Sherman Defends Republicans and Tariff Promises in Indianapolis
Senator Sherman of Illinois condemned President Wilson and the current Congress in an Indianapolis speech to the Indiana Republican Editorial Association. He pledged a swift return to prosperity under GOP rule and a restored protective tariff, arguing Republicans authored major laws of the last thirty years and challenging Wilson’s leadership as partisan and ineffective.
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Ty Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Sherman
Illinois
Wilson
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Congress
Rip van Winkle
Senate
United States Senate
Hay
Philippines
Connecticut
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
North Dakotas
Kansas
Utah
Washington
Idaho
Ihinoie
Striking Miners Shot Highlight Labor Strife and Rockefeller Critique
Colorado United Mine Workers witness Jola NR. Lawson accuses Rockefeller and his foundation of indifference to miners. He cites militia killings, gunmen, and wasted funds on suppression instead of wages and better conditions, arguing higher returns if money had gone to workers.
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Associated Press
New York
Jobla
Lawson
Colorado United Mine Workers of America
Federal Commission of Industonal Relations
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Colorado Fueling Iron Company
Colorado
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Wiftere
McKenzie King
Hereford Grain Dealers Busy as Town Hogs Grain
In Hereford Texas on January 29 the four local grain dealers handle a flood of arrivals. They store much of the crop awaiting higher prices while feeding stock and land speculation stir talk of future farming gains.
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Hereford
Tex
Knights Hold Annual Inspection and Installation in Lubbock
Lubbock Texas January annual inspection and installation was held by the Knights Iemplar in their lodge room. Fort Worth state inspector Wm James, Dallas deputy, and Geo Stapleton of Amarillo attended as out of town guests and hailed Lubbock masonry room as one of the most perfectly appointed.
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Lumbock
Tex
Knights ‘Iemplar
Eltv
Lubbock
Post Office Workers Form Aid for Soldiers Widows
In London on January 29 the British General Post Office reported thirty thousand men have joined the army. Deaths among postal workers since the war began total 1760. Unvolunteered staff formed an aid organization providing for soldiers families, levying 10 dollars per hundred salary, aiming to raise nearly £100,000 per year. 280 widows have already benefited.
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Pritish General Post Office
Unclear moral crossroads in Wilson era policies and war
A fragmentary quotation discusses tariff law the Federal Reserve Act and the Trade Commission act amid Civil War era rhetoric. It condemns Wilson administration aims and contrasts Villa and Tiverta while invoking Sherman on Republican restoration and economic alarms.
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Wilson
Villa
Tiverta
Jerse James
Republican Party
Sherman
Germans Fight Russians From Snowbound Trenches in East Prussia
A World War I scene from Darkehmen near the Aigerapp River shows German troops resting rifles on snow in bitter cold as they endure subzero temperatures. Soldiers stand for days awaiting Russian assaults, with many freezing to death rather than retreat.
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East Prussia
Conal
Darkehmen
Aigerapp River
Wilson Predicts Era of Enterprise at Electric Rail Meeting
President Wilson told the American Electric Railway association in Washington that trust legislation seeks to clear the maze of regulations and usher in prosperity. He cited growth in electric railways, interurban lines, and rising per capita rides, with 300,000 workers employed and a $4.6 billion capitalization.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
American Electrical Ratheay Corporation
World Business
Democratic Party
Esecta Habitant
United States
Enin
Tritt
Aero Elation
Amercan
Washington
American Telephone Co
Timothy 5
Wiliams
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Noted economist to speak on crime and reform in Louisville
The article reports Raymond Robins, a billionaire economist, returning to Louisville to address the public about his youth and life in the underworld. It notes his rise from a department store cash clerk to wealth after migrating west, welding into success, and marrying an heiress.
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Louisvitt
Chicago
Itubine’ Vielt
Louisville
Wage dispute arbi tration hearings reveal long hours for engineers
Cleveland and Chicago reports outline arbitration over wage cov ers and work hours in railroad and mining sectors. Witnesses state an engineer earned 935 dollars in a month while working fourteen hours and forty five minutes daily, prompting calls to improve conditions. News notes peace rumors and joint talks among federal conciliators.
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Hy Associated
Pittee
Chicago
J. U. Keefe
Gulf, Colonno & Santa We Paile
Willee
Wuarre
S. Stone
Ton
Keefe
Dave
Liberia and foreign encroachments cited in colonial era dispute
The fragmentary text discusses Liberia's colonization drive, disputes over mineral deposits, and fears of foreign encroachments. It mentions the Republic of Liberia as a de facto government and references Britain and other nations in relation to land and resource claims. The article alludes to a party's grievances and allegations presented to a government department.
