Wilson Chases Consensus on Russia and Colonies
The piece argues President Wilson and British Prime Minister Lloyd George seek a united stance on Russia and Bolshevik recognition. It notes France’s financial stake in Russian bonds and its push to secure American and British backing, while Britain pushes for a shared burden of overseas possessions under the League.
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Lloyd George
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France
America
Britain
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United States
Philippines
League of Nations
Peace Conference Agrees to Send Teschen Envoys for Boundary Peace
The Supreme Council adopts a plan to dispatch allied delegates to Teschen to secure a peaceful industrial exploitation in accord with Czech and Polish interests while awaiting a final territorial settlement. Romania and Serbia present their claims in the Banat of Temesvar. The next meeting is set for Saturday at 2.
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Japan
Poland
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Gothe
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Serbia
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M. Mishu
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M. Vesniteh
M. Trumbitch
Japan Accepts Wilson Plan For Colonies In Interregional Scheme
Paris Daily Mail dispatch says Japan formally accepted the theory of internationalization of colonies on Thursday and that South Africa reportedly dropped its opposition. The report adds President Wilson secured an immense diplomatic victory but had to modify his original proposals.
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Paris
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South Africa
Wilson
General Strike Trend Surges in Lawrence Mills
Lawrence workers vote to strike after rejection of a 48 hour week with 48 hours pay by the American Woolen Company. Mill owners plan to open next Monday, with unions and ARB mediators prepared to intervene if needed.
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Boston
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Lowell
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Expect Victory In New Bedford 48 Hour Week Impasse
New Bedford factory workers predict acceptance of the 48 hour week ultimatum from the National Amalgamation of Textile Workers after a three hour meeting with mill owners. Labor leaders withheld the outcome but indicated satisfaction with the conference results. A final decision is to be announced tomorrow morning after another union committee meeting.
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State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
New Bedford
Texile
Mills Closing Favored by State Board Leader in Lawrence
Charles G. Wood of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration suggested shutting down the Lawrence mills today and keeping them closed until a settlement is reached. He said postponing strike action would help the board establish a good understanding and prevent public disturbance from industrial turmoil.
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Lawrence
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Mill Workers’ Committee
Governor Coolidge Likely to Involve State in Lawrence Strike
Governor Coolidge is expected to intervene today in the Lawrence strike situation. He is urged to direct Adjutant General Stevens to prepare to send State Guard troops to Lawrence on short notice. State authorities fear the outlook in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Stevens
Eight Hour Day Ordered for Textile Workers Nationwide
New York January 31. United Textile Workers announce orders to 700000 members to establish an eight hour day starting Monday, despite employer objections, per union executive committee.
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New York
United Textile Workers of America
Fall River to Adopt 48-Hour Work Week
The National Amalgamation of Textile Operatives executive council met in Fall River and voted to urge affiliated unions to implement a 48 hour week starting Monday. Workers will follow a 6:45 to 12 period, 1 to 4 45 p m on weekdays and 6 45 to 11 a m on Saturdays.
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Fal Rivier
National Amalgamation of Textile Operatives
Nursing Survey Week Begins Across New England
Central health authorities through the Red Cross of New England call for questionnaires from all graduates and trainees in nursing including ungraduated nurses practical nurses pupil nurses midwives and others who have taken Red Cross courses to map the country’s nursing resources.
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New England
Washington
New Eingland
Famed Ace Rickenbacker Returns Home From War Service
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker arrives in America after leading airmen with numerous downed foes. He praises air combat over autos and plans to report experiences to the War Department. Other returning flyers detail battles, luck in dogfights, and wartime salvage efforts. Notables aboard include Sir Montagu Barlow and Ralph Pulitzer.
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Goodwin Estate Leads to Miss Gardner in Odd Will Plan
Boston actor Nathaniel C. Goodwin died in New York at 61 after a career on stage since 1874. He reportedly adopted Miss Georgia Gardner and transferred a third of his estate to her, with the rest to revert to his parents, while his wives and private life drew public scrutiny.
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Do Not Worry Over Taxes Warns Revenue Chief
John F. Malley, collector of internal revenue, assures citizens they need fear no radical change in the income tax law pending in Congress. He urges calm, notes large incomes will see changes, and asks business leaders to follow the bill's progress and judge after enactment.
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Allies and U S Agree on Colonies Not to Restore to Germany
London notes the supreme council's announcement welcomed by The Times as moving toward a settlement on German colonies. The paper says Allies and the United States are united in not restoring colonies to Germany, citing Germany's abuses and militarism. It praises the mandatory system but notes careful definition and limits for various territories including Palestine Armenia Mesopotamia and East Africa.
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First Indemnity Money Will Go to Belgium
Paris January 31 Great Britain France and the United States have advanced ten billion francs to Belgium The funds will be deducted from Germany first instalment of war indemnity The Brussels Havas despatch says the money may be raised by an inter allied bond issue or by a German loan with priority over other loans
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Germany
Brussels
Nelsons in custody dispute over young daughter
Mrs. Eva G Nelson has appealed to the courts seeking custody of her four year old daughter Nancy, with the child's father Ernest II Nelson opposing. The case reflects a bitter family dispute over guardianship and welfare.
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Ernest II. Nelson
Four Year Old Faces Court Battle For Custody
Nancy Nelson, daughter of Ernest Lr. and Eva Guptill Nelson, attracted little attention during a Cambridge Superior Court session. A divorce suit filed by the father over statutory offences seeks custody and care of the child. Judge Jenney reserved his decision.
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Ernest Lr
Eva Guptill Nelson
Superior Court
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Jenney
Kidnapped Child Custody Row Unfolds Across Cities
Nelson abducted his child from New York to Bridgeport and Boston in a torn pajamas outfit, later returning the girl to a Boston hotel. Custody hearings began as both parents seek guardianship with promises of welfare and nonremoval without court consent. Nelson accuses his wife of infidelity with James B. Green of New York City.
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New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Connecticut
Boston
Mr. Nelson
Commonwealth
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New York City
Destroyer La Cook Launched at Fore River Yard
The destroyer La Cook, built for the United States Navy, was launched yesterday at the Fore River shipyards in Quincy. The ceremony marked a new addition to the naval fleet with officials and shipyard workers present.
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