Modified Article 10 Reservation Stirring Senate Debate
A modified draft of the Article 10 reservation to the peace treaty is discussed in Washington as Republicans, with Democratic aid, seek a ratification compromise. President Wilson's letter to Senator Hitchcock reiterates opposition to any reservation that weakens Article 19 while Lodge critiques the diplomacy-driven conference.
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Hitchcock
Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Lodge
Senate
Simmons
Ali Wilson
Republica Yeeners
Nsw
United States
League
Ferny Washianon
Sjent Wieors
Imterio Staulor Vrchcock
Lede
Reepubbean
Races to Break Deadlock on Woman Suffrage
Associated Press reports a heated effort to break a Senate deadlock over the Anthony suffrage amendment. Chicago Senator Bloch heads to Charleston by special train at a cost of $5,000 after his wife objected to air travel. Anti suffragist Senator Montgomery arrived in Charleston to push adjournment before pro suffragist Senator Risch arrives from California.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bloch
Charleston
W. VI
Senate
Chicary
California
Glock
Cincinnati
W. Va
A. KR. Montgomery
Anthony
Risch
Reservation Move Divides Democrats in Article 10 Debate
Republican leaders including Lodge push a new Article 10 compromise to win over Democrats. Root is credited with shaping the plan and urging reframing remarks about France and Italy. Lodge criticizes the president for comments on France and Adriatic policy, urging united resistance to obligations in Article 10.
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Root
Bliffu Root
Lodge
France
Wilson
Italy
Sould
Adriatic
Tais
United States
Efforts to Delay Bonus Legislation Alleged by House Panel
The Warablestan House Ways and Means committee resumed hearings on soldier relief measures amid alleged efforts to stall bonus legislation. Chairman Fard ney noted plans to delay until American Legion committees meet, while members push to hear treasure department officials first. Lawmakers stressed securing clear status and federal input before advancing any relief plan.
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House
Hoon Fon Fhuradus
Associated Press
Warablestan
Witchin al
Lex. Houston
Se Letinswell
Governor Wars
Federal Reserve Board
Memorial Bond Issue Voted at Ironwood
Ironwood Michigan voters approved a memorial bond issue for 20,800 dollars to fund construction of a memorial building. The measure passed yesterday, funding a project described as a lasting public tribute in the Ironwood area.
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Ironwood
Ascociated Press
Ironwood, Mich
Larne
Michizan
Grand Jury Adjournes With Nothing To Do
A garbled report notes the grand jury adjourned with nothing to do. It mentions possible criminal indictments and officials moving the wounded but provides no clear names or locations. The text appears severely corrupted, obscuring concrete facts.
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Iri
Letory
Grotye
More towns for license in Reston area
In Reston today 28 teens from local sections faced license-related actions as part of municipal proceedings held yesterday.
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Univd Preeay Reston
Ritien Masachas
United Mine Workers Demand Wage Rise for Coal Workers
The United Mine Workers of America say they will refuse funding the bituminous coal commission unless substantial wage increases and better working conditions are provided. The statement notes rising living costs since the year began and criticizes prior government promises. Anthracite miners and Pennsylvania operators began new wage talks, with no firm conclusions until the commission issues its decision. A separate note reports a threatened railroad strike in Chicago was halted as maintenance workers voted to stay with other unions.
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Associated Press
Luthuapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Bituminous Coal Commission
Wade
Wilson
Labor
Deal
Jane
Pennsylvania
United Press
Chicago
Grand Lodge
Mueller seeks return of funds given to St Paul woman
United Press report details Walliart G Mueller of Chicago testifying in St Paul. He claimed he gave E A Pearson, described as a highly trusted secret service figure, fur coats and 100 dollar gift boxes and later learned the recipient was Sour Shepler of St Paul, wife of a contractor on Summit Avenue. Mueller seeks recovery of 22900 in various installments.
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United Press
St Paul
Minn
Secret Service
America
England
Tisk
Walliart G/ Mueller
Chicate
E. A. Pearson
Dr. Pearson
Missoura Shepler
Hich
Summit Avenue
Dietr
Mueller
Ulster Unionist Council Accepts Home Rule Bill
London dispatch reports the Ulster Unionist Council will accept the Home Rule bill after consulting The Pall Mall Gazette and other sources. The note indicates a cautious endorsement influencing Irish governance discussions in Britain.
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Unionist Council
Sleeping sickness cases rise in New York
Health officials report 175 cases of sleeping illness in New York since January, with a high fatality rate. The outbreak is described as a hidden aftereffect of the influenza epidemic, prompting the health commissioner to warn of the danger.
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New York
Bank hold up claims cashier life in South Side raid
A bank robbery attempt in the South Side district ended with the cashier killed. The assailants struck the bank but were foiled or fled, leaving investigators to pursue leads in the homicide case.
Aggressive Stand in Turkey Urged by U S Press
United Press reports military experts call for a strong allied posture toward Turkey in and around Constantinople to deter clashes between Greek and Turkish forces. Turkish hostility to European troops is rising as nationalist forces gain strength in Anatolia and the Vilayet of Aiden.
