Senators Balk at Compromise Plan Draws Third Party Pivot
Senator Sierman pledged to join a third party if Republicans back the emasculated reservations plan. The debate heated as Lodge allies pressed for acceptance, while critics warned it would split GOP support and anger party leadership.
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Sierman
Third Party
California
Wittrah
Lorie
Lodge
Stacey
Cayenne
COU Poouests
Seine Bar
Watt
Metuyilas
McNary
Oregon
Fethege
Dee Reservation
Panthans
Isis
President Plans Vacation To California Amid Health Break
President Wilson plans a prolonged rest and change of climate in California as part of a health program. The trip aims to occur during the spring and includes a tentative departure from Washington by mid February, with a future return noted if conditions permit. The aim is to restore health and continue official duties thereafter.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Wika
Eighty Five Radicals Indicted in Chicago Intel Case
The indictment targets leaders of a Communist group and related conspiracies. Federal charges allege a wide range of activities connected to a drive against government authority. Several officials and a security bureau are named in the case, with hearings set in Chicago.
Pay Increase for Enlisted Men Reported
Washington dispatch indicates that congress is preparing measures to raise pay for enlisted sailors and soldiers. The plan outlines higher monthly wages and adjusted allowances, aiming to improve morale and reflect service costs.
Propose Compulsory Schooling
The draft proposes compulsory education for aliens and citizens ages 1T to 16 who are illiterate. It mandates attendance in instruction for 200 hours yearly under the pending bill.
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Washington
Kenyon Aumorieailation
Trade figures show November export decline in value
Washington reports November exports fell by 60 thousand dollars while imports dropped to about 88 million, in a government statement issued January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government fixes wheat price recalls 200000 hectares reduced
In the cortes the food minister announced that the government's minimum wheat price will reduce cultivated area by 200000 hectares compared with last year, alarming Spanish farmers.
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Cortes
Bolshevik Pressure Alarms Front as War News Grows
Reporting across the Letish front notes Bolshevik forces menacing Ukrainian and Polish lines amid imminent military events. Dispatches describe Chinese and Indian actions, urging vigilance as battles and strategic moves unfold along stretched fronts.
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Ukraine
Polish
World Jewish Population Figures Across Nations
A fragmented report lists global Jewish populations with 8.3 million in Poland and Ukraine each, 31 million in the United States, and various figures for Britain and other regions. The text is partial and garbled.
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London
Polina
Ukraine
Risin
Estes
Bolshevists Retreat After Front Defeat in Eastern Front
Bolshevik forces on the Lithmapien and Rathennian front are beaten and retreating east of Dyingk, per an attigat statement from their headquarters. The report notes bolshevists pull back as Warsaw lines hold against ongoing pressure.
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Warsaw
Dyingk
Geierak Daft
Peace Conference Opens In Washington Amid Reconstruction Aid Debate
A pan American conference in Washington discusses peaceful aims and Western Hemisphere reconstruction aid. President Wilson outlines that America seeks no selfish gain while ministers, visitors, and officials convene to affirm unity, preserve peace, and advance regional collaboration.
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Wilson
Pan- America
Washington
Hessden
Witscat
Roan
Otter
Penemerica
Cassist Hay Watt Fomoise
Liese
Lansing
Pte
Ure Dine Aterican Union
Generit
Dao
Penerdd
Union
Aliscir
Die Tater Homi High Commission
Deportees Reach Russia Amid Welcoming Crowds
Reported exiles from the United States arrive in Russia to a cheering reception near the frost bound Freon Systurhak river. Bolshevik forces help the travelers climb steep banks while townsfolk chant and celebrate the dramatic deportation movement.
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Taled
Issih
Treasure hunters push bid for Lusitania wreck riches
Divers and waginers probe the sunken Lusitania seeking thousands in valuables. They believe the ship’s hold may still yield cargo though depths and currents hinder recovery efforts. Local divers target the site as winter conditions force challenging operations.
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Lusitania
London
Washington Faces Paper Shortage From Forest Exhaustion
The country faces a declining pulp supply as spruce and fir forests dwindle, threatening the primary woods used for newspaper printing. Officials warn that pulp stocks are running low and production may slow across major regions relying on these species.
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Washington
Moe
Prison Terms For Coates Family In Industrial Case
Vancouver Krmest Coates aged 2 and Tuuph Coates aged 18 were sentenced to imprisonment. They faced charges linked to violation of the traditional study and organizing role with the Industrial Workers of the World.
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Vancouver
Krmest Coates
Tuuph Coates
Qtrainal Syudieniisia Nek Hy Weling
Industrial Workers of the Worl
Picketing Enjoined at Bethlehem Shipyard Unions
A temporary restraining order blocks a striking Bethlehem Shipbuilding employee from picketing the yards in San Francisco and Alameda. The action was filed Monday in the local court.
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San Francisco
Siriking
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Alameda
Japanese troops quit Siberia to allow Czech-Slovak forces
A diplomatic meeting on January 21 reported that Japan will withdraw from Siberia, leaving Czech-Slovaks to deter Bolshevik advances. Japan reportedly has no territorial aims in Siberia and sent troops only to replace losses. The withdrawal reduces foreign forces in the region to about 5,000 Americans and 20,000 Japanese, with Czech-Slovaks estimated between 20,000 and 10,000. The move aims to end direct involvement while the Bolsheviks remain a threat.
