Dramatic Talk Of Sedition Law Cites Death Penalty
The article discusses a proposed sedition law in the United States, urged by Attorney General Palmer and lawmakers. It details a death penalty clause for inciting rebellion and notes debates on enforcement, witnesses, and restrictions on civil liberties.
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Washington, D
Podefoss
Palmer
Davey
Ohio
Wind Ravistons Jande Bs
Graham
Pannsylvanus
Hite
Mengune Algo
Auails
United States
Helga
Avi Saoretta
Ottes
Jerdiet
Berger Denied Seat in House Amid Quick Action
The House faced a disputed seat when Berger was again denied after a special committee review. Lawmakers from multiple states and parties debated his exclusion, with votes shifting as Dimsey was sworn in and Berger’s seat remained contested.
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Hine
Pragente Hirst
Washloglon
D. O
Yielas Berger
Mawwukee
Tos Belas
Berger
Dimsey
Dullioger
Bela Berger
Borger
Senuion
Mann
Jitnois
Yolr
Wisconsin
Har Feld
Oklahoma
Sherwood
Ohio
Scwall
Uncle
Sexsters
Demosmu
Ber- Ger’richt
Domestic turmoil and foreign unrest dominate the day
The report outlines diplomatic efforts for a peace treaty, sanctions on Mexico, and a U S House death penalty bill. It notes a large Irish attack on Tuam police barracks, with 109 attackers, explosions, and injuries to constables and a sergeant, as troops quelled the scene.
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Domestie Bryan
Walt
Guivy
Wes
Mexicso Queke
Herranca Grande
Washington
Fred Olois
Mexico
League of Nations Debate Splits Wilson and Bryan Clash
Amid heated exchanges over the League of Nations, President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan argue on popular support for ratification. Bryan warns the country cannot delay and must decide at the next election, while Wilson advocates United States leadership in peace efforts and cautions withdrawal could threaten global stability.
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Washington
Saillreck
Optiteh
Noliren
Wilson
Windh Trytas
Awilson
League of Nations
United States
Senate
Germany
Jbe
Patten
Tft
Theo Enoller
Wade
Murope
Gelieves
Tin
Senate of the
Ie Pallor
Ihfa
Kevanteen
Stalna
Elena M
Mery
Bryan
Witney Jeuntage Texan
Qeporis
Notboy
Oldlir
Ami Lin
Wack Crow Barts
Nathans Wet
Bodies Returned? Debate On Undertaker Case In Senate
Debate in Congress centers on alleged move to recover American soldiers bodies from France. Senator Thomas of Colorado questions motives while discussions reference a 1917 letter and requests to direct authorities to hire boats for return. Association leaders including Taft listed among directors. voting split along party lines with Republicans and Democrats noted.
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WAN Mtoe
Tau
Somnaz Phot
New York
Suggessian
Houge Uepa
Massaerisoltsse
Corral
Miexdin Kronce
SonKrese
Henrine
Hick Seturn
Bishop Keen
Sanvet Gonpers
Myron T. Teerlel Ane
Gortens Vargeritt
Palacare Flectey Senator Campaign Update
In a fragmented report from an obscure source, Palacare Flectey contends with work and political maneuvering as campaigns highlight the race for a senate seat. The text references French terms and mentions a 972 vote count context, with Polneara noted as a participant.
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Palacare Flectey
Repatiie
Kenner
Leyi
Port Polneara
Washington debate on aid and treaty duties in wartime era
The fragment outlines a debate over US obligations to feed the world, wartime aid, and the treaty framework. It mentions the War, the government, and responsibilities to international partners, including references to Congress, presidents, and the public.
Farm market notes and county agricultural trends in Iowa
Iowa farm market report highlights Des Moines Ames and Clinton area activity with state and county figures. Mentions values of farm produce in Polk, Jefferson, and Greene counties, hay, straw, corn, and cattle sales, plus grain prices and dairy trends. Reports on county consolidation talks, fruit demonstration agents, and upcoming meetings in Waterloo and Story City, with references to local officials and commodity values.
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Jouw
Watt Abboy
Keokuk Enunly
Orgazadten
Greene County
Wighway Ean Witkslow
Ulhorfeed
Ceaval
Stalinites
Des Moines
Buccan Jy
Jenerson County
Farny Dureay
Emmett
Mary Gregg
Aslraelan
John Frien
Oakland
Willaye
Waterfon
Iussel
Lampson
Ily Organtialica
Olf
Br. Cilengo
Iis Frit Marant
Lawa Potley
Lin
Ula
Henry “Mirkland
Story County
Marin
Story City
Lye
Henry Dunbrwo
Reinbeck
Une Ii Grundy
Tama
Alao
Ita
Dinsdale
Kansas City
Trasyler
Wayne County
Indiana
Jenda
Ska Ia
Poland
China
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