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United Press
Washington
Constantinople
Turkey
Mustapha
Kemal
Anatolia
Vilayet
Aiden
Anatelia
Konieh
Black Sea
Smyrna
Komeh
Arden
Asia Minor
Mystery of Cubadist disappearance deepens at sea
The American tanker Cubadist sailing from Havana to Baltimore vanished after last wireless near Diamond Shoals Light. Naval reports say no word from the missing ship amid a Atlantic storm. other ships face propeller failures and tows as rescue efforts continue. Admiral Sims urged rapid navy mobilization and warned of daily losses and costs.
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United Fresh
New York
Havana
Naval Éia Hons
Cubacist
Baltimore
Diamond Shoals
Atlantic
Sabre Island
Lake Elithorpe
Shipping Board
Goiiford
Weast Guard
Sarcoxie Springs
Shipping Board Fresknte
Spithead
England
Wisconsin Bridge
Hango
East Side
Bordeaux
Sipping Board
Buckhannon
Bermuda
Ablanset
Carrigan
Maine
Halifax
Noccaéula
St Johns
FL Ellithorpe
Associated Preag
Wfalifax
Laks Ellithorpe
Sable Island
Elithorpe
Reward Offered For Missing Million Dollar Bond Order
A two dollar reward is offered after a forged million dollar bond order entitling the bearer to 72 million dollars in bonds was found in the financial district. Harry Mate, a 19 year old clerk, picked up the paper and fled after noting the brokerage firm’s signature. Police believe the incident is part of a broader scheme and are investigating.
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Associated Prestew York
Anard
Bank of Monires
Financial District
Harry Mate
Sloris
West
Farmer Charged In Safe Blower Case
United Press reports farmer Chycare-Guy Wadsworth, 43, arrested on charges connected to a safe blowing incident. Wadsworth, who worked by day and led a gang of four safe breakers at night, faces allegations linked to the murder of Feo F. Five other gang members remain uncharged with various counts.
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United Press
Guy Wadsworth
Reare
Nigh
Opalier
Wadsworth
Thomas O'Donnel
Feo. F
Self-Defense to Be Plea in Deportation Case
In the Bisbee kidnapping trial, defense will plead self defense regarding the taking of a miner. The defendants contend the twins conspired to tie up the mining area and faced deportation as a necessary means to defend the United States government against an alleged plan.
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United Press
Itn ReU-defenes
Cvid
United States
Four armed men smash window and seize diamonds
Four armed men smashed a window at a shop on North Charlie Street near Lenine ton and demanded the till. They took diamonds and fled in a waiting car after shoving a man who tried to intervene, lightly wounding him.
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Haltimerr
M&e
Sitch
Jamee 2
Amines & Co
Charlie Street
Lenineton
IdAq
Eine Tee Toa
Maviord Tives
Record value for mineral in Canada reported
The annual report of the Quebec Bureau of Mines and the department of natural resources notes mineral value in Canada, with figures indicating a notable increase over the prior year. Data show a rise of about 20400 in the reported total, surpassing the previous tibet by a wide margin.
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Canada
Arauriate
Cordine
Quebes
Tines
Tis Department
Ratnee
Federés
Tibet
Death by Own Action and Murder End Double Life
Chicago reports an apparent double tragedy as Ruth Randall killed Clifford Breyer in his sleep and then killed herself. Coroner Dr Joseph Springer notes a note and a poem linking the two as police investigate in Milwaukee and Paris connections. Breyer, once tied in a high society circle, left a wife and two young daughters.
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Associated Press
Chrisgo
Truth Randall
Clifford Breyer
Clarmant
Joseph Springer
Cody
AL Poven
Teendal
Ge R H. Vile
Okla
Roman
City
Meyer
Andie Gungerla
Paris
France
United Press
Chicago
Murier
Clifford Bloyer
Ruth Randal
Randal
Bieyer
Tate
Breyer
Mise Andree Garerla
Parla
Bleyer
Lea Nichts
Milwaukee
West Side
IdQauvan, Peterson, Dunlap Advertising Agency
Fis
Mees
Myers
Eagle Dye Worksire
Florence Jones
Rath
Raaide
Wood to Speak Twice Tonight at Kenosha
Gen. Eaonard Wood visits Kenosha Wisconsin for two addresses one to the public and one to the Congregational church Men's club. Leaders from across the state and the middle west gather to confer with the general and plans include a cavalry troop muster-in banquet address.
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United Press
Kenosha
Eaonard Wood
Wisconsin
Congregational Church
Poschew Politica
G. C. PL
Atete
Middle West
Ubely
Refusal of injunction against federal officials in trig Prohibition case
In Trenton New Jersey Judge John Rellstab Gils denied a request to restrain federal officials from enforcing the preprohibition sale ban. The suit by Christinci Feixenepan Corp against U S District Attorney Joseph L Bydine and CollectorCharles V Duty marks the first post prohibition challenge in New Jersey.
