Clemenceau Slams Wilson in Peague Conference Row
Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau opposing Wilson over the balance of power policy at the peace conference. The premier argues for alliance and a shared defense among major powers, while the president advocates a broader world order. Wilson returns to Paris and plans a New Year rest before heading to Italy.
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America
France
Italy
Great Britain
Manchester
United States
Preas
Paris
Wilson
Paria
President's Paris Train Departure Noted in Calais Visit
The president arrived in Calais at 12 40 and was greeted by the governor and other French officials. He then departed for Paris at 1 o'clock aboard a special train.
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Calais
Paria
Franklin Day Urged to Boost War Savings Stamps
January 17, the birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin, will be dedicated to promoting War Savings Stamps. William Irvine received a telegram from Kansas City district headquarters urging wide publicity for National War Savings Day on Franklin's birthday.
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Benjamin Franklin
William ©. Irvine
Kansas City
Treasury Department
Jamin Franklin
National War Savings
Rumania Faces Severe Food Shortages Amid Relief Efforts
Washington dispatch reports Trieste received the first food steamer for Siberia and a special mission to Austria to aid Poland and Vienna. Hoover notes Vienna lacks food for 2,000,000 residents, with ten days of supplies left. Romania faces about 20 days more without relief.
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Meocate Press
Washington, D. C
Triest
Siberia
Austria
Poland
Vienna
Viena
Rumania
Hoover
Viennese
Berne
Switzerland
Romania
Dolshoviem
Denver Tramway Strike Ties Up Service
Denver tramway workers refused to pay fares, crowding onto streetcars and delaying service. A hospital construction crew ejected motorman and conductor and drove a car into town for themselves.
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Associated Preas
Denver, Dee.dl
Hour Incs
Denver Tramway
Cara
Elks Give 900000 to Salvation Army War Relief
The Elks Commission announces a 900000 New Venture gift to the Salvation Army for war relief work. Commander Frangeline Booth presented the check, with Governor Tenner of Pennsylvania as chairman, praising the work as performed in the name of God and humanity.
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Associated
New -York
War Commission
Order of Rika
Salvation Anny
Frangeline Booth
Elks’ Commission
Tenner
Pennsylvania
Troop train wreck in blizzard near Edmonton kills three
A troop train bound for Halifax derailed near Edmonton amid a fierce blizzard. One car overturned and others derailed, leaving three dead and fifty five injured with reports delayed as the scene was swamped by snow. In Warsaw, a separate disaster claims forty seven lives in the streets.
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Quebec
Halifax
Egmonton
Turbulent City Rattled by Clash and Martial Law
The city endures high tension after clashes between troops and civilians amid demonstrations for freeing Bolshevik prisoners. A national guard and municipal forces patrol streets while cavalry move through town and heavy gunfire is heard as authorities act against suspected revolutionaries. Ignats Padgrewekt’s arrival from Posn(en) strengthens government resolve.
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Revolutionfete
National Guard
Municipal
Ovtekirta
Officers charged manslaughter over ship sinking tragedy
Warrants issued at Peoria charging Capt Herman Meir and Plot George L Williams with manslaughter after the steamer Columbia sank in the Lilinoia river near Peoria on July 6, killing 88 persons. Coroner W A Eliott ordered the warrants following the jury's recommendation. the officers planned to be taken into custody tomorrow morning.
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Peoria
Herman Meir
George L. Williams
W. A. Eliott
Weather Outlook Low Change Across Midweek
The forecast calls for generally full Wednesday and Thursday with little temperature change. No significant precipitation is mentioned and conditions are steady across the period.
Inauguration Day for New York Democrats Draws Massive Turnout
Albany hosts a gala day for New York Democrats honoring the inauguration of Alfred E. Smith and Democratic control restoration. Thousands visit the city with special trains delivering delegations from across the state. A notable Tammany Hall contingent of 300 leads the parade.
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Csalbany
SN. Y
New York
Guy
Alfred E. Smith
Wyoming Education Report Exposes Rural School Gaps
The state board of education presents a report criticizing rural Wyoming schools, citing 60 to 75 year gaps behind urban systems. It highlights need for organization and supervision, noting many rural buildings lack heat, lighting, books, and water.
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State Board of Education
Rev
A. Huston
Edith K
Clark
Mra
Meta
D. B. Atkinson
RC. May
J. Quealy
Parks
Houx
J. C. Creager
Education
Wyoming
Ely
Ofr
Oly Echoola
Federal agents seek bomber link to Philadelphia unrest
Federal authorities, especially the Department of Justice, widen the Philadelphia bombing probe as they trace leads and question suspects. A well known revolutionary group is examined, with threats against Justice officers and investigators. Police comb through crowds linked to wartime redistribution literature.
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Phradelptia
Eral
Department of Nitlee Javest Galore
Dienrerr
Necharke
Philadelphia
Lugtre Abosehotekor
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
United States
Department of Justice
French Leader Opens Door to Surplus War Debts Payment
Paris December 31 Former premier Ribot told Associated Press that the nations allied against Germany should be compensated for war costs and damages. He argued Germany must pay according to resources, with France bearing a principal share given its role as battlefront and supplier of forces, unless trade is severely restricted.
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Paris
Premice
Alejandre Ribot
Cape Cal Résourcea
M. Ribot
Entente Coalition
Jorsen
Ribot
Germany
Peace Congress
Ten Years Ago a Rolling Prairie Today a Thriving Center
Cheyenne and Laramie County show rapid growth since 1910s. Burne thrives as a trading hub with electric light and water works, a high school and grade school, new homes, and modern barns. Land sales to settlers total 22 179 acres with substantial private fortunes built by local merchants and ranchers. Liberty Bonds purchases top $1.5 million last year as residents invest for war effort.
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Union Pacific
Porvorster
Moro
Hilladale
Egbert, Carpenter
Laramie County
Cheyenne
Calfear Burne
Carpenter
Will
Hynds
Stampa
Wyoming
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Hons
Burns
Laramie
Carl Deckle
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