Wilson Replies on Adriatic Question and Secret Treaty
The American government maintains a cautious line on the Adriatic issue. President Wilson’s reply to the Allied note signals no final agreement yet, with enforcement of the London treaty deemed unacceptable to the United States. European powers are urged to wait for broader consensus, while American public opinion is noted as wary of recent political maneuvering.
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Veesa
Fink Dean
Wilson
Manta Ai
Uno Adriatic
Enterec Hh Wav
Tome
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Aelias
Wison
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Wilwan
EL ‘Temmo
Eumpean
Romano
al. Wilson
Mary
Wilsan
Charles Hitchcock Sherrell
White Sea Port in Bolshevik Hands Shake War Aims
Wireless reports say Bolshevik forces have seized Archangel weakening the north Russian front. Fighting rages on the Amur in Siberia as insurgents clash with Japanese backed troops and Bolshevik units.
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White Sea
Agnur River
Siberia
London
Teve
Archangel
Ely
Ingresd
Tugsla
Ald Reghme
Russia
Eské
Ori Anaskin
Holohestki
Fielp
Raishevik
San Tondon
Amur
Whita
Chinene
Foul
Rotsievik
Lowden Calls for Limited Boards and Reforms
Frank C. Lowden, the Republican candidate for president, urged limiting the number of state boards and commissions. He argued replacing many agencies with fewer leading bodies would curb waste and improve governance, citing past substitutions of administrators and the shifting of duties under Governor Lowden’s tenure.
Thirteen Die When Steamer Hits Mine At Sea
A maritime disaster leaves thirteen dead after a steamer strikes a mine near the coast. Details are sparse but authorities say the vessel suffered a rapid flooding of compartments and rescue efforts are underway as ships converge on the scene.
GOAT OF JUSTICE TO TRY GERMANS WILL BE SELECTED
London reports the selection of a court of justice to try Germany for war crimes will begin next week. Pleadings may open before the Leinste court within a month. Witnesses from Britain Belgium and France will be examined in their countries. The Hague notes indicate tension over extradition while Doorn remains a possible safe haven for exiled royals.
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Goat OF Justice
London
Court of Justice
Germany
Cerita
Exchange Telegraph
Prinmissent
Lloyd George Declares Britain Not Bind Poland Aid
British leader Lloyd George states Britain need not aid Poland and promises a peace program soon. Dispatches report Polish authorities seizing Ukrainian government banks and arrests of former Ukrainian leaders, as war tensions rise with Bolsheviks. France and Britain seek joint approval on major points, with a March 1 reply anticipated.
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Poland
Lloyd George
Warsaw
Palle
France
Moscow
Sfibvat
Aalout Georric
Dan
Utransien
Mageppa
Kemeniey
Podolsk
Pales Way
Peopaganda
Prince of Wales Plan New Pacific Voyage
London reports the Prince of Wales will depart March 6 aboard the dreadnaught bennawn from Voremontt for a voyage to the Antipodes. The itinerary includes Cajon March 29, Panama Canal progress the Renown to San Mega Cal March, crossing the Pacific toward Honolulu and Auckland with arrivals slated in early April.
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London
Lirinee of Wales
Marcell
Besun
Hannlnin
FIM
Auckland
Massive Chicago Whisky Stock To Be Released Today
Chicago authorities prepare to release a vast confiscated stock of liquor valued at over 3 million dollars. The seizure followed a claimed plot by two lawyers to place the whisky on sale. A warehouse cut 460 cases of whisky using forged permits issued to the Lye attorneys by an internal revenue clerk, who has since disappeared. A warrant for the clerk’s arrest has been issued.
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Chicago
Whi
Lye
Internal Revenue Department
Maloy Dalrymple
Clerk Murder Case After High Price Dispute
A chaotic robbery ends with a clerk killed after a dispute over a 50 ge price. Burenan, the clerk, confronts the suspect and is shot. Pulz brandishes a gun, killing the clerk. Burenan died this morning. the shooting is booked as a first degree charge.
