Radicals Planned General Strike to Overthrow Government
Federal agents linked steel and coal strikes to a planned nationwide upheaval led by communist and communist labor factions. Evidence shows payrolls loaded with agitators, extensive penetration of mining centers east of the Mississippi, a multimillion dollar slush fund, and plans to extend agitation across workers. Deportation hearings to begin, with thousands held and raids continuing.
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Soviet
Russia
Morning Journal
Washington
Mississippi River
West Virginia
Sof
Umtitofs
Greneral Garvan
Bureau of Immigration
America
Russian Communist Council
Communist Labor Party
Reds Seized as Federal Raids Sweep New York
Federal agents and police, armed with 300 warrants, capture radicals in Greater New York and northern New Jersey. Detainees are sent to Ellis Island for deportation hearings as authorities raid radical centers and seize bombs, weapons, and propaganda.
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New York
New Jersey
Ellis Island
Federal
America
President Grant
Newark
Flizabeth
N. J
Department of Justice
Communist Labor Party
Lenine
Trotzky
Liebknecht
Emma Goldman
Alex Berkman
Rosa Luxemburg
Bureau of Investigation
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Martens
Trotzky and
Congressional Committee
Flynn
Communist Party
Harry Winitsky
New York Communist Party
Winitsky
Communist Movement
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Toerty Husky
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Weather outlook for Denver and surrounding regions
The forecast covers Denver and Cole with New Mexico conditions. Sunday shows rain in the south and snow in the north, while Monday is generally fair with little temperature change. Arizona expects fair weather Sunday with snow north central and northeast, colder in the north, and Monday partly cloudy.
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Denver
Cole
New Mexico
Arizona
Sinow
POCAL Weather Record Summary
Conditions for the 24 hours ended 6 pm reported by the university. The day was cloudy with a maximum temperature of 44 degrees and humidity 54 percent in the morning. Precipitation and wind details are noted with northwest winds and a maximum velocity of 13 units.
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POCAL
Degg
Alienists Testify New Was Insane At Time Of Killing
In Los Angeles on January 3 two defense alienists testified Harry New was insane when he killed his fiancée Freda Lesser last July. Dr. Hoag labeled New a constitutional inferior and a psychopathic personality, with brain of a child aged 12 or less. Cross examiner Woolwine pressed whether Miss Lesser should have seen insanity given their months together.
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Morning Journal
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry New
Freda Lesser
New
Here
B. Hoag
E. ©. Sawyer
Attempt to kill Denikine. aide killed in Copenhagen report
An attempted assassination of General Denikine, head of the government in southern Ainesia, failed. Danish newspaper advices report one of Denikine's aides killed in the incident.
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Copenhagen
Denikine
Ainesia
Berlingeke Tidende
Central Europe in need of united credits for food relief
Sir William Goode urges allied and American credits to avert a Central European collapse. He warns that half measures fail and a comprehensive plan is required, with the United States bearing a proportional share to restore Europe’s economy and production.
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Morning Journal Special
Wink London
Sir William Goode
Europe
England
United States
William
Austria
League of Nations
Anglarian Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mr. Hoover
America
Sir William
Constantinople
Not In Limelight But Key Factor In Ending Coal Strike
Little mention of John J. Keegan, member of the United States Employees' Compensation Commission, was made during the coal strike negotiations. He acted as go between in a conference between Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer and John L. Lewis, head of the striking miners, helping end the country's greatest coal strike. The photograph shows him leaving the White House after a conference with officials.
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John J. Keegan
United States Employees’ Compensation Commission
A. Mitchell Palmer
John L. Lewis
White House
WILL HI. HAYS TO HOLD CONFERENCES WITH PARTY MEN
Chicago dispatch reports important Republican conferences for the national convention will open Monday with Hays chairman of the national committee. Leonard Wood and Governor Lowden have accepted invitations to speak at a dinner. Hays then departs for Des Moines for a state meeting as leaders from many states gather.
