Dutch note on justice for ex emperor and European safety
The Allied note urges The Netherlands to surrender William II or otherwise prevent his presence near Germany. It states the crime burden and war costs justify pursuit of justice, warns against detachment, and calls for precautionary measures to curb his dangerous influence.
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Netherlands
Gover ‘Nment
Holland
William II
High Seas
League of Nations
William of
Germany
American Myth Passes and Chili Con Carne Debate
In Mexico City a traveler notes that chili con carne is not native to Mexican cuisine. He recalls seeking authentic dishes across China and Hawaii and concludes American notions of chili with meat and beans are a misperception. The soupy ground meat and bean mixture described as unknown here contrasts with the common American view of the dish.
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Mexico City
China
Hawaiian Islands
Mexico
Republic
Wilson Seeks Joint Commission on Railway Wage Disputes
President Wilson proposes a government backed joint commission to hear wage demands of railroad workers and asks railroad executives to send a committee for conference. A date wasn't set as Hines plans to complete talks before union committee meets next Monday to review the president’s settlement plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
T. Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railroad Executives
Hines
Denver Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Denver Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Rodgers of 1976 South York Street celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. He recalls their first year’s home expenses at 40 dollars while farming. Rodgers, aged 88, has supervised a Sunday school for 51 years and remains active in real estate six days weekly. The couple wed in Ross County, Ohio.
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Denver
Colo
J. H Rodgers
South York Street
Rodgers
Ross County
Ohio
Los Angeles Waiters Strike Sparks Lunch Rush
Associated Press report from Los Angeles notes widespread waiters striking at 850 restaurants and lounges, causing long lines as workers protested in solidarity during February. The action disrupted service across numerous venues, drawing citywide attention to labor conditions.
Radicalism claim ties 500 insiders to industry control
New York February 16. John W. Sullivan, former War Labor Board member, told a National Civic Federation audience that an interlocking directorate of not more than 500 persons behind radical organizations seeks to win control of American industry and overthrow the current government. The address was given at a meeting presided over by the federation’s leaders.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Sullivan
War Labor Board
National
Presi
Women voters to vote on presidential candidates in North Dakota
North Dakota electors will express their opinion on qualified women voters. The legislation upholds ideals of equal participation in the electoral process, signaling a push to include women in presidential voting within the state.
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Bismarckl N. ‘di
North
Dakota
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