War News and Aftermath: Global Reports and Home Front Notes
Global dispatches report a Siam war bill against Germany at 597 550 dollars, Italy with 100 billion lire in war damages, and 2.8 million Italian losses. Allied actions include Mannheim occupation, 10,000 prisoners freed, and 5,000 French troops near Odessa. Hoover says Europe faces food woes six months more. U S plans Liberty bonds and tax measures. Also noted are Red Cross Siberia mission, socialists at Lucerne, and U S food restrictions ending.
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Germany
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Italy
Finanza Italia
Rome
Ugo Pizzarello
Mannheim
Marshal Foch
Zurich
Badische Landes Zeitung
Royal Palace
Berlin
London Express
Essen
Paris le Journal
Munich
Wilson
United States
Odessa
Justice
Diplomatic News and War Era Timelines in Europe and U S
Reports from London and Paris recount royal receptions for President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson at Buckingham Palace and a state dinner with King George. US leaders discuss war’s end and peace terms while Pershing urges allied cooperation on liquor controls.
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Germany
Paris
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Committee On Public Information
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Argonne
Edgar E. Sisson
Creel
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Humes
Chaumont
King George
England
Palestine
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Shanghai Zionist Association
Lloyd George
Balfour
Arizona Legislature to Convene Amid War and Public News
The State Legislature will convene January 13 as Arizona reports heavy influenza impact and suspensions at oil sites near Holbrook. A 93 year old man dies in Mesa from a paralyzing stroke and budget figures show a year-end balance of 1.83 million dollars.
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Holbrook
Tombstone
Noah Brimhall
Mesa
Adjutant General
Apache County
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E. H. Hobby
Phoenix
Sacramento
Cal
Charles R. Green
State Council of Defense
Council For
Arizona
Prescott
Pinecrest
Pvt
Harrison Callahan
Fort Whipple
Clarence Seymour
D. F. Johnson
Moctezuma Copper Company
Nacozari
Sonora
United States
Florence Bowden
Charles Montgomery
Douglas
Thomas B. Campbell
James Polaski
Frank O’brien
Maricopa County Poultry Association
George H. Daily
Tucson
Silverbell
Chas. B. Behr
New York
Daily
Mexicao
Wilson Addresses London Audience on United Peace Effort
President Wilson speaks at Guild Hall and Mansion House in London stressing Allied unity to end wars and sustain peace. He cites Marshal Joffre and aims to create a single powerful league to guarantee world peace, praising shared principles and the burden of leadership.
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Wilson
Guild Hall
Paris
Great Britain
United States
France
Italy
Free Nations
League of Nations
Mansion House
President Wilson
Washington
England
Belgium
Hun Chiefs Quit Council
Berlin reports the cabinet saw resignations as Haase Earth and Dittman left the government after the central council rejected independents on most proposals. Premier Ebert Scheideman Landsberg now lead the revolutionary government in Berlin.
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Haase
Dittman
Central Council
Ebert
Scheideman
Publicity
Landsberg
Severe Fighting in Posen Leaves Dozens Dead
In Posen a clash between Poles and Germans left about 38 women and children dead and around 100 German and Polish combatants killed. The outbreak began when a German officer fired on an allied car bound for Warsaw bearing the American flag. The flag was insulted and a Polish guard responded. The battle lasted several hours with the Germans defeated.
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Posen
Warsaw
World War Dead Toll Surpasses Five Million
London reports official figures on French losses and provides national death tallies. British 706,726 French 1,071,300 American 58,478 Russian 1,700,000 Austrian 800,000 German 1,600,000. Berlin Vorwaerts lists German casualties at 6,330,000 and Austrian at 4,000,000.
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London
Berlin
Late Market Quotations From Hides to Metals
Prices for dry hides and cured hides appear across categories including dry salted hides, green salted hides, and headless horsehides. The listing shows assorted weights and quality grades with unit prices and is followed by fluctuating values for metals and tungsten concentrates.
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Kansas City Produce Market Prices Report
Kansas City Missouri market notes Butter Creamery prices 60c firsts 58c seconds 56c packing doll. Eggs firsts 61c seconds 49c. Poultry hens 214c roosters 17%c broilers 30c.
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Kansas City
Kansas
City
New York Cotton Prices and Chicago Live Stock Quotations
New York cotton prices for January 29.16 March 28.16 May 27.42 July 26.38 October 24.42 Middling 32.10. Sugar centrifugal 4.28. Other sugar terms 10.50 10.25 9.5. Chicago hogs prices range 17.50 to 17.80 with various grades. Cattle prices listed for beef and other categories. Sheep and lambs with multiple price points.
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F. C. Bone
Baylar
Colorado
Upland
Nebraska Upland
Nebraska
Gunnison Va Fey
Colo
F. B
Denver
New York
Chicago
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Lever
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Pittsburg
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J. Wilbur Chapman
New York State
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International Harvester Company
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