Rum Squabble Takes New Turn In Major Dalrymple Row
Chicago feb 27 major a v dalrymple federal prohibition enforcement director for the central states announced he would resign if washington failed to confirm his stand. iron river mich iron county michigan scene as state s attorney mc donough demanded an open public settlement of the whisky revolt. county’s prosecuting attorney described dalrymple as a leading figure in the dry crusade and recalled his rise from boyhood in iron river to washington and lee university and back to practice, later serving as an instructor and captain during war days.
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Bureau of Investigation
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Big Snowhound
Chardter Janl
Dalrymple
Royolt
Noel
Rhau
Flanlein
Washington and Lee University
Nwner
Iran County
Upper Peninsula
Hiorgiate
Peace Treaty Debate Reaches Senate Amid Reservations
Washington February 27 The senate debated a peace treaty and reservations testing whether nations outside the league of nations can press issues deemed internal. Democrats backed differing amendments to allow or restrict submission to the league, while Republicans argued for broader protections of domestic matters.
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League of Nations
Hillehoask
League
Hoover Club Busy in Minnesota in Republican primary
Misneatoims February 27 The Herbert Hoover club in Minnesota operates as a regular Republican county chairmen throughout the state refine the primary election. State Chairman Crystal Lindaquest of St Paul notes Hoover’s name may appear on the ballot though he has not declared his candidacy. Other candidates criticize the Minnesota primary as arranged by Hale Meadors who backs De Gilroy or Major General Leonard Wond.
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Hiram John- Mi
Tomina Linis
Minasola
Hale Meadors
de Gililay
Earthquake Expert Unveils Strange Device in New Study
In New York on February 27 Emin Oddone a noted linguist and geologist presented a new device aimed at measuring amplitude length and duration of seismic waves and their effects. He traveled from Rio Fayth Moxico to observe quake causes and study energy motion with the invention.
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New York
Oddone
Wilson
Rio
Moxico
Harder Jost From Highgost Than U6 Shifts Global Prices
Washington report notes six countries saw higher price rises than the United States in a Bureau of Labor Statistics comparison of retail food prices from 1919 to 194? across nations including Canada France Italy and Australia New Zealand. The analysis shows the United States lead in increases during specified periods with varied inflation across countries and regions.
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Avia Woats
United States
Mada
Bureau of Laoata
Ligues
Afbiralia
New Zealand
Abe
Gstates
Canada
France
Segden
Australia
Bury
Ain
Paria
Rome
Palmer statement questioned in house
The House judiciary committee again deferred action on Rep Browne's bill directing the Attorney General to appeal California court dismissals of the government's suit against Southern Pacific and oil companies to cancel patents on 165 000 acres of California land. Rep Grownd argued Mr Palmer's claim that the land was acquired before discovery is incorrect. Justice officials said an appeal would be useless as no fraud was found.
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Howe Judiciary Committee
Browne
Republican
Wisconsin
Pamir
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
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Standards
Grownd
Palmoer
Department
Soldier settlement land progress reported in Canada
Ottawa reports rapid progress in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as 15 072 men have taken advantage of soldier settlement programs. Under favorable conditions fuel production is expected to average around 92 90 per day and shows bold potential for cheap energy in these provinces.
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Aatriel
Canada
Manitoba
Seakatchewan
Alberta
Soldier Settlement Board
Ogden Celebration Urged As Ordnance Depot Work Begins
Ogden officials urged a luge celebration to mark the start of construction on a U.S. Army ordnance depot south of Gelon with a project cost of about 2 008 000 dollars. Washington announced work would start in roughly 60 days. Weber club and Ogden Chamber of Commerce leaders praised congressional efforts for the Ogden site. The depot will span about two square miles with land value estimated at 68 000 dollars.
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Gelon
Washington
Utan
Congress
Ogden
Weber Club
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
War Department
Mexican Ambassador to Leave Washington for Mexico
Mexico City reports Ambassador to Washington will depart March 1 with counselior Alfonso Siler also returning. The decree ending the big five packers dominance in meat and by products is described as restoring competition and curbing monopolistic practices.
