Stocemen Oppose Federal Control at Livestock Convention
At the twenty second annual American National Live stock association session in Denver resolutions were adopted opposing government ownership of railroads and pushing federal regulation of packers and stockyards. They urged universal military training and endorsed woman suffrage while seeking reforms in public lands forests and meat imports. Officers elected include Senator John B. Kendrick as president and C M O'Donnel as first vice president.
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Denver
American National Livestock Association
Mexico
Bureau of Markets
Federal Trade Commission
John B. Kendrick
Sheridan
Wyo
C. M. O'Donnel
Bell Ranch
N. M
M. K. Parsons
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wallis Huldeopek
Wallis, Mont
Isaac Baer
Meek
Huns Angry At Demands For Fleet Surrender
In Amsterdam the German armistice commission accepted allies demands for surrender of the German merchant fleet. Indignation and anxiety spread to Hamburg and Bremen with a large protest meeting. Cuno announced the surrender agreement for the Hamburg American line.
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Amsterdam
German Armistice Commission
Hamburg
Bremen
Berlin Vossische Zeitung
Cuno
Polish loan success boosts Paderewski Poland cabinet formed
The inter allied war council plans a mission to Warsaw as Paderewski forms a Polish cabinet. The rapid growth of a new town follows, seen as a tribute to the musician patriot who is praised as a political virtuoso.
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Mains
Paderewski
Faust
Poland
Supreme
Interallied War Council
Warsaw
Padereweski
Ptriot
Private Control Advocated in Washington Conference
A general conference of shipbuilders workers and others ends with a push for private control over merchant marine development. Proposals favor forming no new organization but support a private American merchant marine venture under a national banner.
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Washington
Gener
Shiphrdliters
Awkers
Opr
Eros
Omp Ly Ees
Aerial Traffic Problems Across the World Tower
An account notes aerial traffic issues and the global efforts to settle the problem. Experts from the world powers presented to the commission on the matter, outlining technical and regulatory challenges and seeking coordinated solutions.
President Wilsons Aunt Dies in January
The aunt of President Wilson, Derver Michelon Sul Wondimaan, died here January 24 at an unknown age. The report notes she was the wife of the president’s brother.
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Wilson
Derver Michelon Sul Wondimaan
Wrestlent Wilson
Mires
Woodraw
Rotinen
Trotzky Reported Taken Prisoner in Narva Defeat
Reports from Geom Libiau state that Trotzky, Molstaevist tolilater of war, was captured after the Narva clash that followed the Bolshevist defeat. Thiele Leon is named in dispatches confirming the capture and the escape attempt failed.
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Trotzky
Thiele Leon ‘Trotzky
Tolilater
War All Marine
Ald
Narva
Bolshoevists
Thas Misthvontara
Peisoner
Geom Libiau
Prohibition Bill Defines Intoxicanta Term in Federal Law
A proposed act by Representative Randall of California introduces a definition for the term intoxicanta, seeking to clarify what constitutes continuing alcohol in any degree under federal law. The measure aims to standardize how the term is used in prohibition statutes and enforcement.
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Washington
Randall
California
Prohibitiontet
Wilson leads powers to unite Russian factions for Paris peace
President Wilson orchestrates a move by the allied and associated governments to invite all Russian factions including Bolshevists to a February 15 meeting at Princes' Islands in the Marmara Sea. A truce is declared as the joint commission prepares to organize the talks while General Pershing is summoned to Paris to join the American delegation.
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Paris
Wilson
Supreme Council of the Great Powers
Russia
Princes’ Islands
Sea of Marmara
Black Sea
Bosphorus
John J. Pershing
Joint Commission
United States
Packers Control Market Highlighted by Senator Kendricks
Denver report notes Senator Kendricks names five leading meat packing firms as having combined control over production and distribution. He says they can commit abuses despite not being in formal cartel. Address delivered at livestock convention draws strong anti trust implications.
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Denver
United States
Kendricks
Wyoming
Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Affects UK Livestock Trade
News from Washington reports Britain declares another outbreak of foot and mouth disease. In response the bureau of animal industry cancels all permits for importing cattle sheep and swine from England to prevent spread.
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England
Washington
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wood urges universal training for national defense
Major General Leonard Wood told a joint Kansas Legislature session that the nation faces another war and urged a universal training system to defend the country. He framed it as essential national defense and appealed to lawmakers for action.
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Topeka
Kans
Leonard Wood
Kansas
Blaine Resigns Red Cross Post for Bank Executive Role
Washington James G. Blaine Jr. of Providence R I retires as director of development at the American Red Cross to become vice president of Liberty National Bank of New York.
