Suffrage Movement Moves to Ratify in Mississippi
National suffrage forces push for ratification as 35 states have already done. In Mississippi, the House prepared to act on the Senate's ratification with leaders urging immediate passage. Democrats and state leaders rally to enfranchise women before the next national election.
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Associated Press
Washington, D._C
National Women's Party
Supreme Court
Ohio
State Department
Delawware
Mississippi
Jackson
Migs
Lato
House
Connor
Senate
Delaware
Mississippi Senate
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Cro William
Brean
Talbhes
Daniele
Governorlussen
Lasst
French Acts Without Allies
A diplomatic report notes France acts without allies and without parliamentary approval. It highlights debates over Ruhr occupation questions and Millerand's government stance, with Millerand’s refusal conveyed in the name of the French Republic.
Four Bank Robbers Captured After Prairie Chase
Four alleged bank robbers were captured by a village posse four miles north of Cedar Minnesota after a dawn attempt to rob the Cedar State Bank. The robbers broke into a blacksmith shop to gain tools, were alerted by Charles Loken, and fired on pursuers as a running chase ended with surrender in a barn near Comsian Linn. A second posse from Cedar joined the search, and the bandits fled through swamp before arrest.
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Cedar
Associated Press
Anoka
Minn
Cedar State Bank
Ceihur
Charles Loken
United Press
Minneapolis
Farmers State Bank of
Anoke
G. S. Pratt
Anoka County
McAdoo Denies Run for Presidency Focus on Campaign Finance
Former Treasury Secretary William Gibbs McAdoo denies seeking the Democratic nomination for president. He says no campaign funds exist for him and endorses a call for Congress to require sworn financial disclosures from presidential candidates. He condemns the surge of money in politics as a threat to Democratic institutions.
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McAdoo
Mwinsis
Associated Press
Washington
Wai G. Mc Adoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Labo
Railroad Brotherhoods
MicAdoo
Congress
Profiteering laws urged in Ohio amid pleas for reform
United Cleveland dispatch reports Governor Cox urged calling a special legislative session to curb profiteering. A Cleveland council resolution sought rent controls by the state rental board of review, proposing rents limited to 30 percent of original costs.
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United Cleveland
Cox
Coder
United Emntion Ancil
Cleveland
National gathering of college union held
A national gathering of college unions was held today in San Artor with Harvard and Princeton among attendees. The event included discussions on student activities and shared projects, highlighting cooperation between institutions and the role of unions in campus life.
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College Union
Navy Not Ready in 1917 Warns Admiral Fiske
Washington delivers Senate testimony accusing the Navy of unpreparedness for war before 1917 due to leadership, policy, and planning failures. Admiral Fiske criticizes Secretary Daniels for overemphasis on details and delays in extending aerial forces and war plans.
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Admiral Fiske
Associated Press
Washington
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Ataihal Kradley AM
Senate
Wiske
Fiske
Aige
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Wier
Navy Department
General Board
Daniels
Mutry
Mayo
Hale
New Planet Report Sparks Global Curiosity
An astronomer Sula of Luarcelona announced a new planet at Harvari observatory via Belgium’s Le Culnie and Copenhagen transmission. The observatory notes a 33 degree position and 7 minute daily rise. Early data left whether the planet is new to astronomers or previously mapped remains unclear.
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Associatea Press
Cambridge
Sula
Luarcelona
Harvari Willige
A -Ahle
Gran
Fromm
le Culnie
Yerie
Belgium
Iivefessor
Copenhaxen
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Rsien
le Comte
le Colnie
Room in North Dakota for Victims of Tornado
Associated Press report describes North Dakota tornado victims needing shelter. Governor Framer coordinates with relief groups. Jenani Tanners and others affected by the storm seek aid and housing while officials in Chicago and nearby cities assist in coordinating relief efforts.
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North Dakota
Associated Crees
Chicago
Lyon
Framer
Thompson
Frank G. Lexden
Sundas
F. iv
Jenani
Ogain
North
John X. Haren
Idyor
Neth Duheta Motuetal
Chickalg
Curtain casualty claimed by Sinn Fein report
An Irish newspaper report claims a Cork mayor named Mar Cunain was killed by Sinn Fein forces. The Mail asserts details claim targets and motives, with conflicting notes on execution and involvement.
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Whcurtain
Sinn Fein
MacCusiein
Jena
Mail
Presidential Primary Forces Hoover's Hand
United Press dispatch reports the presidential primary push shaping Hoover's strategy. California debates and timing pressure influence a declaration of principles, with Hoover seeking cautious alignment and opponents pressing for an earlier, firmer stance ahead of the May 4 California primary.
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Hoover
Chicago Stock Handlers Strike Expands Amid Wage Demands
Federal mediators and United States Labor Department officials join a growing strike by Union Stockyards and Transm ic companies. About 9 90 workers demand wage increases of 20 to 45 dollars monthly, with potential wider action if unresolved. Livestock shipments divert to other markets as meat production threatens shutdown and 50 000 workers may lose jobs.
