Italy Premier Demands Revision of Peace Treaty
Paris report says Premier Nitti formally requests the council of premiers to revise the peace terms with Hungary. He urges including 3,000,000 Hungarians now in Serbia, Romania and Slovakia in the new Hungarian nation. Meetings set for San Remo and Rome with the league conference.
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Paris
Nitti
Italy
Council of Premiere
Hungary
Pertinax
Bicho de Paris
Serbia
Rumania
Slovakia
San Remo
Riviera
League of Mations International Financial Conference
Rome
London
Marshal Foch
Turkey
Bosphorus
Dartanelles
Sea
Stephen Lausanne
France
Constantinople
Laveanne
United Jow
Bos
Wilson
Senate
Escape Injuries in Auto Smashup
SAN FRANCISCO March SAN r Salter of Spokane was discharged from Mission emergency hospital today. The automobile he was in with Mrs Salter and Mrs J M Corecoran was wrecked as the train was traveling rapidly. Salter was bruised and the other two were only slightly injured.
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San Francisco
March
Jr. Salter
Spokane
Mission Emergency Hospital
Salter
J. M. Corecoran
Slichtir
Minimum wage conference hears wage proposals
The conference debated a $25 weekly wage with labor demanding $75 while employers push for $16. The current minimum for women is $12.20 and any conference decision goes to the industrial welfare commission for approval or rejection. Employers seek a seven day week for women in restaurants and hotels, opposed by William Short and other leaders.
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Industrial Welfare Commission
William Short
State Federation of Labor
Concealed Dope In Toy Bank Found On Goon How
Police arrested a Chinaman after a toy bank on Goon How M4 was broken. The tank revealed narcotics hidden inside. Wednesday morning actions followed the discovery and arrest.
City Health Chief Seeks 3000 More to Combat Influenza
Dr. H. M. Read city health commissioner announces an extra 3000 needed to fight the influenza outbreak. He notes 4000 cases reported and about 300 deaths have occurred, with 2909 likely enough to finish the epidemic. London report adds a separate note on a sold garment refund.
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H. M. Read
Read
Health Department
Leaders oppose soldier aid bills despite bonds concern
Washington reports that House leaders from both parties plan to oppose soldier aid legislation including bonuses and loans despite demands from veterans groups. They warn issuing new bonds could devastate Liberty bond values, reducing market value and forcing high interest rates.
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Washington
Madden
Minos
Bom
Enti Ca
Improvements urged for paving Western Ave street railway
Charles Ed Case, superintendent of streets, asked the city council for immediate paving of the Western Ave street railway right of way from University 1 to Stewart St. He reported planking between tracks is badly worn and in constant need of repairs and urged bulkheading and filling from Firet Ave to Post St and between Western Ave and Railroad Ave along the coast wide of Post St. The trestle between First Ave and Railroad is in a delapidated condition.
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Western Ave
University #1
Stewart St
Charles Ed. Case
Case
University St
Firet Ave
Post St
Weetern Ave
Railroad Ave
Cars Piled in Detroit Yards Tied by Freight Car Shortage
Detroit March reports hundreds of new autos stacked in manufacturer yards due to lack of freight cars and storage space. Factories deny plant shutdowns amid unfilled orders and hopes for an early spring to clear the backlog.
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Detroit
Aviator Drowns in Potomac After Parachute Jump
Wire briefs from multiple cities report civilian aviator C. J. Wiilin drowned in the Potomac after a parachute leap. Other items note sleeping sickness cases in Myrtle Point, a $1,700 opal necklace recovered for Miss Elva Mackay, a bumper clam crop forecast for Aberdeen, and a Leyland liner wreck salvage of three bodies.
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Washington—C
J. Wiilin
Potomacc
North Hent
Ore
John Lewellyn
Myrtle Point
Spokanfe
Elva Mackay
Aberdeen
Pearl Necklace Heist Foiled After Bonded Warehouse Break-In
In New York on March 4 robbers cut through steel, snapped six government locks and eight more, entering a government bonded warehouse. They found the pearl necklace valued at $500,000 but failed to secure it.
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New York
Rome
Phoenix
Seattle
BON Marche
Cat Found Sleeping in Furnace Sparks Fine for Manager
In New York a janitor reported the apartments were piping hot. Inspector Joseph Hardart found a cat asleep in the furnace fire box and fined the owner. Leon Kientz, proprietor of the Lincoln cafe, died in Columbus and is survived by his wife Carrie.
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New York
Santary
Joseph Hardart
Leon Kientz
Lincoln Cafe
Columbus
Carrie Kientz
4Th Ave
Kientz
Alsace Lorraine
The
Elka
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Tacoma
College of Puget Sound
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Tan
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