Live Stock Association closes with pro reform resolutions
The American National Live Stock Association заверш its twenty first annual meeting in Denver adopting revolutions favoring private railroad control and regulation of packers and stockyards, endorsing universal military training, and supporting the federal woman suffrage amendment. It urged higher state college funding and federal tariff protections, while cautioning about government ownership of marketing facilities.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
American National Live Stock Association
Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commissaion
Charles A. Myers
Evanston
Wyo
United States
League of Nations
Federal Trade Commission
Saiaeee
Prexitent
Seastor
Kendrick
Sheridan
Poroneere
Toe M. Dennel
Bell Kunch
N. M
W. P. Parson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wallis Hutkaker
Wallace
Mont
U S Discusses Labor Reform Based on Global Views
Associate Press dispatch from New York reports Charles Beebee, labor minister of New South Wales, urging a standard day and living wage, unemployment protection, and banning child labor. He criticizes America's lack of a uniform labor policy, favors centralized industrial control and collective bargaining, and plans to propose constitutional changes replacing arbitration with conciliation. He toured U S industrial centers and plans to sail for London.
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Associated Press
New York
Charles Beebee
New South Wales
United States
Australia
America
England
Russian Leader Refuses Conference Seat With Bolsheviki Forces
Sergei Savanoff, former Russian foreign minister, now representing the Omsk government, declares he will not take part in the conference proposed by the supreme council with Bolshevik forces.
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Associated Press
Paris
Sergius Savanoff
Omsk
Supreme Council
104000 Wounded U S Troops Still In Europe
Washington date Jan 23 104000 wounded American soldiers in hospitals today as Senate inquiry into hospital facilities continues. Brig Gen Marshall testifies on plans for a 250000 hospital in Chicago while Col Smith notes about 4500 vacant beds at the Hospital of the Country.
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Washington
D. C
Senate Cosmities
Smith
Marshall
Quartermasters Corps
Chicago
Milton J. Trainor
Third of a Division Wiped Out in Battle
Boston January 23 Governor Coolidge released statistics showing about one third of the Twenty six division’s 30 000 men became casualties in France. Of 11 955 casualties 1 730 were killed 3 624 badly wounded 2 819 slightly wounded 3 303 gas casualties 283 missing and 1360 taken prisoner. The unit spent 198 days away from the front and fought seven major battles gaining nearly twenty three miles and taking 4 148 prisoners and 400 guns.
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Boston
Maes
France
French League urges women suffrage in Parliament
Paris January issue notes the French League of Rights for Women has sent a proclamation to the French parliament demanding women's suffrage. It cites recognition of the vote in enemy and allied nations and points to England and the United States as examples.
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Paris
Havas
French League of Rights For Women
England
United States
Debs Case Appealed Before U S Supreme Court
Arguments in the Debs espionage case and others convict ed in federal court are set for Monday before the Supreme Court. Notable appellants include Eugene V Debs of Indiana, James Person of Minneapolis, and Jacob Frohwer k of Kansas City. Counsel Seymour Steadman will argue for the American Socialist bar.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Courts of
United States
Eugene V. Debs
Indiana
Clertland
James Person
Minneapolis
Socialist Party
Minnesota
Jacob Frohwerek
Kansas City
Seymour Steadman
Bocislist Bar
Money Wizard S C Barnsworth Foresees Kahn Wyoming Visit
Denver financier S C Barnsworth told a Wyoming reporter that Otto H. Kahn, the New York banker renowned for development work, plans an early spring visit to Wyoming. Barnsworth would not disclose the visit’s purpose or companions but asserted the visit is business and comes on strong authority. He noted Barnsworth's interest in potash and other ventures in the state.
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S. ¢C. Barnsworth
Denver
Colorado
California
Otto H. Kahn
New York
Wyoming
Lberty
Mr. Barnsworth
Barnsworth
Burleson Charged With Plot to Wreck Postal Telegraph Fight
Edward Reynolds former Postal vice president told the house post office committee that Postmaster General Burleson sought to scramble Postal Telegraph assets with Western Union to depress value and push government ownership. Reynolds said Burleson aimed to break morale, destroy property rights, close offices to curb competition, and ease government control, calling it a plan to seize telegraph property.
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Washington
Harrison
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Ines
Edward Reynolds
Postal Company
House Post Office Committee
Reynolds
Burleson
Postal
Four Thousand Twenty Enemy Aliens Interned in War
Washington reports four thousand twenty enemy aliens were interned by the United States during the war, information given to the House Immigration Committee as it considers a bill to authorize their exportation.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
House Immigration Committee
Women Managers Trialed by Large Dairy Lunch Room Chain
The corporation operating a widespread network of dairy lunch rooms in major coastal cities is testing a group of women for managerial roles. The move appears aimed at diversifying leadership and evaluating performance in store operations.
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Gastorn
Ontario Women Demand Legal Mothers Pension System
Ontario women's groups prepare to press the provincial legislature for comprehensive laws establishing a mothers pension program. They call for a formal system of support for needy mothers and their children as part of social welfare reform.
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Ontario
Wife of Auditor of Wyoming Suffers Second Serious Fall
Mrs. J. C. Jefferies, wife of Wyoming's state auditor, fell on stairs yesterday and broke her left arm after already having fractured her right arm three weeks earlier. Her son Arthur, visiting Illinois, began counting her condition.
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J. C. Jefferies
Wyoming
Worning
Arthur Jefferies
Mlinois
Fighting Continues in Portugal Over Unresolved Issue
Wireless Madrid dispatch reports Portuguese batteries bombarding Oporto held by monarchists. Rumors say former King Emanuel may land in Portugal to reclaim the throne.
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London
Madrid
Oporto
Emanuel
Portugal
China to seek revision of treaty with Japan at peace conference
China announced in an official statement that it will demand revision of the 1919 China Japan treaty after Japan presents further demands. Chinese delegates will push for changes at the peace conference in Washington.
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Washington
Japan
Bolsheviki Funds and Plans Said for Seizing Government
Archibald Stephenson testified before a senate committee that Bolshevik agents have organized cells in U S industrial centers and aim to seize the government. He cited Bolshevik leaders in New York and a program to teach doctrine to children, with funds said to come from Russia. He also cited propaganda to soften peace terms and support for antiwar sentiment among soldiers overseas.
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Washington
Jay
Tentifying
Senate
Archibald Stephenson
Military Intelligence Bureau
Diormane
Ger
New York
Staats Zeitung
John Read
Gan
Albert Rhys Willams
Hutch {Es Magemod
Leopard D. Abbott
Wis
Stephenson
Rusia
Iwula
Reed and
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
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