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Washington
Colinvate Supreme Court
Painter
Palmer
Department of Justice
Mexico City
Ysnaclo J Boatian
Mexico
Alfonso Siler
Bern
Salvador Diego Fernandez
French airmen lost is found in Sahara search
Major Vuillemin, a pilot, and Lieutenant Chaleus, an observer, who vanished for more than a week during a Sahara patrol, are reported by the French aviation department to have landed safely at Montaka, a village east of Timbuctoo on the Niger river, Feb 26.
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Vuillemin
Chaleus
Iast
Sahara Desert
French Aviation Department
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Montaka
Timbuctoo
Niger River
Feejanta Jaro Tanking
Frugal Ban Shuts Off Broad Retail Meat Trade
A historical notice states a ban bars certain group from dealing in unrelated shops including groceries and canned goods. The measure prohibits sale of meat and a wide range of household items such as fruits, syrups, salts, coffee, chocolate, tea, cereals, bread, crackers, and beverages with limited exceptions for cereal items.
Inquiry Made Washington Ambassadorship Probe
Washington February 27 formal inquiry was made by the British embassy to the State Department regarding the acceptability of Sir Auckland Geddes as British ambassador to the United States. Geddes serves as minister of national service and reconstruction.
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Washington
Waemada
State Department
Auckland Geddex
National Service and Reconstruction
United States
Government seeks $20 million for shipbuilding program
Ottawa reports Commander Ballan tyne of the marine ministry announced that the government will request Parliament to provide $20,000,000 to complete its mercantile marine shipbuilding plan. The statement came February 27 and outlines funding for the national fleet expansion.
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Ottawa
C. C. Ballantyne
Winkster of Marine
Parliamien
American executive stands on decision recents reply to Wilson
Brita and France sent responses to Wilson as part of an ongoing briefing. An American executive reaffirms the stance taken, citing policy reasons and anticipated outcomes. The exchange underscores firm positions amid a broader dispute and signals potential further steps.
Attorney General Declares Measure Five Constitutional
Washington dispatch outlines Justice Department ruling on a railroad bill’s constitutionality. President Wilson expected to act, with Attorney General Palmer confirming it constitutional. Debates focus on rates, labor boards, and a potential loss of collective bargaining rights. The piece notes allied treaty questions and related diplomatic notes amid coverage of domestic policy actions.
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Department of Justice
White Houses
Department
Wilson
Palmar
Cunard Line Hopes To Get New Traffic
The Cunard Line seeks to expand traffic by acquiring large dock space and sheds at Hamburg formerly owned by the Hamburg American line. The wartime shifts allowed German and Austrian governments to defy competition, and the article notes Cunard planning to capitalize on this by targeting central Europe to America emigrant and freight routes.
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Tandon
Hoh
New York
Cunard
Germany
Europe
America
Hamburg
Hne
French Pressed by Turks in Syria
London dateline reports ongoing fighting around Muraah in the Aleppo Vilayet as French troops struggle with Turkish forces. French contingents reportedly extricated after hard combat and withdrew to have wounded cared for by the American Red Cross. A parallel message confirms Armenian massacres in Marash district but cautions the Armenian figure of several thousand dead is unsubstantiated.
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London
Muraah
Aleppo
Syria
Armenlang
Marash
Thousaou
Fight on suffrage likely to be close in West Virginia
Charleston Feb 27 ratification of the suffrage amendment was the big question before the West Virginia registrars conference meeting in special session. Suffrage champions say the amendment will be adopted but doubt the vote and plan further effort to sway undecided electors.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginie Registaria
Newspaper owner to accept candidacy in Mexico
Felix Palavacini, newspaper owner here, accepted the Democratic League offer backing General Patla Gonzalez for the presidency and named the party’s candidate for the national senate from the federal district. He stressed the group would not back any presidential candidate.
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Mexico City
Felix Palavacini
Seague
Genera' Patla Gonzalez
National Senate
Antwerp Firm Buys American 3600-Ton Steel Ships
Antwerp based Lloyd al Belge announces purchase of ten 3600-ton steel ships from the United States Shipping Board for delivery to American ports. The vessels, built in 1917, are to be allocated to Antwerp services in the Baltic and to routes to Spain and Peru.
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United States
Lloyd al Belge
Antwerp
Jarican Porta
Baltic
Spain
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