Morri son Foster Child Dies After Wreck Tragedy
FCION PRESENTS. DEMANDS FOR RELIEF. Lives Lost In Wreck Of Steamer. Children Shocked Was Ring Ton A Morri son. Mitchell, foster son of Vira President and Mrs. Thomas McT abell. A Baltimore baby once cared for in a Washington hospital by Mrs Marshall. The infant, starved and undernourished, received all modern baby care but failed due to prolonged deprivation.
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Rele
Rington
Morrison
Mirchell
Vira
Thomas Mc Tpabell
Mra
Marshall
Washington
Marehelp
Lok
Vessel breaks up off Sambra ledges. seven may be dead
Passengers abandon the Leyland when the Bohemian runs aground in a snowstorm while bound from Boston to Liverpool. Sixty four aboard. several injured. Three boats escaped. others left on board. Tug Ragedjing aided evacuation as the ship pounded the rocks and eventually sank. In New York, 41 crew members of the steamer Wrat Meth reach Antwerp after sinking off Terrohoiliag Island.
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Hampax
Leyland
Sambra
Boston
Liverpool
Halifax Harbor
Bosta
Ferces
Jgan
Ite
Protes i Two
Eank
New York
Terrohoiliag Island
Deere
Antwerp
Northern Pacific
Georgia Democratic race pageant and candidate list
Georgia Democrats prepare for the presidential nomination race with Palmer leading in a telegram to T. Gardner, secretary of the state committee. The announcement signals early signs of a crowded field including McAdoo Tennings Cox James tard Herbert Hoover and others as declarations begin.
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Cox
Kla
Jranes Tard
Ger Herbert Haaver
New Jersey
Stebert Neen
Oklahoma
Represertioamyt Clark
Missouri
Largest Navy vessel to be launched March 29
The United States will unveil its largest naval ship March 29, a monster warship about 600 feet long with a displacement around 20,000 tons. The vessel will feature eight rifles and heavy armament, marking the first of a class to be completed for the fleet and signaling a major wartime build program. A separate note mentions a ratification bill seeking constitutional amendments requiring two thirds of state legislatures and Congress to approve equal rights measures.
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Slweciut
Maren
Ryland
Gunn U
Strike settlement ends railway workers’ France strike
The strike of railroad workers in Uhrangnout France ended last night after arbitration talks. Workers accepted arbitration and rules will be studied, while some train crews resume duties. Companies will withhold wages during the strike and may impose penalties for resumption, though several rail firms report improvements and most workers are returning.
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Uhrangnout
France
Urpaniae
Diemer Hai
Wis Mornig
Bar
Mme
Tnitha
Jed Tomarrow
Bishops Meet Madrid Minister Over Priest Stipend Demands
A delegation of Catholic bishops in Madrid warned the Spanish government that priests may strike if demands for higher stipends are not met. The meeting, held March 1, pressed the ministry to comply, signaling potential disruption in parish services.
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Madrid
Governor Edwards Signs Bill for Rum
Trenton March 3. Governor Edwards signed a bill permitting manufacture of liquor containing 3.5 percent alcohol by volume after peace with Germany is declared. The measure passed the legislature yesterday. Philadelphia March 2. John J. Ophea, editor of the Catholic Standard and Times, died after several months illness at age 73.
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Trenton
BS. J
Maren
Fyoser No Edwards
Germany
Philadelphia
Stohn J. Ophea
Stan and and Times
United
Association to Fight Radicalism Forming in America
Businessmen from the Commercial Federation of California and others meet to organize the Commercial Federation of America. They plan a conference of eastern merchants in New York on March 8 to launch the national group. The federation will seek to recruit business, professional people, farmers, and unorganized groups. A telegram to President Wilson praises his veto of the Cox-Cummings bill and warns against yielding to organized labor.
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Sir. Louis
Marele
Commercial Federation of America
Businessmien
Connbry
Commercial Federation of
Cali
New York
Orewnizaloh
Wilson
Prontys Il
Deport Us Demands Raised by Jailed Radicals
Youngstown Ohio inmates issue a manifesto seeking release or deportation. They ask to be sent to their native lands if deportation is possible, or to Russia, arguing their loyalty to communist pledges. Federal agents state all are members of the Communist Party and could gain liberty on bonds of 100 dollars. The prisoners claim they signed pledges to violence and have no funds for release.
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Youngstown
Russia
Communist Party
Sheriff with Negro Dodges Lynchers in Oklahoma
Weodka Oklahoma March 2 Sheriff H L Brown of Cha Oklahoma and his prisoner Cal Davis a black man sentenced to forty five years in the state penitentiary narrowly escaped mob violence after an alleged attack on a Chandler shopkeeper. The duo headed for McAlester as crowds stirred with excitement.
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Wewodka
Okla
H. L. Brown
Cha
Cal Davis
Atate
Chandler
Polish Troops Revolt In Kovno Conflict Report
Insurgent Polish forces in Kovno have reportedly joined anti government ranks. Russian sources claim Denikin's army is encircled in the Kuban peninsula with Bolshevik units advancing. Official statements dated Sunday note mutinies among Polish soldiers and a broader upheaval across the northern Caucasus.
