Senators End Bi Partisan Push on Treaty Reservations
Washington Jan 30 effort to break the peace treaty deadlock failed and Democratic leaders moved to bring the treaty to the Senate for ratification. Senator Lodge renewed his refusal to compromise on Article X and rejected Taft reservations, prompting a split in support for a February 10 vote and raising prospects of renewed open debate.
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OY Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Senaper Lodge
Marssachusette
Taft
Flah
Caye
Hitcheoch
Nebraska
Wirehead
Hitchcock
Benator Lodge
Hitcheack
Lame
Lowdie
Lodge
Lepoeth
Great Britain
League
Paris
United States
Air Capture Tale Told by Taylor Memoir of Carranza Soldiers
A Methodist mission worker recounts being seized near Tampico by Carranza soldiers. The narrative centers on his capture and subsequent experiences during the turbulent period in the region.
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Sramatic
Meaigang
Taylor
Doctor Taylor Recounts Mexican Kidnapping for Release
Dr James M Taylor secretary of the board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church told a senate sub committee he was seized near Tampico by Mexican soldiers after photographing oil properties. He said friends paid 200 in gold for his release with no trial and no formal charges.
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Washington
James M. Taylor
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tampico
Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Denver Weather Outlook and New Mexico Dam Note
Denver Colorado forecast shows fair weather Saturday with unsettled north and south portions Sunday. Temperature change expected. Arizona forecast calls for partly cloudy and unsettled conditions with cooler north areas Saturday.
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Denver
Colo
Dam
New
Moxico
Arizona
Local Weather Summary From University Station
Data shows conditions over the last day ending at 6 p m with humidity around 38 percent and light precipitation noted. Wind peaked near 12 miles per hour with a calm to clear day described by the station observers.
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Reed
Mount Vernon Fire Pumps Fail During Sea Journey
The Mount Vernon arrived with pumps temporarily revived after burlap obstructing sieves led to flooding in three fire rooms. Five sailors were in sick bay from exhaustion as crews pumped out water. Major General Devol, inspecting, found no reason for the water and deemed the ship seaworthy on departure.
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Wrecia Mee
San Francisco
Calif
Joe
Mount Vernon
Vladivastok
Co. J. Brogiere
Pirugiere
Carol A. Devol
Army Transport Service
Devel
Army aviators set to return to U S soil today
Lieutenants B P Davis and G H M Grimes of the United States Army aviation, who made a forced landing in Mexico opposite Zapata county, are expected to be back on American soil tomorrow after the Mexican government sanctioned their return and the delivery of oil and gasoline. They are staying at a Guerrero hotel, 140 miles from Matamoros, while plans proceed.
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Grimes
Davis
McAllen
Tex
Guerrero
Matamoros
Pershing Completes Demanding Phoenix Visit in 58th Year
General Pershing, aged 58, wrapped up a grueling Phoenix tour after nine speeches, a valley-wide auto ride, and a lively hour of dancing with Phoenix women. He toured Glendale city hall, Mesa, Tempe, and Phoenix schools, with Governor Campbell praising his endurance and affability.
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Urning Journal Erpecial
Phoenix
Ariz
General Pershing
Glendale
City Hall Park
Woman's Club
Women of
Monroe
Adams Street
Mesa
Tempe
Thomas F Campbell
Salt River Valley
Campbell
Colonel Roosevelt
Florida cattlemen killed in Polk County gunfight
Timpa Florida January 6 three well known cattlemen were killed and a fourth captured after a battle with deputy sheriffs who say the men were cutting wire fences around phosphate land held by American Agricultural Chemical company. The dead are T. W. Albritton known as Tinker Ton A. J. Albritton and Miram PD Alder man. Jesse Albritton son of T. Albritton was captured.
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PY Mopying Journal
Timpa
Fla
Polk County
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Florida
Newton Hatcher
Sam Williams
Catire
T. W. Albritton
Influenza Cases Rise at Camps Near Douglas Arizona
Five new influenza cases at Camp Harry J. Jones bring total to forty five since Sunday. Fort Huachuca total remains sixty with one new case. Port Huachuca reports a pneumonia case linked to influenza and Camp Steven Little near Nogales notes two pneumonia cases not tied to influenza. Additional mild cases seen near McNeal, 25 miles away.
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Morning Journal
Douglas
Ariz
Harry J. Jones
Fort Huachuca
Port Huachuca
Southern Department
San Antonio
Steven Little
Nogales
McNeal
Here
Thormahten Signs Contract With New York American
The first New York American club 1920 contract was signed today by pitcher Thormahten in New York. The move marks the club's initial commitment for the coming season.
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Thormaftten
New York
Thormahten
Stecher Wins Heavyweight Title In Long Madison Square Bout
Joe Stecher of Nebraska defeated Karl Caddock of Iowa in a two hour plus heavyweight catch as catch can title match at Madison Square Garden. Stecher won by a body scissors and arm lock after a grueling contest that stretched into the late hours.
