Will Wilson's Third Campaign Question Looms in Debate
The article weighs whether President Wilson will run a third time and keeps readers apprised of party dynamics. It notes Wilson has not ruled out a bid, while others debate the Versailles treaty as a campaign issue. Senators Lenroot and other figures weigh treaty ratification and reservations amid party calculations.
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Washington, D. C
Wiltons
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Wilson
Senate
William J
San Francisco
Adra J
United States
China
Shantung
Lenreot
Wisconsin
Learcot
Lenroot
Madison Connected With Noted Bond Case
Madison linked to a sensational fifty five thousand dollar bond case. The December arrangement involved a waxed bond tied to an international trust and whites, with dispersal to First National Bank of Madison and Fire National Bank of Chicago referenced. Details indicate a lien or claim routed through New York bonds and a figure named Nicky Arushin.
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United
Wieyankee
Madison
New York
Dee
National
Red Cross envoy calls Bolshevism a ghastly failure
Col Edward W W Ryan Red Cross commissioner for north Russia and the Baltic states returns from a private citizen trip with the Estheman peace delegation. He reports Russia faces chaos within six months without aid with no coal and power scarce. He notes officials admit transportation problems could topple the regime and describes the stark conditions in Moscow including poverty and empty hospitals and schools kept open with little medicine.
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Sy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Edward W.W. Ryan
North Russia
Baltic States
Ryan
United States
State Department
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
Political vandalism rampant in Wisconsin study by GOP chairman
George A. West, Republican state chairman, told a Milwaukee meeting the party must stop rampant vandalism seen in Wisconsin. He linked it to socialist influence on GOP delegates and urged election law amendments. The committee weighed women as alternates and awaited Attorney General Blaine’s opinion.
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Wisconsin
George A. West
United Press
Milwaukee
George 3. West
Republican State Central Committee
Alrar
Chicago
G. O P. Delegetes
Liven -O
Charman
Blaine
Henry Youmans
Waukesha
National Committee
Robert la Follette
Anutat Follette
la Follette
West
Americans in Mexico number in Tampico district
A State Department report notes 16 590 Americans are in Mexico City area and 3 069 in Tampico district. No details were received on Carranza or divisions within the country. Two Americans were reported with Carranza forces and British consular officials provided scant information as fighting continued.
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Associated Press
Warbington
Bexico
Tampico
Ein Ganger
Carmanza
Sone of Silcans
Carranza
Leap Year Proposal Ends In Tragedy For Milford Woman
Miss Mary White invited Hedley Jisan to a walk after a lecture in Paris. He proposed marriage. she fired a pistol, gravely wounding herself. Hospital doctors say her wounds are serious and life remains at risk.
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Miss White
Hedley Jis
Paris
Keiler
Electrocutions At Sing Sing Kill Two Prisoners
United States New York reports that Richard Harrison and Chester Cantine were executed at Sing Sing shortly before midnight. Harrison faced the chair for the alleged murder of George Grintha, while Cantine was convicted in the murder of Carl Danziger, an elderly Poughkeepsie grocer.
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United State
New York
Richard Harrison
Chester Cantine
Sing Sing Pricen
Harrison
George Grintha
Endler
Carl Danziger
Harrissn
Open Shop Openly Promoted by Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover testified before the Senate labor committee opposing compulsory measures and arguing the open shop rests on individual freedom. He supported voluntary settlement through agreements and cautioned against forced arbitration or judicial coercion as solutions to labor disputes. He discussed profits, strikes, and the Kansas Industrial Law, weighing potential national impact and practicality in light of wartime experiences.
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Washington
J. O
Herbert Hoover
Sentiite Labor Committee
Heitinine
Antlustein
Bloover
Wilson
Mir
Congress
Mr. Hoover
Have .Net
Jones
New Mexico
Inbar
Wilson consults before Wilson war policy critique
Fragmentary account notes Anie Wilson and Secretary Daniels discussed Wilson’s wartime remarks criticizing British naval policy. It cites Admiral Sir Cyprian Geores Bride and Archibald George as British naval figures reacting to Wilson’s charge that the Allied navy erred during the war, with references to the Admiralty in 1407.
