Boundary to Ottoman Rule Restored and Peace Proposals Outlined
Allied ministers outline a plan restoring a sovereign Turkish state with Constantinople and vast Asia Minor areas. The proposal grants Dardanelles freedom, Turkish rule over lands bounded by the Caucasus and Mediterranean, and a Turkish majority with a home for Armenians under league oversight. Greece would gain Thrace and Gallipoli.
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Romance ends in elopement case at Ladysmith
A dairy farmer’s daughter is involved in a court arraignment after her farm hand lover Joe Harrs is charged with eloping with a minor. The pair reportedly left March 14 and attempted marriage after eluding authorities, with the couple later facing a refused marriage license and ongoing investigations.
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Armour to Testify at Wednesday Hearing
Armour company to testify as a witness in a Department of Agriculture health charges case. Armour president to appear Wednesday morning to answer questions regarding the packing plant’s operations and alleged issues raised by authorities.
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Turkey Concedes Most Ottoman Claims in Allied Memorandum
Paris reports Turkey has conceded nearly all claims except for Constantinople and Armenia under League of Nations protection. The note outlines a revised peace plan to modify Sevres terms. It preserves Angora Constantinople and Armenia while ceding Gallipoli, the Gallipoli peninsula, and Mesopotamia, with Thrace lines adjusted.
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Two Men Drowned When Cofferdam Gives Out Near Wisconsin Rapids
Two men died when a cofferdam failed near Wisconsin Rapids as floodwater surged from the river. Rescue efforts screened by a crowd as workers battled debris and rushing current. several escaped, others clung to debris before perishing.
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Unknown Man's Body Found in Kinnickinnic River
In Milwaukee a body identified as an unknown man was found in the Kinnickinnic River amid confusing clues and conflicting reports. Investigators traced leads to Anton Lvepeggens and Paerezensi, with Paerezensi later found alive and employed at Roller.
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Illinois Operators Meet Miners in Chicago Conference
A meeting is planned between the Coal Operators and the United Mine Workers in Chicago to discuss the coal situation. Leaders from both sides are expected, with speakers addressing the prospects of a near Wednesday gathering.
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Verdict of murder against aviator in Kensington case
A jury in Kensington finds the aviator Gertrude Yates guilty of wilful murder. The trial recalls events from four years ago involving trainer Maj Ranald Tree and an associated cast, with connections to the United States noted in court proceedings.
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Germany Cannot Meet Allied Moratorium Conditions
Berlin reports that Germany cannot fulfill the Allied moratorium conditions though government spokesmen deny rejection of the reparations commission terms. Chancellor Wirth and Minister Rathenau aim to negotiate yet resist conceding defeat and may seek Genoa talks.
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Rex Beach Testimony Details Gambling Case In Alaska Hearings
The transcript covers Rex Beach’s testimony on gambling linked to Tex Rickard. Witnesses including publisher Charles Herron discuss Beach’s stance and involvement while noting alleged abuses in the gambling circle and questioning conduct during the hearings in the north.
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textile strikes ripple through Lawrence area labor unrest
Report describes a new wave of strikes across Lawrence affecting textile mills and stone the Kent shire area with workers walking out rather than accept wage cuts. The 20 jeer ee progress and delayed shipments threaten regional production and prompt inquiries into employer responses.
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Minneapolis Man Confesses Burglary Spree
A Minneapolis man confessed to multiple burglaries involving furs and clothing across the city. Police report say the suspect implicated another individual, Plunkett, while under arrest.
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Government moves to dismiss antitrust case
The government asks the Supreme Court to dismiss a case brought against the Assometes and Distributors of the United States and Canada under other anti trust laws. A settlement had reportedly been reached.
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Today in Congress by United Press
The Senate considers routine business in a standard session as four power teams are noted in the supplement.
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Tariff clash sparks looming congressional clash over duties
The article describes heated plans in Congress to push a broad tariff program affecting hides, boots, and shoes, with strong opposition and a march toward a major vote. Proponents argue for protective duties while critics fear price increases and economic disruption.
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Appleton Cheese Company Completes Reorganization
Appleton Cheese Company completes reorganization with a new board of directors and officers. Winsom Chade named president, Andrew Tanderas treasurer, Lt. Miller secretary, and Wallison Lather among the directors. Plant expansion planned in Clintonville early spring.
