Governor Message Prompts Debate In Legislature
The governor's address dominates morning sessions as both houses work through long debates. Legislation includes charity board funding and highway improvement measures, with members from labor mining and education committees introducing bills and resolutions.
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German Prisoners Deployed for Reconstruction in France
Cabinet approves use of German prisoners of war for reconstruction in devastated French regions. Authorities say 200,000 prisoners may be employed to aid rebuilding efforts under strict supervision and wage rules as postwar recovery advances.
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England Builds Advanced Submarines in Secret Plans
The article describes British construction of new classes of submarines with enhanced surface performance and underwater speed. It notes arrangements to power and equip the vessels, including battery and charging systems, and mentions hypothetical capabilities against enemy ships and torpedo threats.
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Food relief plan to aid distressed European countries
The supreme council of supply and relief and the Treasury are examining a $340 million plan to fund feeding programs for Allied liberated nations from Helgeum to Armenia through the coming summer. Hoover and the international relief system propose commissions to oversee aid, with U.S. payments exceeding $166 million and careful coordination with the War Department for port deliveries. A Tuesday session of the supreme war council and relief groups focused on solving funding and distribution hurdles.
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German Bolshevik Crackdown and Polish Crisis Highlight Paris Talks
Reports from Berlin and Paris describe post riot crackdowns in Moabit Berlin and rising tensions over Poland. News notes military movements, police actions, and competing Polish leadership claims affecting the peace conference agenda.
World War Peace Delegates Resume Sessions in Paris
The supreme council of the peace congress resumes at 4:30 PM Paris time with key leaders present including France's Clemenceau and Pichon, the United States' Wilson and Lansing, Great Britain's Lloyd George and Balfour, Italy's Sonnino, and Japan's Viscount Chinda and Baron Matsui.
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New Grand Duchess Charlotte Takes Oath in Luxembourg
The Luxembourg government notified France of the succession after Grand Duchess Marie Adelaide abdicated. Princess Charlotte, eldest of five sisters, took the oath as grand duchess the day before the Chamber of Deputies approved her succession. She was born January 23, 1886.
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Prohibition Vote Climb Near Three Quarters for Constitution
Reports from Chicago and Washington recount state legislatures racing to reach the 75 percent threshold to read prohibition into the U.S. Constitution. Colorado Iowa Oregon and New Hampshire ratified today while 34 states have already done so.
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Actor Sheily Hul Dies in New York City
J Hall aged 34 and native of Kentucky died at his home in New York City last night after influenza and ammonia related illness. Hall gained popularity two years ago after appearing in The Cinderella Man.
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Citizen Adds Comic Section to Saturday Edition
The Citizen announces a regular comic section starting Saturday in its big Saturday edition. International News Co comics Shenanigan Kids and Bringing Up Father will appear weekly, giving readers access to popular features without buying Sunday papers. This marks the paper’s third major announcement this year.
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Molasses Explosion Kills 10 at Boston
An explosion of a molasses storage tank near Cutts Wharf on Commercial Street Boston killed at least ten people. The blast toppled supports of the Atlantic Avenue elevated railway damaged buildings and overturned trucks. Firemen were injured and several residents were pulled from ruins as hospitals treated thirty five victims.
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Colonel House Improves. Expecting Early Recovery
A Paris cablegram to the safe department reports Col. FE M. House in much better condition today and says he expects to be up and about in a few days.
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Revolution forces abdication of Luxemburg Grand Duchess
Geneva reports detail the assault on the Luxemburg palace by revolutionists who demanded Marie abdicate. She refused claiming Parliament had not requested it and was given 24 hours to leave the capital with only personal effects. She boarded to a nearby chateau as anti German sentiment grows.
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Luxemburg Republic to Send Delegates to Paris
Luxemburg faction that proclaimed a republic decides to send an official delegation to Paris. Paris dispatch reports the move as part of early diplomatic actions following the proclamation of the republic.
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Bolsheviki Guerrilla Atrocities Mark Lithuanian Push
Reports from Warsaw describe Bolshevik guerilla raids in Lithuania as they push toward the Polish capital. Land owner Michalsky and his French wife were tortured and robbed after a 20 man band raided their Baranovichi area home. They beat them, demanded money, and extorted 15 000 rubles before looting the house. The attackers warned of further overrun of Europe as they fled, leaving the couple injured and their property seized.
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New Armistice Terms Reported for Germany
London reports unofficial terms to be presented by Marshal Foch include retribution for Allied prisoners deaths and mistreatment, seizure of German assets and machinery, moving gold reserves to safety, surrender of other property, control of shipping to aid food relief, and destruction or disposal of U boats.
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