Houston Succeeds Glass in Treasury Department
Washington reports cabinet reshuffles as Edwin L. Meredith is named to head the Agriculture Department and David F. Houstoun (Houston) succeeds Carter Glass as secretary of the Treasury. Interior secretary and other changes are anticipated, with Lane retiring and Meredith pledging to improve grain movement to markets.
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Glass
Treasury Department
Iowan
Edwin L. Meredith
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Lane
Class
Secretary of the Treasury
Albat
Meredith
Successful Farming
Farmers” Tribune
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Chicago
Federal Receive Bank
Miami
Mia
Senate
Closes
Martin
Virginia
the Treasury
Daniels
Navy Department
Wilson
Libel Department
Post- Thasier
Teteoral
Turleawon Me
Anita Whitney Goes On Trial For Criminal Syndicalism
Miss Anita Whitney a noted social worker faces trial in Oakland California on charges of criminal syndicalism for helping found the Communist Labor Party and speaking on the negro question at a California university event.
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Anita Whitney
Flakland
Calif
Adreaham
Contmunist Labor Party
Speedo
Oakland Center
California Uivie League
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona updates
In Denver on January 27 the forecast calls for generally fair weather on Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. Arizona also expects generally fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with minimal temperature variation.
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Ydeonver
Cole
New Messon
Arizone
Weather Log Fragment From Yesterday
Conditions for twenty four hours ended at 6 t In recorded by the quiverels. Highest temperature 74 humidity 69. Precipitation 0.05. Maximum wind velocity and direction North. Weather note appears garbled with unclear locations and entities.
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Guy Iss
Panne
Livestock Group presses Congress for meat packing regulation
The American National Livestock Association at its Spokane convention urged passage of Kendrick Kenyon bill to regulate the meat packing industry. The report claims Packers misrepresented and sought to block endorsements, calling for an efficient regulatory agency, government oversight, publicity, uniform accounting and open production and distribution free from hidden benefits.
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LY Morning Journal
Epectal Seared Wine
Spokane
Wash
American National Livestock Association
Attorney Generals
Sou
Covnus
Unificationist party formed by Mexican exiles in U S
Mexican exiles in the United States form a Unificationist party under Senator Pall to back investigations into Mexican affairs. Mexico City reports accuse the group of seeking North American rule, while Huerta’s government rejects these insinuations and denounces Senator Mall as an oil interests ally.
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Morning Journal
Brecial
Dowglae
Arig
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Pall
Unificationist Party
Thie
Orientacion
Hermoztila
Wilton
Venustiano Carranga
Mall
Tilson Says War Breeds Antipathy Between Enlisted Men and Officers
Representative Tilson of Connecticut argued in Congress that the recent war produced a strong anti officer sentiment among enlisted men. He noted that having commanded a regiment himself he sees this sentiment as widespread and significant.
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Washington
Tilson Republican
Connecticut
Mondell Attacks Universal Military Training Bill
House Republican leader Mondell denounces the universal training plan as a costly program costing about one billion dollars. Senate support for four months of training could cut army expenditure, but Mondell warns of large manpower needs and billions more for camps, clothing, and equipment.
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SAY
Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
House
Senate Military Committee
Representative Mondell Wyoming
Mondell
Wadsworth
New York
Explorer Bertard Returns After Failed Pacific to Atlantic Quest
Los Angeles reports Joseph F. Bertard the explorer and former resident is returning from the North American channel after three years trying to force a passage from the Pacific to the Atlantic. He sailed the Teddy Bear in a 10 ton schooner with one companion and faced ice fields near Banksland.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Joseph F. Bertard
North Amercan Channel
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Bernard
Lce
Siberian
Atlantic
Church Council Corrects Sunday School Loss Figure
The Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America corrected its earlier report of a 3.5 million drop in Sunday school membership since 1916. The revised figure shows a loss of about 500 thousand scholars, announced from New York.
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MOF Lind Journal Special
New York
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Ihs
Johnson Charges See Hospitals Turn Soldiers Away
Rep. Johnson of South Dakota says sick and wounded soldiers are denied proper treatment in government hospitals. He cites Chicago and Fort Sheridan failures, a $9.5 million fund unused, and a crowded Chicago Marine hospital bath room used as a work room. He blames Carter Glass and Rupert Flue for neglect and urges action.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
A. EK. W
Tocay
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Rupert Flue
United States
Garner
Texas
Chicago Speedway
Chicago
Congress
Fort Sheridan Army Hospital
Baker
Chicago Marine Hospital
Lyman Dam Project Heads Toward Final Loan Board Action
Plans and specifications for the Lyman dam irrigation project in northern Arizona will be considered by the state loan board at a meeting tomorrow. Financing has been under review for months and is expected to reach a final action stage.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix
Ariz
Lyman Dam
Arizona
State Loan Board
Socialist Assemblymen Suspended Over Alleged Disloyalty
Trial evidence linked five socialist assemblymen to oath reservations and support for Lenin Trotsky linked aims. Prosecution showed party pledges and speeches suggesting allegiance to Soviet leadership and opposition to US constitutional duties. Louis Waldman, district rep, faced defense speeches cited in record.
