Majority of Democrats Vote Against the Act in House
The House approved the conference report on the Esch Cummins railroad bill by 249 to 150 after four hours of debate. The vote split saw 204 Republicans and 45 Democrats for the measure, with 125 Democrats, 23 Republicans, one independent and one prohibitionist opposing. House leaders warned that failure could place half the nation’s railroads under receivership within three months.
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Argentine Steamship Strike Halts Coast and River Plate Ports
The Associated Press reports a crippling strike by steamship crews in Buenos Aires paralyzing ports along the coast and River Plate. Perishable cargoes spoil while warehouses fill. shippers call for government intervention as companies demand action to end the stoppage.
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Wilson Delays Adriatic Note to Allies
President Wilson delayed sending his Adriatic settlement note to entente premiers, opting to cable early next week. Publication of the text is debated among foreign offices with objections from at least one participant. Italy faces labor unrest and fears new war as demobilization proceeds slowly and workers lack jobs.
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Presentation address to honor war mothers and fallen soldiers
Twin Falls prepares a Memorial Day gathering at the high school auditorium to honor men who sacrificed in war. Attendees include Twin Falls post American Legion members, war mothers, and local dignitaries. Rev W A Moore will deliver the keynote address as certificates are presented and selections are performed by the Legion orchestra and quartet.
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FreddJR to Speak Tor Wood In South Dakota
Freddy Jr and six other Republican national figures plan a March tour in South Dakota to back Harvard Wood's presidential bid. The group includes former governors Dalipene Beveridge Indiana Henry Allen and Stubbs Kansas and Hadley Missouri, aiming to bolster the campaign.
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Ruler in Constantinople Opposed to Leaving Turk
A letter from Episcopal clergymen of Massachusetts urges Acting Secretary Polk to push for ending Turkish rule in Europe. They say it is immoral and dangerous to allow sultan authority in Constantinople over Christian peoples and demand justice for eastern Christians martyred by Turkish power.
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Suffrage Demonstration In Tokyo Falls Short
A planned universal suffrage demonstration in Tokyo on February 11 failed to meet expectations. Organizers had hoped for 100000 participants to influence pending legislation, but attendance was less than a quarter of that target, marking the event as a disappointment.
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Shipping Board recommends awards for wartime vessel gifts
The Shipping Board proposes awards totaling 81 722 888 for ships requisitioned while under construction in American yards during the war. Funds would go to the Barber Steamship for two vessels, Brooks Scanlon for one ship, Luckenback Steamship for four ships, and Ocean Steamship for two ships. Onega, a Barber claim, was sunk by an enemy submarine while under government renewal.
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House backs amendment to regulate labor favors
Boston Feb 21 The house of representatives adopted resolutions urging a constitutional amendment to grant Congress power to regulate labor favors. The vote stood 124 to 3 with strong support from lawmakers.
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Gold withdrawn for shipment to Argentines
Associated Press reports in New York on February 21 that $14,200,000 in gold has been drawn from the sub-treasury this week for shipment to Argentina. The action reflects ongoing international gold movements and financial dealings during the period.
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Robertson Named as Vice Chairman in Idaho Democrats
Thomas M. Robertson of Twin Falls accepts the vice chairmanship of the Idaho Democratic state committee. He will lead party organization efforts from headquarters in Twin Falls, with a focus on South Idaho. Robertson, longtime Idaho political figure, agreed after county Democrats urged him, citing his service as Jefferson Club president.
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Lincoln Nebs Governor seeks to block liquor licenses
Governor Samuel McKee writes Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper asking him not to issue federal permits allowing druggists to sell intoxicating liquor by doctors prescription. The move echoes a prior state appeal and argues such permits would violate Nebraska law.
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Murgua Not Opposing the Careranzas Report Shows
Reports from the United States alleging Gen. Francisco Murguia opposes the Careranzas proved unfounded on his arrival in Mexico City for a conference with President Carranza. He commands Coahuila Nuevo Leon and San Luis Potosi and may become secretary of war.
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Negro lawyer chosen as uninstructed delegate to convention
Shreveport Louisiana February 21 Charles M Roberson a Black lawyer of Shreveport has been chosen as an uninstructed delegate to the national Republican convention to be held in Chicago on June 8.
Accessory dealers push for space at Magekt Tarage show
The Chronicle reports strong demand from accessory dealers for display space as work advances on the Magekt Tarage building for the Big Auto Show. Third floor concrete soon, ground floor displays planned for accessibility, with inquiries from surrounding towns and communities. The event aims to outshine rival shows, with dealers promising attractive conceptions and convenient facilities for attendees.
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