England to Concede to Save U S Treaty Says Grey
Washington January 26 Lord Grey British Ambassador returned to London to advise acceptance of Lodge reservations and public declarations of willingness to do so. He urged two objections to Lodge changes but believed Britain and Allies could support a shift if the preamble and voting power reservations were addressed.
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Mrs Blatch Decries Politicians And Bolsheviks
Mrs Blatch denounces politicians while criticizing U S and Allied leaders over Hoover endorsement and Russia policy. She charges Allied nations suppress Bolshevik truth and defends New York Socialists amid expulsion actions, urging a modern platform not tied to stale principles.
Mobilization Order Reported by Poles In Warsaw
Jan 25 report from Cotenhagen notes the Polish cabinet signed a mobilization order per Politiken. The move follows Bolshevik advances and affects Allied talks on Lodge reservations. Irreconcilables pledge no concessions, fearing a British announcement would undercut President Wilson and Democratic opposition. Allies weigh conditions to secure ratification and Saar commission delays irritate France.
To Hear A Counn Take Hayes Healing Honey
An advertisement promotes Hayes Healing Honey with bold call to action. The snippet hints at a health product claim and consumer remedy, inviting readers to try the mixture as a remedy or tonic.
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Hayes
Jie
Bridgeport Man Heads State Polish Catholic Union
John Dubicki of Bridgeport was elected president of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of the state at a Sterling Street meeting attended by over 26 delegates from most Polish churches and lodges. New officers include Stanislau Kulakowski as vice president and F Rajski as financial secretary. An after meeting supper was served, and an entertainment for visitors followed in Pembroke and Jans streets. The Bridgeport based St Francis society of the order reports more than 590 members.
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S. Lencrgold
Stanford
Supher
St. John's Hall
Pembroke
Jans Streats
St. Francis Society of the Order
Bridgeport
Sinn Fein Plans Own Law Courts in Dublin Action
A Dublin report states Sinn Fein members intend to establish their own law courts and refuse recognition of Imperial government appointed judges, signaling a challenge to British legal authority in Ireland.
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Sinn Fein
Universal Service
London
Sinn Fenners
Dublin
Obituary notices from Stratford and Milford cemeteries
Multiple funeral services mark the community's week end, including John J. McFarland at St. Mary's Milford and Henry Ashmore at Lakeview cemetery. Other services honor William Dean, Florence Chambers, Herbert Williams, Edward Reilly, Mary Hendrickson, Anna Ness, and Benjamin Root with burials at St Michael's, Union, or Malone cemeteries.
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Henry Ashmore
Noble Avenue
Archibald FR. Campbell
Washington Park M. E
Pioneer Lodge
Sona
St George
No. 79
Lakeview Cemetery
Wiliam A. Dean
Nichols Avenue
Stratford
Necholl
Bethany Mission Church
Konckapotanauh Tribe of
Red Men
Union Cemetery
Florence 1
Chambers
Florence L. Pitzer Chambers
George Chambers
Broadstreet
William Pitzer
Christ -Episcopal Church
C. C. Kennedy
Herbert BE. Williams
Herbert E. Williams
Broad Street
William H. Jepson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Allan Cushman
Edward Wall
William Canton
John Walkinson
Leroy Gregan
Harry Smith
Edward T. Reilly
Jeremiah Reilly
Plumbers' Union and
Park City
Elizabeth Reilly
John
William
Frederick Reilly
May Reilly
John PF. Hartnett
Mary Hendrickson
Anna Ness
Anna Maloney Ness
Edward Ness
California Street
May
Ellen
Gertrude Ness
Patrick
John Malonay
Mary Brown
New Haven
Joseph Coleman
Margaret Hushes
Richard Dinan
St. James’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Godlice Denies Candidacy for Delegates in Massachusetts
Godlice states he is not a candidate for president or delegates and has no plan to enter any contest in his own state. He emphasizes his duty to Massachusetts and the nation, insisting there must be no manipulation of the office for personal advantage and urging no state contest.
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Masaachiusetts
Massachusetts
Steehit
Massachuestts
England Seeks U S Help Amid European Turmoil
Wilmington, January 25. Justice W Daniel Codgian of New York urged aid from America as England’s ruling class faces crisis. He warned of a developing European upheaval akin to a larger French Revolution, with unrest spreading to Asia and pressure to control government.
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America
W Daniel W. Codgjan
New York
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Asia
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Leagues of Nations
England
Roosevelt Church Inaugural Meeting Honors War Vets
Milford and New York reports cover the Roosevelt church inaugural meeting marking service flag honors for World War I veterans. The interdenominational Long Island church plans another in Washington, with Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Douglas Robinson addressing attendees. The elder Roosevelt urged honoring servicemen with action over theory.
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Washington, D. C
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Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Civil Liberties Union Formed to Protect Free Speech
New York January 25 The American Civil Liberties Union was announced to champion civil liberty rights in courts for persons and organizations. Professor Harry F Ward will head the union with Helen Phelps Stokes as treasurer and Walter Nelles as chief counsel. National committee members include James H Maurer Duncan MecTonala Helen Keller Morris Hillquit Jane Addams Morse Lovett and John Sayre. The group aims to defend free speech free press and peaceful assembly and to keep industrial struggles within constitutional bounds.
