Wilson Urges Bi Partisan Rail Wage Board Action
Washington March 2 definite steps toward settling the railroad wage controversy were taken as railroad workers and government and railroad representatives agreed to test the new transportation act with arbitration provisions. President Wilson urged action to avoid further delays, directing wage negotiations through Director General Hines.
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Service Man Victor In Seattle Race
A bitter mayoral campaign in Seattle centered on charges against Service Man Victor. The Associated Press reports a disciplinary February battle shaping the race and influencing voters.
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Jugo-Slav Reply Presses Adherence to December 9 Accord
Washington reports the Jugo-Slav government reiterates strict adherence to the December 9 agreement with the United States France and Britain on the Adriatic question. The note protests Wilson's January 19 memorandum and argues against ceding Dalmatian coast areas and extracting Zara from Dalmatia. It calls for continuing the 1913 London conference autonomous local governance and seeks a settlement of Austro-Hungarian war and commercial fleets within the Adriatic issue.
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Neutral Nations to Enter League
Washington reports the formal notifications of accession from five neutral nations to the League of Nations. Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Persia, and another nation affirm unreserved adherence, with vows to send delegates to the first assembly and support covenant amendments as needed.
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Geddes to be first British ambassador to United States
Sir Auckland Geddes will become the first British ambassador to the United States with vast knowledge of trade affairs and a belief in their importance to postwar relations. He aims to minimize friction between Britain and the U S by mutual goodwill, noting rivalry but urging understanding between the two great trading powers.
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Seven Lives Lost In Bohemian Break Up
The Associated Press reports a ship breakup near Halifax on March 2. Salvage crews recovered the cargo from the Leyland and identified two bodies: an assistant steward and a crewman from Liverpool, with four other crew members yet to be found.
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Witnesses Held For Perjury In Armistice Day Killing Case
In Montesano Washington Guy Bray a 16 year old boy and Jay Cook were released on bonds of 500 each after being held for perjury for testimony given today at the Armistice day murder trial. They were called by the defense to establish an overt act by Warren Grimm in the I W W hall attack. The defense contends Grimm participated in the Centralia attack preceding the killings. The court sustained objections to related testimony but will hear arguments tomorrow. Bray allegedly swore falsely about Frank Van Gelder near the IWW hall when the firing began. Cook gave conflicting testimony on when the parade halted before the shooting. The defense attorney and the sheriff sparred after the arrests.
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Petition Filed With Illinois Secretary of State
A petition was filed today in the office of the Illinois Secretary of State. The document appears to concern a legal action or initiative, though details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Trial marriage ends in soldier's conviction
In Phoenix on March 2 Henry O'Brien a former British soldier was found guilty in federal court of bringing Vera Mort to the United States for immoral purposes. The jury urged leniency and sentencing was set for the next day. Mort testified she met O'Brien in London and agreed to a six month trial marriage.
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United States
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St. Louis
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London
Professional men urged to join nationwide association
Representatives from midwestern states endorsed plans to form a nationwide organization of professionals, farmers, and unorganized groups to combat radicalism and first class legislation. A New York conference is planned March 8-9 to finalize the national body, with a resolution urging action to meet political and economic demands. Dr Loveland cited a Soviet warning of U S revolution within two years if labor organizing grows.
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Muddy Roads Cut Traffic Across Eastern Twin Falls
Highway census takers report muddy roads east of Twin Falls reduced car and vehicle travel. Last evening nearly 300 fewer passengers than the day before, with 831 counted Monday and 591 yesterday. Peak crossing occurred between 3 and 5 pm, 170 between 3 and 4 and 85 between 4 and 5.
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Famous Aviator Falls in Fire Tragedy
A famous aviator perished in a fatal fire, with reports noting the crash and ensuing burns. Authorities investigated the blaze as crowds mourned the loss of a renowned figure in aviation.
Mass aid for veterans fuels Senate debate on relief
Washington lawmakers clashed over disability and back pay measures for veterans as the Senate committee heard testimony from figures linked to the American Legion. National commander d Olive urged broad relief while opponents warned against overextended promises. questions centered on how relief would be funded and who would qualify, with witnesses scheduled to testify over the follow months.
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