Exiled Emperor Extradition Talks Rise In Europe
Paris and London report allied notes pressing the surrender of former Emperor William under the Versailles treaty. Holland faces renewed pressure to reopen negotiations or intern the ex-ruler outside Europe. France's Millerand pushes for extradition amid warnings of trial by default.
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Paris
London
Holland
William
Evening Standard
Europe
Wees
Ban Nol
Ehavas
Millerand
Franca
Supreme
Aled Council
Echo de Parla
Germany
Im’ Faris
Adda
Ireland
Lloyd George
England
Petit Parisien
France
Oxtover & Ins Sear
Steamships Need Larger Bar Rooms as Shipboard Space Grows
WOLTHAMPTON Pugland Feb 19 Although the Cugard Umer Maure n a carried liquor yet empty on arrival the bar was looted by threaty packhrs from the momralake parsed outside the three-mils zone The Mauretota stewards declared Thar Increased storage room for t Ethers g necessary for futus. HITCHCOCK FON PRESIDENT. MAMA Neb Fel 4 "Nebras Ka tor ditehenek fer geoetdeat" club Sos organized tant Hight by 106 Demo 13 with John A Rime Omaha a tsident Jamen C Tmblman former aves 14 vice president corumitley 4 Sten will organzan the state AT 7 Mulien Democrathe pallana com i Mreman spoke at the meetiog
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Wolthampton
Pugland
New York
Momralake
Hitchcock Fon
Mama
Sos
John A. Rime
Omaha
Consolidation of Ticket Offices to Be Continued
Washington Feb 13 Consolidated ticket offices set up during federal operation of the railroad will be kept in most large cities as control returns to private hands. Railroad administration reports say many companies endorsed the consolidation for public convenience and cost savings, with states centralizing offices rather than scattering them. Chicago may drop the plan due to a major railroad insisting on an exclusive city space.
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Washington
Railroad
Railroad Administration
Ead
Chicago
Mexican Soldiers and Bandits Battle Reports
Mexican troops pursue bandits who recently captured American Joseph Askew at Gomez Palacio and rescue is seen as imminent. Three deserters from the American army captured near Nazareth by Austrian troops. unity to prevent further desertions. United States planes over San Isidro prompt warnings. Peru claims agents fomenting a Mexican upheaval. Peru's chargé d'affaires says few Peruvians in Mexico. In Washington, Villa forces seized 290000 to 300000 rounds of ammunition in Gomez Palacio and Lerdo. Torreon key outpost taken with Rebels gaining most supplies while Carranza forces did not defend towns. California Cattlemen announce victory in fight over grazing fees for national forests. right to prevent fee increases affirmed.
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Mexico City
Joseph Askew
Gomez Palacio
Naccbarl
War Départment
Mes
San Isiord -Nai¢a
Cothuahna
Washington
Repdica
Jose Marta Barreto
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Gomez Patado
Gn Lerdo
Jiomee Patacio
Torreon
Huty Wen
Sir Walter de Frece Wins Asht on Under Lyme Seat
London Feb 13 Sir Walter de Frece won the Ashton Under Lyme by election for the House of Commons seat vacant by the peers act. The fascist candidate achieved a comparatively barrow margin amid the campaign in a strong political contest.
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Sir Walter Wins
London
Ashton-Under-Lyme
Albert Stanley
Age
Walter de Frece
Waring Farmers Warn Against Swindle By Impostors
Boise Idaho February 14 Farmers are warned that individuals pose as the state Farm Bureau or National Farm Bureau Federation to solicit memberships and money. The notice warns farmers not to contribute and lists legitimate officers and delegates named for a forthcoming Chicago meeting to organize the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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Boise
Ida
Idaho State Vfarm Bureau
Shace
American Federation
Ife Farm Bureaus
State Farmureau
Idalin
Iha National Haim
State Farm Bureau
National Farm Bureau Federation
C. B. Ross
Parma
W. F
Tin Falls
W. & Shearer
Lewiston
Chicago
American Farm
Punreal Federation
Roas
State Federation
Wy ¥. Alworth
Sell Conservaton
Shearer
Rigby
W. Finharty
Wood
Payette
Robert O'Neil
American Falls
Wallace
Lewiston; Development of Cutover Land, d
Prichard
Sendpolati
Jensen
Rexburg
M. A. Thomett
Twin Falls
MoDermott
Meridian
G. A. Tino
Hlacktont
John Thomas
Lottie Underwood
Pocatello
Farm Bureau Organisation
National Federation
Dxico
Alleged $10 000 Check Artists Under Arrest
Los Angeles police arrested Misa Jesse Spitz and Joe Parten on accusations that Spitz was sought in Cleveland, Ohio for orchestrating more than $10,000 in worthless checks and for shaur transactions. The case involves about $5,000 in questioned activity.
