Secret Four Power Talks Stir Senate Over Treaty Details
Senate members press Secretary Hughes to disclose what happened in the big four secret meetings during the four power treaty drafting. Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood clash over how many drafts existed as Brandegee vows to oppose the pact without binding US forces.
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Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Japan
Underwood
Senate
Washington
Hughes
Bernt
Harding
Perenrret
Magnes
Hitchcock
Tureien Relaons
Esident
Ladige
White House
United States
Balfour
Boglind
Shidehers
Jaepan
Viylani
America
Hae
Senerdue
Binghes
Thecine Ning
Frank Hi. Drandesee
Connecticut
Brandecee
Committee
Brandegee
Dr. C. F. Cook to lead Central America farming study
Dr. C. F. Cook of the Department of Agriculture will join a Carnegie Institution expedition to Central America. He will study Maya farming life to locate potentially valuable plant varieties for agricultural use.
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F. Cook
Department of Agriculture
Central America
Marel
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Cook
Amerea
Lloyd George Wins Again as Irish Free State Bill Passes
London reports the Irish Free State agreement bill clears its second reading in the House of Commons amid dull debate. Premier Lloyd George defends the settlement while Austen Chamberlain and others argue minor boundary changes suffice. Chamberlain warns against renewed war if the treaty fails.
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London
House of Commons
Diehard
Boundary Commission
Lioyd George
Austenhawberlain
Lensenergh
Michael Collins
James Craig
Austen Chamberlain
Ireland
Ulster
Trish
Chamberlain
House expected to take up bonus bill within 13 days
Dickinson of Iowa leads opposition to a sales tax plan tied to the bonus bill as Republicans and President Harding face a caucus struggle. Proponents warn a veto could block passage while the Ways and Means Committee weighs funding methods and the five way bonus plan gains support from veterans groups.
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Washington
House
Pordney
American Legion
Harding
Dickinson
Karching
Republican
Bers
Congress
White House
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
Arkansas minister found guilty of slaying Mrs Anna Meke
Reverend Harding Hughes convicted by a jury for the murder of Mrs Anna Meke last May. His sentence was fixed at life in prison. The trial details the defendant’s role in the death and the court confirmed the verdict.
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Arkansas
Harding Hughes
Smorder
Anna Meke
Man Freed After Ten Years In Murder Case
John A Drogekin Johnson, who served ten years and fifteen months of a life sentence for the murder of Annie Lenberger, was released at 8 p.m. on Governor Blaine's order commuting his sentence. The case involved the girl’s death and a manslaughter charge against her father Martin Lenberger, with lingering questions about the true killer and the fate of the missing body in Lake Menomin. The governor’s action ends the case unless a new suit for false imprisonment is pursued.
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Madican
Wit
John A. C Drogekin
Iftsen O
Priv
Sever Yearott
Annie Lenberger
Johnsen
Martin Lenerger
Blaine
Johnson
Annie Lemberger
Lake Men
Bline
BR. Smith
Lemberger
Mae Sorenson
Kidnapped Unionists Freed as Border Tension Eases
Forty two Ulster unionists abducted in raids across the border are released after a telegram from Michael Collins to Colonial Secretary Churchill. Officials say public opinion improves, but border danger persists as both sides bolster defenses and prepare commissions. Another British regiment arrives amid continued turmoil in Belfast.
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Belfast
Ireland
Michael Collins
Churchill
Husson
Ulster
Spene
Uct
Collins Says British Ireland Evacuation To Resume
Dublin February 17 Michael Collins leader of the provisional Irish government says the British military evacuation of Ireland is expected to resume soon after his return from London where he met Winston Churchill. General Sir Nevil Macready warns of withdrawal plans as preparations begin to ship hundreds of tons of army stores. Collins urges England to carry out the Anglo Irish treaty in full.
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Mr. Collins
Briitsh
England
Extreme cold grips Adirondacks with record lows
The harsh weather in the region saw Rainbow Lake drop 45 below zero and nearby lakes at 32 to 40 degrees below, while Ogdensburg thermometers marked 25 below. The St. Lawrence River froze over bank to bank for the first time in several seasons.
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Ogdensburg
N.Y
Stainbow Lake
Adirondacks
Loon Lake
Nehasine
Malone
St. Lawrence River
Women resign from Three Oaks city council
In Three Oaks Michigan on February 18 1930 Maude Arnold and Helen Ludke resigned from the city council stating they would rather wash dishes than argue over a paying contract and that politics takes too much time from their duties as housewives Each had served one year on the council.
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Three Oaks
Mich
Maude Arnold
Helen Ludke
Local Farmer Otto Lupnew Found Dead in Wisconsin Field
In Wrusan Wisconsin on February 18 Otto Lupnew a farmer living nearby was found dead. He apparently fell against a barbed wire fence resulting in partial decapitation.
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Wrusan
Wis
Otto Lupnew
Genoa Meet Delayed As Washington Awaits London Pact
Washington reports the American reply to join the Genoa economic conference will be deferred until British and French experts reach a preliminary agreement in London. If accord emerges and matches U S policy, a favorable reply may follow. otherwise no conference is foreseen. French oppose admitting Russian representatives without pledges of compliance.
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Washington
Genoa
London
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
Russia
Western
Europe
Judge Resigns and Plans League Career Change
A United States judge announces resignation and signals a move into professional leagues work in the near future. The report notes a transition from the bench to roles within sports organizations or leagues.
Judge Landis Resigns to Lead Baseball Career
Federal Judge Kenesaw M. Landis resigns from the bench effective March 1 to devote full time to baseball. The move follows legislative efforts to remove him amid his high profile actions, including a record $29,000,000 Standard Oil antitrust fine.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Marist
Standard Oil Co
Set Your Own Goal Says Grit On Self Evaluation
The text urges setting a personal goal and rating success to spur effort. It notes the public will not know how far short one comes from their ideal, promoting self discipline over fear of public estimates.
Invitation Extended to Fat Ball Coach Faces Faculty
A Birmingham Age-Herald report quotes a dean doubting the coach will accept the invitation to join the faculty. The dean says the coach might not want to place himself on equal footing with a mere professor.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Modern Diplomacy and the Changing Face of Diplomats
The old belief that a diplomat must be a capable dancer has faded. A practical view now holds that a diplomat should be ready to shake hands and respond instantly, as noted by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Linseed Nearest to Milk Among Natorel Vegetable Foods
Linseed is described as the closest approach to milk in the composition of any natorel vegetable food. The statement emphasizes linseed’s nutrition relative to dairy milk as a plant based option.
Evening Journal Washington County Daily Record
The Evening Journal notes Washington County daily life with regional news briefs and local notices. Community events, school updates, and small-town happenings provide a snapshot of daily affairs.
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Evening Journal
Washington County
Col John Y Clinnin Temporarily Recalled to Duty
Col John Y Clinnin assistant U S district attorney in Chicago has been temporarily recalled by Attorney General Daugherty due to criticism of his actions in certain cases. Judge Landis has been urged to review the district attorney’s office operations under Fr Clyne.
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John Y. Clinnin
Galeted States Distriet
Chicago
Daugherty
Hia
Landis
Aretorney
Fr. Clyne
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Seaster Underwood
DR. C. F. Cook
Loyd George
Fordrey
Iowa
Dogskin” Johnson
Wisconsin
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Irish Republican Army
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Belfast Telegraph
Ulsterhall
Lyon
New York State
U. S
Standard Oil Company
Col
John V. Clinnin
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