War rights clash over tenant ouster in federal case
Washington sources report a civil suit over an eviction in the District during wartime. Justice Gould ruled the Saulsbury restriction unconstitutional, affecting occupant Mrs Anna Hellmulley and owner Agbanus Stokes over 1405 Twenty second Street NW. Appeal to the Court of Appeals noted. case to set broader limits on wartime housing actions.
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France Urges Alliance With U S Against Immigration Barriers
The Matin advocates a Franco American alliance to ease immigration limits and reduce barriers. The report notes labor proposals to be discussed by officials, with emphasis on cooperation with the United States and other nations amid postwar reconstruction and political shifts. The piece reflects editorial calls for strengthened ties and policy dialogue.
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French premier's would-be killer sentenced to death
An anarchist who recently attempted to assassinate Premier Georges Clemenceau was today sentenced to death by the court martial. The verdict was unanimous, marking a decisive end to the high profile case.
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Two Porto Ricans Deported as Bolsheviks in Cuba
Labor officials at the State Department protested Cuba’s deportation of two Porto Rican cigar makers who tried to land in Habana. They held U S passports but were deemed dangerous by Cuban authorities and sent back to San Juan. F C Roberta cited a San Juan strike of 15,000 workers as context for the action.
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Allies Say U S Must Cut Rations to Feed Russia
Arochange. March 11. Allied food committee reports from Archangel and interior Russia say Americans must endure bread shortages until the Russian question is settled and pease are restored. Peasants hesitate to sow beyond personal needs fearing Bolshevik seizure. Russia faces crops shortage in 1919 and likely into 1920, requiring American grain for six months after peace. Rest of Europe would rely on US grain for relief.
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League Defies for Hays Calls Bipartisan Support
Democratic leaders press for a bipartisan League of Nations stance at a National Democratic Club dinner in New York. Cum mings cites war records and warns Republicans against partisan resistance while Daniels and others urge quick, broad backing to place the League on record for support. Warnings of obstruction and calls for unity echo through the address.
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United States Mediation Policy Proposal Text
Fragmented historical OCR outlines a proposed policy to resolve international disputes through mediation or arbitration. It discusses inviting major world governments to a conference to formulate an arbitration plan and promote peaceful settlement, with references to presidential action and wartime context.
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Allies Must Save Russia Now Says French General
A French general urged immediate Allied intervention in Russia to prevent Bolshevik dominance and German control. He warned Soviet forces were weakened and could fall, while German influence would grow unless substantial aid arrived to stabilize Moscow and Siberia.
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Poindexter to Speak at George Washington University Chapel
Senator Poindexter will address an audience at the George Washington University chapel on Monday as part of the Arts and Services program. The event invites public attendance with notable figures expected, while some prominent guests declined to speak.
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Korean Independence Movement Turmoil Cools After Seoul Unrest
State Department reports disturbances in Seoul and northern Korea centered on anti Japanese demonstrations. Police broke up a parade of students, with several deaths claimed. Officials say Christian participation was limited to under ten percent and leaders belonged to a new political religious group. Demonstrations aimed at free speech petition rights and language use in schools, with foreign missionaries not involved.
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Marines Clash With Japanese in Peiping After Consul Wounded
The report says American Marines and other forces clashed with Japanese in Peiping amid claims the Japanese consul was maltreated and wounded. The incident prompted calls for a full investigation and possible diplomatic action as U.S. and Japanese officials seek to manage tensions and prevent wider fallout.
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Belgian Wheat Inquiry Becomes Senate Agenda
Chairman Gort says the Senate agriculture committee will not pursue charges of traded bad wheat sold to the Belgian relief commission. The case centers on wheat milled and sent into Belgium amid a relief effort. No deaths are confirmed in the document. A separate notice invites a special dinner dance at 7 o'clock p m on Saturday March 15 and table reservations for aliens.
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