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Blaine
Washington
James G. Blaine, Jr
Providence
R. 1
Department of Development
The
American Red Cross
Liberty National Bank of New York
Sir Horace Marshall London Lord Mayor in Wilson visit
Sir Horace Marshall served as the Lord Mayor of London and played a prominent role in receiving President Wilson during his London visit.
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Sir Horace Marshall
London
President Wilson
Millions Loaned to Farmers by Federal Board
The Federal Farm Loan Board reports substantial lending to farmers through January 1. It notes loans totaling up to 7,000,000 dollars to eight hundred two five farmers by December under the farm support program.
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Washington
TAS
Federal Farm Join Board
Eliminate Girl Bellhops Move Began By Cites Leader
A wartime plan to phase out girl bellhops in hotels has been launched by A B T Moore national secretary of the Cites. The effort aims to replace workers hired due to labor shortages with different staffing.
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Chicago
A. B. T Moore
The
Cites
Doors Open To Trustworthy Nations In League Plan
Paris report says Germany Austria Bulgaria and Turkey cannot join the league now but may be admitted when judged trustworthy. Lord Robert Cecil presents a British plan urging an all embracing league with criteria including a non militarized government for Germany and stable governance in Austria.
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Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
Paris
Germany
League of Nations
League
Robert Cecil
Peace’ Congress
Robert
Lord Robert
Lord Roberts
Land Settlement Congress Forms for Soldiers Sailors Marines
Salt Lake City reports a seven state delegation has created the Land Settlement Congress for Soldiers Sailors and Marines It includes California Colorado Wyoming Nevada Arizona New Mexico and others Idaho Washington Oregon North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska join The group elects Will Spry president and Jide J Vaughn secretary to lead efforts reclaiming 4 000 000 acres in the Colorado River basin as future homes.
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Salt Lake City
Bamberger
Colorado River
Joh
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
The
Land Settlement Congress
Willi Spry
Congress
Jideas J. Vaughn
Ariozonnk
Bolsheviki Probably Retreating From Petrograd
Stockholm copy reports Trotsky telegraphing Bolsheviki may evacuate Petrograd without a fight after heavy defeats in the north. An army reportedly dispersed as about sixty thousand workers strike in Petrograd amid upheaval.
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Copenhagen
Sve
Kn Ducbladel
Stockholm
Trotsky
Schnowlen
Petrograd
Wen Ape
Petre Erad
Charles Must Remain Quiet in Paris Rumor
The Austrian government orders former Emperor Charles to stay quiet in Paris as monarchist activities at home and abroad are said to cease. his presence in the Austrian capital is deemed unacceptable.
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Paris
Charles
Royalists Revolt in Portugal Reported from Lisbon
Wireless dispatch from Lisbon says a royalist revolt has broken out in Portugal with Paiva Conceiro leading from Oporto amid royalist activity at the heal of the rebellion. The developments place Lisabon and Oporto at the center of the unrest as authorities respond.
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Portugal
London
Lisbon
Paiva Conceiro
Oporto
Lirage
Viecus
Mexican Border Crime Blamed on Mexican Bandits
Reports that American citizens were murdered in the Tampico oil fields by Mexican bandits have stirred Congress. Representatives allege killings in the past year, tied to Mexican actions on American property, fueling calls for action and claims collection in Mexico.
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Washington
Tampico
Stephen G. ‘Porter
Pennsylvania
Porter
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Congress
Mexico
Plot Against Rockefeller Plotters Die in Bomb Explosion
New York police inspector Thomas J. Tunney told the Senate Propaganda Investigating Committee that anarchists planned to kill John D. Rockefeller and his son John D. Rockefeller Jr. Shortly after the European war began. All plotters died when their bomb exploded.
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Washington
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Admiral Corsi Named Italy's New Marine Minister
Admiral Corsi becomes Italy's minister of marine, succeeding Admiral Viale. The change designates Corsi to lead the naval ministry and oversee maritime policy.
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Admiral Corsi
Marine
Italy
Admiral Viale
Discharged Troops to Find Shipyard Jobs in District
The mayor's welcome committee announces plans to place 10,000 discharged soldiers sailors and marines in shipyards in the district. The program aims to support homecoming troops by securing employment opportunities locally.