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Trenton
N. J
John
Rellstab Gils
Joan
Berry
Christinci
Feixenepan, 2 Corporation
United States
Joseph L. Bydine
Interal Revere
New Jerres
London Times Commends Wilson for Refueling Change
The London Times praises President Wilson over his Adriatic refueling stance. It notes ministers left a back door open for him and lauds his inner life as he faced premiers. The paper commends him for steadfast aims despite Allied pressures shifting between impossible demands.
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London
Wilson
Adriatic
Ir Wicon
Tair
Greeks Seize Stock in Saloniki Railway
A consular report describes that Greek interests successfully concluded the purchase of control in the Saloniki railway holdings. The report notes the government arranged the deal amid ongoing tensions with railway workers who had been on strike last month.
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Saloniki
Apeuriateg Biase Y Washingion
D.C
Napotiahane
Siloniki
Commission merchant dies in Milwaukee rush on street
garbled report cites a commission merchant dying in a street incident in Milwaukee. unnamed individuals and unclear affiliations are given, with scattered phrases mentioning presidents and a local company. details remain unreadable due to OCR damage.
Murder of American by Mexican Clerk Near Pachuca
Raymond Corcoran an American citizen was killed by his Mexican clerk Sat ny vd 38 at Santa Gertrudis Mining near Pachuca Mexico. The clerk is under arrest at Pachuca accused of shooting Corcoran in the back after a discharge for being absent without leave. Corcoran was buried in Laredo Texas after transport across the border on March a. His mother Mrs Ann OMalley Sullivan of New London and others mourn his death. he had served in the U S Army in World War I.
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Associated Press
Washington
Raymond Corcoran
Sat
State Department
Toiluy
Nuevo Laredo
Corcoran
Santa Gertrudis Mining Company
Nea Pachuca Mexico
Elevic
Puctuca
York
Comortn
Laredo
Axas
Mra
Ann O'Malley Sullivan
New London
Willias Leen
States
Poles Capture Two Railway Junctions in Minsk Region
Polish forces attacked near Motav and Kubele nkovits north of Minsk on Sunday, seizing two key railway junctions and capturing war material. About a thousand red gold dollars and many officers were taken prisoner as trains and railway gear were seized to hinder Soviet operations. An official report from general headquarters praised the victory as a counter to Bolshevik peace efforts and noted heavy Bolshevik concentration behind enemy lines. The Forty-seventh division reportedly saw several hundred men captured, while a train and large railway supplies along the Pripet were seized.
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Macy
Associated
Waraswm-Polih
Cnlone
Sikora
Mogira
Kolotenkevitz
Hare
Pripet
Phillips Case Reversed in Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison report: Wisconsin Supreme Court reverses ruling in the case of Hielen M. Philips and Pailip Phillips versus the Fraternal Reserve Association. They sought $2,990 on a life certificate for MLC Philips of Oshkosh. Beten Miriam Phillips and Philp Phillips are involved as children of the accused. Trial in Winnebago County circuit court waived jury. judgment for the Fraternal Reserve Association.
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Tao Vorsawestern
Madison
Supreme Court
Hielen
Winnebago County
priuntiTy
Jeraternal Reserve Association
JM. C. Phillips
Dehkosh
Chicago
New
United Press
Wisconel
St Prema Court
G. HE. Hamilton
Racine
Howard B. Warner
Alea
Harniller
Edward J. Pwurner
Dace
Iftan
Hamilton
Carpenters' Schedule Changes Set for May First
Cleopova Falls union carpenters announce a new schedule effective May 1 1429. The ten hour day becomes nine hours with pay for 75 cents per hour? plus a halfhour overtime. Core time added for Saturday work.
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Cléoprva
Union Carpenters of Chippens
Falls
Notte
Wyver
Death of centenarian with extensive descendants reported
United Press brief notes the death of a 100 year old woman. The obituary mentions four daughters, many grandchildren, and over fifty great grandchildren among her posterity. The report emphasizes family breadth and long life.
Associate Forester Quits in Sevelated Preey Washington
Feary S. Graves resigns as chief of the forestry service amid internal changes as of yesterday, with Sibert F. Poven and others noted in the report. The article outlines leadership shakeups within the forest service and indicates ongoing personnel shifts.
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Washington
Sibert F. Poven
Eakdginie Torserey
Feary S. Graves
the Forestsy Jreoxe
Allied Council Adopts American Plan for German Loan
Reports from London say Allies plan a large internal German loan to help meet reparations without altering Versailles terms. President Wilson urged not overburden Germany, while French Premier Millerand weighs the proposal amid hopes Germany can begin producing the gold egg and revive industry.
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London
Germany
Paris
Wilson
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France
Millerand
Wison
Teutens
M. Millerand
ANK
Renaratisa
Sorahe
Ender
Weather Update: Partly Clear, Snow Possible Tonight
Readable forecast notes scattered lines: warmer conditions tonight with partial clearing. A touch of snow may arrive in southern regions. general visibility remains moderate. Local observations list sporadic details, including temperatures and wind notes.
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