Irish self determination vow marks Senate ratification split
The Senate, amid a day-long debate, approved a Gerry reservation endorsing self government for Ireland as part of the peace treaty ratification process. The 88 to 56 vote in committee followed by 45 to 38 on a second vote stalled by Republicans and supported by many Democrats, with doubts about achieving the two thirds needed.
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Radio news service urged to aid U S in world reporting
Washington March 18 Walter Ss Rogers told the house merchant marine committee that four or five great nations subsidize news agencies to push their policies abroad He urged bills to let the navy use radio to transmit press matter and commercial messages Rogers warned the United States is a babe in the woods in communications and being played for a sucker every day He noted cheaper routes to Shanghai than across the Pacific and urged Pacific rates to be lowered to reach the Orient France has direct wires to China and sends French news All American news passes foreign lines under censorship restrictions Rogers stressed the value of news exchange in building U S prestige and friendly relations Emil Scholz of an American newspaper said his paper could not get direct news from the United States unless Pacific radio rates were reduced.
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Regular Republican Leads Non-Partisan in Fargo Returns
Fargo North Dakota March 18 returns from last Tuesday's primaries show Gunder Olson the Regular Republican candidate for party committeeman with 8 200 votes, Olson with 4 477 in 289 precincts across 17 counties. Blizzard delays returns.
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Palmer asks funds for bureau of investigation and prohibition
The Associated Press report from Washington states Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for 2.5 million dollars for the bureau of investigation 300 thousand for the enforcement of prohibition and 600 thousand for the employment of special attorneys in a March request.
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Sims Faults Not Yet Linked to Remedies in War Report
Washington March 18 Rear Admiral Sims told the Senate investigating committee that responsibility for the conditions prompting his charges against the navy department can be determined only after a full inquiry. He would not offer well founded remedies until it is known whether errors stemmed from organization or personnel. The cross examination of Sims continued as Captain Horace Lanning was called to testify after Sims concluded his testimony.
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Newberry Gave a Gwen to the Jury in Michigan Trial
Twelve jurors at Grand Rapids were told to reconvene after a long federal trial of Senator Truman H. Newberry and 84 Michigan political leaders charged with conspiracy to violate state and federal election laws. Judge Sessions outlined possible verdicts as jurors deliberated whether unlawful funds and an extensive campaign organization violated the corrupt practices act.
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United States
Bolshevik Plan Tied to Alaska Uprising Aims
Paris dispatch reports a Bolshevik radio message tied to the Berlin coup and propaganda efforts in Alaska. It claims Alaska’s population seeks separation from the United States and the formation of a Soviet government.
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Nash Tailors to Divide Net Profits with Employees
Arthur Nash, president of the A Nash company in Cincinnati, announced to about 400 workers that profits will be shared with employees starting immediately. After seven percent on investment and standard union wages, the net profits will be split between the company and the workers.
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Engineer Killed in Mail Train Collision at Thxarkana
An engineer was killed and two other trainmen injured when a mail and freight train collided in Thxarkana on March 18. A passenger car was also involved in the wreck. The crash occurred late tonight and authorities began investigations.
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Owens outlines the planes of platform
Washington March 18 Senator Robert K Owen Oklahoma a candidate for the democratic presidential nomination spoke before the National Stress club tonight outlining his post in the campaign in a political profession of faith He called for passage of the treaty and the establishment of labor and capital rights while supporting popular government and economic reform He emphasized conservation of natural resources, curbing monopolies to reduce living costs and paying national debt, advocating efficiency in government and economy.
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Dutch Criticize Government for Favoring Kaiser in Parliament
In The Hague March 18 the Dutch press reports lawmakers condemning the government for leniency toward the former German emperor. Premier announces a decree restricting Count Hohenzollern’s movements and pledge to avoid politics. Deputies call for stronger measures and question how long the Hohenzollerns may remain in Holland.
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Rhode Island Delegates to GOP Convention Unpledged
Rhode Island will send ten delegates to the Republican national convention in Chicago on June 6 without pledges or instructions. Governor TR Livingston Beeckman will head the delegation, eight members were chosen today, three from the Leonard Wood club of Rhode Island. Delegates to be formally elected at the April 5 convention.
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Rhode Island
Desperate Jail Break Attempts At Fort Wayne Fort
Detroit March 18 One man was shot and several others injured as aliens held for deportation hearings attempted to overpower guards at Fort Wayne army post. Military reinforcements restored order. Russian Thomas Zuza was hospitalized with a bullet in his leg. Four hundred prisoners remain in custody at the fort.
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Detroit
Fort Wayne
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Grain standards blamed for spring wheat losses
A Washington report says existing federal grain standards over three years have cost spring wheat growers about sixty million dollars. H N Owen of Minneapolis, with a northwest delegation, urges modification of the rules. Secretary Meredith will receive them tomorrow, Owen said, noting that if recommendations are granted they will satisfy spring wheat growers.
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Allotment draw draws auto show spaces at Magel garage
The Chronicle Auto Show allotment drew heavy interest as second floor spaces filled quickly and many ground floor spots disappeared. Local dealers dominated the selections with George Easley of Western Auto securing front space, Browning displaying three areas, and Barrett Auto and others arranging prominent showcases.
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