Government Aims to Deport Reds as Big Appropriation Sought
The Department of Labor asks Congress for 1 150 000 to enforce laws against radicals and deport suspected communists after nationwide raids. Officials note hearings will extend into weeks with final reviews in Washington. The report also mentions a search for Martens and charges from a Russian Soviet official.
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Department of Justice
Martens
Nuroiva
Department
Labor
Anthony Caminetti
Immigration
Washington
Memorial Fund To Dover Patrol Members Accepted
Secretary Daniels announced that about 6000 pounds from British subscriptions will fund memorials for the Dover patrol who aided channel security. A monolith will mark the New York harbor entrance, with British and French memorials planned at Dover and Calais. Naval forces from Tunbridge and Joliffeville contributed to the patrol.
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Washington
Danielz
State Department
Great Britain
Dover
English Channel
Daniels
New York Harbor
Calais
Tunkirk
Jilligheime
Prevost Charged with Murder in Brown Widow Case
Mount Clemens Mich Jan 6 Lloyd Prevost cousin of Brown s widow is charged with first degree murder. A special grand jury investigation led by Attorney General Alex J Groesbeck produced circumstantial evidence challenging Prevosts alibi. Authorities say a second man may be implicated later.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Alex J. Groesbeck
J. Branley Brown
Lloyd Prevost
Brown
Prevost
Weather Forecast For Regions In The Southwest
Denver and New Mexico forecast show rain in the south portion and colder conditions Wednesday. Thursday to be unsettled with possible snow and colder forces in eastern portions. Arizona expects partly cloudy skies Wednesday with possible snow in the east, followed by generally colder conditions Thursday.
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Denver
Colo
San
Arizona
Weather log shows university daily conditions
The twenty four hour period ended yesterday records high and low temperatures with humidity readings at 6 AM and 6 PM plus wind speed and direction. Precipitation and ice indicators are noted with a general sense of day characteristics.
Republican women discuss campaign tactics at Midwest conference
At a Chicago closing session delegates from fourteen Midwestern states learned about how to influence press coverage, persuade voters to back straight-ticket voting, hire venues, host speakers, manage funds, and canvass precincts. National committee leaders and the women’s division explained strategies while remarks favored focusing preconvention talk on criticizing the Democratic administration.
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Chicago
Mid-West
National Committee
Leonard Wood
Lowder
Mines
K¢rding
Ohio
Fred 4. Phar
John “Aver Seath
Mary Garrett Hay
Denver
4 Reverance
Mfintesau
Margaret Fit Moef Weinas
George “ Reinicke
San Francisco
Alexander backs national budget system for economy
Joshua W. Alexander, new secretary of commerce, calls for a national budget system to curb rising federal costs. He urges eliminating duplicate coal data bureaus and riders in money bills, and aims for a comprehensive, economical federal budget before Congress adjourns. He notes six billion dollar expenditures loom next year.
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Washington
Joshua W. Alexander
Wilson
William C. Redfield
Alexander
Congress
Democratic candidates to meet at Jackson Day banquet
Washington January 6 prospective candidates for the Democratic nomination will meet publicly at the Jackson Day banquet closing the Democratic National Committee meeting. A dozen speakers are listed including top presidential hopefuls. A message from President Wilson and a letter from William G McAdoo will be read. The event also signals timing for the national convention, with details kept until Thursday night.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Mr. Bryan
Bandits Take Liberty Bonds From Bank in Winchester
Bandits looted the Citizens State Bank at Winchester Kansas taking Liberty bonds valued between 56 000 and 75 000 dollars. The robbery occurred today southwest of Atchison. Local authorities searched for suspects.
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Atchison, Kans
Citizens’ State Bank
Winchester
Kans
Permission for Juarez Ojinaga railroad construction
Jurado J Trinidad Romero announces tentative approval by the Mexican secretariat of communications and public works for a railroad between Juarez and Ojinaga Chihuahua at an estimated cost of 2 million dollars. If final plans are approved, construction may start and the line could be in operation within three months, financed by private interests. The route covers about 260 miles.
