Wilsons reply to Adriatic note delays decision
The Associated Press reports President Wilson’s reply to the French and British premiers on the Adriatic dispute was dispatched to Europe. Proposals urged U S participation in seeking a settlement through Italy and Jugo Slavia with no compulsory compensation. The text was drawn from Wilson’s prior stance that the United States would not oppose any mutually agreeable frontier terms.
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Associated. Press
Washington
Wilson
Adriatic
Europe
United States
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Yugo-Slavia
Tondon
Great Britain
France
London
Supreme ‘Council
San Remo
Treaty fate in hands of President Wilson
The senate vote stood 41 to 22 with six Democrats joining the majority. A Hitchcock substitution failed as Republicans and reservation Democrats opposed it or the treaty itself, leaving the fate of the treaty tied to presidential action and government consent on trade with Germany.
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Wilson
United States
Germany
Reid seeks injunction to restrain Milliken over funds
Augusta Maine March 5 A bill in equity filed in the supreme judiciary court asks for an injunction to stop Governor Milliken from using state money while traveling from place to place and from employing a former Justice as part of the action.
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Charles
M. Hughes
New York
Rhode‘Island
Supreme ‘Court of the United States
Milliken
Maine
Augusta
Supreme Judiciary Court
Winfield. Scott
Reid
Bangor
House of Representatives
Extension of Library Services Urged by ALA
New York report says the American Library Association will promote broader library service for industrial workers and plants to ease unrest. Plans include serving rural communities aboard ships, at lighthouses, coast guard stations, for military personnel, and expanding Braille with standard type for the blind.
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New York
United States
American Library Association
Pullman Lad Jenne Aims for Antwerp Olympic Entry
Eldon Jenne of Pullman, Pacific coast champion pole vaulter, signs to train with Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland as he seeks a place in the Antwerp Olympic Games. An undergraduate at Washington State College, he holds three honorary letters in track and baseball and earned a letter in football last fall. He won the Pacific Coast Conference pole vault title last year with a mark near 18 feet and reportedly improved since in unofficial meets.
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Pullman
Wash
Eldon Jenne
Antwerp
Belgium
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Oregon
Jenne
Washington State College
Alaska Seeks Spring Help From States Girls
Juneau officials received letters from dozens of young women in Minnesota Texas Iowa Washington Colorado and Canada asking about moving to Alaska this spring. They sought work as teachers bookkeepers clerks and secretaries with some hinting at matrimony and eligible bachelors.
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Juneau
Alaska
Je Dn Gray
Territory
Minnesota
Texas
Iowa
Washington
Colorado
Canada
Mitchell Quits Game to Become Farmer
Roy Mitchell, last year’s twirler for the Cincinnati Nationals pennant winners, has quit baseball to become a farmer. Purchased by William Rodgers of the Sacramento Club in the Pacific Coast League, Mitchell writes from Belmont Texas that he will not appear in uniform again. A 300 acre farm calls for his attention.
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Sacramento
Cal
Roy Mitchell
Mitchell
William
Bill) Rodgers
Sacramento Club
Belmont
Texas
Socialist Attorney Pleads Cause Before Assembly Panel
Albany March 5 The last word in defense of five socialist members under Assembly judiciary committee inquiry was spoken by Seymour Stedman their counsel He argued that the mass intellect of the country with all facts before it will reach the right solution He said socialists believe in American ideals and hope for seating of the five He contended the five swore to support the constitution as they understood it and violated no law by opposing the war or pledges against service The hearing adjourned to Tuesday for Elon R Brown to close for the prosecution and the committee to report the week of March 15
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Associated Press
Albany
N. J
State Assembly
Assembly
Seymour Stedman
Elon R. Brown
Stedman
Socialist Party
Challis and Devonshire Fabrics Highlight New Stock
All new stock offered with many attractive designs including 2055 27¢, Devonshire colors that wash well, 42 inch heavy hikings 78 quality, shirts waists and rompers priced from $1.00 to $2.00, with fabrics labeled 68¢ and 65¢.
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Challis
Devonshire
Presbyterians Seek To Unite Four Branches
Representatives of the Presbyterian church north and south, and the Reformed Presbyterian denomination, meet in Advant icity New Jersey to pursue unity among four branches of the Presbyterian faith.
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The
Associated Press
Advantic City
N. J
Presbyterian Church North
Presbyterian Church South
Reformed Presbyterian
Conference fails to hash out union of four North American church branches
At a closing conference a plan to unite four church branches in North America stalled as leaders failed to agree on basic principles. The discussion involved the church and the United Presbyterian church amid hopes for a consolidated denominational structure.
Raid on saloon in Racine leaves one dead and three hurt
In Racine Wisconsin a raid by federal and local officers at Barney Sekat's saloon ends with Sekat killed and his father a federal officer, plus a police officer wounded in the arm. A large quantity of liquor is seized during the operation.
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Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Shoe Retailers Face Justice Probe Over Profits
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Justice began examining profit margins of local shoe retailers with potential nationwide scope. Howard Wigg, special assistant to the attorney general, declined to reveal how far the inquiry would proceed as a price reduction campaign continues. The focal dealers’ committee will present detailed information.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Howard Wigg
Focal Deielers
Dresses At $35 Greet Public Interest
We are hearing favorable comment on our showing of dresses at 35 dollars. The event drew shoppers noting quality and value, with callers praising design and fit as they viewed the new collection.
Carriage Firms Fight Costs of Dying in British Isles
Local carriage proprietors in Blackburn plan to counter high burial charges by offering coffin supply. They say undertakers charge double the price, and have begun interment operations as a response to rising costs.
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British Isles
Blackburn
Eng
Local bakers press for two cent loaf price rise
Mr Vige said figures upon which the decision will rest are being reviewed by department officials today. Bakers from the city asked for authority to raise bread prices by two cents a loaf amid ongoing cost pressures.
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Vige
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