Hog Island Yard Question Won't Down the Project
Washington heard testimony that only four ships have been delivered by three federal shipyards, with Hog Island producing three ships and twelve launched. Delays stem from yard construction and material shortages, as government effort expands to survey all merchant shipyards and expenditures, while options to take over Hog Island remain under study.
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Orientals in Army Would Be Citizens
January 2 report states Federal Judge Horace Vaughan ruled Chinese and Japanese aliens serving in the United States Army are entitled to citizenship under a recent act of Congress. A writ compels William Ragsdale, local head of the naturalization bureau, to examine cases. About 1,000 Japanese and Chinese are affected. Ragsdale had not stated his position.
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First Day of Copper Freedom. Market Quotes See Quiet Start
New York January 2. The copper market opened free of government price controls with rumors of forward contracts at 20 cents for electrolytic copper but no definite deals. Spot quotes hovered around 23 cents, with other prices heard in the street from 21 to 22 cents. Overall, activity was nominal as buyers and sellers waited for developments and a more settled market.
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New York
Cost of Warships soars under 1916 program
Washington reports that war conditions have driven up hull and machinery costs for battleships and battle cruisers authorized in 1916 by about 150 million dollars, nearly 50 percent higher than earlier estimates. Admiral Taylor warns against quick cost reductions postwar.
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Thaw Records Sought by New York District Attorney
Philadelphia January 2 District Attorney Glenn of New York asked for an exemplified copy of the lunacy record that led to the commitment of Harry K Thaw to the Pennsylvania hospital for the insane The move indicates New York authorities may seek Thaws return under surrender procedures while he faces assault charges in New York involving a Kansas high school boy.
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International Labor Tribunal proposal faces AFL reluctance
Washington dispatches report British war cabinet proposals for an international labor tribunal linked to a League of Nations. AFL secretary Frank Morrison says Americans may resist outsourcing labor standards, preferring to first solidify U S gains before any international delegation handles standards or limits on working conditions.
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Vos Berger on rifles and rights debated in espionage trial
In Chicago on cross examination Congressman-elect Victor L. Berger of Milwaukee faced questions about a Milwaukee Social Democratic Herald article from July 31 1909 urging workers to take up rifles if necessary to defend rights. Prosecutors read passages linking Berger to Most and debates over violence, war, and labor movements.
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Socialist Party
Death of David Lubin, Pioneer of Agricultural Data
Rome and Sacramento report the death of David Lubin of San Francisco, founder of the International Institute of Agriculture and longtime advocate for farmer data. Born in Poland in 1849, Lubin built a career from jeweler’s apprentice to export importer, helping establish crop data sharing among nations and inspiring a global institute endowed by King Victor Emmanuel III.
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Forger Admits Youthful Crime On Telegraph Row
The standard today reports a youthful forger pleads guilty in a Telegraphic News segment. Other items note Rotary club events, state and Anaconda updates, and a murder trial progress.
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Rear Admiral AL V. Zane Dies at Home in Washington
Rear Admiral AL V. Zane United States Navy retired died today at his residence in Washington January 2. Zane had been recalled to active duty and served in the reserve corps during the period of the war.
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Weather forecast item for Friday described as fair
A fragmentary forecast notes dry conditions and fair weather for Friday with limited readable detail. No specific city or temperature data is present.
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Rescue at Sea Baffles Coast Guards and Sailors
In New York on January 2 a massive rescue operation saved 17 navy purses and 237 of 2,480 soldiers aboard the transport Northern Pacific after three boats capsized. Admiral Gleaves and Captain Conn reported progress as life savers prepared to resume near Hoboken at dawn. Pilot Hierole Rose Arnott earned praise for saving seven men in a separate rescue near the shore.
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British view of Wilson aligns with America for peace
Paris dispatch notes British leaders echo President Wilson on forming a league of nations. The passage cites public demonstrations during Wilson’s London visit and asserts a coordinated American British stance before the peace congress. The article reflects strong support for Wilson’s proposed league as essential to the postwar order.
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President Wilson Near Eternal City on Special Train
The Franco Italian frontier welcomed President Wilson’s special train at Modane with crowds cheering and flags. Ambassador Page and Count Macchi di Celrrellan greeted the party. a Rome visit is planned with arrangements to see Columbus birthplace and Maz zini tomb. Admiral Reinke has resigned from the German admiralty staff.
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Best Citizens in Peace Make the Best Soldiers
In Haitt Mi on January 2 William Jennings Bryan urged men in uniform to serve country with same courage in peace as in war. He endorsed Wilson's travels and praised victory for American ideals, urging each citizen to act bravely and help build enduring peace.
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Kennedy of Libby to testify in propaganda probe
Kennedy of Libby will appear as a witness before the Washington Helena committee of the judiciary. He will discuss the matter under consideration, focusing on brewer influence in the campaign in Montana two years ago. Senator Overman has asked Kennedy to set a convenient time to appear, but Kennedy, now in Helena, refused to discuss details.
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Zero Weather Grips Nation as Cold Wave Extends
Chicago reports ongoing zero weather across the West Southwest Northwest and Midwest with New Year cold snap. Temperatures may drop 20 or more below zero in the Northwest and Chicago area, while other cities face killing frosts and modest improvements pending Saturday as Denver notes mild changes.
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Polish Situation Grows Worse in Vilna Under Bolshevik Threat
Warsaw reports Vilna province in Lithuania faces rising danger as Bolshevik agents spread propaganda and bands, troops, refugees converge. Germans bolster aid with 5,000 troops but Colonel Werner refuses Polish armament, claiming orders from Merlin. Polish committees seek arms for defense. talks with German officers continue amid a tense standoff.
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