Proclamation Extends Licensing to Hotels and Clubs
President Wilson extends baker licensing to hotels restaurants and clubs that bake on site and to thousands of previously exempt Kuwait bakers. New food administration rules limit flour purchases for bread and pies while widening sugar use and permitting Victory bread with sugar shortages. Importers of green coffee also placed under license to curb price speculation.
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Food Administration
Washington
Wilson
Kuwait
Coittes Mare
Prac
Victory
Train Hits School Bus Killing Two Children in Nelson
Nelson Minnesota January 21 two school children died and sixteen others injured when Great Northern passenger train No 1 Oriental Lim struck a school bus at a rails crossing. The bus driver Swan Nelson aged 36 was cut and bruised. The two dead children were Neilson 13 and Exina Seeley ten years old. The injured include Franke Se hak with a fractured skull and Swan Seeley with cuts and bruises. The train halted and passengers were taken to a hospital ten miles west at Alexander.
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Nelson, Minn
Great Northern
Oriental Lim
Alecanati
Here
Isle Brickwon
Exina Seeley
Hose Voir
Neleon
Franke
Swan Nelson
Anaconda and Butte News Highlights
The page lists items including new city restaurant rules and coal mining issues, a mining company lawsuit, army expert shots by Butte youths, and remarks by President addressing farmers. It notes police court reports, Groundhog Day, and a full Municipal Market discussion with council notes.
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Anaconda News
Butte Boys
Russia
America
Kaitorial F—Mutte
Barry
Bavarian envoy at peace meeting
A German and Austrian press report from Brest-Litovsk notes Talaat Pasha presiding at a plenary session and mentions Dr Count Podewils Durnitz Bavarian premier and Leon Trotzky with Ukrainian representatives. It discusses Bavaria and German terms, with references to William and peace negotiations with Bolsheviks.
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Brest-Litovsk
Amsterdam
London
Talaat Pasha
Richard von Kumam
Xenesday
Count Podewils Durnit
Bavaria
William and Cou Hing
Imperial
Ehanc
Leon ‘Trotzky
Polshevik
Ukrainian People's Republic
M. Katelin
Deutsche Zeitung
Berlin
Triest
Mier
Prolong War Until Clean Peace Is Sure
London, Jan 31. Marquis of Lansdowne endorses prolonging the war until a clean peace is achieved. He backs a coalition of great powers to refer disputes to an international tribunal and to curb Prussian militarism, warning that victory is incomplete without lasting terms and outlining the high costs of extended conflict.
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London
Marquis of Lansdowne
David Lloyd Orge
Wilson
House of Lords
Tord
Lansdowne
Lord Lansdowne
Earlburn
Germany
Acute coal shortage worsens as cold weather hits east
January coal production fell about one third as winter weather and snow restrict rail movement. Officials warn a government order closing mines may persist unless conditions improve. Preference was given to households, public institutions, and war industries, with other sectors facing shortages amid transport delays and delayed mine deliveries.
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Fuel Acte
Two Hundred Die in Alcohol Factory Fire
Petrograd reports a blast and fire at Novo Arehelsk alcohol factory where about two hundred workers perish. A crowd of rescuers rushed toward the burning building as the cellar trapped many inside.
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Petrograd
Novo Areh
Elsk
Sant Bee
Kiev Falls Back as Bolsheviks Enter City
Kiev, long besieged by Bolshevik forces, reportedly surrendered per Petrograd dispatches. The city, capital of the Kiev government on the Dnieper’s right bank, hosts a turbulent scene as nobles flee and municipal actions tighten amid the upheaval.
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Kiev
Reocent
Boleshevitch
Weather forecast for Washington region on January 3
The weather outlook for Washington on January 3 indicates a mix of rain and cold air with northeast winds. Temperatures are expected to be near freezing with gusty conditions in coastal areas and possible light snow across higher elevations.
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Amere
Germany
Ta'Prance
Belgium
Belling Lottelly
Military Orders to Stop Strikes in German Cities
London reports from Berlin describe continuing strikes and worker protests across Germany. Civil unrest grows as food shortages and profiteering spark demonstrations in Hamburg Kiel and Berlin with martial law claimed in several zones and German authorities taking firm action against strikes and disruptions.
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Lipper Lon
Kron’ An Atoot
Hthinetan
Strikes in German Munition Centers Stir Berlin Area
A retired AP correspondent writes from New York on strikes centered in Spandau and Berlin suburbs affecting munitions plants and war industries. He notes workers, many skilled men, align with radical socialist elements and challenges to the government. The report links strikes to political unrest during wartime and mentions the bread ration protest and the Liebknecht trial influence.
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New York
Astociazed
Berlin
America
Spenhagen
Achershof
Hertin
Wil
War Chemical Works
Spandur
Germany
Haase
Lede
Scheldemann
Sociatiste
Liebkmeehe
Apel
Seheldemane
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Rwood & Chderwood
Pe Wits
Reat Falls
Wanaconda
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Jan
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William
von Hertling
Gibraltar
Lanadowne
Lanaiowne
Soung
Wenthler
Panteon
Francis
Emma Goldman
Berkman
Unite States
Aiev
Munna
Weather Forecast
Nat Rake
Bly Air
Tives
Cheste
Walras
van Stel
Touters
Greater Berli
Hamburg
Kiel
Copen Cauers
Ated Press
Pire
Mituacht
Hammre
Vaimander
Van
Itariaie Clemente
Remaedev
Reteras
Cimerous Industries
Towam
Ironrese
Inatiatheg
ampoNdan
Alderan
Ind
Spand
Paris
Breste Liitin
Ludwig
Red Guard
Stockholm
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