Chamberlain Plans Senate War Cabinet Bill Fight
Senator Chamberlain aims to push a war cabinet bill through the Senate with supporters and associates backing the initiative. the move signals a concerted effort amid ongoing political debates.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
1
Political Turmoil Before War Cabinet Proposal
In Washington analysts expect defeat in the House as Senate plans a war cabinet bill. President argues current war management has produced progress, while allies push to open debate on reorganization. The ordnance bureau begins a publicity policy amid war-time reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Tills
Manitone
Nezardl Lane
Chanterton
Nes Leittes
Military Committee
Chamberlain
Crescent Wilton
Ordnance Bureau of the War Department
Ordnance Burea
Mayand
Roosevelt on hand to speed up the war in capital visit
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Washington to aid wartime effort and confer with allies and friends in Congress. He spoke of his purpose in coming to the capital now, promising to help speed up the war. The event occurred at the home of his daughter Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
Jan
Ealters
Nicholas Longworth
Congress
Ais
Peace mood pervades amid war fear and labor news
In today’s issue a broad mix of items shows a nation anxious for peace yet pressed by labor questions. Chamberlain speaks of restraint alongside police activity on auto violations. Editorials flag meat adulteration risks and conscription worries as war savings and copper prices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tasitania
Inoix
Phic
Neral News
Tutte
Mulligan End Hutte
Camp Lewis
Labor's Battle to Curb Recruitment Across War Industries
Washington reports measure to curb competition for labor aims to protect war production. A Virginia truck growers delegation warned of 1,000,000 bushels of potatoes at risk as industrial firms recruit workers. The Labor Department said ads for men are being cut, pledging labor needs will be met by the U S Employment Service. A two week mobilization will precede a national shipbuilders registration week starting Feb 11, to ensure fair distribution and prevent hardship for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Holland
United States Employment Service
Wilso
Attra
Public Service Reserve
Pershing cites American soldiers as model of virtue
Cablegram released by Secretary Baker quotes General Pershing praising U S troops in Europe. He emphasizes devotion, discipline, healthy living, abstinence from alcohol, and moral standards, noting Allied praise and confidence of American mothers in their sons’ conduct on the battlefield.
Meteor Fragments Rain Earth After Explosive Display
A bright meteor lit the sky over Topeka and nearby areas early tonight, shattering into glowing fragments that looked like an aerial bomb. The event disrupted telephone and telegraph service momentarily, with about 39 seconds of brilliant light seen near St Joseph and east of the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Modan
Topeka
Kan
Price Of Copper Ten Be Continued Until June First
Price of copper ten cents per pound remains unchanged until June first as market reports show steady demand and producers hold current quotes. The brief notice notes no immediate adjustments and references supply stability in the trading post.
Embargo urged on rail freight except coal and food
Washington, Jan. 22. An urgent recommendation to declare a brief embargo on all freight except coal and food was submitted to General McAdoo by the fuel administration. Administrator Garfield said action is needed to assure fuel movement as weather strains railroads from deep snows and extreme cold. Snow and cold have slowed traffic from New York to Pennsylvania, New England, and West Virginia, with empty-car supply to coal mines well below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Alance
Mississippi
Morrow
New York
England
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Bomb Plot Tied to Lusitania Sinking Trial
In New York on January 22 during the Franz von Rintelen trial, witnesses testified about bombs and conspirators connected to the Lusitania sinking. Henry Barth pointed to possible bomb plans, while Eugene Meister and others admitted meetings with alleged bomb carriers linked to West Side figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franz von Rintelen
Henry Barth
Lusitania
Hulse
Eugene Meister
Tarth
Reister Alao
Waller Unie
Zettert
West Side
Lusittnia
Marth Kaid
Meatless Days Ordered in England by Food Controller
London Jan Lord Rhondda the food controller announced a drastic meat shortage measure. An official order applies to hotels boarding houses and lodges requiring two meatless days weekly with specific regional variations. Milk is restricted and guests must supply sugar while hotels may receive limited rations. A detailed table set meal by meal limits for meat sugar bread flour fats guides hotel proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rhondda
Amsterdam
Tirest-Litovsk
U.se
Vi Freedom
Vienna
Daily Mail
Vulane
Grats
Passengers Warned Not to SMS for United States
Dispatch from The Hague reports anonymous warnings directed at passengers aboard the Holland America liner Nieuw Amsterdam advising against sailing to the United States. The warnings resemble those issued before the Cunard liner Lusitania was sunk, according to a Daily Mail telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
London
Jan
Daily’ Mail
the Hague
Holland
America
Nieuw
Amsterdam
Peace Demands Rise Amid War Turmoil in Central Europe
In Austria Hungary and Germany the press faces censorship as hunger and war weariness spark strikes and protests. Leaders push for peace with Britain while Pan-German factions press for total war mobilization. Trotsky plans notes from Petrograd as social unrest grows and industrial workers strike over wages and food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mingly
von Mueller
Hnaval
Great Britain
von Tiepitz
Ermany
Archontinues
Hungary Refusing Food to Both Austria and Germany
Geneva dispatch reports a new wave of hardship as Hungary and Austria face a severe postwar crisis. News across the Swiss frontier suggests widespread shortages, with authorities estimating that conditions have grown more dire since the war began. The situation underscores a broader economic collapse affecting Central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Austria
Germany
Geneva
Seiongly
Three Airmen Die in France in Collision Near Aviation School
Washington reports three airmen killed in France in a Sunday collision near an American aviation school. The men were Lieutenants William H. Cheney of Peterboro New Hampshire and Sherwood of Brooklyn New York, and Private George Beach of Collins Colorado. The war department, via General Pershing, advised the details tonight. no further information on the accident or its cause was released.
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Washington
Tleuta
William
H. Cheney
Oliver
Sherwood
George
France
Persb
Cheney
Peterboro
N. HL
Brooklyn
N.Y
Port Collins
Col
Republicans Take Notice Women Are in Campaign
Republicans approve war recommendations for 1918 campaigns. A sub committee urges continued campaign committee and advisory progressives for next year. St. Louis meeting set Feb 11 and 12 to consider uniting anti-Democrat forces and naming a successor to chairman Wilsegg was not discussed.
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Washington
Jas
Amittee
Republican National Executive Committee
St. Louis
Central Committee
We Created
Te ‘Tive
Wallan R. Wilecox
A. J. Hert
Kentucky
Ry HL Howell
Nebraska
Herbert Parsons
New York
Senator Calder
Mat Charles B Warren
Michigan
Wiltcow
John Adame
Town
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
Alvan TL. Martin
Vireginia
Jed W. Pstabrook
New Stampshire
Tov
Wilsegg
St. Towls
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