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Toklo
Japan
Siberia
Daipan
Bork
Will Fullow
Hore Renin
Vladivestele
Veryan
Siberian
Holland Refuses Extradition of Former Kaiser
London reports Sir William Sutherland says the Dutch government will not extradite the former German emperor without a formal demand from his own nation. Allies fear prolonged talks as Holland raises a technical point and Britain declines to dignify the ex Crown Prince with trials for crimes in Prussia.
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London
William Sutherton
Lloyd George
Bax
Holland
Wiles
Germany
Wiliam
Hula
Alollund
Versaines
International Tribunal
Emyoirer
Gove
Luis
William Sutherland
Cerna
Uritain
Sir William
Prange
Birnie Ukewise
Sabath Proposes Temporary Suspension of Dry Measures
Washington representative Sabath Democrat argues whisky should be usable as a medicinal cure for influenza and urges a ninety day suspension of prohibition provisions to allow medical access. He claims delays and fines hinder essential medication and cites alcohol as a necessary remedy during illness.
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Sabath
Washington
Seek Huns for Punishment Amid Alleged Five Hundred Crimes
Reported by allies a list of five hundred accused of crimes is in consideration for punishment. A Paris sequence notes a final Goemnans extenction and a supreme council approval set for January 21. Details include accusations and potential measures against numerous individuals with unclear origin and names.
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Paris
Goemnans
Tesus
Supreme Council
Tess Ogun
Sheitfergat Alles
Ois
Gompers Opposes Sedition Bill in Washington
Samuel Gompers led labor leaders to urge the Rules Committee to block passage of anti sedition measures. They argue existing laws already curb dangerous propaganda and that the proposed provisions are drastic.
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Washington
Sanuel Gompers
Redescration of Labor
Lose Rules Committee
Japan Will Adhere to Pledge at Opening Diet
Premier Haranan told the Tokyo Diet that Japan’s success depends on the spirit and number of its operation and that it will be one of the nations that strictly carries out every term of the treaty.
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Washington
Haranan
Tokio
Americana Clash With Russians in Tanmiry Action
Two American servicemen were killed and one wounded in a clash with a Russian detachment near Tanmiry 10 by Posatsokaya. Five Russians were killed, one wounded, and fifty five captured while one general and six other officers remain at large.
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Washington
Semenerts
Tanmiry 10
Posatsokaya
Race Riot in Arkansas Feared
A detachment of 120 federal troops from Camp Dike has been ordered to Diamias Arkansas amid fears of serious race trouble at a black settlement nearby.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Dike
Tdiamias
Teachers get higher pay in Chicago schools
Chicago teachers will receive an average salary increase of about $50 a month after February 1. More than 1000 teachers did not report on Wednesday and about 15 000 pupils were without instruction due to this.
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Chicago
Carranza blamed for raids along the Rio Grande
Documentary evidence presented to a Senate subcommittee alleges that Mexican leader Venustiano Carranza and his officials instigated and directed a long series of raids on American property starting early in 1915 along the Rio Grande.
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Carranza
San Antonio
Foxax
Rio Grande
Senate
Two Voters Pass Bond Issue in Shaker Heights School District
In Cleveland area, two voters approved an 800,000 dollar bond issue for building new schools in the Shaker Heights district. Voters faced poor turnout as heavy rain limited participation and no other ballots were cast.
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Cleveland
Jane Sote
Shaker Wvights Village
Japs in Hawaii on Strike Reported on Sugar Plantations
Japanese sugar plantation workers on one site in Hawaii join Filipina strikers, with two other plantations supporting the action, per Planters association.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Gabi
Planters Association
RELP WANTED two new barbers for trade reform
Help is sought to recruit two barbers to join a cooperative trade group. The notice invites interested townspeople and barbers in the army with officer commissions. Training lasts a few weeks. Apply at Pe College 43.8 West Temple St. Salt Lake City.
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Relp
Army
Pe College
West Temple St. Balt Lake City
Whistling Phenomena Across Lands and Things
Reports describe whistling as a language in the Canary Islands and warn of dangerous whistling creeks and storms. Caves in the United States and sands in Colorado and Kansas are noted for whistling sounds. Plants and trees, including a Nubian species called the whistling tree, are cited as earth’s odd whistlers, explained by insect-driven air passages.
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Australia
Canary Islands
United States
Kansas
Colorado
Nubia
Sudan
Old Names for Modern Cars
The article traces the origins of early car terms. It explains sedans as enclosed three or seven passenger bodies, limousines from a French cloak origin, roadsters as two to four passenger open cars, and touring cars named for long motorist tours.
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England
China
India
France
Limousin
Song Loving Mocking Bird in Florida Homes
The article notes bird lovers who moved to Florida cherish the mocking bird for its varied song, claiming it compensates for the absence of northern birds like the robin and sparrow. It contrasts southern and northern song traditions and affection.
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Florida
Tobin
The Best Way to Be Honest in Appearance and Character
The author argues sincerity surpasses mere show, noting people feign virtue to seem good. Counterfeiting is wearing a veneer of excellence, while the best path is to truly be what one would appear to be.
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Tian
Tillotson
Bound to Do Same Good and Scatter Seeds of Kindness
An editorial excerpt urges small acts of kindness at little cost, noting seeds sown may grow into benevolence and happiness. It then switches to a statistics note on wheat yields, stating U S production averages around 18 bushels per acre, with Britain similar.
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United States
Great Britain
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