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Warhington
Tibet
Enercion
Orien
Henry Cliy
Preent Mathvon
United States
Liberia
Republic of Liberia
Americas
Allan
Critiah
Great Britain
Pneland
Praveé
Weather Summary for Washington and Texas
A weather note indicates rain likely in parts of Texas with a near term cool trend. In Washington the forecast calls for continuing cold conditions with a turn to fair weather by Sunday.
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Mario
Washington
Onst
Democrats Hinge on Government Whip Bill Fight
In Washington on January 29 the Senate, in a late session, prepared for a final vote on the government whip purchase bill amid Democratic plans to crush Republican opposition. Progressive Republicans proposed amendments, with Senator Gallieger calling for an emended form and a new speech.
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Washington, D. C
Democrata
Sexnion Pier
Senate
Gallieger
Republihe
Santa Fe Demonstrators Host LeBrock Farmers Event
In Luusock Texas January 29 a joint program by the Agricultural Experiment Station and the Chamber of Commerce hosted the LeBrock farmers. A series of addresses was followed by receptions at the hotel dining room where business farmers gathered. Notable speakers included Jenson Tanner Amarillo Oscar Tubbs and H. Boe.
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Luusock
Tex
Chamber of Commerce
Cooperaton
Rainer, Pope
Johan Bante
Labbock
Iowant Hotel
Ho Henant
L. Slaten
Jenson ‘ Tanner
Amarillo
Oscar Tubbs
Bo Ohese
Tay Wiheatly
Population of Littlerpteld Grows Rapidly
Littlefield Texas on January 29 reports a population increase of thirty three persons with the arrival of a wearhund train yesterday afternoon. The new families include Mesera J. K. Waau, Peter Witake, Ed Peyner and Peter B. Loowen from Kansas, who came in a special car. They have been here several days to work on improvements and more families are moving in during February.
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Littlefield
Tex
Traig
Mesera
J. K. Waau
Peter Witake
Ed Peyner
Peter B. Loowen
Kinsae
Méy
Dur
New Amarillo Daily News Schedule Opens at 6:40 AM
Hereford report notes the February 7 start of a 6 40 am delivery for the Amarillo Daily News. The breakfast-time issue aims to attract several hundred new subscribers and boost morning readership across town.
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Hereford
Tex
Amarillo Daily News
Fight Transferred to Eastern Field
A fight has been moved to Eastern Field with the plan to leave supplies distributed. The shift follows logistical adjustments and involves local volunteers coordinating with authorities.
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Fight
Eastern Field
Fear of Bulgaria Divides Balkan Powers and War News
The London report outlines Balkan tensions as Bulgaria presses for part of Macedonia threatening Romania and Serbia, while Greek reaction restricts western expansion. It notes Russian offensives in East Prussia and the Carpathians, Austro German attempts, and oiling wartime grain and supply concerns amid a broader regional shuffle.
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Associated Press
London
France
Flanders
Prussia
Carpathians
East Prussia
Mazurian
Carpathian
Teutons
Bukovina
Roumania
Bulgaria
Serbia
Macedonia
Alexander the Great
Greece
Balkan
Suez
Venice
Germany
Berlin
Pau
Russia
Poland
F.o.ce
Palestine
Syria
Provisional
Zionist Committee
Hobson presses for large navy in final House appeal
Washington January 20 Representative Hobson urged the House to back a large navy saying the United States won peace with Japan by promising a swift retirement from the Philippines. He argued the Americanist policy sent a pledge to Japan that the U S would be out of the ocean at a fixed time.
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Washington
House
Hobson
United States
Japan
Philippines
Japa
I Ocean
Royal Decree Calls Lians to Arms in Alpine Troops
A decree issued in Rome appoints conscripts to service for Halian soldiers born in 1888 and Alpine troops categories. It specifies third category Alpine troops and field artillery units are affected. The action targets military personnel from Italy.
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Rome
Italy
Halian
Artill i
Turks and British Troops Fight on Seal Peninsula
Cairo Egypt January 29 Turkish posts reach near Tor and Kut on the om Peninsula. Outpost clashes have occurred 140 miles south of Suez on the Gulf of Suez as fighting continues.
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Seal Peninsula
Cairo
Egypt
Tor
Kut Myn
Suez
Gulf of Suez
Carranza Seizes Capital as Obregon Forces Move In
Washington reports indicate General Obregon entered the Mexican capital with about ten thousand troops after Carranza’s authority was restored to the national capital following a period of displacement. General Obregon left the city January 7 and returned on January 28, with details of his movements and current whereabouts unclear.
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Drees
Washington, D. C
Carranza
State Department
Obregon
Geren
Ilia
New York Prep Notes Mention Dr Carrick and Grand Central Palace
Fragmentary report notes CPW AN New York in preparation for cs and lecture notes involving Dr Man Maisani and Dr Carrick. Mentions a sanitation issue and a food event scheduled at Grand Central Palace in February.
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Dr. Man- Maisani
Dr. Carrick
Lee
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