Leaders Deadlock Over Peace Treaty And Voting Power
New York Jan 19 reports say Senator Reed of Missouri predicts defeat of the peace treaty with or without reservations at a dinner honoring Reed and Senator Johnson. Johnson affirms Lodge reservations as the irreducible minimum for protection. In Washington talks on league voting power and colonial impacts show wide splits among bipartisan negotiators.
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Reed
New York
James A. Reed
Missouri
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
United States
Pasage
Knox
Washington
League of Nations
Sesson
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Thrace
Constantinople
Greece
Weather Outlook: Snow and Cold Wave ACM North
Snow and much colder Tuesday with a cold wave and fresh northerly winds. Wednesday likely fair but still cold in the north portion.
Cordillo Brothers Preliminary Murder Hearing In Secret
John and Peter Cordillo face a murder charge in the 1919 Jennings case near Laramie. The Hearing before Justice Melville C Brown began behind locked doors to prevent public influence and continued to Wednesday. Prosecutor George Patterson leads with assistants Nellis B Gorthell and CG Arnold. defense by General Hugo Donzel.
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Laramie
Wyo
John
Peter Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Melville C. Brown
Cheyenne
Justice Brown
Cordillos
George Patterson
Nellis B. Gorthell
CG. P. Arnold
Wyoming Bar
Hugo Donzel
Seventy Mile Gale Harms Cheyenne Structures
A severe windstorm swept Cheyenne and vicinity causing extensive damage. Telegraph poles, a chimney, a brick wall, and glass suffered damage at the Union Pacific shops. Signboards, globes, and tree branches were torn loose as the gale peaked at 70 miles per hour before easing by evening.
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Cheyenne
Union@i Pacific
Federal bakeries to open Cheyenne branch plant
A new Federal System of Bakeries operation will start in Cheyenne by February 1, baking up to 3,000 loaves daily. The Cheyenne site at Carey avenue and Sixteenth street becomes district headquarters for 950 nationwide bakeries.
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Federal Bakeries
Cheyenne
Federal System of Bakeries of America
Carey Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Senate Saloon
W. H.bodeman
Edward Cackley
Mr. Bodeman
Sheridan
Gasper
Trinidad
Boulder
Scotts Bluffs
Cackley and Bodeman
Five Socialist Assemblymen's Case Is Ready
Albany dispatch reports the five suspended socialist assemblymen facing trial before the assembly judicial committee, set to begin tomorrow. Attorney General Newton announces associate counsel A. F. E. Sutherland of Rochester and E. R. Brown of Watertown will aid the prosecution. No list of specifications has been released and trials are expected on general grounds.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly Judicial Committee
C. D. Newton
Supreme Court
A. F E. Sutherland
Rochester
State Senate
E. R. Brown
Watertown
Germans debate Sunday work law amid radical reform push
Berlin reports the national assembly passed a sweeping shop council bill. The law targets plants with five or more workers, creating elected stewards who negotiate with management and can attend directors meetings as active voters. A foreman may be removed for misconduct. no discharge of women for sex. Critics fear feasibility and conflict as Big Business resists. Estimated stewards could exceed 500000.
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Berlin
National Assembly
Butterine Law Breaker Jelke Fines Set by Federal Court
John F. Jelke head of the butterine company paid 44614.67 to the U S marshal for fines and costs after federal judge Landis found him I M Lowery and seven salesmen of the firm guilty of pure food law violations. Jelke received a three year prison term later reduced to 60 days.
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Chicago
John F. Jelke
United States Marshal's Office
I. M. Lowery
Landis
Jelke
Lowery
Goldman Berkman And Gang Welcomed At Soviet Frontier
The first group deported from the United States by Bolsheviks and anarchists crossed into soviet Russia near Terijoki Finland. A late telegram said only three deportees would be allowed entry, believed to include Emma Goldman Alexander Berkman and Peter Bianki. A delegation including Maxim Gorky’s wife had awaited the exiles.
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Terijori
Associated Press
United States
Soviet Russia
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Peter Bianky
Maxim Gorky
Navy Chief Sims Charges to Be Probed by Senate Panel
Senate sub committee to investigate Rear Admiral Sims charges that the navy department failed to co operate with allies during the war. Also under review are allegations by Rathon of immoral practices among seamen and Secretary Daniels response. Admiral Mayo to be called, while Wood clarifies his death trap remark.
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Washington
Sims
Navy Department
Senate
Naval Committee
R. J. Rathon
Providence
Rhode Island
Daniels
Senate Committee
Naval Board
Butler
House Naval Committee
Leonard Wood
Wood
Portland
Maine
Mayo
Atlantic
Pittman
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Rathon
Naval
Distillers of Kentucky Face Serious Charge
R. E. Wathen, president, and William Knebelkamp, general manager of R. E. Wathen & Co., surrendered to federal authorities on charges of attempting to defraud taxes on distilled spirits. They were released on two thousand dollar bonds for a preliminary trial next week. The affidavits allege they illegally removed 8000 cases of bottled in bond whiskey taxed for medicinal use and sold it for beverage use, avoiding an additional tax. The alleged act occurred between January 4 and 15.
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Louisville, Ky
R. E. Wathen
William Knebelkamp
R. E. Wathen & Co
Louisville Distillers
Wathen
Knebelkamp
Raids aimed at breaking backbone of radicals nationwide
Seattle dispatch reports over 700 arrests on deportation warrants as part of a nationwide drive to curb extremist activity. Officers say many detainees were released after intake at immigration stations, while about 200 more face deportation hearings. several I W W suspects among those seized.
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Seattle
Department of Justice
Northwest
United States Immigration Detention Station
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Albany County
Wyoming
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Mars
Darkest
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Admiral Sims
NAVY
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