Newberry Back Of Plot Claims Dailey Tells Grand Rapids Trial
Frank C. Dailey outlines the national origins of the alleged fraud in the Newberry campaign. He identifies Senator Newberry and Frederick Cody as arranging to capture the Michigan seat, detailing an advertising blitz and moving picture promotion across the state to sway voters. The opening statement covers funds, contributors, and the use of film to influence the 1917 bid.
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Frank C. Dailey
Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Newberry
New York
United States District Court
Frederick Cody
Farge
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Book Company
Michigan
Dailey
Newberry Organization
Thomas R. Phillips
Detroit
United States Navy
Trailey
Phillips
Moving Picture
Tie
New York Park
Navy
John 8. Newberry
Henry BS. Joy
Victor Barnes
Lynan DB
Smith
Diiley
Campaign Corruption Allegations Highlight Money Ties
Prosecutor Dailey described a system of gratuities and personal payments in a political campaign. He claimed a $50 bill was hidden for a citizen and a bank employee received $500 for influence. The case alleges Sen. Newberry financed church subscriptions, with the defendants using funds to influence nomination and pay a candidate for Helme.
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Banket
Dailey
Ite
Newberry
James W. Helme
William Micke
Helme
Pasteur Institute Develops Influenza Vaccine Type B
The Pasteur institute is testing a vaccine called type B as a sure cure and preventive for influenza. It contains 14,000,000,000 dead particles per cubic centimeter and requires a single subcutaneous injection of half to one cubic centimeter to immunize a healthy person for the epidemic period.
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Paria
Poh
Pasteur Institute
Wireless restored to owners as peace is declared
Washington February 3 Rear Admiral Girittin told the house naval committees privately owned wireless stations now controlled by the navy department are to be restored to their owners as peace is declared. Eleven high power Mor coni Wireless company stations are the principal ones to be affected.
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Washington
Navy Department
Girittin
Paval Companis Cee
Morconi Wireless Company
Peace Pact Returns to Senate for Debate
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders plan to move to bring the peace treaty up for debate in the Senate next Monday with reservations. Senator Lodge says unanimous consent is sought to proceed, while Democrats express surprise and question the timing.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Cxise
Ashurst
Dem. Ariz
Tonerroan
Ledge
Three Die in Snowbound Interurban Car Wreck Near Lamerton
Three people were killed when an Buffalo and Lake Erie interurban car became trapped between high snow walls near Lamberton. A curve on the track prevented the motorman from seeing them in time.
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Dunkirk
Lamberton
Peace with Reds claimed by Bolshevists at Dorpat
London reports a wireless dispatch from Moscow alleging a definite peace between the Bolshevik government and Poland. Dorpat delegates claim Poland abandoned military preparations against Russia after Livonia withdrew its promise to place army and harbor of Reval at Poland's disposal.
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Bolshevist
Dorpat
Poland
Russia
Livonia
London
Warsaw
War Office
Tiffis and
Kutais
Tiflis
Transcaucasia
Duluth Postmaster Nomination and Dickinson Land Office Registrar
Washington announces Thomas Considine nominated postmaster at Duluth and William B. Dickson named registrar of the land office at Dickinson North Dakota on February 3. Both appointments reflect federal decisions advancing local government administration.
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Thomas Considine
W. &. Dickson
Register of Land Office
Dickinson, N. DO
Washington
Duluth
William B. Dickson
Dickinson
N. D
Relief Trains Carry Red Cross Supplies to Vienna
Two American Red Cross trains valued at 585000 dollars left Paris for Vienna and Budapest. The convoys carried clothing surgical dressings drugs condensed milk flour and other foodstuffs intended for relief.
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Paris
American Red Cross
Vienna
Budapest
Presbyterian Young People's Day Observed At Church
A Sunday night service at the Presbyterian Church highlighted the church's future leadership and youth involvement. The Junior society and Christian Endeavor shared in the program with readings by Mardid Johnson and Josephine Bailey and a theme centered on loving one’s neighbor. Esther Welch spoke on the royal law and the need for wider concern beyond immediate neighbors, while Florence Cunningham urged youth involvement. A missionary pageant Who is My Neighbor was presented, and an offering of 16.60 was collected for the denomination's young people board in Philadelphia.
