Berger Denied Seat in House Amid War Controversy
In Washington a House committee report led to denying Victor L. Berger a seat after a contested election. The chamber declared the seat vacant as Joseph P. Cheney failed to win a plurality. Berger denounced wartime policies and attacked lawmakers, prompting uproar and guarded galleries.
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Berger
Washington
D. C
Vielut i. Dercer
Muwanhes Sidatsat
Waa
Nsenl
Berger Wis
Repibiicat
Wiseinein
Beiig
Poly
Wiseangia
House
Joseph P. ‘Cheney
Dinocrat
Ponket Gi Fet
Tha Wisedttsto
Capitol Polte
Berter
Blizzard Grips Midwest as Storm Rages Across Plains
A midwestern blizzard sweeps from Minnesota to Nebraska causing power and telegraph outages. Heavy snow, wind, and drifting threaten travel with trains delayed several hours. Mitchell Aberdeen and Grand Forks report disruptions while Denver notes limited service after outages.
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Chicago
Blizard Ds Reidy
Telegraph
Minnepota
Colorado
North
Denver
Weaten Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Oalntain
Elsa
Rahgea
Harbers
Argentine Approves League Pact Ratified by Colombia
Buenos Aires reports Colombia ratified provisional adhesion to the league covenant. The action received special presidential approval and was conveyed through the Colombian legation as advances toward a league alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Airen
Legation
Lereepost
Congress of Provisional
Las Bees
Switzerland Contioler League Borat in Swiss Parliament
The Swiss parliament weighs Switzerland's adhesion to the Laaciat of Nallone amid regional talks. The Contioler League signals its stance as debates focus on national alignment and international commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Borat
Srasian
Switzehard
Nallone
Soviet Estonian Front News From Helsinki to Petrograd
Dispatches from Helsinki report heavy casualties as Bolshevik forces press along the Gulf of Finland. Estonian troops retreat near Gatehiin while Bolshevik cavalry claim advances. Refugees flood toward the Finnish frontier and a Kresty prison starvation tally appears in Petrograd reports. An official note from Vrissinik Hartine army headquarters cites troop movements near the Sjeltkin river and a planned counterattack.
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Lomas
Waudeyien
Linttingfors
Anis
Holsingfors
Gatehiin
Yudentien Hay Atteces
Heangh Geran
Kresty Iekenti Petrograd
Starvitiun
Hoelsingfors
Caha
Klov
Dentkine
Reval
Nov
Vrissinik Hartine
Worthesday
Sjeltkin Civer
Gntehtan
Drownings Hit Illinois Men In Mississippi River
Seven Illinois men, including members of the Hart Hunting Club of Indianapolis, were likely drowned when their motorboat the Dul-Along was swamped in the Mississippi River near an overhanging tree. Names listed include Clyte Davis, Samuel Russell, Truman W Pegle, Henry Nichols, and others.
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Merny
Eloven
Harts Hunting Club
Inrristix
Milion
Dare
Clyte Davis
Samuel Russell
Eleetricling Trurtan Wo Pegle
Coat
Clenry Baker
Henry Nichols
Asbee Tlirels
Pretary Avenue
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Announcement
An announcement from the Commander in Chief outlines the national Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held in Atlantic City on September 9th with details for attendance and arrangements forthcoming.
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Attantic City
Moi
Cour Nander
Dante
Senate Adopts Lodge Preamble Amid Treaty Debate
Washington November 1 The Senate adopted Lodge reservations to the League of Nations covenant after a heated debate. Senators McCumber Hitchcock and others backed the plan while President Wilson urged cautious approval. The storm centered on how reservations affect ratification and how withdrawals might be effected by concurrent resolution.
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Wilson
Hl Tet Cork
Nebraska
League of Nations
Seimtur Hiehcock
Grote
Tinghcoes
Witchcork
Bolt
May Whxon
Min
Bolshevik Push Forces Prewar Evacuation of Omsk
Bolshevik forces advance prompts preliminary evacuation of Omsk by the American hospital and allied government departments amid uncertainty over the general situation. The retreat could signal a retreat needs by the forward group as the Bolsheviks move in.
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Omsk
Bolshevist
Adnitenl Kolchaks
Amt
Sneh
Generanion
2500 Red Suspects Taken In New York
May 11 report from New York describes a rash of arrests tied to a crime wave across several locations. Names such as Heninin Grow and Lin Larkii appear in fragmented form amid details of criminal activity and police responses.
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New York
Malleus Ip
Plot to wreck U. S. fails amid labor terror talks
A sensational, heavily edited set of pamphlets and leaflets is cited in a Washington dispatch depicting a planned social revolution by labor radicals. Attorney arguments and hearings are referenced as authorities debate methods to seize production and dissolve private property as part of a broader anarchic scheme.
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Washiington
Thayotha
Etiles
Union of
Risshat Workers Land Federal Wlatelet
Coke Chaey
Americus
Social Order
United States
Manda
Boyly
Tig Revottion
Harricks
Haesi Manish St
Nittary
Branish Miners Strike Settled After Government Concession
A disrupted miners dispute in Jtuelon ended with an implied settlement. The strike halted operations at Branish mines as workers secured concessions from authorities on compensation and welfare. Officials announced the resolution late yesterday.
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Jtuelon
Blagt Wrecks Plant Fire Ravages Town Area
An explosion in New York November started a fire that destroyed twelve buildings at the At. Sande Macvaton company plant in Tony Taland City. The blast caused extensive damage to surrounding properties and prompted emergency response crews to evacuate nearby streets. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident and assess financial losses.
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New York
Nov
At. Sande’ Macvaton Company
Tony Taland City
Federal Court Strike Off After Prolonged Mine Dispute
The United Mine Workers of America announce cessation of operations following a November court order. Officials describe the move as a good faith effort to comply, while members protest federal coercion and demand fair wages and safer conditions. Conflicting views emerge on government policy and the miners future actions.
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Indianapolis
Sinten
United Mine Wokkera
Amoreré
Andersin
Oa United Mine Workers of America
Nour
Aid Brothers
United Stated Court
District of Indiana
A. 2
Anderson Prostilings
Lituimiana Cent Benth
Parts- Wetton
Willsaal Green
Roasnrens
Amotier
Nimers
Piu Ter Thespheil Wikappresmiateadl
Winery
Iit Nolusey Coy
Man
Gane
Maessigtintsyl
Ewigen
BCTV
Aytytehie Teiton
Phe Bee Haws Cie
Eau AN
Ewer Preglota
Waaren
Ale
Stinens
United States Court
Unistarie Pilioy
He Anton
Patel
Ale Deverton
Cout Opsritors
Allbeuer
Lewis
Campogedl Iif International Calivery
Deetston
Amerivina
Dihi
Hewis
Into
Avierteam
Fedeorattyy of
Prentitune
Atel
Yoanilesia
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Lord Swaythling
Hureite University
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Voorth
Mercunnta
Hank
Fpr
Cuelilor
Tees and Ethic
Anko
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Quincy
Nia Yay
Toren
Feinre
Payson
Senate
Uedtard
Ani
Dohn Bolley Tull
Bolshevik
Kolchak
Penda
Winslin Cova
Neve M
Mire Tibervattey
Boli
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Hartolonen
Aireels
Robert M. Estes
Hubert M. Hstes
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Consus
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Mreetor
Eenens
Csait
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Shawn
Werk
Peeee
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U. S
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