Fatefamerica Wife’s Fortune Hinges On Treaty
The report outlines Hungary's postwar political struggles with Prime Minister Habsay leading in urging unity while opposing the peace treaty. A plebiscite is demanded, taxes rise, and social reforms are promised if the treaty is ratified. Count Las Woedenyi dismisses rumors of a Soviet demand for cash reparations and stresses cautious diplomacy with the United States.
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Vhngery
National Assembly
Mick
Janary
Hungary
Hukzay
Alter
Iit Taunt
America
Switzer
Emtil Sls
Tanary
Wilson Works On Ingwer To Senate Question
Washington Feb 17 President Wilson works on an answer to a Senate resolution seeking details of an alleged secret agreement between the Shipping Board and Great Britain regarding the final disposition of former German passenger liners. The administration denies the accusation as Secretary Tumulty confers with Acting Secretary Polk. Only one bid was received for 19 ships offered individually, totaling about 30 ships. The auction's largest vessels, including Leviathan, Agamemnon and George Washington, drew no bids. All offers will be presented to Congress, with many ships still on sale.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Te Shipping Board
Great Tyrain
Polk
Ig Board
E. J. Roberts
Acme Operating Corporation
New York
Scott
Verg
Leviathan
Agamemnon
George Washington
Scott Viann
Congress
Columbia
Mount Vernom
Von
Steuben
Marsha
Waashington
America
de Kath
Aeolus
Huron
Moccasin
Mercury
Powhatan
Orion
Grant
Narsewond
Wyandott
Frealom
Thinning Board
International Mercantile Maing
Ning
Price of Pennsylvania crude oil jumps to 2.65 a barrel
Pittsburg readers note a 65 cent rise in Pennsylvania crude oil price at market open bringing it to 2.65 a barrel. Other trades showed no change. The report mentions historical wartime tensions and a stray reference to a sinking without graphic detail.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
War criminals trial plans discussed by allies
Notes from Berlin and London indicate the allied powers plan to try war criminals. The dialogue covers safeguarding former Emperor William, guarding him on Dutch soil, and the Dutch response to the entente notes. The article notes disapproval from allies over enforcement and assigns responsibility to Comul Hohenzollert and family aid amid propagandist concerns.
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London
Boh
Gerais
Beer
Max Bey
Wollind
Willian
Berlin
Magne Ly
Supreme Conneil
Tolland
Comul
Admiral Benson Named to Succeed Payne in Navy Board
Washington Feb 11 Great Admiral Benson former chief of naval operations and now on retirement has been chosen by President Wilson to replace John Barton Payne as a member of the Shipping Board. Henson's nomination will wait until Chairman Payne winds up matters before moving to Secretary of the Interior in succession to Franklin K Lane with resignation effective March 1.
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Washington
Benson
Wilson
John Barton Payne
Henson
Senate
Payne Windsny
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
White House
Reports of Wilson relapse denied amid White House scramble
Washington February 17 President Wilens sentinuss to show improvement and was up early, though signals were mixed. Rear Admiral Grigson, his physician, dismissed reports of a relapse last night citing lack of contact with Dr Francis Dercom since Saturday.
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Washington
Wile Sentinuss
Grigson
Francis X. Dercom
Philadelphia
Ln Beer
Gr. Grayson
Dercom
Arrival of Japanese Troops Stir Port City Feels Tension
Vladivostok reports growing antagonism as waves of Japanese troops arrive. The Japanese member of the Internacional mission, M Matsudama, assures head of the revolutionary government, Medvedletz, that Tokyo will support any freely elected government. In the tense atmosphere, authorities hold back, while ships seized during earlier rail disruptions are noted.
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Vladivostok
M. Matsudama
Internacional Mission
M. Medvedletz
Poincare Bids Farewell As Presidency Ends
Paris February 27 President Poincare announces he will relinquish office tomorrow to President elect Deschanel. He thanks ministers for cooperation and wishes them success in heavy tasks ahead. Premier Millerand recalls parliament's vacant vote and notes the government’s valued services. Finance Minister Marsal discusses ongoing London financial negotiations.
