Democratic Party to Campaign Regardless of Irish Opposition
Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said the party will run the presidential campaign without regard to group interests. He defended the peace treaty and League of Nations, stating it benefits small nations and denouncing attacks as libelous. He plans a formal funds statement and outlined San Francisco convention preparations including six subcommittees and women's involvement.
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Morning Journal
New York
Democratic Party
Homer
Democratic Nation Committee
San Francisco
Mr. Cummings
National Committee
League of Nations
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Chicago
Women's Bureau
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Los Angeles
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California
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Colorado
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Massachusetts
Robert H. Elder
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Illinois
Patrick H. Quinn
Rhode Island
Wilbur W. Marsh
Iowa
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Charles Hoeschenstein
Clark Howell
Georgia
Norman BB. Mack
Mamund H. Moore
Ohio
Homer 8
Connecticut
Frederick B Lynch
Minnesota
J. Bruce Kremer
Norman BE. Mack
John T. Burnett
Retention of Anti-Strike Provisions Urged in Rail Bill
Rep McArthur of Oregon argues in Washington that anti-strike protections must stay in the railroad bill now in conference. He says there has never been a strike unsettled by reasonable dialogue and accuses organized labor of seeking special privileges and longer government control at the expense of travelers and shippers.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Representative McArthur
Oregon
Capitol
Weather summary for New Mexico and Arizona regions
The report notes fair conditions in New Mexico and Arizona for Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. University records show a maximum 29 degrees and humidity around 64 percent at 6 a.m., 45 percent at 6 p.m., no precipitation, and a northwest wind with clear conditions.
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Denver
Cole
New Mexico
Arizona
Campaign Starts to Improve Foreign-Born Understanding
The New York based inter-racial council launched a campaign to lift aliens from being treated as mere cogs in a machine. Led by Coleman T. Dupont the group aims to offset bolshevist propaganda with nationwide education and improve relations by presenting American needs to foreign-born workers.
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Morning Journal
New York
United States
Inter-Racial Council
Coleman T. Dupont
America
State May Trach English to Aliens
New York January 17. The joint legislative committee discussed recommending a state bureau of trained instructors to teach English to adult foreigners. Witnesses including Elmer K. Grown of New York University and Mrs. V. G. Stapkhovitch of the New York Neighborhood House supported the plan while debates on forum limitations and required “Americanism” proofs were raised.
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New York
Elimer KE. Grown
New York University
Mra
V. G. Stapkhovitch
New York Neeighborhood House
Lusk
Harold KB. Riegelman
Executive Committee
United Neighborhood Houses
New York City
Prohibition Enforcement Starts With Ten Commissioners Appointed
On January 17 the ten prohibition enforcement commissioners were appointed marking a near completion of the new national machinery under the eighteenth amendment. Internal revenue officers handle duties for unnamed state directors while early operations faced a flood of questions and technical interpretations as officials sought clear rulings from Secretary Gliss on enforcement regulations.
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Leste
Wasinetba
Prohibition Enforcement
Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Kramer
Gliss
Navy crew petitions Congress for higher pay
About 1,000 officers and men from the battleship Mississippi gathered in Los Angeles to deliver a petition to Congress demanding an increase in pay. The action marks a notable moment in naval labor history as sailors seek improved compensation.
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Los Angeles
Calif
United States
Mississippi
Congress
Secretary Lane's Daughter Engaged in Washington
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs Lane announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy to Philip Kauffman son of Mr and Mrs Victor Kauffmann of this area The wedding will take place in the late spring.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Nancy
Philip ¢ Kauffman
Victor Kauffmann
Amnesia victim found in New Jersey identified as Worcester doctor
Dr. XX, an amnesia patient found wandering near Lambertville on December 22, is identified as Dr. John L. Brand of Worcester Massachusetts. His son, a Navy lieutenant commander and naval constructor in Philadelphia, says the physician disappeared three years ago during research work. Brand, sixty four, has a wife and daughter in Worcester, and has not yet recognized his son.
Death cruelly claims Delbene family in olive poisoning case
At Fordham hospital two more Delbene family members die after ingesting olives linked to a Washington serum delay. Angelo and Dominick Die as ten year old Conchetta fights infection. Serum from Chicago and Washington races to save survivors amid storm delays.
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IBY Morning Journal
Erecial Leeee
New York
Paul Delbene
Fordham Hospital
Washington
Chicago
Black Oak
Indiana
Angelo Delbene
Dominick
Conchetta Delbene
United States Bureau of Annual Industry
Fmily
Antonio Ant Derminick
Angelo
Dominictk
Copleman Openeg
California
Japan Warns China Over Boycott of Japanese Goods
Peking January 18 Associated Press reports the Japanese consul general in Tien Tsin delivered a note to the Chinese foreign affairs commissioner blaming Chinese authorities for losses suffered by Japanese merchants from the boycott of yarn piece goods and silk guild products and similar Japanese organizations. The other item notes the 1921 diplomatic salary bill for ambassadors and ministers was not provided for in the appropriation by the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Peking
Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Noto
Japan
Washington
Diplomatic and Consular Service
House Foreign Affairs
Senator Fall Testifies Mexico Holdings Disclosed
Senator Fall took the stand and said his only Mexican holdings are 75000 dollars in mining stock. The hearing dealt with Mexican testimony dynamics and reports of U S residents in Mexico, including claims about Carranza officers and Jack Johnson’s social status and actions in Mexico City.