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Sornine
New York
Joe Stecher
Nebraska
Karl Caddock
Iowa
Madison Square Garden
Joe Steeher
George Bothner
Stecher
Caddock
Brecher
Mecher
Indictments in Chicago Internal Revenue cases
Indictments returned against three Internal Revenue Department members led by deputy collector John Bornoski for bribery while John Warren and Earle Trembley faced charges of disposing of seized liquor. Thirteen others, including firms, were indicted on profiteering in sugar.
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Morning Journal
Srec
Chicago
Internal Revenue Department
John Bneroski
John Warren
Earle Trembley
Farmers threaten to produce only what they need for own use
A Senate Post Office Committee briefing cites farm responses from 46 000 of 204 000 surveyed showing widespread discontent over low farm returns and high urban costs. Farmers blame middlemen, call for direct parcel post markets, and warn of reduced production and rising living costs.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Senate Post Office Committee
James I. Blakslee
Mr. Blakslee
Blakslee
Wood
Hlakesiee
Senate
Blakeslee
Post Office Department
New England
Middle Western States
Mast Chatham
NS. C
Newberry Jury Incomplete On Account Of Flu
United States district court could not complete the Newberry elections conspiracy trial jury due to influenza cases in the panel and illness in the town. Judge C W Sessions urged jurors to exercise and stay healthy as a physician watches over the group. Four defendants were sick and more than a dozen talesmen sent home while one juror described a three mile hike as a remedy.
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OT Morning Journal
Grand Rapid Midh
United States District Court
Newberry
C. W. Sessions
Sheridan G. Long
Newaygo
Mich
Talesmen
Talesmian
Frank Armatrong
Alanson
Beselens
Ilinees
Fort Bliss Carnival Rescheduled For Pershing Visit
General John J. Pershing plans to attend church in El Paso after arrival Sunday causing the Fort Bliss military carnival to be postponed to Monday afternoon. The event will be repeated for his benefit if he can view it.
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el Paso
Texas
John J. Pershing
Fort Elias
General Pershing
Divorcee Weds Fleischman Two Days After Divorce
Julius Fleischman of Cincinnati, once a multi millionairess, married Mrs Laura Hemingway widow of Louis Hemingway silk merchant. The Hemingsays had divorced eight months earlier and a Brooklyn clergyman was to perform the ceremony but was replaced hours before the set time.
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Julius Fleischman
Cincinnatis
Laura Hemingway
Louis Hemingway
New York
Philadelphia
Hemingways
Opposition to 10 Bill to Create Air Department Grows
Washington Jan 20 The new bill to create a separate department of the air met stronger senate opposition. Sen Borah Republican Idaho led the attack citing extravagance. Chair Wadsworth urged passage warning of an impending air war. General Pershing’s reply against the measure was released by Rep Fisher Democrat Tennessee.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Department of the Air
Senate
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Wadsworth
Military Committee
Army
Air Service
General Pershing
Representative Fisher
Tennessee
Congress
Committee On
Hays
Republican National Committee
Whitney On Trial For Criminal Syndicalism In Oakland
Testimony showed Miss Charlotte Anita Whitney Oakland club woman active in the Communist Labor Party. Joan C. Taylor and James H. Dolsen testified on party roles and methods while facing separate criminal syndicalism charges.
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Morning Journal
Oakland
Calif
Charlotte Anita Whitney
Oakland Club
Communist Labor Party
Joan C. Taylor
Whitney
Taylor
Dolsen
Moscow
Jimmy Wilde to Meet Mason in Twelve-Round World Title Bout
Jimmy Wilde the British champion has signed to fight Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne Indiana in a twelve round bout in Toledo later in February for the world heavyweight title. Ad Thacher secured Wilde's manager signature via telegram from Milwaukee confirming the contract.
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Jimmy Wilde
Mason
Toledo
Chapion
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Ad Thacher
Milwaukee
Wilde
Soviet runners struggle to reach 0.9 pace claim
Bolsheviks agent Martens says from 20 messengers starting in Russia only 7 arrived here. The report notes difficulty in maintaining target speed and transit reliability among Soviet runners.
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Martens
Bolsheviks
Russia
Soviet Couriers and Martens Face Senate Probe
Washington reports Martens former Soviet agent declined to name couriers and pleaded diplomatic immunity as the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee probes Russian propaganda funding. He described efforts to win U S recognition and bids with American firms, noting $150000 funneled through an underground route and two letters to President Wilson.
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Morning Journal Special
Washington
Russia
America
Europe
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Senate Foreign Relations
Martens
State Department
Wilson
Ths
Moscow
Finland
Germany
Moses
New Hampshire
Brandegee
Connecticut
Scouriers
Soviet Russia
Wade H. Ellis
Isllness
Foday
Hardwick
Georgia
Per
Twelve Jurors Temporarily Accepted for J W W Trial
In Montesano Washington January 30 twelve of thirty seven veniremen were temporarily accepted as jurors in the J W W case. The panel included a liquor dealer, watchman, housewife, garage manager and others. Several remain under examination and all face peremptory challenges. American Legion officials said they would seek an unofficial jury plan and may return a verdict.
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Ie Journal
Montesano
Wash
Wit
Veniremen
Warren
Grimm
Centralia
Plug Ber
American Legion
Todey
Legion
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FT. Bliss
Fleischman
Julius Pleischman
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