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Paris
Poincare
Elect Deschanel
Iministers
Millerand
M Millerand
London
Francois Marsal
Wartime Aviation Program reports split views
A House special committee released two contrasting reports on the wartime aviation program. One labeled it a riot of waste, citing extravagance, failed De Havilland aircraft financing, and costly contracts. The other defended the program, denying abuses and accusing Republican members of sensationalism to discredit the Democratic administration.
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Washington
Prearland Magee
Lee
de Havlland
Northwest
Tow
Iepublican
Te Committee
Franklin K Lane lands $50,000 executive post
Franklin K. Lane, retiring secretary of the interior, will join Pan-American Petroleum and Transport and Mexican Petroleum as an executive. E. T. Northeney announced the appointment. Lane will earn about 50 1000 dollars annually with offices in New York and frequent visits to Los Angeles. His duties include serving as a principal adviser to the two companies. The report notes his salary and the potential duties during the transition.
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Los Angeles
Franklin K. Lave
Pan-Amersican Petroleum and Transport Company
Mexican Petroleum Company
E. T. Norsheney
Hts
Lane
New York
Lewat
Vier
Demobilization of Federal Railroads Advancing Amid Labor Reform
Agreement on railroad reorganization moves forward as Senate and House confer about a labor provision. Board structure shifts to include public representative, with final, binding findings to curb public discrimination and avert strikes.
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Tielri Istanabires
Former Premier Caillaux on Trial in Paris Senate
Paris February 17 Joseph Caillaux former French premier faced trial before the senate on the charge of plotting against state security by maneuvers and intelligence with the enemy. The penal code provides death for such offenses. The report notes a harsh wartime legal context and serious charges.
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Paris
Joseph Caillaux
Senate
France
Argentina seeks closer ties with United States trade visitors
Chicago dispatch reports Dr Salaberry Argentina finance minister urged closer business and social ties with the United States. He criticizes European competition, calls for better shipments, improved passenger service, and increased U S visitation to Argentina, the "greatest and biggest in South."
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Chicago
Argentina
United States
Ralaberry
Salaberry
Europe
England
Spain
France
Germany
South
Constantinople Remains Turkish Capital if Armenian Persecution Ends
London reports Britain and allies have not decided to deprive Turkey of Constantinople. If Armenian persecutions continue, the peace treaty with Turkey may be altered, and the Turkish government warned to maintain order or face stricter terms. Admiral de Steuben will urge Turks to comply or face harsher peace measures.
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London
Great Britain
Constaneiople
Turkey
Constantinopis
de Steebork
Hughes declines to become candidate
Hugh es declines to become candidate in a partisan US presidential race. The letter to County Clerk Frank Dewey states no obligation to permit his name and urges not to present him as a candidate while noting there are other available men to advance Republican unity.
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Charlen
T Hughes
Frank Dewey
Plana
Taghes
Primsy Ag
Vent
Ilnghen
Anajona
Royal wedding gifts headline from London时报
The Murauls of Mandlord allied with the Duchess of Marl borough hosted a royal wedding at St Margaret's Westminster for Mary Cadogan daughter of Earl Cadogan. The ceremony drew lavish royal gifts including a diamond brooch from King George and Queen Mary, and diamond pendants from Dowager Queen Alexandra.
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Murauls
Mandlord
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
Mary Cadogan
Earl Cadogan
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Patricia of
King George
Queen Mary
Dowarorr
Alexandra
Presenta
Rst
Wilson Denials Stir Adriatic Crisis Report
Washington reports denial that President Wilson threatened to withdraw the Versailles and Anglo Franco American treaties if the Adriatic settlement proceeded without U.S. consent. The note, debated by allies, is framed as a situation created by Allied premiers, not a U.S. threat. London and Paris commentaries stress potential impact on Anglo American relations and urge moderation.
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Wilson
Versailles
Senate
United States
White House
Mg Oltleia
Echo de
Paris
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Daimatiar Ducaiops
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Tarulty
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State Department
America
Poerion
Willioss
Mesoranain
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Supreme Allied Council
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Jyel
London
Echo de Paris
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Setklepiont
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