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Wilson
Daniels
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Waecrét
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Winjte House
London
Thork -Suedeg 7
Cyprian Arthur Geores Bride
Archibald Gdord
Herd
Foundling Has 21 Chances in Court Fight
A weeks old abandoned baby boy placed on a Brooklyn doorstep awaits court decision. Twenty one would be mothers and interested claimants, led by men and neighbors, press for custody as police pursue the case.
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New Yorke
Broglen
Ion
London and Dublin discuss Irish policy amid unrest rumors
Associated Press reports London weighing an early general election response to Ireland crisis with possible deployment of troops. Dublin notes plan for closer police military cooperation to suppress disorders, including military posts in isolated districts. Attacks on government properties continue in various towns as authorities face renewed unrest and riots.
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London
Tthe
Atesult
Ireland
Lord Birkenhead
Irsh
South Africa
Dublin
County Limmerick
Sheverie
Man ordered life term for double murder at Jacob Welt Farm
Henry Lauer of Farnes and Jodas Sepan received life sentences for the murder of eight people at the Jacob Welt farm near Turtle Lake. Lauer confessed to rearming an argument with Wolf, who then killed Wolf’s wife before Lauer shot him. The shooter then killed three more members of Wolf’s family. one survivor endured nine months of hate.
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Erior
Arall
Sassidie
Wolf
Dive
Leaps From Second Story Home Burns
A man leaped from a burning second story window causing severe injuries. His wife and three children escaped unharmed via another exit as neighbors aided during the emergency. Fire investigators work to determine the blaze’s cause and any family hazard.
Switchmen Parade for Fair Labor Board Appeal
Workers from Chicago yards stage a downtown parade next Sunday led by Kelim Geonay, head of the Chicago Yardinons, to press the United States Railway Labor Board for a fair adjustment of their claims. About 2500 men and women will watch the march.
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Chivake
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Clatina
Kelim Geonay
Chicage Yardinon
Wsceelusion
Wilson Prepares Militant Plan in Democratic Split
President Wilson pushes a militant political program aimed at dominating the Democratic Party through the San Francisco convention. He vetoed the executive and legislative appropriation bill to rally party unity and press the league of nations issue, while Colby addresses critics and Senate Democrats set a Knox peace resolution showdown.
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San Francisco
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Wilson
Oregon
First Award Against Church Under Workmen’s Comp Act
The Industrial Commission issued the first award against a church as an employer in the case of Mrs Anton Polishek v Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Kau Chiifte. A death benefit of 3000 dollars was granted to the widow of a church employee killed May 5 1919. The church had argued it was not subject to the act, but the commission held churches are employers under the compensation act under the same conditions as other employers and must carry compensation insurance.
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Madison
Anton Polishek
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Msea
Milwaukees Traction Workers Win Wage Increase
The state commission approved wage hikes for Milwaukee traction employees. The raises set general increases of 46 and 32 cents for different job steps and a 7 percent rent increase for Racine Gas Company workers, with the plan covering several departments and positions.
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Kiate Eqneseton
Sul
Wasker
Hearly Tate
Racine Gas Company
Alto
Farmer of De Forest Shoots Self At Madison
A De Forest farmer was found dead this morning after shooting himself at Madison. Authorities offered no motive and described the circumstances as a solitary act. No other persons were reported injured.
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DE Forest
Self
Madison
Train robbery and police shootout end in Walton death
A daring midwest train robbery near Gilman and a Chicago area pursuit ended with Moris Walton of St Joseph, Missouri killed after a prolonged gun battle with more than 100 officers. Two patrolmen were wounded as Walton boarded a southbound Illinois Central train, rifled money bags, and exchanged fire before his death in an apartment siege. The loot included currency totaling over 160 000 dollars and a bank money transfer was later reported.
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Walton
Inklewood
South Chicapo
Wiliam A. Roberts
John Kendricks
Roberts
Tann- Walton
Bia Pweket
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Mooney
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Ma Hospital
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Wolpuyy
Bonded Serf Becomes Bonded Plutocrat in Chicago Janitors Tale
A United Press report argues that the man who does the dirty work is now the one spending the money, as Chicago janitors who care for 10 to 100 apartments invest in rubberry bonds and savings accounts. Bankers say the big bond buyers are professionals, with mortgage bonds preferred, while workingmen favor savings accounts for liquidity. Oil company salesmen note janitors are among strong stock buyers, with high stakes and scarcity shaping their choices.