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Associated Press
Chicase
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Gad Utransk
Wabir Sy Furrkyt
May
Sule Mea
Weing
Tramsic Company
Packing Company
Officals
United States Department of Labor
Ib Wel Lannouaged
Department
Alschuler
Maror
St. Paul
Minn
South St. Paul
Frarico
United Press Chicine
General Sarlie
Wodax
Reeikn
Miei
Jodgay
Ladnationad
La Crosse Flood Swamps City and Rail Lines
La Crosse suffers severe inundation as water fills basements and cellars along Prone street and rail yards. Streets, bridges, and approaching highways flood. the Mississippi River reaches a four-year high in Winona, with a crest forecast tomorrow.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
la Croste
Onalasxa
Front Street
Winona
Clinton Street
Black River
Fountain City
Fritz Goode
Military Training Propaganda At Kansas Republican Convention
Compulsory military training dominates debate at the Kansas Republican state convention. Efforts surface to sway anti compulsory supporters toward voluntary training. Delegates, including women, gather amid party discussions and speeches supporting the administration and allied figures.
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Kansas
Rep
Ifrest
Cent
Fons Deleweres
Liege
Tore Canper
Courtice Allen
Fifteen Year Old Girl Sought After Running From Home
A 15 year old girl who ran away from home is being sought. The report notes she traveled to New York and mentions the involvement of authorities, a military department, and a typed note claiming to seek clothes and a map repair. The fragmented text preserves key mentions of names and places.
Director of Traffic Under Scrutiny In Oklahoma Appointment
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Secretary examinees Hardie of Oklahoma faces scrutiny over a bearing on a traffic post. The case centers on the appointment procedure and possible improprieties under the appropriation act at the Snorvissiet Sitee.
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Washington, D. Gt
Hardie
Oklantma Clin Hee
France Denies Request To Send Army Into Ruhr
Report shows France refusing to permit German troops to quell unrest in the Ruhr peninsula near the German border. Paris indicated no decision had been made despite talks between Prime Minister Millerand and German envoy Mayer. Berlin believed permission might be granted, while Paris delayed and sought guarantees for withdrawal of forces. Military tension and political maneuvering continue as authorities weigh control actions.
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Vergadtes
Sizruuen
Berlin
Ruhr Regiew
National Assembly
Mueller
France
May vote in primary under new state rules
Unidentified press report outlines proposed primary voting changes. It notes secretary of state Jules Scldna and attorney general statements on when and where voting will occur and how amendments to the state constitution may affect eligibility and process.
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Ming
Jullis
Attinenes
Grimazies
Census figures show Oshkosh growth in 1920 tally
Oshkosh Wisconsin reports a population of 33 162 in the 1920 census an increase of about 0 3 percent over 1910. Other noted figures include candidates and small regional shifts with minor decimal changes across nearby localities.
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Oshkosh
Associated Press
Washington
Wis
Cand Lapidk
Metcane
Lea Percerst
Heresturk
Tai Toit
Hoover Campaign Responds To Charge In California
Hoover headquarters in San Francisco issued an outraged statement denying a $200000 Dodge contribution to the Hoover campaign fund and accusing Johnson supporters of misrepresentation. The exchange foreshadows a looming battle for the Republican nomination as senators and party leaders debate Hoover’s economic platform and recent remarks.
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San Francisco
Calif
Hoover
Campaten
Campatin Mantes
Sene Noy Johnson
Cleveland Dodge
Hoover Natheant Republican Club of
New York
Kram Reed
Pelegram
Lucey
Hoover National Republican Club
Bath
Merritt
California
Johnson
Regiard
New York Times
Jonson
Washington, D. C
Tiyrbert Hoover
Senate
Meliethir
McKellar
Boxton Chamber of Commerce
Wood to reply to Borah charges at Chicago speech
Gen Leonard Wood will answer Senator Borah's charges that large sums are spent to back his candidacy for president. Borah claims Wood receives large contributions and spends freely to control the GOP national convention. Wood headquarters says he will detail campaign expenditures tonight in Chicago possibly about South Dakota spending. Forecasts say Wood will say under $50,000 was spent in South Dakota. contributor details not stated.
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Chicago
South Dakota
Weed Officmis
Wood
Soath Dror
Supreme Court
Steel Trust
Commie
Federal Trade Commission
Cit
New York Journal of Commerce
House
Senate
Porter
Tinaur
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Tenants Challenge Rent Hike in Court Action
United Press report describes tenants in a mildewed apartment building organizing to court a 30 percent rent increase. Tenants refuse to pay the higher rent while attorney actions proceed, amid threats of repairs or remodeling delays. Similar actions are anticipated in other buildings.
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United Presa Milwanker
United Action of
Ienanti
New Political League Launched At Ripon
A fragmented report notes the formation of a new political league at Ripon. The item mentions I believe Hizene and Regnbhead figures, with unclear references to candidates, parties, and regional aims. The text is heavily garbled, but indicates political organization activity and possible local implications.
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Ripon
Wilson Should Terminate Talk Of A Third Term
A Northwestern Special reports Washington debate over a third term for President Wilson. Rep Humphreys of Mississippi urged publication of remarks implying Wilson could seek a third term, while supporters defend his present term limits. Other items note Sherman anti trust reactions, proposed gas price probes, and calls to curb monopolies amid a crowded congressional agenda.
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Fpronan Lampert
Washington
B. C
Ben Humphreya
Mississippi
Uleé
Wilson
Humphreys
United States
Beran Elained
Senate
Tuimphres
House
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