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Juarez
Mexico
Ojinaga
Chihuahua
Mexican Secretariat of Communications and Public Works
J. Trinidad Romero
Abenor Romero
Lumbermen to Convene in Boise for 16th Annual Conference
About 500 to 600 retail lumbermen from ten western states will attend Boise Idaho February 19 and 21 for the sixteenth annual Western Retail Lumbermen's Association conference. Delegates arrive from Washington Montana California Utah Oregon Nevada Colorado Wyoming Arizona and Idaho. F F Conner of Sacramento is president. Last year’s meeting in Boise was canceled due to an influenza epidemic.
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Morning Journal
Boise
Ida
Western
Western Tetail Lambermen’s Association
Washington
Montana
California
Utah
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Arizona
Idaho
F. FE. Conner
Sacramento
Calif
Republican Women of Iowa Pledge Loyalty to Chairman Hays
Morning Journal Des Moines reports Iowa Republican women pledged loyalty and votes to Will Hays at a Des Moines gathering. The event drew leaders from across Iowa as Hays urged alignment with the party and its 1920 national ticket aims.
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Republican Women OF
Iowa
Hays
Morning Journal
Des Moines
Will Hay
National Committee Today
Browning
Frank Dodson
Republican Women’s Organization
Melays
John T. Adams
Laws
National Committees
Charles Mc Nider
Coliseum
JoWa
Fort Des Moines
Republican Party
Republicinn of Iowa
Colee Liddy
Twelve Year Old Tries to Die Over Love Triangle
Kenny Sokolowski, twelve, in a Chicago hospital admits he attempted suicide over a love entanglement involving Annie Barzky, thirteen, and Florence Moeller, eleven. He reflects on how Florence contributed to the crisis and says he chose to end the act after seeing Annie's pain.
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Romeo
Kenny Sokolowski
Chicago
Florence
Annie
Annie Barzky
Benny
Florence Moeller
Berger escorted from Jersey City by police chief
Victor L. Berger representative-elect from Wisconsin was escorted out of Jersey City by Chief of Police Richard T. Battersby after arriving to speak at a Socialist Educational club mass meeting. Oscar Ameringer accompanied him as his first lieutenant. Police barred speeches but allowed dues payments and business with club officers.
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Jersey City
N. J
Victor L. Berger
Wiscoonsin
Richard T. Battersby
Sociatist Educational Club
Berger
Oscar Ameringer
Two American Oilmen Slain in Tampico District
The State Department received word that F. J. Roney and Earl Bowles, employed by International Petroleum, were murdered near Port Lobos in the Tampico area. Officials urged Mexico to apprehend and punish the killers and to report action promptly.
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Tampico Zone
State Department
Morning Journal
Washington
F. J. Roney
Earl Bowles
Tampico
Mexico
America
Mexicog City
Department
Roney and Bowles
International Petroleum Company
Mazatlan
Harry V Leonard
Harry ©. Martin
United States
Pocomoke
Roney
Bowles
Department of State
Mexico City
Indictments Dismissed in Mooney Case in San Francisco
Three indictments against Thomas J. Mooney were dismissed in superior court in San Francisco. Two against Israel Weinberg and two against Mrs. Rena Mooney, wife of Mooney, were also dropped. The bomb blast during the 1916 preparedness parade is the related case. Other indictments against Mooney, Mrs Mooney, and Warren K. Billings remain pending in another branch.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Israel Weinhberg
Rena Mooney
Mooney
Warren Kk. Billings
Superior Court
Treaty Held in Abeyance Until Wilson Speaks
Washington January 6 leaders of all senate factions agreed to pause action on the German peace treaty until President Wilson’s message becomes public. Talks among Democrats and mild Republicans centered on Kendrick’s proposed reservations to modify Article X and the League voting power, but no formal proposals were shared with party leaders.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Benater Kendrick
Wyoming
Teaders
Kendrick
League of Nations
Endvick
Jellicoe Expresses Gratitude for Welcoming Reception
Admiral Jellicoe, en route to Key West, praised the cordial reception by Americans. He highlighted wartime comradeship, lauded the Washington navy yard and Annapolis naval academy, and thanked Secretary Daniels and naval leadership for the visit.
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Drning Journal
Washington
Key West
Jellico
New York
United States Navy
China
Navy Yard
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mr. Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Administration
Russian baritone Beklanoff faces deportation bid
Prussian baritone Beklanoff of the Chicago Grand Opera company was arrested on a federal warrant alleging he is an undesirable alien and held on $1000 bond. Vera Amazer accuses him of pressuring her to tours under false pretenses. He admitted some charges, officials say.