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Leagan Wee
Chicago
Middle States
National Committee On
Will H. Hays
Illinois State Central Committee
Hays
Leonard Wood
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Des Moines
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Germany Probes Responsibility for War Ahead of January Sessions
Berlin reports two parliamentary sub committees will resume in January. The first has sent questions to political diplomatic and military leaders seeking written answers on the Sarajevo incident and the postwar political situation. The second will cross examine minor officials to corroborate prior testimony and to support Leidendorff's claim that Count von Bernstorff failed to report U.S. opinion.
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Berlin
Sarajevo
Washington
Leidendorff
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Mexican Army To Be Reorganized By Morning
Dispatches from Mexico City say the Mexican army will be reorganized after a conference between President Carranza and War Minister De La Torre with top generals. Chapultepec will be restored to train officers in cavalry artillery and infantry arms.
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Morning Journal
San Antonio
Tex
Mexico City
Carranga
Manuel de la Torre
Chapulteper
Bloomington star Kibbie to manage Roundup team
Outfielder Jack Kibbie from Bloomington joins semi professional club Roundup Montana as manager. Announcement made today confirms the 1919 pennant winner’s new coaching post.
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Goon
Montana
Bloomington iii
Jack Kibbie
Blooomington Wii
Monetana
Armenian Girl Fleeing Turkish Deportations Reaches New York
The Armenian woman Varta nouseh Karagheusian, aged 20, is safely in New York with her brother after surviving the 1915 16 deportations. She arrived with relief worker Marshall Mays and is to attend school in Minneapolis. Her health is fragile from the ordeal and she remains somber despite a warm reception.
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Morning Journal
New York
Vartanouseh Karagheusian
John N. Karagheusian
Minneapolis
America
Aleppo
Marshall Ingglis Mays
Topeka
Kans
Zahleh
Jerusalem
Araxie Hatchigian
Hagopian
California
Travelers’ Aid Society
Marian Balarjaian
Harpoot
Arabia
Milwaukee
American Money Will Aid Europe Reconstruction Loans
The War Finance Corporation announced four loans totaling 17 million dollars to U.S. commercial firms for acquiring materials and equipment to aid Europe’s reconstruction. Authorities caution that more applications are under review and further loans may be announced soon as policy debates continue.
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Washington
Europe
War Finance Corporation
Glass
War Finance
Waa
Merigan Judge Protects Chinese Against Orror
A writ of amparo issued by a Mexican federal judge led to Cananea official Julian Gonzales withdrawing a proclamation ordering Chinese merchants to liquidate stocks and quit by 1919. Mexican troops arrived to protect Chinese rights under the Mexico China treaty, allowing Chinese business to resume. Reports of anti Chinese violence, including beatings and possible lynching rumors near Cos and Nacozari, prompted investigations and warnings against night travel in mining towns.
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Morning Journal Special Lacen Wice
Douglas, Ariz
Amparo
Nogales
Sonora
Presidente
Julian Gonzales
Cananea
Mexico
China
Nacozari
Cos
ILW W Phoenix Headquarters Ransacked in Theft
The Phoenix headquarters of the Metal Mine Workers Union portion of ILW W was reported ransacked with $3,960 in duel stamps missing. Officials said records were moved during Thursday night while authorities noted there was no raid on the organization.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
IL. W. W
Whon
Coal production meets current demands in weekly report
Washington January 2 coal production is reported sufficient to meet current requirements. In the central western region during the week output was exceptionally large with loading paused and demand rising about the previous year’s level.
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Washington
Walker DD. Hines
Central Western Region
Ak Bone
Tak
Pacific Development Co Advances 5 Million Loan to China
The Pacific Development company of New York and major New York banks have advanced 5 090 000 dollars to China. More installments are expected, with a total loan potentially reaching thirty million dollars if conditions in China warrant it.
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China
Washington
Pacific Development Company of
New York
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