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Ondon
Denk Kines
Kuban Peninagle
Lie Seng
Agov
Malehevik
Stavional
Northern
Caucasus
Ecvint
Denikine
Reyaltias
Botalioris
Kovnog
Big Five Packers Break Faith In Congressional Probe
Washington reports allege that five major meat packers conspired with Livestock representatives to not oppose a U S congressional investigation into the packing industry. EB Lassiter of Texas testified before the House Agriculture Committee that packers and their attorneys maneuver to control restock growers groups and broaden their influence by improper means.
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Washington, Maren
C. Lassiter
Texas
Laneher Gale
Wobblies Roster Seized by Police Across Nation
Police arrest in Chicago and other cities seize IWW roster names and addresses. Maclay Hogue, state attorney, seeks stay as detectives raid a hideout where a man identified as Alex Anvtin provided information during the night action.
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Paner Caniatt
Industrial Workers of the World
Orsandy
United States
Pos Mn
Maclay Hogue
Uats
Min
Alex Anvtin
Mexico Petroleum Production Rises 46 Percent in 1919
Mexico City report shows petroleum output up 46 percent over 1918 records. Department of Industry and Commerce data note more than 160 million dollars invested in the oil sector recently. Since Carranza’s provisional permits began, forty five wells have been drilled.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Department of Industry and Commerce
Carranza
West Virginia Divided Over Suffrage Amendment
Charleston, W Va March 2 The Anthony suffrage amendment became a special order for four o clock in the house to allow the senate to reconsider its fate from yesterday when the endorsement resolution was defeated by one vote.
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Charleston
W. Va
House of Representatives
Senate
Clothes Line In Ririe Back Yard Three Children Hurt
A lightning storm sent an energized wire across a clothes line in a Ririe yard at 2u70 Monroe Ave injuring three children of Joseph Sirie. Milton Wiley 14 grabbed the live line, was shocked, and knocked down as his sisters Vette and Itteen helped him. All were treated for burns and shock. none were burned severely.
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Ririe
Joseph Sirie
Revere
Monroe Avenue
Milton Wile
Milton
Wilson moves to set wage board for railroads
Washington March 2 Representing rail road unions vote to try the new wage law to settle demands and hold constitutional questions in abeyance until a fair trial. No general strike risk while law tested. President Wilson to naming three union reps six total with three public reps. board subject to state approval. Two naval inquiry stories follow on misconduct at Newport with Senate panel to probe.
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Wilson
Ilewage
Howan
White House
Repover
Huey
Raads
Othese Gravior
Naval Intelligence
Naval Training Station
Newport
R. 1
Senate Naval Con Qultiae
Mnde Orig Lnally
David Rathon
Ue Providence
R. C. Jourant
Senator Bay
Republican
Delaware
Ke Iepublican
New Hampshire
King
Ball
Supreme Council Charts High Costs in Allied Plan
Paris report says on March 2 the supreme allied council's economic section outlined joint buying and distribution based on necessities and price control. The plan, to be submitted to Premier Miller, faced debate led by British PM Lloyd George who urged exchanges with Russia, notably for wheat.
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Paris
London
Supreme Allied Council
Faays
Petit Parlakes
iMiller
Red Cross Meets On Peace Problems
From Gis on Monday March 1 the Red Cross congress opens in the city with plans for cooperation among National Red Cross societies. The program aims to ease suffering and improve welfare through coordinated action guided by eminent medical authorities. Representatives from twenty countries including China are present.
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Congress of Red Cross
Jtleres Wateh
Chirly
Fni
League
China
Anit
Alleged Murders in U S Investigated Formally
Mexico City reports indicate alleged murders in the United States are under inquiry as Mexican officials prepare a protest for the U S government. Information from semi official circles notes that the embassy in Washington and Mexican government are formulating a formal presentation to the state department.
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United
Statens ‘Heim
Waskinsion
State Department
Mexico City
Maren 2
Sheep Breeders in Saragossa Over Lambing Strikes
Discontent spreads among sheep herders near Saragossa as a lambing season strike disrupts flock work. Cixie guards and local police replace strikers in the area.
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Saragossa
Spain
Congress Debates Soldier Relief Legislation
The Ways and Means Committee clashed over procedure as it began a full debate on veteran relief in Congress. Franklin O Click, national commander of the American Legion, urged no outright grants but broad liberal treatment and full government obligation to disabled veterans, including land settlements, home purchases, vocational training, and adjustments based on service length, while stressing private charity should not shoulder the burden.
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Washington
American Legion
House
Wen
Java
Piri
Literary test sparks immigration debate in New York
Speaker Siegel of the House immigration committee argues the literacy test excludes thousands of desirable immigrants and raises living costs. He cites estimates that about 3 percent of arrivals are turned back under the test and notes many prospective immigrants abandon plans upon hearing of it. In Wyoming, Midwest Refining and Ontario Oil announce a price rise of twenty five cents per barrel.
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Sance Siegel
Pouse Immigration Committee
United States
Wyoming Oil, Advance
Casper
Wyo
Midwest Itefining Company
Onto ‘On Company
Weeming
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