Secret government in United States exposed by house committee
Washington report shows Special House Committee found that the president organized a council of national defense in 1916, violating law, creating a secret government to dictate war policy and purchases. Graham read minutes and a report accusing Goethals, cabinet members, and United States Steel’s Judge Gary of overreach and unlawful authority.
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Secret Government Powers Charged In War Commission
United Press reports chaired by Graham allege a hidden wartime authority, the advisory council of no defense, and the War Industries Board reshaped politics. The commission allegedly funneled profits, censored press plans, and coordinated industrial selling to the government, prompting cabinet protests and cries of executive overreach.
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Slayers of EBT Cavell Face London Trial News
London reports say captains and slayers of Edith Cavell and Captain Fratt may arrive at the Tower of London to testify in defense of the former Kaiser. Government questions expected in House of Commons about the empress, extradition, and allied communications.
Correspondent Minor Released in Germany
Robert Minor, American newspaper correspondent and radio operator, detained by army authorities in Coblenz, is released on orders from higher authorities. He is expected to return to Pennsylvania where he was arrested a month ago by French at the request of British and American authorities.
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Pessoa on way home from Penang to Brazil
Penang native from Brazil travels home aboard the dreadnaught Idaho with wife and daughter yesterday afternoon, details indicate a Brazilian journey back to homeland.
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Army Trucks To Cross Continent On Lincoln Highway
The army plans a cross country truck journey departing from Baltimore for San Francisco. The convoy, the heaviest ever assembled, will include 266 vehicles with seaman and male staff in charge. Secretary Cher, Assistant Chef Meintyre, and General Jerver will oversee the mission to promote better highways. Stops include Gettysburg, Pittsburgh, Canton, Fort Wayne, Cedar Rapids, Omaha, Salt Lake City, and Oakland.
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British Dirigible R34 May Pass Over President Ship
The British airship R34, en route from Britain to the United States, may pass over the president’s ship George Washington as it heads homeward. Major G H Scott reported a rip in the gas bag from a wind gust but said repairs would enable a swift return across the Atlantic.
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Five Ardmore Millionaire Sportsmen Reported Safe At Sea
A Corpus Christi telegram says all five Ardmore millionaire sportsmen, part of a fishing party, were blown out to sea in a furious coastal storm but are reported safe. The message comes from United Press via Artmore Okin.
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American Brewers Seek Mexico Market Amid Protests
United Press reports American brewers, after Prohibition in the United States, are trying to reestablish their industry in Mexico. Brewers have sent representatives to Mexican cities including Chihuahua, Monterrey, Tampico, Vera Cruz, and Mexico City to negotiate for real estate, but the Mexican government has so far refused to permit new breweries.
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Insinuations Against Promoter Rickard Found Unfounded
The Toledo boxing commission investigated claims by William H Rocap of The Philadelphia Public Ledger alleging collusion between Promoter Tex Rickard and Jess Willard regarding last Friday's title bout. The commission all members witnessed Jack Dempsey win the title and dismissed Rocap's insinuations. Rickard was present and the board voted confidence in him.
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Reforms urged by German Socialists seek constitutional changes
Berlin dispatch reports that German socialists advocate amending the Weimar constitution. They urge abolition of nobility privileges, equal rights for legitimate and illegitimate children, broader educational and civil reforms, and changes affecting governance and guardianship. The note reflects early postwar reform proposals amid political turmoil.
World War Vets Elect Mauston Man as Head
World War II era veterans from Mauston select a local leader to head their group. The active member list includes Cot tempore and Milwa-kis figures with John Salsman mentioned. The organization plans to affiliate with the American Veterans assembly and convene a meeting to discuss a charter and alliance.
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Walsh Quits Milwaukee Club as Pitcher Quits
United Press dispatch reports Ed Walsh resigns from the Milwaukee baseball club after telling Clarence Rowland he is unwilling to continue under the team’s rule changes. The resignation was accepted as Walsh seeks alignment with a minor league role.
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Steps Underway to Extradite Former Kaiser
London reports that no official representations have been made to the Dutch government on extradition yet, but steps are being taken. Andrew Bonar Law, government spokesman, said in the house of commons he would not disclose unofficial communications. A member noted that few desire the ex-kaiser to be brought here, drawing cheers.
