Week Night Service Largely Attended at Local Church
The First Methodist church hosted a special Belistio campaign service last night led by the Young Ladies' Wing Circle with Mrs. J. H. Wade officiating. Special music was provided by Miss Margaret Murray, and the speaker offered a sermon and sub theme for Measure. Tonight at 7:46 o clock the service will be conducted by the Ladies' Rid ety with Mrs. Orville as rector in charge.
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J. H. Wades
Margaret Murray
Thyer
Abe
Ridety
Orville
Ditinig
Yudenitch Awaits Allied Decision on Army Intentions
Fragmentary dispatch reports General Yudenitch with an army about one hundred thousand strong in the Narva line awaiting Allied guidance. Indecision on whether the force will be moved or retained near Paria is noted as the question hangs.
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Iga
Bunday
Yudenitch
MHI
de Narva
Paria
Belgian road workers strike in Antwerp province
Antwerp January 18 All employees of the administration of bridges and roads in Antwerp provinces went on strike today following similar action on Saturday by 26 008 state employees. Brussels newspapers say the premier notified ministries they may concede to staff concessions similar to those granted to railway employees which reportedly satisfied them. The concessions include increases.
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Antwerp
Brussels
Cavalry Troop Plans to Be Discussed Today
Plans for organizing a cavalry troop in Bridgeport will be discussed at a Chamber of Commerce committee meeting this afternoon. The session was postponed from yesterday to today and will examine permission requirements to proceed with the project.
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Bridgeport
C&h
Chamber of Commerce
Call for League Meet Outlined by Wilson
Washington January 13 The first council meeting of the League of Nations will convene in Paris Friday at 10 30 am The call for assembly issued under Versailles terms by President Wilson designates him for that duty The initial session aims to set up commissions to carry out treaty provisions The telegram to Great Britain France Italy Japan Brazil Belgium and Spain expresses belief the League will fulfill its noble purpose for peace and prosperity
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Washington
Jan
Council of the
League of Nations
Paris
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Brazil
Belgium
Spain
League would end Russian war, Cecil says
Lord Robert Cecil told reporters in London that the League of Nations could halt the eastern fighting by demanding Poland end war against Bolsheviks and by urging Bolsheviks to stop fighting. He argued the league could force a ceasefire and ease the Bolshevik confrontation.
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League
Gqecll
Widness
England
Robert Cecil
League of Nations
East
Poland
Yusgin Akd
Bolshevik Riga Front Advances Reported Favorable
Despatches say the Letts and Poles began their general attack Friday with Rzezytsa as the objective and report progress along the entire front. Average advance cited around fifteen miles. Bolshevik forces reinforce, especially on the left flank where fighting is severe.
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Riga
Rzezytsa
Rieshitsa
Polshevikks
Hearing on coal rates to hear New England operators demand
Washington Jan 13 New England coal operators protesting the Shipping Board freight rise of 75 cents a ton on coal from Hampton Roads and Baltimore to New England ports will be granted a hearing next week the Board announced today
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Washington
New Zengland
the Shipping Board
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
New Ireland
Bee Bill Seeks Government Letter Telegraph Service
Representative Bee of Texas introduced a bill endorsed by Postmaster General Burleson to create a letter telegraph service under the Post Office department. The measure would authorize the Postmaster General to negotiate contracts with telegraph companies for letter service.
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P. D
Washington
Representative Bee
Texas
Burleson
Post Omce Department
Security League Secretary Is Elected President
New York January 14 Charles D Orth a New York merchant and secretary of the National Security League was chosen president to succeed Col Charles B Lydecker who retires due to ill health Elihu Root serves as honorary president The executive committee urged higher teacher pay nationwide as a guard against economic and political danger The league now in its sixth year claims 100000 members nationwide
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New York
Charles D. Orth
National Securiy League
Charles B. Lydecker
Elihu Root
Destruction of Sligo Autos Under New Government Order
Reports from Belfast state that Sligo motor cars lorries and petrol seized under the new government order were destroyed last night. One firm reportedly lost seven automobiles dismantled in an attack on a depot, with other vehicles also damaged in the raid.
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London
Sligo
Felfast
Boston Boys Win Coasting Privilege After Protest
Boston schoolboys repeat historic act to gain Sunday coast in public spaces. They protested in person to Mayor Peters against a police order banning coasting in public parks on Sunday. The protest led to the long standing ban being revoked.
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Boston Boys
Boston
Gage
Flagstaff Hill
Boston Common
Meyor Peters
Ash collection plan debated at health board meeting
The board of health discussed improving ash collection at the Welfare building. Health Officer Dr. Walter H. Brown outlined aims to match garbage service with a weekly citywide pickup, city ownership of equipment, and householder can allotment of cans. New board member Tf FP Musante attended, showing interest. Property owner William Sadder was ordered to make sanitary changes and will be cited for noncompliance.
