Wilson replies to Adriatic note sent to premiers council
President Wilson's reply to the Adriatic note was delivered to the council of premiers this afternoon. The council began discussing the note and moved quickly to obtain a report on Russian conditions. Albert Thomas, director of the international labor bureau of the League of Nations, was asked to report on Russia by March 22.
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London
Wilson
Council of Premiers
Albert Thomas
Internatinal Labor Bureau
League of Nations
Russia
Asquith Elected to Parliament Over Labor Man
Herbert Asquith, former premier, elected to the House of Commons from Paisley district. He defeated the Labour candidate by nearly three thousand votes, restoring him as Liberal leader in the Commons.
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Asquith
London
Herbert Asquith
Precmier
House of Commons
Paisley
Commons
Allies inclined to drop charges against Bill London
The council of premiers is inclined to drop all charges against the former German Kaiser even if Holland refuses to banish him from Europe. The report states this stance as authoritative policy.
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Bill London
Council of Premiers
Holland
Europe
Lloyd Georges Home Rule Plan Heads to Parliament
In London on February 25 Chief Secretary MacPherson introduced Premier Lloyd Georges Ireland home rule bill in the House of Commons. Nathan Scarritt of Kansas City will start next Monday as regular substitute for Miss Beamer, with English classes taught by Miss Elizabeth Hunter who has resigned.
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Lloyd George
London
Chif
MacPherson
Ireland
House of Commons
Nathan Scarritt
I.hls
Kansas City
Beamer
Fly
Elizabeth Hunter
Peace in Rose Mock Up Iron River
In Iron River Michigan Prohibition Commissioner Dalrymple meeting County Attorney McDonough with thirty five armed deputies. Dalrymple aims for peaceful measures. In Italy a Rome wireless reports workers seized municipal buildings in Pieve di Soligo proclaiming a soviet government. Fighting with soldiers leaves many wounded. disorders reported at Vittoria and Montebelluna. Naples labor council calls general strike.
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Iron River
Mich
MccDonough
Dalrrymple
Washington
McDonough
Dalrymple
Italy
London
Rome
Pieve di Soligo
Vittoria
Monte Belluna
Naples Labor Council
Erzberger Resigns Amid Graft Charge In Berlin
President Ebert accepts the suspension of Finance Minister Mathias Erzberger pending tax return fraud charges. The move likely ends Erzberger’s term as finance minister.
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Erzberger
Berlin
Ebert
Mathias Erzberger
Important W O W Meeting At Odd Willow Hall
P V Camp No 123 W O W regular meeting at Odd Willow Hall Thursday night February 2 soldiers from Ft Bliss will sing refreshments served a large class to be introduced into the Mysteries of Woodcraft fraternal hour all woodmen invited to attend H A Dicken C C O E Little clerk 25tle
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P. V
Odd Willow Hall
Woodcraft
H. A. Dicken
C. C
O. E. Little
Inspectors Visit Carrizozo NM Military Institute
Major Jones will spend two days at the New Mexico Military Institute inspecting cadets who report no flu cases. Colonel Williams, in charge of ROTC programs in the Southwest, oversees the institute as quarantine remains. Colonel Willson to host a dinner with regents and military staff. Croke to depart for Colorado Springs via Clovis and Albuquerque to assume new duties.
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Colerel
New Mexico Milire Institute
Jones
Williams
College and University R. O. T. C
Saunders
Colonel Willson
Major Jones
Institute
Military Department
Croke
Mountain States Telephone Co
Clovis
Albuquerque
Colorado Springs
Colo
Blue Mondays in Switzerland and laundering habits
American consul Philip Holland reports Swiss laundering customs show wealth dictates wash frequency. Poor families wash monthly while wealthier households wash every two to six months due to linen supply. Married couples often start housekeeping with 20 to 40 years of linen. Laundry workers are paid fifty cents daily with meals and wine, and a six month washing may take five days’ work.
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Washington
Switzerland
Philip Holland
Basel
Holland
United States
Mexican bandits seize American metals official in Durango
In Durango state Mexican bandits captured Harry Hogart, superintendent of the American Metals Company's smelter, and hold him for ransom. Joseph Askew, cotton plantation superintendent seized February 2, was released and arrived safely at Parral. The company informed the brass department of the incident.
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Washington
Medican
Harry Hogart
American Metals Company
Smeladtr
Durango State
Brafte Department
Joseph Askew
Parral
Wrangel Cured by American Doctors in South Russia
Baron Wrangel, new commander of Denekin's South Russian Volunteer armies, owed his life to American doctors at the Ekaterinodar Red Cross hospital after six months of typhoid fever. His recovery followed a stubborn illness that threatened his life before he began to improve and approach convalescence.
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Wraungels
Ekaterinodar
Red Cross
Cdis
Troops Sent to Montesano After Armistice Day Attack
A carload of eighty soldiers left Camp Lewis for Montesano this morning at the request of the prosecutor in a case involving an armistice day attack on American Legion members at Centriala. They will guard Montesano against possible attacks.