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Chisago
Pet
Itienard Tila
Hehorda
Burenan
Parr
Vusz
Pulz Drea
Linge
Unclear text fragment on election candidate activity
Fragmentary report mentions multiple names and movements but lacks coherent details. No verifiable event, place, date, or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
Feary North Pole discoverer dies after long illness
Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary, the groundbreaker credited with discovering the North Pole, died today after an extended struggle with pernicious anemia. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Peary, who endured hunger and cold on eight Arctic voyages, spent millions and brought back landmark findings while shaping polar exploration. He was born in Cresson, Pennsylvania, in 1856, raised in Portland, Maine, and educated at Bowdoin College before joining the Coast and Geodetic Survey and later the Navy. His polar feats, disputed for years with Cook, cemented his fame and earned naval honors and lasting recognition.
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Robert Edwin Feary
North Pole
Arctic
H. F. Strine
Tntto
Admirel Peary
Peary
Praryis Ahiroigal
Pole
Copenhagen
Daninhstewner
Dr. Cook
United States Navy
Cook
Jill
Monty
Greenland
Mae
Cresson
Portland
Cusco Bay
Oil of Callion
Washington
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Naval Service
Elev
U. S.8
Tropics
Ayashington
Hayat Ico
Shenituul
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Ville Load
New York
Jang Ip
Wan Ing NM Capa
Morrie K. Jessip
Eudal
Civilization
Roosevelt
Peargrave
Heture
Enid
Bartlett
Choatel
Rodveyalt
Trawhart
Ir. Conte
Civilian
von Peary
Akeh
Tia
Dr. Conk
Idselma
Authe World
Ile
United Sates Navy
Congress
Hull
Hiia
Great Fee
Penry
West
Eagle Island
Tysephine Biebitsch
Washington, D. C
Marin Almightte Peary
Marth
Tee Say
Federal officers seize misbranded bean shipment
Federal officers seized a large shipment of canned beans alleged to be misbranded as red kidney beans while sold at high prices. Investigators say long cranberry beans were packed under the red kidney label to gain consumer demand, harming legitimate canners and growers. Officials plan to seize interstate shipments to curb the practice and protect consumers.
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Washington
Pep
Byron
Perera
Whitey Bern
Pele
Dino
Iins
Apa
Coult
Bonn
Switzerland Likely Enters League Of Nations
In Thurniny on February 49 the Swiss government recommended adherence to the league of nations. The plan hinges on approval by parliament and potential similar action by the United States. If approved, Switzerland would join the league at once and is described as entering under American clauses that may be dropped if the U.S. does not participate.
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Switzerland
Lo Vie League of
Erwin
Farmers Asked For Census Assistance
Washington February 20. Secretary of Agriculture Meredith urges farmers to cooperate with the census bureau. He cites delays caused by trade and weather conditions and asks farmers to report farms overlooked by enumerators to the department. In a separate report the Senate commerce committee favors a bill prohibiting use of 30 German passenger cars except as provided by law.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith
Fermers
Merediut
Department
Pon BiLt
The
Senain Commerce Committee
Jones
Jill
Cerman
Can
Youthful Gunman Hanged in Chicago
CIICAGO February 20 Johann O'Brien 21-year-old Thomas was executed in Cook County Jail for the murder of Patrolman What Burke. The execution was delayed nearly an hour as the grand jury requested to hear O'Brien. He shot a police officer in a saloon gun battle and admitted guilt though later claimed a plea of guilty was influenced by rival gang leader Mossy Enright. The pardon attempts by officials were denied.
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Ciicago
Joh
O'Brien
Thomas
Cook County
What Burke
O'Hrlen
Mossy” Enright
Enright
Ogtes
American Held by Bandits Is Released
American mind stperates a lent, Wilson Welch Adams, kidnapped for ransom from the Providencia mine in Mexico, has been released and arrived safely at Saltillo. A telegram from American Metal company Teaiten says bandits demanded $25,000. it does not confirm payment or government involvement. Adams' wife lives in Los Angeles.
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New York
Wilson Welch Adams
Providencia
Mexico
Saltillo
American Metal Company
Teaiten
Adams
Lyho
Los Abreine
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