Allies cut diplomatic ties as Bolshevik forces seize naval craft
London reports the supreme council disapproves of Soviet actions and refuses diplomatic relations. It notes Red troops overrun the Avelungel and Mivdansk areas, capture ships of the Chisma river flotilla, two heavy icebreakers, and a dive light, with further bombardments reported from Ghenit. The council vows support for border states while denying responsibility for extending war.
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London
Dolshey Altace
Mivdansk
Russia
Moscow
Archange
Chisma
Ihe Stemy
Ighling
le Centinalne
Nee
Nakplichovanor
Gulltch
Caillaux Tells of Dealing With Bold Adversaries
Feb 24 examination of Premier Joseph Caillaux resumed before the senate. Questions touched on relations with Bob Pasha and Vincennes executions in 1918. Caillaux said he believed Bolo Pasta innocent and that certain telegrams from America were not verified. He feared breaking with Holo if he testified.
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Tamis
Joseph Caillaux
Senate
Cormans
M- Uattinux
Bob Pasha
Vincennes
Ser
Jenoire
Tsan Lelie
M. Cailiane
Atverlea
Trade growth holds despite exchange rate changes
Washington reports February trade data showing the United States exports rising to 257 million in January with total exports for seven months at 4.594 billion and imports at 2.769 billion. The report notes a trade balance of 2. (note: reader to infer full balance from figures).
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Washington
Department of
Injunction Against Ships Board Signed
Washington equity court issues injunction to block sale of 29 former German liners. Judge Bailes excludes Suwannee with a $2,000,000 bid from the order. Bond of 10,000 posted to indemnify Shipping Board. proceedings initiated by William Randolph Bernstein with a possible later appeal.
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Washington
Justice Bailes
District Shpeemes Court
Shining Board
Geman
Chipping Bench
Suwannee
William Tandolph Bernst
Shipping Board
Anl
Prohibition Case Argued In Supreme Court March First
Washington February 24 Government seeks dismissal of Rhode Island suit testing the federal prohibition amendment. Argument will cover all issues on March 1 with Assistant Attorney General Frierson and Solicitor General King for the government. Court expected to rule this term.
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Washington
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Agstatant
Frierson
Solleitor
King
Prierson
Tolnyg
Radical Socialists of France Meet to Discuss Reds
In Buenos Aires on February 23, radicals from France convene amid warnings of surveillance on communists. Reports note contact with agitators and potential muttered actions linked to revolutions at the upcoming American Police Congress. Delegates from Paris-Strassburg code names surface as discussions center on reconstruction and conservative stances.
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Buenos Aires
Sawih
Armourcement
Paris
Strassburg
Corlota
Stacia
Paul Faure
Paper mills told to suspend operations
Holyokh Massachusetts February 24 18 hour suspension ordered for 25 paper refils depending on water power due to foam water in the Connecticut river coal and pulp situation still reported acute in Holyoke.
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Paper Mills
Hnolyokh
Mass
Connecticut River
Foreign Exchange Fluctuations At New York Dealings
In New York on February 4 traders noted another drop in the exchange rates. The British pound sterling declined amid mixed quotings while the German mark showed a weaker position. American bank checks opened at a lower rate and other currencies wavered, reflecting general market softness.
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Mets
Flerman Mark
Meeting grant forks N D forms new Non-Partisan group
A committee formed at the state convention in Hinsiarek on February 17, when Non-Partisan Fragae members were eliminated from committee membership, will hold an organizational meeting there tomorrow in Hinsiarek.
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Grant Forks
N. D
Hinsiarek
Chicago Movie Theaters Say They Will Close February 29
Chicago film houses threaten shutdown over demands by the Picture Operators' union. Owners urge operators to dismiss their business agent and hire unnecessary men to ensure the unemployed in the union are paid. The stalemate triggers a nationwide boycott and film-delivery stoppage after February 25.
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Chicago
Tom Malley
United States
Canada
Malley
Wis
Musy
Enright
Red Soldiers of Russia Not Truly Red Says Newsman
Amsterdam reports from G Nypels, Mandelblad staff correspondent, that about 80 percent of the Red Army in Hustia show no real red allegiance. He notes 60 percent of officers come from trained sanitary ranks, only about 2 percent of soldiers and 40 percent of officers are firmly attached to the Soviet regime. He divides Bolsheviks into cranks and true adherents, warning that many actors pose as revolutionaries while some are earnest Marxists.
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Amsterdam
Hustia
Red
Neuhel
Mandelgblad
G. Nypels
Soviet Russia
Vuzarist
Jim
Veloz
Nypers
Vlatt Boyle Oil
Vascala
Quakers to Perform Service in Mexico
A committee of the American Friends Service Committee left Philadelphia to fund and organize preliminary reconstruction work in Mexico. Arthur L. Ritiené of MaresTown will study agriculture and potential food supplies with a view to sending several men and women teachers later to assist in health and sanitation programs.