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Board of Health
Musante
Walter H. Brown
Dr. Brown
Brown
William Sadder
Telegram Newsboys Organize A Glee Club
The Telegram and Post newsboys formed a double quartet last night under coach V Goldemen and planned a glee club. Officers chosen were President Charles Lewis and Secretary David Nordling, with singing groups to be expanded as more carriers join.
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Telegram and Post
Newsies
V. '. Goldemen
Charles Lewis
David Nordling
Iver Seaberg
Harry Ahlstrand
Gus Lindmark
Gordons
Sporting Parson Not Called to Brooklyn Church
London informed rector Rev Gerard Cleby known as the sporting parson denied that he had received four calls to the Papiscopal church of the Ascension in Brooklyn or another vacancy at Roslyn Long Island. Rev Walter Bentley stated he had unofficially learned of the vacancies but no official invitation was extended.
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New York
London
Gerard Cleby
Ngland
Brooklyn
Walter ‘Tr. Bentley
Bentley
Roslyn
Long Island
Hine Named Connecticut Education Commissioner
Charles D. Hine, retiring secretary of the state board of education, was named a state commissioner of education for Connecticut at a Hartford meeting yesterday. No successor was chosen for secretary of the board at the same session.
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Charles D. Hine
State Board of Education
Connecticut
Hartford
Deserters Join Soviet Forces in Narva Patrol
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports 2600 deserters from anti Bolshevik armies joined Soviet troops in the Narva region between January 9 and 12. In the Alekandrovsk region Bolshevik annountentent seats armament of General Makeno’s troops, and one regiment has joined.
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London
Narva
Moscow
Aléxandrovsk
Makeno
American Gold Dollars Made Legal Tender in Bolivia
Bolivian congress enacted legislation to make the United States gold dollar legal tender. The Bolivian president set the exchange rate at 2.57 Bolivianas per dollar to assist bankers using American gold instead of the pound sterling as their metal reserve.
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Washington
United States
Bolivia
State Department
la Paz
French aero operators buy American machines
French interests operating aero passenger lines in the Orient have purchased 11 airplanes, spare parts and supplies in the United States valued at 400000 dollars. The shipment is en route by rail to San Francisco and will be sent to Japan, China and the Philippines.
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New York
Aero
Orient
San Francisco
Japan
China
Philippines
Market Report from New York Dated January 13
PRODUCTION PRICES AND RECEIPTS ACROSS MARKETS. Butler creamery butter remains firm with varied grades around 4 4 3 60 to 63 64. Receipts 7 656. Eggs and fresh gathered extras up to 81 3, firsts around 71 78. Sugar futures steady with centr fugal near 13.04 and granulated 16.90. Wheat spot unsettled No 2 at 2 65, fob steamer NY. Corn No 2 yellow 1.66 54, No 2 mixed 1.65. Oats No 1 white 39. Gents. 10‑day shipment noted. Local Pennsylvania and western henery whites show strength for first to extras 82 87.
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New York
Butler
Begzs
Pennsylvania
Wheat Exports Totals 117,462,000 Bushes
United States Grain Corporation reports exports of wheat from July 1, 1819 to January 2, 1920 total 17,462,000 bushels, versus 150,187,000 bushels in the prior six months. January 2 stocks at mills and elevators stand at 243,463,060 bushels, weekly farm receipts 1,364,000 bushels, and flour production 3,034,060 barrels.
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New York
United States Grain Corporation
aJnuary
Clearing house totals and dividends in staggered reports
CLEARING HOUSE NEW YORK Jan 18 New York clearing house exchanges today were 78177297 balance 1082434808 United States sub treasury credit balance 155464 federal reserve credit balance 80859870 Exchanges this day 2 year ago were 719050200 DECLARES DIVIDEND NASHVILLE Tenn Jan 13 Directors of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railway today declared a semi annual dividend of 3 12 per cent payable February 2 to stockholders of record January 24
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New York
United States
Sub-Treasury
Federal Reserve
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Pittsburgh Tin Plate and Steel Corporation
Broadway
Union Arcade
Pittsburgh
McRoberts resigns from National City Bank
Samuel McRoberts senior vice president and executive manager of National City Bank resigns after stockholders meeting citing desire to rest after years of arduous work. Belgian envoy to Germany Count Kerchove de Denterghem appointed Belgian charge d affaires at Berlin, previously second secretary at the embassy.
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Mwrobberts
Germany
London
Kerchove de Denterghem
Berlin
Belgium
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