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Albany
Assembly Judiciary Committee
John N. Stanchhfield
League council to launch permanent international court
The League of Nations council plans a February London meeting to consider creating a permanent court of international justice. Elihu Root is chosen as the American member of the commission, with aims to assemble eminent jurists from diverse legal systems to ensure broad acceptance.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Associated Press
Council of the
League of Nations
London
Permanent Court of International Justice
Paris
Saar Valley
America
United States
American Senate
Hague
League
Root
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Europe
Finns Concentrate Along Russian Border Threaten Petchenga
A North Russian dispatch reports about 2,000 Finns armed with machine guns and moving by horse and reindeer toward the Petchenga frontier. The main force has crossed the border, driving border villagers to flee toward Norway. Fears mount of looting at Petchenga Monastery.
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Lev
Essen
Archangel
Petchenga
Norway
Henry P. Fletcher resigns as ambassador to Mexico
Henry P. Fletcher resigns as United States ambassador to Mexico after 18 years in diplomatic service. He cites futile hopes for better Carranza era relations amid border tensions and German interference. Summerlin assumes embassy duties as Fletcher departs.
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Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Carranza
Southern
Republic
Mexican Congress
Fletcher
United States
State Department
Department
Washington
Latin America
Mexico City
Chile
Pacific Coast Conference Faces Fate Over 50-50 Gate Rule
University of Washington questions the new 50-50 gate split adopted by Pacific Coast Conference faculty. Washington will not honor the rule, arguing it harms large-city institutions. The dispute cancels the Washington vs Washington State Thanksgiving game and shifts scheduling to Nebraska and potential eastern opponents.
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Morning Journal
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Pacific Coast Conference
Washington
Darwin Meisnest
Arthur Vriest
Washington Estate College
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
George Varnell
Spokane
Varneil
Immigration of Japanese into Mexico continues despite rumors
Mexican officials quote Japanese legation to say emigration is continuing without obstacles. They note very small numbers, deny a ban on Japanese settlement, and state Baron Otori remains in Mexico while the cruiser Yakumo visits Mazatlan en route to Japan.
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Morning Journal
Mexico City
Viscount Uehida
Mexico
Japan
United States
Tegation
Legation
Baron Kugutarto Otori
Baron Otori
Yakumo
Panama
Mazatlan
Chicago druggists accused of whiskey profiteering
Major A V Dalrymple head of prohibition enforcement in the central division warned Chicago druggists against profiteering in whiskey sold for medicinal purposes He cited reports of prices from six to one hundred dollars per pint and said investigations are under way Potential steps include establishing government supervised dispensaries for liquor at reasonable prices.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
A. V. Dalrymple
Central Division
Polish Foreign Minister Patek to Meet Lloyd George in London
Polish foreign minister Stanislas Patek travels to London to join a conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George. The talks aim to press Poland to evacuate Russian territories not allocated by the peace conference, a demand Poland has thus far resisted citing ethnographic ties and strategic defense against Bolshevik threats.
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Erecial
Paris
Stanislas Patek
London
Lioyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Russia
Arizona to Be Asked to Pay Teachers More
Petitions seeking a flat appropriation of 1 000 009 dollars to raise teachers’ salaries circulate in Arizona. They will be submitted to Governor Campbell for possible inclusion in an extraordinary legislative session. P F Milnes says hundreds have signed, with organizers aiming to gather many more signatures before presenting to the governor.
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Bret AL
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Campbell
P. F Milnes
Milnes
Final effort for oaving treaty to be made
Peace treaty negotiations faced dissolution but got a new forty eight hour lease on life. Senate leaders remained pessimistic as Democrats and Republicans clashed over Article X and the Monroe doctrine. A Thursday meeting was set to try to resolve the impasse with private talks continuing on both sides.
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Morning Journal Special
Wima
Washington
Senate
Wilson
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Wadsworth and Calder
New York
New York City
William Church Osborne
League To Enforce Peace
League of Nations Association
New York Federation of Churches
Furm
Chamber of Commerce of
Daughters of the American Revolution
League of Nations
Congress
United States
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Socialist
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U.S
Iby Morning Journal
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Socialist Organization
Eighth Assembly
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Louis Waldman
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International Justice Court
Mexican Chamber of Deputies
George T. Summerlin
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Mikado
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Poland
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