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Chicago
Jan. G.chorges Beklinoff
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Reginald de Koven
Department of Labor
Beklanoff
Vera Amazer
Russia
Breklanoff
Harry R. Landis
Clyne
Baklanoff
Mexican senators weigh abrogation of China treaty
Adolfo de la Huerta urged Cananea and Sonora towns to shield Chinese residents from anti Chinese agitation while national congress debates ending the China treaty. Governor said federal troops will protect Chinese but follow congressional direction and act per law.
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Mgshing Journal
Douglas
Ariz
Dan
Adolfo de la Huerta
Cananea
Sonora
National Congress
Senate
Mexico City
China
Congress
Secret Service Officials Accused of Framing Radicals
A statement by S. Nortva, secretary to Ludwig C. A. K. Martens, alleges Justice Department agents helped draft communist platform planks and backed radical intrigues. It claims witnesses could expose Russian reactionaries and notes deportation actions against Gregory Weinstein and possible actions against Martens and staff. Nortva says Martens is in Washington and denies arrest efforts against his chief.
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Washington
S. Nortva
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Department of Justice
Senate
Russia
Boris Bakhmeteff
Kerensky
Gregory Weinstein
Martens
Hundreds visit grave of Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay N Y Jan 6 hundreds who revere the memory of Theodore Roosevelt visited his grave in Youngs Memorial cemetery today the first anniversary of his death and offered silent prayer or laid wreaths on the mound of their pilgrimage. Charles Lee the negro servant for years in the Roosevelt household was first to lay a floral offering. The bells of Christ Episcopal church where the colonel worshipped tolled at daybreak about the hour of the former president s death. At the end of the day the grave was banked with floral tokens of remembrance from numerous organizations bearing the colonel s name.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Young's Memorial
Charles Lee
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
Raid on Novy Mir Office Expands Communist Case
DOJ agents raided the Russian Soviet paper Novy Mir in New York arresting fourteen men and one woman at a Communist Labor Party meeting. A cache listed 1,000 U S communists. 57 more alleged plotters, led by Alexander Dorman, were sent to Ellis Island. Martens aide and others refused camera posing. Court orders to jail Misieg pending questioning.
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Imy Morning Journal
New York
Department of Justice
Novy Mir
Communist Labor Party
United States
Alexander Dorman
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ellis Island
Gregory Weinstein
Supreme Court
Davis
Michael Misieg
Joint Legislative Committee
Misley
Durance
Berger
Martens
Santeri Nuortva
Marten
Nuortva
Harry Winitsky
Communist Party
High Interest Rate Debate Affects Bank Balances
Washington bankers meeting by the federal reserve board failed to finalize rates on balances but will reconvene January 23 in Chicago with three reps from each district. They oppose high balances payments and urge a base for mutually satisfactory, conservative banking to benefit all.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Chicago
Federal Reserve
Clearing House
Operation on Denver Detective after Gun Battle
Denver January 4 physicians performed an operation tonight on James Boggle local detective wounded in a gun battle with an alleged bandit Adrian Thompson Monday in an effort to save his life Boggle was shot through the chest by Thompson a few seconds before the latter was killed by other officers while resisting arrest
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Denver
James Boggle
Adrian Thompason
Boggle
Thompson
Gerard boom gains New York Bryan league support
The New York Bryan League, revived to back William Jennings Bryan, now backs James W. Gerard for the Democratic nomination after he filed his candidacy in South Dakota. Augustus Thomas plans a January 15 dinner with speakers reportedly including Secretary Daniels and Bishop Burge, though Thomas denies involvement.
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Morning Journal
New York
H Bryan
Gerard Boom
the Navy
Daniels
Charles Sumner Bureh
Daniels Denies Knowledge Of Plan For Dinner Launching Gerard
Washington reports Beereta Daniels says he did not receive invitation or hear of a dinner announced by Frank H. Warder in New York for January 15 to boost James W. Gerard as the Democratic presidential candidate. Warder said Secretary Daniels would be among the speakers.
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Washington
Beereta Daniels
Frank H. Warder
Bryan League of
New York
James W. Gerard
Germany
Warder
Daniele
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