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Los Angeles
Misa Jesse
Spitz
Joe Parten
Editor John Bull Proposes Red amending King's Speech
London February 1 Horatio Bottomley South Hackney member of the House and editor of John Bull offers in parliament an amendment to the king s speech. He regrets Great Britain and the United States are not mentioned and asks reference to peace treaty and the league of nations, arguing for stronger allied relations to avert future wars.
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London
Horatio Bottomley
Houe of Commons
South Hackney
John Bull
United States
House
Bottomsey
United States of America
League of Nations
Grazing Charges Not to be Changed in 1920
A telegram from commissioner Milton H. Welling to Thomas Redmond states grazing charges for livestock on forest reserves will not change this year. The agricultural appropriation bill included a clause proposing a method change, which stockmen protested nationwide, leading to its removal.
Youth in Command at Odessa Threatens Fire on Ships
A Bolshevik commander at Odessa threatened to open fire on British ships within three days, amid chaotic reports from the harbor. The Odessa seizure by Bolshevik forces is described with scarce confirmation of other executions.
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Odessa
Port of
Constantinople
Thuraday
Presa Genral
Uboyeviteh
Odogpa
Achurel N. A. McCully
United States
Oper
Dolahevik
Abina
Culenia
Odensa
Preent
Nikolaev
Brigadier General Peter W. Davisos Dies After Stroke
New York February 12 Brigadier General Peter W Davisos second 19 command at the port of embarkation in Hoboken died yesterday at Fox Island military hospital on Staten Island after a brief illness of cerebral stroke.
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New York
Peter W.davisos
Secord 19
Soviet gold fields boost Russia's output by sixty percent
Berlin February 13. Soviet engineers report discovery of two gold fields since Urals recovery. One field lies about 30 miles north of the Ekaterinburg mining center. If machinery were available, Russia's gold output could rise by 60 percent within two years. German engineer Herr Reiche is said to have helped construct this report after an on site inspection.
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Berlin
Urals
Mostow
Ekaterinburg
Russia
Herr -Reiche
Hares
Banker's Plan for World War Debts and Exchange Reform
John T. Arnold of San Francisco urged an international clearing house and bankers conference at the United States Mexican trade conference in Mexico City. He said all nations owing debts can eventually pay, except Germany, and called for currency standardization, transfer of exchange fluctuations, and immediate global credit measures led by the United States. He also proposed internationalizing the U S federal reserve and warned that delaying action could invite anarchy.
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Mexico City
John Tf. Arnold
San Francisco
United States
Arnold
American Banking Association
International Bankers’ Conference
Arenol
Germany
England
United States Federal Reserve System
Mir
Ammold
Mr. Arnold
Iomaryaw
Harding to Speak on The League of Nations at Buhl
Gov. Harding of Iowa accepts Bull chamber of commerce invitation to address residents on the League of Nations. He will arrive tomorrow to visit his brother G. M. Harding, a local farmer, before the talk in Buhl.
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Buhl
Harding
Iowa
Bull Chamber of Commerce
League of Na- Hens
G. M. Harding
Spanish attaches decided in new war budget
Madrid reports the government has decided that in the forthcoming war department budget only capitals for Spanish military attaches will be Paris, London, Roviv, Berlin, Washington, Buenos Aires, Foktlo, Herne and Warnaw.
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Madrid
War Department
Paris
London
Roviv
Berlin
Washington
Buenos ‘Aires
Foktlo
Herne
Warnaw
President Wilson in long conference on railroad wage dispute
President Wilson held a lengthy meeting with railroad brotherhood leaders to discuss wages and government policy. Officials indicated the talks aimed at a quick decision, with another session planned as unions weigh the president's proposals amid looming strike action and private control debates.
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Wade
Timothy
Brothas
Rinemens
White House
Uae
Pertico
Wilte
Read
Generel Hines
Rhea
Apa
Tridiaa
Rana
Duties
Unlans
Union
Twmalty
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California Cattlemen's Association
Henry
Osborne
Presentto Association
Duca
National Farm Bureau
Gem State Beet Growers
Torio
Troretay
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Hisa
Morgan
Wes
Laurens Hamiltorer
Gertrude Warren
Laurens Morgan Hamilton
Hamilton
St. Louis
J. P. Morgan
William Pierson Hamilton
King
America
Admiral Kolchak
Revolutionary Committee’ Atrkutsk
Kolchak
Ové
M. Peyestroyey
Irxutek
Revolutionary Committee
Kkulak
Bern
Pepellayey
Winnter
Crbinet Forment
Alies
Anirea
Alexander Vasselvitzh
Omak
Neatal
Irkutsk
Genere Semened
Naval Forries
Black Sealeet
Xolchak
Unitea I Statene
Herd
Arpedad
Siberia
Revolutionary
Irkutek
Gov. Harding
REE Brotherhood
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el Re
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Burma
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