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Presbyterian Church
Church
Mardld Johnson
Josephine Bailey
Ruth Loehrer
Christ
San
Walter Foss
Esther Welch
Miss Welch
Florence Cunningham
Society
J. Smith
Philadelphia
Meredith Urges Cutting Middlemen to Boost Farm Output
Washington reports new Secretary of Agriculture Ke T Meredith of Iowa calls for releasing nonproductive workers and cutting middlemen to raise food production. He says agricultural problems tie to distribution and price margins, urging fairer returns to farmers and lower living costs.
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Washington
Ke.t. Meredith
Iowa
Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Farmers Face Rising Costs and Low Returns in Livestock Trade
The text argues that hog producers face higher fencing and supply costs while output falls by 50 percent, forcing them to sell at a loss to meet consumer demand for lower living costs. It calls for cutting unnecessary distribution costs and shifting nonproductive labor to production in farming and manufacturing.
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Ussess
America
Earthquake Hits Mines Gerais Districts Causing Panic
Dispatches from Minas Gerais Brazil report a strong earthquake Sunday that damaged many rural houses and sparked widespread alarm among inhabitants. Officials seek details as relief efforts begin amid uncertain reports of intensity.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Minas Geraes
Brazil
Fifty Mexican Rebels Killed in Oaxaca Fight
Laredo Feb 3 Fifty rebels were killed and 25 taken prisoner at Oaxaca in Oaxaca state when a rebel band led by Albino Carrilo attacked the city last Friday. The rebels were defeated after five hours of fighting, according to Mexico City newspapers received here.
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Laredo
Tex
Oaxaca
Albino Carrilo
Federaleet
Mexico City
Global crime wave shocks capitals and New York
London detective Harry Dougherty warns of a world spreading crime wave with violent murders and daring robberies. He cites jewel heists in Bond Street Paris Rue de la Paix and post offices as signs of a master criminal network expanding to New York Chicago and coastal resorts.
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London
Harry Dougherty
New York
Palm Beach
Southampton
Newport
Ite
Regen
Bond Street
Rue de Iais
Paris
Mr. Dougherty
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Daniels Denies It Takes Sharp Issue with Admiral Sims
Paris dispatch reports Daniel’s administration denying a sharp clash with Admiral Sims over naval medal awards. The piece notes diplomatic tensions and a proposed blockade threat against Holland if the Dutch government refuses to surrender the former Kaiser for trial under the Petit Parisien framing.
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Paris
Cen
Holland
Petit Patisian
Naval medal award debate to be taken up by Senate panel
Secretary Daniels appears before a Senate subcommittee to discuss naval medal awards as Admiral Sims faces the inquiry in Washington. The session aims to clarify contention surrounding military honors amid the investigation.
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Speetalth Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
Reed
Mining Life Backdrop of Crime and Exploitation
A stark view portrays mine workers as vulnerable, many broke and lured by quick wealth schemes. The piece argues they become instruments of master criminals, noting a surge in violent crimes that reveal how cheaply human life is valued by thieves.
German Madman for War
Berlin reports a supposed war ministry order marked strictly secret order to mobilize units including 690 bombing flyers by March 1. The document, printed on official stationery, is linked to a demented ex officer now in a sanitarium with officials cautioning it could violate the peace treaty.
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Berlin
Germany
War Ministry
Emtente
Bolshevik Decree Forces Red Army to Labor
Washington reports a Lenine decree dated January 1, received by the state department, ordering the Bolshevik army to engage in general labor activities. The measure highlights a shift of Red Army roles under Soviet policy.
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Washington
Lenine
State Department
Siberian policy statement sought by congress
A pr proposal by Representative Mason requests a comprehensive congressional statement on the Siberian situation. It seeks information on verbal agreements between the United States and Japan or other allies and aims to transmit details to Congress.
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Washington
Lansing
Mason
Congress
Iedaoa
Japan
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