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Morning Journal
Bref AL Lestr Wien
San Antonio
Tex
Texas
Mexico
Fall Today
Senate
Secret Service
C. L. Gardener
Hot Springs
Ark
Gran Liga
Diaz
Carranza
Gardener
Mexico City
Zapata
Zapatistas
Jack Johnson
United States
Guillermo Hall
Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Senator Fall
Terragas
Wall
C. L. Gardner
Johnson
Carranza Army
Gardner
Four Stills Raided in Chicago as Prohibition Intensifies
Four stills were raided in Chicago and two men driving trucks loaded with whiskey were arrested as the government presses its constitutional prohibition campaign in the Chicago district. Deputy Major Dalrymple led the raids and confiscated about one hundred gallons of whiskey and brandy. the proprietor and bartender were held.
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Chicago
Morning Journal
A. V. Balrymple
Central West Prohibition
Dalrymple
Pussyfoot Johnson Sees Prohibition Action in U S
American anti-saloon league organizer Pussyfoot Johnson spoke on a solemn day as the U S prohibition amendment takes effect. He announced the flag will no longer float over breweries or distilleries and pledged war on this traffic in human misery and debauchery.
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Morning Journal
de Tendon Tan
William FE
Pussyfoot) Johnson
United States
Johnson
Sims Delivers Accusatory Letter on U.S. Naval Policy
A Senate subcommittee hears Rear Admiral William S. Sims condemnations of the Navy Department’s war conduct. He cites insufficient allied cooperation, late naval policy, and telegrams urging stronger action in European waters. The letter requests wider inquiry and accountability.
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Senate
William S. Sims
Daniels
Navy Department
Sims
London
Naval Committee
Simy
General Board
Department
Navy
Admiral Sims
Hale
Europe
American I
English Channel
House
Manders
Lansing Displays Original Parchment of the Declaration
Secretary Lansing displayed for the first time in eighteen years the original parchments of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution at the State Department. The event aimed to counter recent radical propaganda and was filmed for nationwide exhibition to 110 million residents. The films will be shown in theaters across the country to counter acts of Red activities.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
State Department
Maine
California
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Deschanel elected president of the French Republic
Paul Deschanel won the French presidency with 754 of 889 National Assembly votes. The election followed a senate and chamber caucus uniting all parties and was marked by patriotic displays as he prepared to lead France with broad authority.
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Morning Journal
Versailles
Associated Press
Paul Deschanel
National Assembly
Louis Adolphe Thiers
Empire
Deschanel
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Deschanel
M. Clemenceau
Briand
Republic
Paris
Bt. Cloud
Bois de Poulogne
the Republic
Government probes Tina decree compliance on newsprint
Washington reports the Allied trade commission will issue questionnaires to newsprint manufacturers jobbers and publishers to determine if daily tonnage targets are met how much stock reaches jobbers dealers or consumers and whether middlemen observe minimum commissions set in the decree.
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Washington
Palmer
Lateral Trade Commission
Papper
Pan American Conference Emphasizes Open Deliberations
Live discussion among delegates will drive the second Pan American financial conference, seen as a step toward forging links in ideation and material ties. Secretary Lansing hosted a luncheon in the Pan-American building while Dr Luis Toledo Herrarte presided and Dr Fernando C Fuchs urged focus on transportation and rail development. Dr L S Rowe of the State Department was named secretary general.
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USA Morning Journal Special
Wink
Washington
Lansing
Glass
Gloss
Luis Toledo Herrarte
Guatemala
Fernando C. Fuchs
Peru
Fuchswaild
L.S. Rowe
State Department
Lifting Blockade Strikes Blow to Bolshevik Props
Washington date line Herbert Hoover declares the removal of the blockade on soviet Russia robs the Bolsheviks of a major prop. He says the regime blames blockades for social failure and uses famine to justify military buildup. He adds Russia lacks export commodities while starvation bites major cities and peasants hold food.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Russia
Herbert Hoover
European Relief
Hoover
California Prohibition Test Begins With Dillon Arrest
In San Francisco on January 17, deputies of California prohibition chief Jook M. Silva arrested J. J. Dillon in a prearranged delivery attempt of a barrel of wine. Theodore A. Bell, lawyer for California wine interests, aided the plan. A preliminary hearing was scheduled for the afternoon before the U S commissioner.
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Morning Journal Special
San Francisco
Calif
J. J. Dillon
Jook M. Silva
Prohibition Enforcement
California
Theodore A. Bell
Silva
Dillon
United States Comemissioner
De Valera Launches Campaign for Irish Bond Issue
Ramon De Valera opened a campaign to float a 10 million dollar bond issue for the Irish republic in New York City. Hundreds cheered as he entered city hall to receive resolutions from the board of aldermen greeting the gentleman who stands as representative of the youngest republic in the world.
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New York
Ramon de Valera
de Valera
Hylan
Treaty's fate uncertain as Hitchcock opposes reservations
Washington, Jan. 17. Senate action on the peace treaty faces delay as bipartisan talks try to merge reservations. Round table committees report progress on minor points, but major disputes over Article X and Monroe doctrine remain. Hitchcock stands firm for radical changes, while Republicans press for no shift in core principles.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Round Table
Hitchcock
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