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New York
U. S. Consul Silliman Dead in Guadalajara Mexico
United States consul at Guadalajara John KR Silliman, a key figure for the American government during the Huerta regime in Mexico, died on January 1. He served as a prominent BLM representative and was widely known in diplomatic circles.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
John KR. Blm
United States
Guadaelajaraa
Huerta
Peace Congress Opens in Paris With Unity Pledge
Paris date for the peace conference opened on January 18 with President Poincare and President Wilson speaking. Georges Clemenceau accepted chairmanship and outlined topics including war responsibility and international labor law as the league of nations looms. Delegations from Italian Belgian Cuban Haitian Peruvian Portuguese Serbian Czecho-Slovakian Uruguayan Siamese Romanian Polish Liberian Hedjaz Guatemalan Ecuadorian Chinese and Bolivian nations gathered amid trumpets and honors.
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Paris
Salle de la Paix
Poincare
France
Wilson
Georges Clemenceau
Raymond Poincare
Premiser Lloyd George
Baron Sonnino
Clemenceau
M. Clemenceau
League of Nations
Great Horseshoe
M. Pichon
Prince John Dies at Sandringham in England
Prince John, youngest son of King George, died at Sandringham Saturday night after a period of illness. The popular prince, born July 12, 1905, was beloved by all classes and especially fond of Princess Mary with whom he enjoyed playful moments.
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Prince John of
England
London
Prince John
King George
Sandringham
Windsor
Mary
Prince
Industrial unrest grips United Kingdom with rail and coal strikes
Industrial unrest spreads across the United Kingdom as a railway strike threatens and Yorkshire coal fields likely to be tied up, risking 190,000 jobs. Scotland readies for a general strike demanding a forty hour week.
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England
London
United Kingdom
Yorkshire
Scotland
Plea for Marooned in Hawaii Seeks Congress Action
J K Kalanianaole, delegate from the faluinls, urges Congress to aid Americans marooned in Hawaii due to shipping shortages. He says government must act to relieve those stranded and stranded in Hawaiian hands.
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San Francisco
Congress
J. K. Kalanian
Faluinls
Prohibition Crackdown Targets Flavoring Extract Sellers
Attorney General 8 C Ford declares grocers druggists and others who sell flavoring extracts and preparations containing alcohol will be prosecuted under the prohibition law. The statement outlines enforcement action and potential penalties for violations.
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Helen Montana Grocers
8. C. Ford
Memorial services for Gallinger and Brady held in Senate
Memorial services were held in the Senate on Sunday January 10 for late Senators Jay cob BH Gallinger of New Hampshire former Republican leader and Jumee EH Brady of Idaho.
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Washington
Senate
Jaycob BH. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Jumee EH. Brady
Idaho
Educator Killed by Auto in Chicago Incident
Principal Mary Gomar White of a private girls school died after a police patrol car struck her on Sunday in Chicago. Injured were Ernest D. Powell, an advertising agent, and a second person identified as bie atster.
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Chicago
Mary Gomar White
Ernest D. Powell
Bie Atster
Seven Mistress of the Seas traced through world power
Mark Sullivan cites Collier's account of maritime supremacy tracing the title Mistress of the Seas from Tyre to Carthage Italy Venice Genoa Florence Naples the Hanseatic League Portugal Spain Holland and Britain as successive leaders across history.
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Mark Sullivan
Collier's
America
Tyre
Carthage
Venice
Genoa
Florence
Naples
Italy
Hanseatic League of
Portugal
Spain
Holland
Holand
Great Britain
Plant Deserving of Praise In Nature's Tradi
Dr Edward Bigelow discusses witch hazel as the season s last flower. He praises its brave cold resistance bloom starting in November to January and its dainty golden display. He notes medicinal uses in witch hazel extracts and a superstition about it as a divining rod for water and ores.
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Nature
Edward &. Bigelow
Six-Year-Old Willie Notices Light in Dining Room
After inspecting a vacant house with his parents Willie six overhears their talk about the rooms. He notes all rooms are immense and dark except the dining room which is smaller and brighter because it is closer to the windows.
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Willie
Pittsburgh’s Founding Anniversary Tied to Duquesne Raid
On November 26 in Pittsburgh history the raid on the English flag above Port Duquesne’s ruins marked the town’s origin. The site later named Pittsburgh honors Britain’s famed prime minister and its growth owed to nearby coal and iron resources.
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Pittsburgh
Port Duquesne
Britain
One Reason Girle Steal Theme in Probation Thought
An excerpt from the People's Home Journal discusses reform aims of probation law. It argues a girl thief could mend if she could earn what she needs without stealing and that society should provide pathways before trouble arises to change the world.
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People’s Home Journal
Wren
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