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Montesano
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Flowers Fresh Cut Bedding Plants Sale Notice
Fresh cut flowers and bedding plants advertised for sale on the 26th. Includes varieties likely available at local market or shop.
Census Bureau workers aim for perfect 100 percent count
Washington Feb 25. About 90,000 Census Bureau workers near completion of the 14th deputation count. Director Sam L. Rogers says the census will answer roughly 1.1 billion questions with less than one percent error. He notes factors causing error include unknown ages and people avoiding enumeration. Rogers plans early release of city returns and estimates three to five volumes of data, with advisory input from business and statistics experts.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Sam Lb. Rogirs
Oma
U. S
Rogers
Busiessmen
Tinrest
Bloomington
Ind
Winchester
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Parkersburg
W. Va
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Roswell Welcomes New Community Nurse Misa Erickson
A Red Cross trained nurse from New York, Miss Misa Erickson, with war service honors, is secured for Roswell and will arrive soon. She comes under the state public health board. The local nurse board is chaired by Carl M. Binhart, with BE Cahoon and Mrs Tom Mason Fort. Finance committee is Dan H. Wilmot chair, Willard Prager, Clark Dilley.
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Roswell
Misa Erickson
Red Cross
New York
Miss Erickson
Poison Gas in Next War
A French chemist warns that future wars would be highly scientific with advanced chemistry in explosives and asphyxiants. He recalls April 22, 1915, as the gas war’s tragic start, notes France’s reliance on chemists in 1914-18, and urges preparedness to prevent another dreadful conflict.
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Aud
France
Murder at Huntington Hall School for Girls in Los Angeles
Miss Florence Housel, proprietor of Huntington Hall school for girls in Los Angeles, was murdered in her bed by an assassin who tried to burn the building to cover the crime. Thirty-one girl residents were endangered as the fire was extinguished by her aged father. Suspicion falls on H W Brown, who then killed himself. Brown had served as a houseman at the school.
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Los Angeles
Florence Housel
Huntington Hall School For
H.W. Brown
Brown
Malone Buys Business Block In Roswell
Ernest Malone of Malone Hardware Co has bought the Gaullieur block, former property of Madam Sophie Gaullieur of Switzerland. He will take over March 1 and remodel the lower business rooms and second floor offices. Also, Hugh M. Huff purchased the Costa building housing his jewelry store and The Model clothing shop, price not disclosed.
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Ernest Malone
Malone Hardware Co
Gaullieur
Sophie Gaullieur
Switzerland
Charles M. de Bremond
Malone
Roswell
Hugh M. Huff
Costa
E. J. Williams
Banquet of First M E Church Men’s Bible Class
The Men’s Bible Class of the First M E Church plans its annual banquet in Parisi Hall Friday evening. The Aid Society will provide the feast as usual. Former pastor Dr C Anderson of Alva Oklahoma will speak, joined by Dr Alonzo Brigat district superintendent of English M E churches. Dr Brights, famed as a top NM Methodist speaker, will also address. Music and oratory are promised beside a large spread of food.
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M. E.church
Parisi Hall
Aid Society
Henry van Valkenburgh
C. Anderson
M.E. Church of
Alva
Okla
Alonzo
Albuquerque
Brights
New Mexico
Brent
Bainbridge Colby Named Secretary of State by Wilson
President Wilson appointed Bainbridge Colby as Secretary of State, a surprise after Lansing’s resignation. Colby, a New York lawyer born in 1869, has ties to the Progressive and Bull Moose movements and backed Wilson in 1916. Senate confirmation is expected to provoke a fierce fight.
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Washington
Bain- Colby
Wilson
Lansing
Colby
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
St. Louis
Progressive’ Party
Senate
Shipping Board
Hughes
Slang and idioms judged on future English norms
In Madison Prof H Glicksman argues slang shifts shape language toward serious form warning against vulgarity and slovenliness He notes mob from 200 years ago and supports pull over push while pep and snappy endure Lloyd George mocks Churchill hat in London headlines describe top hats as derby topper or priest’s lid and an inquest at Southwark reports a 51 ounce brain of ten year old girl with major weight for age in London Rome and Severino recount suicides and rejections involving elderly inmates.
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Madison, Wis
H. Glicksman
English Department
University of Wisconsin
Glicksman
Spectator
Addison
Lloyd George
Churchill
Southend Introduces Twice Nightly Services
London report notes Rev B N Gowing instituting twice nightly services at Southend. A seven o'clock congregation arrives as the 5 30 service continues, reflecting active faith engagement and evolving worship schedules.
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London
Eng
Southend
B.N. Gowing
One Case of Flu Reported in City
City physician W C Buchly reports one new flu case in the last 24 hours, involving Alene Ballard, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Ballard.
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W. C. Buchly
Alene Ballard
Bob Ballard
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