Wilson signals cautious stance on Adriatic settlement
President Wilson expresses cautious satisfaction with allied ideas for an equitable settlement but raises reservations about Yugoslavia and Italy. He refuses withdrawal of the December memorandum and opposes evaluating the London terms unless the United States finds them intrinsically just and conducive to peace and order in southeastern Europe. He supports mutual settlement between Italians and Yugoslavs if feasible.
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France
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Tonda
United States
Cource
Anildal Coal Shortage Sparks City Action Amidst War Debates
Amid a worsening coal shortage in the city, residents report no improvement in supply. Citizens appeal for aid while officials investigate theft concerns as rail shipments and factory needs strain resources. Separate international notes discuss Albania and Adriatic settlement proposals linked to President Wilson's policies.
Sheik Seeks Lost Turkish Heiress in New York
In York on March 8 the tale with roots in Constantinople unfolds as Ben Mahomet claims a sheik seeks Sari a famed Turkish heiress promised to Amir Mahomet the heir of Hedjaz who vanished from Turkey prompting a world wide hunt via France Italy Tangiers and finally New York with possible appeals to Washington if detectives fail.
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Sari
Amiria
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England
France
Italy
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New World
Halifax
Washington
Senk
Creative impulse as motive power in production urged
At an Open Forum in the high school auditorium, Lector Harry Ward of Union Theological Seminary argued that true production should be driven by creative impulse in people. He warned that profit first systems lower standards and that efficient labor requires fair motivation, not fear of starvation.
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Harry Ward
Union Theological Seminary
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Second Congregational
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Washington
Sheriff's raid nets whisky still north of city
Sheriff Backis and deputies Cole Zarnke Southayn and Tuas captured Molnar Ines after raiding a still believed to manufacturer moonshine. About twenty five gallons of mash and the equipment were seized and destroyed. The whisky was to be turned over to federal authorities.
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Samuel V. Pryce Funeral Held Sunday
Funeral services for Samuel V. Pryce were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at Wilkins Hurst parlors. Pryce died Friday at his son's home 240 East English Street. His wife was in the hospital and could not attend. Survived by wife and son Samuel Pryce Jr. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Tim
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City Purchases Dump Truck From Dunn Agency
Service Director Beckco says Saturday purchased a 112 ton Stewart truck with a hand jump body from the Dunn Motor Sale. It will replace the old Ford truck that has been seen in service for many years and will be delivered within a few days.
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Rabid Dog Euthanized Near Furnaca Riverfront
Police were called Saturday to kill another rabid dog belonging to Judd Monroe. The animal was found hanging over the west side of the river near Furnaca. This marks the first dog showing disease symptoms in over two weeks and a sharp lookout is being kept for others.
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Note on Fiume Crisis Reveals US Stance and Seeable Frontiers
The document outlines President Wilson's position on the Fiume dispute, detailing aims to abandon the free state concept and favor a joint Franco Anglo American approach. It notes the desire to avoid secret treaties, the willingness to defer to Italy and Jugoslav states, and the call for a mutual agreement between Italy and Jugoslavia.
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Iovate Position On Lodge Reservation Stances Likely Today
Washington March White House announced the president will state his position on the Lodge Reservation in a letter to Senator Itchecca of Nebraska. The document outlines his attitude and other recriminations as administration officials say he could not accept the Lodge creation.
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Mexican bandits attack train near Perege
Reports say Villa led an attack on a north Texas passenger train 16 miles south of Perege. In the clash between Villa faction and Mexican federal guards 1 guard and 1 bandit were killed and 30 defendants were wounded or driven off.
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Soviet Russia Attacks Poles and Finns Reported
Reports from the Associated Press describe Soviet forces engaging Polish and Finnish troops. The dispatch notes fighting on multiple fronts with casualties and ongoing military activity in the eastern theater.
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Transient Arrests For Flourishing Gun Incident At Clinic
A man named Johnson is detained after a doctor’s office incident in Cleveland. He allegedly pointed a revolver at Dr. Smith, and a gun was found behind a door. Police report intoxication and a scuffle during the encounter.
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Supreme Court Hears DA AGT Battle on Prohibition
The Supreme Court debated the constitutionality of the prohibition enforcement act and the federal role in making states dry. Rhode Island led the challenge with New Jersey potentially joining, while Anti Saloon League counsel sought to file a brief endorsing the act.
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Colored check forgery reported at Farm equipment firm
A colored check forger cashed a $21 check on Saturday at the Farm Equipment Co. The loss was detected by the bank, which notified the company that the check was invalid. Police have a good description of the suspect.
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National Peacet and Copper Co
Supreme Court Rules Stock Dividends Not Taxable Income
The Supreme Court declares provisions of the 1916 income tax unconstitutional by ruling that stock dividends declared after March 1 cannot be taxed as income. Justices Pitney, Hermes, Day, Clark, and Brandeis participate in related opinions. The decision challenges government taxation of such dividends, affecting potential revenue.
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