Infight on Bork Court Action Spurs Shipping Bid Hearst
Washington reports a temporary injunction on selling former German passenger liners was reviewed by Associate Justice Mailey. Public bids of about 6810000 were revived. Hearst urged appeals while the board seeks authority to reoffer the ships at auction. Ship chairman Payne signaled an immediate appeal as valuation debates continue.
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Congress
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Herringe
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Charman Payne
Boi
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Princess Tatoika
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J. Nowland Gardner
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Rela Kun Carried to Vienna Hospital
Feb 19 Rela Kut, previously fleeing communist Hungary, was brought to a Vienna hospital from Stockeral Hae 28 after staying in Lisp. Report notes objections from village inhabitants, with unclear references to a Russian question and a "preliminary circulation" of 800 shuatlen.
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Rela Kun
Vienna
Dida
Lisp
Apa
Stockeral
Hin Welt
Hungary
Hla
Renieval
Rosdon
Tae
School Teaches Women Voters In Chicago
A week long school for women voters opened in Chicago under the League of Women Voters with lectures on citizenship and duties of voters. The finale affirmed free speech free press and free representation while opposing violence against the government and warning against poorly planned actions that threaten liberty. Maude Stone heads the program (text partially cut).
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Chicago
School For Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Maudeston
Decision on Turk Sultan Case of Much Opposition
London reports evolving Turkish peace talks with opposition angered by allowing sultan to keep Constantinople sovereignty. Angora dispatch claims Mustafa Kemal orders protection for Americans in Anaxia region amid unrest. telegram notes Americans in Marash and Adana areas are safe as investigations proceed into local killings.
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Prince
Great Britain
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Axia Minor
Angora
Anatolia
Marauh
Addin
Marash
iMeppo
Fingert
Aintab
James Per [Fy
Srank 5
Johnson
Aroerlean ¥. M. C. A. Hy
Grazing Season Shortened in National Forests
Forest service reports need to cut grazing season by two to four weeks on major national forest ranges to prevent serious damage to forage plants. Early overgrazing weakens roots, reduces soil fertility, and leads to erosion and weed invasion. Experiments in Utah show cropped plants lose vitality. delayed start allows plants to develop and improves range health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ain
Daeln
Statia
Deschanel pressures tax duty as bodies return debate erupts
Paris notes President Deschanel urges clear articulation of civic duties and national support while comparing tax payments to battlefield duty as France faces controversy over repatriation of war dead in Puebla and broader wartime obligations. The Jenkins case in Puebla unfolds amid legal fights over jurisdiction and exile prospects. In New York, debate over repatriation disability and fatigue costs continues alongside Wilson’s gradual recovery as he returns to desk work.
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Paus Deschanel
France
Senate
Russia
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Ucdria
Puebla
W. O. Jenkins
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Prass
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Jenkins
York
Ralph At Tingnel
Hayes
Europe
Famous steamship back in service after war years
The American Line steamship in New York, a veteran cruiser and armed transport, resumes commercial service under Captain S. J. Robeson. She will sail today with passengers and cargo to Plymouth Cherbourg and Southampton.
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New York
Ateamab
J. Robexin
Plymoth
Cherburg
Southlampton
America's role in feeding the world shown
The department of commerce reports 1915 wheat exports from the United States exceeded sales by over 36 million bushels, with total exports at 148,083,000 bushels valued above $56 million. England, Italy, France, and Belgium were top buyers in 1919, with substantial import volumes and dollar values.
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Washington
America
Department of Commerce
United States
England
Italy
Belgium
Debs petitions to place on presidential primary ballot
In Lansing Michigan February 19 sufficient petitions to place Eugene V. Debs on the presidential preference primary ballot as a Socialist candidate for the presidential nomination have been received at the secretary of state's office. The primary will be held April 1.
