Sinn Fein delegates form Irish Dail Eireann in Mansion House
Twenty five Sinn Fein electors in the Irish assembly at the Mansion House proclaimed the Dail Eireann and a declaration of independence. Charles Burgess chaired as the roll call was read in English. They named Count Plunkett and others to present Ireland’s claims to the Paris peace conference.
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Sin Fein Soiety
House of Commons
Dail Eireann
Charles Burtens
Cathal Brugha
Count Plunkett
Arthur Griffiths
Edward de Valera
Ireland
Paris
Sinn Fein
Cosen Gray
Count Plankett
Charles S. Burgess
Father O.flanagan
Free Nations
Irish Republic
England
Tréeland
Freland
Treland
Aurane Shea
Laboring Man Urges Livestock Growth At 22nd ANLA Meet
In Denver, Clay Tallman of the General Land Office urged western producers to expand livestock output to meet national needs at reasonable prices. He warned that if the West fails, the East will import meat, and land in the Rain Belt may be developed. He favored grazing permits and unified control of public lands within the Interior and Agriculture Departments.
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Associated Press
Denver
Clay Tallman
General Land Office
American “National Livestock Asso
Dil Uer
J. A. Nares
Fresno
Calif
Nares
Dwight
Heard
Phoenix
Arizona
Tallman
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Interior Department
National Banks Prosper as War Demands Rise
Williams reports 1918 year ended October 31 saw national banks grow solidly with deposits up nearly two billion dollars and only two failures. Liberty bonds sales totaled 17 billion with half channeled through national banks. Banking power and earnings hit new records despite heavy war burdens.
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Associated Press
Washington
John Skelton Williams
Federal Reserve System
Williams
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Comptroller
Comptrolled
National Bank Act
Armour willing to relinquish holdings for just compensation
J Ogden Armour told the House Interstate Commerce Committee he would give up Armour & Co holdings to the government if paid fair compensation. He denied company profits were excessive, cited a 2 cent return on a huge sales base, and warned that government ownership would bring red tape and higher costs. He also rejected FTC collusion charges and noted big five price competition.
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Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Armour & Co
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Armour
Attack on U S Phone Control Sparks Hearing Clash
Walward Reynolds former vice president of the Postal Telegraphe Cable Company told the House Postoffice Committee that government control over telephone lines should end. He argued the only reason for keeping control is to raise rates and finance weak companies. Reynolds cited attempts by Burleson to push higher telegraph charges and warned the Postal Company would resume current rates if control ends.
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Arma
Ygr
Amour
Sims
Federal Trade Commission
Associated Press
Washington
Walward Reynolds
New York
Postal Telegraphe Cable Company
Burleson
House Postoffice Committee
Reynolds
Legislatir
Committee
FLW
Putnam
Minnesota Commission
Congress
Western Union
Bell Telephone
Postal Company
Supreme Council to Form Russia Proposal at Paris Meeting
Paris January 21 The Supreme Council of great powers aims to craft a concrete Russia proposal for tomorrow's session. The plan excludes Soviet agents from Paris and seeks an inquiry into Russia without direct Bolshevik contact. Polish questions and reparations for war damages will also be discussed alongside the League of Nations issue.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Great Powers
Russia
Sergius Sazonoff
Petrograd
Lioyid George
Wilson
Red Army
Poland
New German Constitution Plans To Elect President For Seven-Year Term
Draft provisions in the proposed German constitution call for a president elected by the entire German people with a seven year term. The chancellor would be appointed by the president and be responsible to the chamber, and would retire if the chamber withdraws confidence by a definite vote. The document also requires Reichstag approval of all treaties with nations in any future league of nations.
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Associated Proms
London
British Wireless Service
League of Nations
Germany
League
Reichstag
Japan Determined TI MFVFIAP Full story
Japan shows firm resolve in ongoing TI MFVFIAP coverage with officials stressing decisive action. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text but emphasize government stance and projected timelines.
Viscount Uchida says Japan seeks free development and peace
Viscount Uchida the Japanese foreign minister told the opening of the Japanese parliament that Japan will pursue a fair policy in all international relations and work with allies for enduring peace. He discussed Japan's ties with Russia and China and supported aid for Russia's rehabilitation while backing a unified orderly government in fourteen Siberia forces.
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Washington
Viscount Uchida
Japan
Paris
Viscount
Liberia
Siberia
Apa
Russia
Ebig Pert
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Berlin
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