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Seized Liquor to Be Moved to Army Buildings
Federal authorities plan transferring seized liquor from government storage warehouses to military buildings as an economy measure. Commissioner Jenow announced the move after returning from Chicago where the preparation for the transfer of vast quantities from rented estates to army facilities was completed.
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Democrats push Hughes declaration into treaty
Report outlines Democratic efforts to attach a Hughes declaration to a treaty. Senate debates, votes, and partisan positions surface as lawmakers press for inclusion amid procedural moves and questions about legality and precedent.
Foul Play Suspected in Speeding Limousine Crash
Dispatch reports indicate foul play suspected after a limousine involved in a high speed crash near Minnesota city. Investigators focus on driver intent, with parties named in the incident being questioned as the investigation proceeds.
Hatchet Burglar Sought After Home Break-In
Police seek a hatchet burglar who broke into a home at night damaging property and endangering residents. Investigators say the suspect entered through a rear door and fled with valuables. No injuries reported at this time.
Woman in Tree Inane Wont Come Off Perseverance
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a chaotic scene with scattered names, places, and phrases about a woman in a tree and various unrelated terms. The readable bits hint at a local incident or dramatic moment but lack coherent narrative.
Bowling Association Head Quits Amid Turmoil
A troubled executive of the Bowling Association resigns after internal pressure and public scrutiny. The move follows mounting concerns over leadership and governance within the organization.
Ponzi Must Stand Trial on Twenty Two Indictments
A distorted legal note reports that Ponzi faces trial on twenty two indictments. The text is garbled with many unreadable portions but centers on a verdict or procedural decision requiring Ponzi to stand trial. The source references a court and indictments in a dramatic tone.
Grand Jury Members Demand Showdown Over Crowe
A fragmentary city paper item notes several grand jury members demanding a confrontation over Crowe. The text is garbled with names and dates unclear, but references to jurors, a hearing, and Wisconsin context appear amid distorted words and stray phrases.
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Debate Over Rivers and Harbors Appropriation Bill
The article reports a House debate on an appropriation bill covering rivers and harbors. Members discuss funding levels, ongoing work, and opposition to proposed amendments as the committee and chamber seek to shape the year's naval and harbor improvements.
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Housi Coenbers
Leadership in Kansas City Bowling Tournament Upset
Weekend results shake the Kansas City bowling event led by Genne Dork of Madsden who posted the high series and total pins. Madian Cadillacs delivered 274 team points to edge Rine Pee Sheboygan and Port Manhington Net into podium spots with strong showings across five players.
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Jewell Replies to Railroads Demand for 10 Percent Cut
The article reports Jewell responding to railroad pressure for a 10 percent wage cut. It notes his stance and the reactions of workers and the public, with reference to the American Federation at the time. Specific names and dates are unclear due to OCR quality, but the piece centers on labor dispute dynamics and corporate pressure on employees.
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Eight Boy Scouts Drowned in Lake Tragedy
Eight Boy Scouts drowned while on a lake trip when a boat capsized near the shore. Rescue teams searched the water as authorities investigated the accident and identified the troop members involved.
Wisconsin Protest Seeks River Improvements Cut
A Wisconsin engineering report urges Congress to abandon upper Fox and Wolf river improvements from New London to Oshkosh replacing with levees and scattered systems. It cites economic stakes for agriculture and long-running waterway disputes involving Wisconsin area waterways and federal agencies.
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Young Sheriff's Son Blocks Jail Delivery With Revolver
In a nighttime incident, the sheriff's young son frantically shoves aside a revolver to prevent a jail delivery. Officers respond as prisoners and staff react, with injuries and tension reported during the disruption. Local authorities investigate the attempted transfer and the involved parties.
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Woman Kills Three Children and Herself
A reported crime describes a woman killing three children and herself in what authorities label a domestic tragedy. Details remain scarce as investigators work to determine motive and sequence of events at the residence.
Torture at a Campton store for hiding place of cash
A storekeeper near Campton was tortured with hot irons to force him to reveal where his gang had hidden money and valuables. Five attackers, including men and women, allegedly tied him, heated a metal implement, and beat him after he refused to disclose the stash. He later stated a $500 note was placed in a designated spot to be retrieved on Sunday or sooner.
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