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United Press
Chicago
A. B. Prusz
Pruest
St. Paul
Bankers Herd
Httle
Molahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
LOWER FOOD PRICES PREDICTED BY MILWAUKEE MERCHANTS
Milwaukee commission merchants predict lower general food prices with a drop in potato markets from 24 to 16 17 a barrel next week. Crates 60 pounds fall to 2 75 from 4 25 to 2 75 as greens beans and other produce ease. U S bureau of markets reports a five percent cut in potato planting and a 29 percent drop in bean acreage due to seed cost labor shortage and market conditions.
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Girl Drowns After Road House Parties Incident
District Attorney Zabel was to be called to the witness stand to testify at the hearing of the case between John W. Truder and his sister Libby Maddox. The dispute involves a $10,000 settlement alleged to have been paid by Walter Spindler, a wealthy Acuiltowee manufacturer, connected with the death of Violet de Clercy who drowned in the Mankeawec river after attending road house parties. The move by the defense to call the DA aimed to reveal related proceedings.
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Milystates
Zabel
John W. Truder
Libby Maddox
Walter Spindler
Wiolet de Clercy
Mankeawec
Treden
John Doe
Read Houses
Milwaukee Chinaman Divorced Under Cruelty Charges
A garbled report details a Milwaukee divorce case involving a Chinese husband and his white wife. The text indicates claims of cruelty, mentions San Francisco, and cites witnesses with unclear names, including references to Kra mer as the woman's maiden name in a fractured account.
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Milwaukee
Sax Barn
San Francieco
Aguainianes
Warks
Jack Hing
Manarnings Chlesaure
Kramer
Surrender of Carranza Expected Today
A garbled dispatch from El Paso reports possible surrender of Mexican President Carranza and his forces near Hin enatm iartlin, with mention of figures like Montes Ve Ora amid revolution chatter. The scattered text hints at an imminent capitulation amid turmoil.
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Curringz
Police Head of United States Steel Dies in Michigan
453 Associated Press report notes the death of Lavi Falet a former head of the United States Steel Company. He led the firm during key games in Fortis et Michigan and Winesere, with strong ties to Vorkitda Minnesota. He died today inNegaviete, Mica following a haras.
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Associated Press
Chlemme
Lavi Falet
Vorkitda
Minn
Wollen
United ‘States Steel Compani
Michigan
Winesere
Negaviete
Mica
Socialist Party Split Over Third International Allegiance
New York and Albany reports show the Socialist Party of America at its national convention debating allegiance to the third international. A majority recommendation urged loyalty with reservations, while J Louis Engdahl and others urged unreserved pledge to the third international or a return to the second. Berger opposed the third international in his minority, arguing for gradual development and reiterating distrust of Moscow leadership. Debs and Stedman’s petition seeking amnesty also drew attention as committees planned White House and Baker hearings.
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Associated Press
New York
Socialist Party of America
Moscow
Lyon
J. Louis Enedahl
China
Washington, D. C
Eugeneil Debs
Socialist Party
Palmer
Socralxe Party
Seymour Stedman
Tumulty
White House
Wilson
Baker
Stedman
Ponowh
Debs
Boelailat Party of America
J. Louis Engdahl
Chicago
Tees
Germany
Joseph W. Sharte
Darton, O
Forday
Lazarus “S. Davidowji
Detroit
Bergert
American Socialist Party
Haying
England
Cermany
France
Holland
Belem
Nnions
Wilialayys
Giemenis
Tuanisia
Hustat Sommunium
Berger
Henry New York Police Inspector Acquitted
An Associated Press report states Henry, a New York police inspector, was acquitted after a trial related to alleged neglect and misconduct. The proceedings highlighted charges against the inspector while noting not guilty verdicts amid judicial scrutiny.
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Henry
New York
San Perre Day Tilers Spelesen May a4 free 7208 45
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Saturday events, possible tilers, a person named Newsy 2th Hy, and various garbled details about plans, trials, and participants. The readable items hint at a local event or notice with unclear specifics and dates.
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