Ackerman and Alvin Gustave.
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Executions at Budapest Shock City During Revolt
United Press reports in Budapest that forty ten people were executed today and thirty six jailed for long terms after a revolutionary court martial. Thousands more await trial as the crackdown continues.
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Revolutionary Court Mart.al
President Wilson on voyage. treaty to be sent to Senate
Washington speculates on President Wilson's next move after leaving the Atlantic for New York. Analysts expect a major address to Congress on the peace treaty with Germany and the League Covenant, aiming to win broad support and ease Senate ratification debates. Some favor a touring address to explain key provisions and rally public backing for the League of Nations.
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