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Debs
Lansing
Mich
Eugene V. Debs
Curacao As Safe Haven Debated In War Crimes Trials
The Paris dispatch notes calls for sending ex Emperor William to Curacao off Venezuela as an alternative to the East Indies, a plan gaining some favor in The Hague. The report also covers Germany's extradition stance and warnings on war crime trials, with authorities warning of penalties for undermining food production and potential strikes in Berlin.
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Paris
William
Curacao
Ara
Hague
Dutch East Indies
Aderling Gwwednesang
Wérmany
Widla
Foreign Office
Vttletul
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Germain
Melpenston
Gounell du Lani
Tageblad
Soviet Russia
Geran
Berlin
Brandenburg
Mpeech
FROOPS AND WORKERS FIGHTING IN ITALY NEWS FEED
London reports serious clashes between workmen and troops in the Industria region near Genoa with many casualties as factory closures and protests over wage declines unfold. An unrelated item notes a linen collar price rise to thirty cents amid broader economic strain.
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London
Industria
Genoa
Nova Lapatels
Rome
Angeles
Eagother
Farmers object to slaving for city plutocrat
Washington February 19 farmers respond to a post office department questionnaire showing widespread discontent. Blakeslee reports about 70 000 communications with comments noting labor shortages high costs for fertilizer and farm implements and plans to cut or suspend production. They oppose supplying urban residents with long hours for high paid workers.
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Washington
Post Office Department
James Y. Blakeslee
Senate Post Office Committee
Blakeslee
Sabor Tourtegn
Janitor With Gun Fends Off 20 Chicago Police
February report from Chicago describes Okte Donleo a janitor of an apartment building barricading himself with a shotgun and holding off twenty policemen while tenants accuse him of claiming ownership and cutting heat. He has been described as 45 years old and unstable since a December attack.
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Lo Jay
Dentec
Yenante
Denter
Henry
Guvnza
Huiling
Jonker
Alseharee Deniee
Fassaer
Denice
President Wilson study notes on Adriatic dispute
President Wilson began drafting a reply to the Allied note on the Adriatic question and aimed to transmit it today or tomorrow. He dictated the document in private, seeking alignment with U S policy and awaiting Allied responses before public release.
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Washington
Wilton
Supreme Council
White Honse
Toudon
Wilson
Folk
Shaye
United States
White House
World Agriculture Congress Planned
Washington February 19 Plans for an International conference of agriculture were revived today as the National Board of Farm Organizations, with over 30 agricultural bodies represented, appointed a committee to arrange an early conference with representatives of foreign farm organizations. Charles S Barrett, president of the National Farmers Union, explained the reason for abandonment of a similar project later, noting that authorities abroad had asked him not to proceed to Ireland for this purpose.
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Washington
National Board of Farm Organization
Asommittes
Charles 5. Barrett
Farmera
Conft
Lin
Deschanel on Visit to Huge Cemetery in Paris
President Deschanel visited Bagnoux Cemetery dedicating it to fallen French soldiers and laid a wreath on the monument. He then toured Val de Trace hospital where wounded soldiers are treated and presided at a cabinet meeting. Senator Hiram Johnson to Speak in North Dakota this week.
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Donchanal
Bagnoux Cemetery
France
Val de Tracet
M. Deschanel
Tig
Johnson
Bismarck
Hiram Johnson
North Dakota
PeruviAn Politician On His Way Again
PeruviAn politician and former presidential candidate Dr Durand travels toward Dolme amid prior deportation orders from Peru for political activities. Earlier reports note land sales near Huánuco to a Japanese syndicate and alleged involvement in a Leguía era conspiracy.
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Chile
Augusta Thurand
Pern
Toitay
Dolme
Durand
Peru
Huanaro
Amazon
Lima
Spain
Leguia
Agai
Bureau finds jobs for millions across January 1917
Washington Feb 19 The United States employment service reports employment found for more than a million men and women in January as part of two years of operation. Director General Densmore notes nine million applications for jobs have been received and employer requests exceed thirteen million.
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United States Employment Service
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