Allies Agree on New Terms for Germany
Versailles talks proceed with exertions by Wilson Hoover Bliss and Lloyd George. Terms cover military equipment restitution food relief and economic measures for Germany. Delegates include Viscount Chinda Matsui Bonar Law Clemenceau and Sonnino.
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Germany
Italy
Viscount Chinda
Matsui
Japan
Versailles War Council
Sir Henry Wilson
Marshal Foch
United States
Bliss
Benson
Herbert C. Hoover
Great Britain
Times Editorial Sees Slow Pace for Peace Conference
The Times notes in an editorial that the vast scope and complexity of questions to settle render any quick solution impracticable. It says the next stage follows the allied conference which has agreed on terms.
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London
the Times
Allies May Occupy Some German Ports
In Paris today Allied military advisers led by Marshal Foch discussed occupying select German ports as guarantees of armistice compliance and as punishment for delays. The Times notes a preliminary peace must be offered to Germany, with a long path to a definitive peace and ratification by Germany. The league of nations is seen as central, with Britain, France, Italy, and the US broadly agreeing on its aims and function.
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London
Paris
Marshal Foch
Germany
League of Nations
Daily Mail
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
War Department
Senate Lunch for Wilson Set in Paris Jan 20
VARIS Jan 13 President Wilson was free this morning and later went from the Murat mansion to the Quai d Orsay for the Supreme War Council. The Senate has set January 20 for a luncheon to honor President Wilson.
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Senate
Wilson
Varis
Murat
Quai d’Orsay
Supreme War Council
Mansfield's Alibi Is From Army Records
The article reports Mansfield’s alibi backed by Seventh Battalion army records and Major Hall notes, detailing duties at Fort Adams and Ivort Adams, an honorable discharge, and a forged discharge paper. It also cites Mrs. Annie Ferry’s lodging house testimony about Mansfield’s movements and a claimed New Year’s register entry.
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Mansfield
Maine
Seventh Battalion
Small
Henry H. Hall
Camp Devens
Rockland
Lieutenant Young
Adjutant-General’s
Washington
Leutenant
Ivort Adams
Carter
D Company
United States Guards
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fort Adams
Charlestown
Commonwealth
Hall
U. S. Guards
Annie Ferry
Rutland Street
South End
Frank Mansfield
Lashway
Kate
Four More For Prohibition In Four States
Indiana Senate ratified the federal prohibition amendment 41 to 2 with House adjourned and likely to vote tomorrow. Arkansas House passed the measure 92 to 2 and sent it to the Senate. California Assembly approved the amendment 48 to 28 after Senate action. Washington lawmakers ratified as both chambers passed resolutions. Total states ratifying reaches 24.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Senate
House
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas House of Representatives
Sacramento
Cal
California
Assembly
Olympia
Wash
House of Representatives
Washington
Harvard Urges Aeronautics Course Expansion At College
Harvard students push to add a practical aeronautics program with petitions at Weld Hall. The group plans funding for one or two airplanes, flight classes at Saugus, and a war department offer to buy training aircraft. They argue aviation advances merit a university course and nationwide support through aero clubs and Harvard connections.
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Harvard
Harvard Aeronautical Society
Weld Hall
Saugus
War Department
Aero Clubs
Harvard Clubs
University At
Cambridge
Aeronautical Society
Ihyt
New York
Jack Sadowsky
Young Sadowsky
Supreme Court of
Nassau County
Mineola
N. Y
J F A Slight Physical Defect Should Not Discourage You
A brief inspirational note advises that a minor physical imperfection need not deter individuals from pursuing goals or public roles, emphasizing resilience and self confidence.
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J. F
Aerial Service Plans Australia to London Flight
Melbourne reports a new company under Aerial Service Ltd Australia to fund an air voyage to London via the Dutch East Indies and Baghdad. The venture aims to establish an ongoing Australia to London air link.
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Australia
London
Melbourne
Aerial Service, Ltd
Dutch East Indies
Bagdad
Charlestown Navy Yard police to shift to six day week
Secretary Daniels orders Charlestown navy yard police onto a six day 48 hour schedule after previously working seven days on an eight hour basis. A coast guard area for children is set on Boston Common. Essex street mail service will move to central and south stations. Essex street station will close for mail delivery though money orders and box facilities continue. Notable deaths and appointments include Mrs. James A. Dorsey of Roxbury and Miss Helen A. Donovan becoming a notary public.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Daniels
Anh
Essex Street
Hurley
Postoffice Department
Central
South
Central Post Office
James A. Dorsey
Crawford Street
Roxbury
Dorsey
Dorothy Me Glone
Thomas L. MeGlone
Baltimore
10St Regiment
Helen A. Donovan
P. F. J. Carney
Miss Donovan
Harvey N. Shepard
Rutland Street
Louth End
Anthony Ambroise
C Street
South Boston
James V. Mustcovitch
Gold Street
Joseph Navillus
Bowen Street
Rosa Luxemburg Arrested in Berlin Spartacan Raid
Berlin January 12 Rosa Luxemburg a leader of the Spartacans with Dr Karl Liebknecht has been arrested by government soldiers during a raid on the central Spartacan office. Liebknecht’s son is also reported seized.
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Berlin
Rosa Luxembourg
Karl Liebknecht
Spartacans
Taeglische Rundschau
The
Liebknecht
Freezone promises painless corn removal with acorn-like ease
A seller touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that stops corn pain instantly with a small bottle purchased from a druggist. It claims to lift hard and soft corns and even corns between the toes without soreness or irritation, at a low cost.
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Cincinnati
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de Bex
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Salle de la Paix
Foch
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Dangler
E. Z
Collins’ Victory
Snider
Dickinson
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Army Records
Saco
Brown
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Northampton Street
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McLean
Ferry
Prohibition
Indiana
Arkansas
Gilchrist CO the
Store OF Progress
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Aviation Editor
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Rockaway
Navy
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Belgium
Aisne
Immelmans
L. A
P. S
Count von Zeppelin
M. B
Chattanooga, Tenn
Aircraft Engineering Corporation
New York City
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Madison Avenue
Bigshow Mechanics
U. S
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Senin Popes Company
Iow
Boston Common
Peters
Monument Hill
Charles and
Beacon Streets
Alan Seegar
Widener Library
Thomas O’brien
Lexington Street
Adams Square
O’brien
Relief Hospital
Boston
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Brotherhood
New England
Jeremiah Driscoll
Concord Street
REDS
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Ferdinand King, M.D
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Scheols
Boston School OF Filing
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