Senator Wadworth Attacks War Planning In Senate
Republican Senator Wadeworth accuses the government of utter lack of system and planning in war activities while Democrat responses promise further debate. The stalled debate centers on a war cabinet concept and a national defense council to streamline operations and cut red tape amid shipping and supply delays.
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Washington
Senate
Wadeworth
Republican Committee
Spo
Shields
Kirby
McKellar
Weeks
Baker
Baler
France
Hitchcock
Wadaw
Council of National Defense
Fane
Effort to resume publication at home within two weeks
The Anaconda Standard reports efforts to restore the Standard’s plant in Anaconda after a blaze damaged the Butte Daily Post facilities. Repairs focus on the printing line, but much of the zinc cuts archive is lost, delaying full restoration though subscribers are served.
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Main Streets
Anaconda
Butte Daily Post
Mos
Hutte
Standard
Montana
Istandara
R. C. Hall
Theosophie Society
Automo
Te Riers
Daly
Kantson
Parks Avenue
Brest-Litovsk talks stalled as Bolshevik rhetoric grows
Dispatches from Petrograd suggest Brest-Litovsk peace talks may end if Leon Trotsky continues his rhetorical display. Reports claim Ukraine gains and German pressure shape the talks while the Reichstag plans a February 18 session on home and foreign issues. A Russian incitement trial in Berlin headlines the day's security concerns.
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London
Pari
Brest-Litovsk
Psterretary
Ceen Eee Ora
Berlin
Thele
Eine Gaetan Gemean
Erran Chancallor
Fom
Turkey
Bulgara
Eine Alte
Ukraine
Petropred
Ithe Nova Deutsche Allgemeine Zeung
Zeitung Ammitag
Alak
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Wilhelm Dittman
Prohibition Opposed by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons declares opposition to a federal constitutional amendment for national prohibition and supports preserving state regulation of liquor. He argues that a nationwide ban would curb personal liberty and invite further restrictive laws.
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Cardinal Gibbons
German plotters convicted in raid on Allied ships
A New York federal court found Frang von Rintelard and ten others guilty of conspiracy to place bombs on Allied food and munitions ships. Judge Howe imposed up to 18 months imprisonment and fines, with sentences set to run after wartime terms. Other defendants included shipping company personnel and American conspirators linked to the Hamburg America line.
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New York
Frang von Rinterchan
Atlas Line
Steatship Company
United States
Germany
Kleist
Heheel N. J
Sehen Kleist
Ihim
Krnest Becker
Friedrich, der Grose
Fig
Atlan
Euxene
Labor Lyceum
Brooklyn
Carl Schimel
Uhde
Benford
Joseph Zeitert
Tode
Carl Walter P. Seheel
Steinber
Bomb Thrown At Imperial Palace In Berlin During Strike
London reports a bomb was thrown at the Imperial Palace in Berlin during a strike. Newspapers in Berne relay the Times account. Berlin advices indicate five persons were arrested.
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Bowe
Imperial Palace
Berlin
London
Lnn
the Times
Berne
Bering
Norway Stands Firm on Neutral Trade Policy in War Crisis
Norway answers US trade board on shipping during wartime, reiterating neutrality in its commercial policy. The statement restricts exports to belligerents and preserves fishing and essential goods while limiting copper and other commodities. In other news, Bolo Passa faces treason charges as high court proceedings reveal disputed commissions and bank transfers.
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Norway
American Trade Board
United States
Christian
Trade Board
Paris
Feb. S
Bolo Passa
Doyen
Bolo
Toto
Theompany
New York
Deutsche Banks
Royal Bank of
Cave
Chad
M. Doyen
County fuel committee to deliver 10900 tons coal in two days
The county fuel committee will ship 10 900 tons of coal to domestic consumers over the next two days to relieve suffering amid extreme measures.
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CleVerasnes
Alles Viate
Message to the Tillers From a Federal Officer in Montana
A federal officer delivers a talk at a Montana meeting on farming profit and marketing. He stresses cooperation, the need for value in selling, and the role of farmers’ elevators and marketing instruments. The session, led by Mitchell, includes speeches by D Grenfield and JH Hall before about 250 delegates from 21 counties.
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Mitchell
Great Pulls
Montana
D. Grenfield
JH. Hall
Equity
Quick Operation For Roosevelt In Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt underwent an abscess operation a few days ago and left his Oyster Bay home for New York City. The minor procedure was deemed advisable by his physician to place him in closer contact with the case. Tonight his condition was described as excellent and recovery expected in a week to ten days.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
New York
Pershing's Men Shown Alert Amid Frontline Actions
Reports from the Aisne and Ypres sectors describe persistent Allied and German artillery exchanges. American British and French forces conduct patrols and bombardments while German efforts focus on counterfire. air combat intensifies in the Franco-Belgian theater as trenches remain contested and bombardments continue.
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Wise Frontier
Bolshevik Peace Proposals Spur US Socialist Message
A fragmentary report notes American socialist leaders urge President and Congress to back Bolshevik peace terms. They advocate a walkout from wartime alliance, seek de facto recognition of Petrograd, and propose sending Leon Trotsky a congratulatory message for socialist advances toward peace.
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Cial
Wieton
Congress
Walshe Mon
Gwe
Tholgrevin
Thasmeria
United States
Petroestad
Surte Lansing
Atie Committee
Leon Trotzky
Socialist Party of America
Germany
Austr
Troteky
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War Office
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