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League of Nations in 1920 Campaign If Not Ratified
William J Bryan warned Lincoln audience that the league of nations would play a role in the 1920 presidential campaign if the senate does not ratify it. He voiced opposition to the Franco British American alliance during the Lincoln Commercial Club speech.
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German editor Deimling dies near home in Dewnera
The German editor Adolph Deimling Sr once tied to General Von and to The Chicago Abend, died near his home in Dewnera Greve Ti Yen Deimling, a noted figure in the German newspaper scene, according to Associated Press reports.
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German Cabinet Sees Mueller Seek Peace Treaty Duty
Foreign minister Hermann Mueller faces signing Germanys peace treaty in the new cabinet. He calls the task thankless and would prefer another handle the duties.
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New Senator Of Indiana expected to aid Bruce New
Washington dispatch reports Indiana Senator Harry S. New refused to comment on Los Angeles homicide case involving Harry S. New who claims the senator as his father He seeks defense aid and requests access to Frieda Lesser’s body ahead of the inquest scheduled for tomorrow Police guard remains to prevent self harm as New’s mood grows more unsettled New alleges the killing stemmed from Lesser’s refusal to marry him and undergo an illegal abortion A Chicago visit by Frieda Lesser’s mother notes alleged paternity claims but offers no comment on the senatorial role
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Kolchak Army Reported Better Despite Unclear Status
An unclear clipping notes Kolchak's army showing improved situation while other details remain vague with references to Yeo and Preece, dated Saturday. The fragment hints at a military assessment but lacks concrete dates, places, or outcomes.
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Polk Replaces Lansing on Peace Mission
Ambiguously reported note indicates Polk will assume Lansing's role on a peace mission amid confusion over a treaty accord. The document mentions Frost I Poth as acting secretary of state and hints at a reshuffle within the American peace effort, with references to Save Foose and the US administration.
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President to Visit as School Children Welcome Return
Today’s index notes preparations for a presidential return trip with school children and a homecoming welcome. The legislature closes its session with ongoing welfare policy and Marian Polley is cited on supreme law. European news highlights are pre-night notes.
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Wilson to land at Hoboken tomorrow message
AP dispatches report President Wilson will arrive at Hoboken around 1 30 p m tomorrow aboard a transport. A fleet of small steamers is chartered to meet the president down the bay. An official reception committee and over 1 000 Staten Island residents and homecoming soldiers relatives will greet him. He will speak at Carnegie Hall.
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Federal Commission to Report on Packers Control
The federal trade commission prepared a report on its Packers inquiry and will soon release findings. It will detail Packers expansion into rice ash and other edibles and into manufacturing items like sandpaper and grape juice, with recommendations for federal action. The National Wholesale Grocers association petitioned the ICC, warning that without action, Packers will dominate food distribution nationwide.
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Balloon's Atlantic voyage told by the Log
British ministry official Maitland releases a detailed account of the dirigible R-14 journey covering 3110 miles from Fast Fortune Scotland to Roosevelt Field New York. Engine trouble delayed progress, copper repair used, landfall near Newfoundland then Roosevelt Field.
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Weather shelves return of R 34 dirigible for 48 hours
The navy reports unfavorable conditions will persist for the British airship R-34 for the next forty eight hours. A weather forecast from Mineola indicates stormy seas and head winds extending east to Newfoundland, with moderate north south winds anticipated and conditions not favorable for a return.
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Pardon List Ties Sanitary Conditions to Clemency
Governor Carmen cites unsanitary conditions and inhumane treatment as grounds for shaving thirteen inmates to receive pardons after a thorough investigation. Officials report conditions were not only met but the prisoners were reportedly mistreated, prompting clemency actions for the thirteen.
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Clemenceau Tours Rebuilt Regions After War
Premier Clemenceau visited devastated regions including St Quentin, urging citizens to report repair needs. He said with peace concluded the government will prioritize reconstruction and reform work, calling on locals to cooperate in rebuilding efforts.
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Beef and lamb surplus sparks federal meat supervision call
The Department of Agriculture warns the United States faces a livestock crisis as consumer meat prices stay high while live stock prices fall. It urges federal supervision of meat production and distribution to prevent profiteering and ensure fair markets for producers and consumers.
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