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New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Harry F. Ward
Union Theological Seminary
Helen Phelps Stokes
Albert de Shyer
Roger N. Baldwin
Walter Nelles
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Duncan MecTonala
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Helen Keller
Morris Hillquit
Jane Addame
Morse Lovett
John Sayre
Ward
United States
French Deputies Seek Big Salary Increase
Paris Jan 25 Many deputies say 15000 francs annual pay fails to cover expenses and plan a bill to raise salaries to 25000 or 30000 francs. They note that wartime raises have doubled government wages while deputy and senate remuneration stays pre war.
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Chamber
Flu Reports Surge in Meriden City
In Meriden on January 26 reports show 150 influenza cases in the last three days. A still alarm fire occurred at a vacant house on 779 Lafayette Street just before midnight, causing about 50 in damage.
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Miuridin
Lafayette Street
Twelve Radicals Taken On Indictments In Chicago
Chicago January 25 twelve of 133 members of the Communist Labor party indicted by a Cook county grand jury on charges of conspiring to overthrow the government have been arrested or held. State attorney Hoyne said a nationwide search is under way for the remaining. John Reed, head of the Communist Labor party, had not been located though Hoyne credited a repeat of Reed’s arrest in Poughkeepsie. Reed reportedly left Minnesota for the United States to confer with Livine and Trotsky. Of the twelve under arrest six are jailed awaiting trial while Lloyd the millionaire Spiritualist and five others are free on bail.
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England
France
New York
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Chicago
Communist Labor Party
Cook County
Hoyne
John Reed
Communist Labor Pote
Reed
Poughkeepsie
Mosconi
Livine
Trotsky
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Williams
Unions Faced With Radicals Threat to American Trade
Hoboken panel reports that union leaders are endangered by Bolshevik and radical groups within and beyond the International Typographical Union. Marsden G. Scott asserts alien propaganda has footholds, warning disruption of the American labor movement. Italian Society holds initiation of new officers with President-elect Louis Cocorm presiding.
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Union Jakior
I Oshevists
Marsden G. Scott
International Tivpographical Union
Tyipog
Scott
Vietttus
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BAIN
Americn
Zionist Convention Seeks 10 Million For Palestine
Delegates at the Stratfield Convention gathered at the High School to hear leaders discuss funding for Palestine via the Judea Industrial Corporation. Judge Strahl outlined industrial enterprise needs as the goal, with speakers from New York and Chicago and a Hebrew language session planned to spread Hebrew as a living tongue.
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Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Order
Max Nordau
London
England
International Organization
America
Israel Beklind
Palestine
Lippeman Rosenthal
Russia
Charles H. Shapiro
Judge Strahl
Reuben Brainin
New York
Levi H. Masilansky
Abraham Goldeberg
Samuel Markevich
Joseph Barodess
Hebrew University to Rise on Mount of Olives
Noted Jewish scholars from around the world including Dr. Albert Einstein will meet in Basel to plan a Hebrew university in Jerusalem. Professor Patrick Geddes designs the project as part of Jerusalem modernization to receive thousands of immigrants. Cornerstone already laid atop the Mount of Olives amid a $10,000,000 Palestine restoration fund drive.
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Basle
Switzerland
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Jerusalem
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Patrick Beddes
University of Edinburgh
Mount of Olives
United States
Palestine Restoration Fund
Geddes
Stolen Goods Ring Nets Five Arrests In Jersey City
Five men were arrested in Jersey City in a $35,000 robbery, the largest in years for New Jersey authorities. Two employed by Witsoen Trucking Company face charges as participants. A dress goods load from a New York factory was delivered to the Waisen Company's garage and split before morning, valued at $20,000, with another $15,000 load stolen the next night.
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Waisen Company
Lusitania Sunk by U 22 Not U 20 Says Ex‑German Officers
Copenhagen report cites two former German submarine commanders who say the Lusitania was sunk May 4, 1915 by U 22, not U 20. They claim the U 23 commander went mad after the attack and is now confined in an insane asylum in Germany. Over 1,100 lives lost including 107 Americans. Knights of Columbus prepare first and second degrees for candidates at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse on February 10 at the Colonel’s ballroom.
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Msharmen
Germany
England Winimizes Victory In Irish Local Elections
The Friends of Irish Freedom report argues Sinn Fein did not gain an overall majority in Ireland’s local elections. It asserts Sinn Fein and the Irish Labor party allied to support Ireland’s independence, countering claims of a crushing English setback and stressing consent of the governed as America’s principle.
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Irelam
England
United States
Trieh
National Bureau
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Irish Labor Party
Weather sketch for Southern New England and beyond
The report outlines fair but very cold conditions in Southern New England with increasing clouds and slight warming Tuesday, and fair but cold in Northern New England with cloudiness pushing westward and a night snow followed by warmer temperatures. It notes high pressure over Ontario driving warmer weather east of the Mississippi and storm warnings along the Atlantic coast from Virginia Cape to Jacksonville.
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Mississippi River
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Norfolk
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Lloyd George threatened by Tory pressure over policy toward Russia
Diplomatic observers warn that if Lloyd George clings to a Laborite and liberal stance toward the Soviet government he risks ouster. Polish Premier Patek sails to London to urge a firm armistice and fleet action to aid Poland against Bolshevism, while France fears communist influence if Britain relaxes relations with revolutionary Austria.
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Universal Service
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Teries
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London
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Savile
Poland
Russia
France
Emeland
Aussta
Britain
Conserving the Onion’s Flavor
A brief note advises boiling onions in beer salted water to preserve flavor, warning that flavor diminishes otherwise.
Midwinter Golf Clinic Invites All Levels to Play
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