Brest-Litovsk talks strain German and allies stance
Disorder at Brest-Litovsk talks confounds hopes for quick peace as German chancellor offers only a placid statement. Central powers and Austria Bulgaria Turkey split over German demands while Russia rejects peace proposals. Western fronts see limited local actions with Cambrai quiet and air battles rising as American aviators join French escadrilles to reinforce the fight.
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France
Lataette Escadrille
Stands by Hug Ottawa PremierMW report sticks to aid
Ottawa Jan donalist party of Austr solved by it in Premier MW according to received by the Reuters agency. Official stance remains firm as discussions continue regarding support and policy direction amid ongoing negotiations. The report cites Reuters sources familiar with the political landscape and timing.
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Anthrax in Gallatin County and railroads in Congress
Miscellaneous items report anthrax cases in Gallatin County and railroad matters in Congress. General news notes discuss coal mobilization, water power plans, and prayer week programs. Also listed are school attendance, alleged fraud charges, police court cases, and telegraphic items from Anaconda and Butte.
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Fatal Anthrax Near Bozeman Reported
Bozeman Montana January 4 anthrax outbreak among cattle raises fears of deliberate spread with half of a 175 head herd possibly doomed before vaccination and quarantine can halt transmission. The disease also affects hogs sheep and horses and has been linked to contaminated shaving brushes from infected hog bristles. Authorities urge strict quarantine and widespread vaccination to prevent further spread.
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Culbertson
Milwaukee Socialist Mayor Breaks With Party
Milwaukee January 4 Daniel A Hoan socialist issues a statement saying he cannot conform to the St Louis platform while obeying US laws He asserts Milwaukee county central committee agrees with the stance and that party leadership will not change its decision He will decide whether to leave the Socialist Party based on party leadership actions Victor Berger former congressman supported the party line
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St. Louis
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United States
Milwaukee County Central Committee
Victor L. Berger
Hoan
Wyoming Senators Protest Bill Amid Oil Lease Debate
On January 4 the senate resumed debate on the tinan coal and oil leasing bill. An agreement to quickly dispose of the measure Monday was in place. Senatororan criticized the bill as discriminatory against Wyoming oil operators, and Senator Smoot said a Wyoming delegation would arrive tomorrow to protest the measure.
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Torrow
Commanding Officers Sent Home From France
Washington reports confirm reductions in European theater leadership as Rear Admiral Fletcher and Major General LeSibert return to the United States for duty. Admiral Sims’ prior decision to replace Fletcher is noted, tied to broader strategic considerations and manpower limits amid wartime operations.
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Coal shortage grips New York as barges head from New Jersey
Ice breaking tugs lead barges with 50 000 tons of coal from New Jersey water points toward New York City. If unloaded by morning, buildings such as Union Trust and York Life may reopen. many downtown towers and west side apartments lack heat with no fuel for days. Federal coal administrator urged government action to avert further suffering amid rail congestion in Philadelphia and extreme cold.
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Ich
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Suffrage Question Deferred Until War Ends Urged
Washington January 4 representatives of the American Constitutional league urged the house woman suffrage committee to defer action on the suffrage constitutional amendment until after the war. The league argued that rushing passage and a ratification campaign would divert women's attention from supporting the war effort.
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American Constitutional League
Charles §. Paltehit
Treasury
Fes
Cleveland
House Woman Suffrage Committee
Everitt P. Wheeler
New York
League
Congress
President pushes water power policy with unified house support
A conference of house leaders, backed by the administration, outlined a plan to establish a definite legislative policy on water power. The conference aims to create a committee to coordinate across houses and departments, following the Ferris bill provisions. Senate opposition has narrowed, but unified support could bring favorable action.
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House
Recognition of Lenine Not an Impo ssible Prospect
Berlin's Lokal Anzeiger cites Tokio claiming Japan may seek diplomatic ties with the new Russian government. The U S State Department and Japanese embassy have no confirmation yet. Officials say a Petrograd constituent assembly outcome could push recognition if it proves representative and committed to international law. Meanwhile, the Railway Carmen of America expect an eight hour day and a 13 percent wage rise across the Northern Pacific, to be set by a joint protective board, per E W Fish.
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Revolving Fund for Railroads Proposed by Wilson
President Wilson urged a half billion dollar revolving fund to guarantee railroad carriers compensation based on three years of net operating income. The plan would authorize government operation of railroads, set a $900 million annual return, and empower the president to act with broad powers to prevent strikes and support railway credit during and after the war.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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Ould
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Tall Hull
Provisions of Railroad Bill Detailed in Federal Control Plan
The document outlines federal operation terms for railroads including guaranteed compensation at manual rates, based on three years ending June 30, 1917. It requires computing standard operating income from interstate returns, with the Interstate Commerce Commission’s certificate final. Depreciation and maintenance are included, with excess net income to the United States.
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