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NEXT MOVE IN TREATY FIGHT WITH WILSON
The piece discusses milk shortages in New York and urges producers to hold production, aiming to keep prices high. It outlines Wilson era treaty actions, Senate maneuvers, and three possible paths for President Wilson regarding the peace treaty.
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Wilson
Denouich Attempts To Overthrow Soviet Rulers
A March 20 report from Christiania notes a resolution adopted by the International body condemns attempts by interregional capitalism to topple the Russian government. The AP summarizes the contended move as an effort to destabilize Soviet leadership.
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Denouich
Associated Press
Christiania
Tnternia
International labor congress resolves to overthrow capitalism
A proclamation from the congress asks the world labor movement to advance its mission through international proletarian agitation. The piece notes the call for economical and political means and references ongoing questions about TP's Senate status pending advice from fellow senators and potential court rulings.
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Tional Transport Workers
International Bureau
Congress
World Labor Movement
Michigan Senator Given the Limit in Verdict Context
The article details sentences against multiple figures in a Michigan case. Floyd received a lighter penalty than others who were sentenced to prison or fines. Prosecutor Frank Dailey moved to dismiss 10 of 185 indicted respondents who pleaded no contest. Dismissal for Dinner s. White was not granted due to illness. James Dailey, a Muskegon contractor, avoided service. Ninety days were granted for appeals. Senator Newberry vowed to continue representing his constituents in the U.S. Senate and defended the record, arguing the case exposed fraud and bribery and that the law is not fully understood. He signaled potential further action after consulting with senatorial colleagues.
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Floyd
Frank €. Dttley
Indianapolis
Dinners
White
Traverse City
United States Senate
Ford silent on Newberry case and recount
Detroit March 20 Henry Ford declined to discuss the conviction of Senator Newberry and his associates and said he had nothing to say about the Newberry case or the forthcoming recount of ballots cast in the election.
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Ford
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Senator Newberry
Newberry
Farmer Still Missing Scouts Aid in Search
Sheridls officials mobilized nine Boy Scouts to scour Rock Creek near the home of Fred Beerberg, who vanished from his residence Tuesday. Volunteers combed yards and canyons in the vicinity but found no trace of the missing man, though officers commended the scouts for their efforts.
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Sheridls
Iseebuep
Yesberday
Rock Creek
Anyon
Fred Beeeergluse
Caererzluse
Canyon robberies and missing valuables spark riverbank fears
Reports say a man visiting a canyon daily may have fallen while descending the 600 foot cliff. Bank officials estimate thieves took Liberty and jewels valued at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars after torching a vault door. Census data released shows St Paul population at 234 595 in 1920, up 9.2 percent since 1910. Albany 148 344, up 13.1 percent.
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ST. Paul
Associated ‘Press. Co
Washington
Minn
Albany
N. Y
Filer Citizens Vote 60000 School Bond Approval
Eller March 20 Citizens approve the school bond for additional housing facilities by voting 12 for 8 against. The tally gives the issue a margin of 10 votes, with 119 votes needed for confirmation. Interest centered on partly larger spending rather than opposition to expanding the system.
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ELLER
Filer
pl#&s
Honard
Robbers Grab $50,000 in Liberty Bonds
Robbers entered the safe deposit vault of the First National Bank of Crow's Landing near Modesto California early today and seized Liberty bonds totaling about 50000 dollars. Police pursued leads as investigators described the heist as carefully planned.
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Associated Press
Modesto
Cal
First National Bank of
Crow's Landing
Here
Rub Backache Away From Old Time Remedy
An ad touts a topical concoction for backache relief with bold claims. It promises fast ease from soreness through rubbing in and suggests a long history of use. The fragmentary text underscores purported effectiveness and consumer temptation with limited cautions.
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