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Mexico
Philadelphia
American Friends Service
Friends
Europe
Arthur L. Ritenié
Maorestown
William Phillips Named For Minister to Netherlands
Washington February 24 William Phillips of Massachusetts former pastor and secretary of state was nominated by President Wilson to serve as minister to the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Washington
William Philips
Massachusetts
Paster Aut
Wilson
Netherlands
Uyzembure
Plans Stall for Iron River County Arrests
In Chicago sources report RoUbles and JA county officials clashing over warrants for arrests in Iron River. District Attorney Walker restricts actions, while Major Dalrymple presses for federal warrants. Foreigner tension rises as rumors of federal troops spread. 35 pounds of ammunition allocated per man.
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Marquette
J Mich
M. B. Hatch
States Commiasionee
Tolay
Tazismun Fellersi
Yada
Drrege
Station
County Officis
Hatch
Walker
Jat Grand Rapides
Dodge 'Gourigns
Attoriey General Pitmor
Malar
Iron River
Iron Rives
Dalryiapte
Grove
Daleympia
A. McDonough
Iron County
Mast Joy Dalrymple
Jero J. Grove
State c
Tadiy
Aanuunery Wen
McRonough
Dalrymple
Tron County
Chicago
Slate
Mctrinaigh
Major Hairymple
Baly
Mixup Shown in Tariff Upon Books
Ottawa report shows a customs inquiry into Canada book tariffs. German and Austrian volumes are not admitted without duty while English and French works are duty free under regulation 172. Officials claim U S. purchasers are profiting from German and Austrian titles in communities across the dominion where foreign languages are spoken.
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Ottawa
Customs Department
United States
Aualriap
Canada
Dominion
Professor Crenshaw on Mars smoke screen plan
Bryn Mawr Pa February 24. James J Crenshaw associate professor of chemistry argues government surplus smoke material from World War I could create a vast smoke screen over an area as large as Pennsylvania. He believes such a screen would be more detectable by Martians than Lodge’s geometric designs.
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Bryn Mawr
Mars
James J. Grernshaw
Bryn Mawr College
Oliver Lodge
Crenshaw
Pennsylvania
Warm discussion on plans for Turks expulsion in Europe
London reports debate over expelling the Turks from Constantinople as allied councils weigh religious and strategic pressures. The Daily News and Morning Post frame the issue through political and imperial lenses, noting unrest in Hindustan and the limits of sentiment in foreign policy.
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London
Constantinople
Jody
Supreme*allied Council
Telexrapa
Beiliah Siatethanship Tas
Agitatlan
Ahd
Daily News
Champian
Gladstone
Europe
Morning Post
Auleay Laa
Hindustan
Constantinopli Stul
Sinking of British Vessel Reported Near Boston
A wireless message from the British schooner Gwendyleen Warren reports its sinking with the crew rescued. The Pike Toul took the crew to Hampton Roads. The Gwendylen Warren was en route from St John Newfoundland to a Norwegian port.
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Boston
Gwendyleen Woreren
Pool
Hem
Hampton Roads
Gwendylen Warren
St. John
N.F
Needlessly Astonishing Claims Spark Rail Debate
A lengthy article outlines a wave of claims about economic loss and education vacancies. It covers associations demanding 25,000 school vacancies be filled, calls for higher pay, and union pressure. Political tensions rise as President Wilson weighs the railroad bill amid labor concerns and potential appeals to the president.
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Cleveland
Thomas
Wonil
Columis University
New York
Don Asandati
Schaola
Mary
Schooh
American Federation of Labor
Ilastighi
Wilson
Senate
White House
Department of Justice
Congress
Shurudlrood
Brotherhooda
Greene Corey
Verlands
Demania
Gray
Qi Tnak
E. J. Manton
Brotherhood of” Railroad Telegraphers
Najland
Senate Enix
Nniion
Ines
Curmen
Ue Cummins
Labor
Cot Arvin
Wilson felicitates French president
President Wilson sent a message of felicitations to Faulk Desehanet on assuming the duties of president of the French Republic. He praised France’s future, wished prosperity and happiness for the new leadership, and affirmed the United States’ shared aim of right and justice under his administration.
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Washington
Wsou
Faulk Desehanet
France
Repube
Tex
Victorlova
Woodrow Wilson
Leonard Wood Opens South Dakota Campaign Tour
Major General Leonard Wood Republican candidate for president arrived at Yankton to begin his South Dakota campaign with a speech tonight. He plans to deliver three addresses before leaving the state, as part of his march toward the March 29 primaries.
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Yankton
Leonast Wood
Diplomats to Obtain Sugar Supply
Buenos Aires dispatch says the Depta export controls will allow diplomats in foreign capitals to receive sugar for personal use. Foreign Minister Fridon sent a note to Argentine embassies and legations abroad directing the action.
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Duenos
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