Peace Conference Debates Ex Kaiser Trial Court Need
Paris dispatch notes five powers resume informal talks on January 20 with Clemenceau citing two jurists Ferdi nand Lamaude and A G Delapradelle. They argue an international tribunal must judge the ex emperor, not a common court, and propose a new League of Nations court for crimes of war.
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League of Nations
Ferdinand Lamaude
Paris
A. G. Delapradelle
Rights of Nations
Hague
Germany
Weather summary for Ohio Indiana and regional temps
The bulletin notes fair, warmer conditions in Ohio and Indiana and continued warmth in Kentucky and West Virginia for Monday and Tuesday. It lists station temperatures including Cincinnati at 66 degrees high, and observed wind, humidity, and precipitation readings, with sunset details and a January 19 1919 record ending at 7 pm.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
West Virginia
Cincinnati
Irish Question Drive by Sir Horace Plunkett to America
Sir Horace Plunkett, Irish leader, travels to the United States to sway opinion for a settlement of Ireland’s question before the Peace Conference ends. He predicts the war will bring Ireland and England closer and hopes differences can be settled at the peace table.
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Horace Plunkett
America
England
Ireland
Troop Ship Rochambeau Heads To Halifax For Coal And Supplies
The French liner Rochambeau returning 883 American troops from Bordeaux to New York will stop at Halifax for coal and supplies due to weather delays. Four ships including the hospital ship Comfort carry 4,992 homebound soldiers, with 371 sick and wounded aboard and 129 naval men among them.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Rochambeau
Bordeaux
New York
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Comfort
Sweet Home
Wilhelmina
Lapland
France
England
114Th Trench Mortar
Camp Beauregard
Camp Dix
Upton
Meade
Prince John Dies at Sandringham After Epileptic Fits
London January 19 Prince John youngest son of King George died at Sandringham after a long illness. Born July 12 1905 at Sandringham he suffered epileptic fits from infancy and died in his sleep at 5 30 p m following a seizure. The prince was a favorite among people and closely associated with Princess Mary.
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King George
Prince John
Associated Press
London
Sandringham
Windsor
Mary
Nations Concede Delegates To Peace Conference Panel System
Paris dispatch outlines plenipotentiary counts for the United States Britain France Italy and Japan at the peace talks with five delegates. Belgium Brazil Serbia three. China Greece etc two. several nations one. It notes panel system may alter dominion representation and Montenegro adjusts as political ties clear.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States of America
British Empire
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Brazil
India
China
Cuba
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Hedjez
Honduras
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Poland
Portugal
Ramahia
Serbia
Siam
Bolivia
Ecuador
Peru
Uruguay
King of Hedjaz
Rumania
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Australia
Canada
South Africa
New Zealand
Dominions
Newfoundland
Montenegro
Former diplomat and author ordained navy chaplain
Henry Van Dyke, former United States Ambassador to the Netherlands, is ordained a chaplain in the United States Navy. He is a college professor and renowned author who earned lasting recognition from Queen Wilhelmina for aiding Belgian refugees who fled into Holland as Germans advanced.
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Henry van Dyke
United States
Netherlands
United States Navy
Wilhelmina
Holland
Underwood & Underwood
Aviator Vedrines Lands On Paris Store Roof
Jules Vedrines wins 25 000 francs for being first airman to land on a roof during a flight. He departed Issy les Moulineaux at 1 20 pm in thick fog and skimmed the Galleries Lafayette roof near Saint Lazare station, landing safely despite minor damage. He waved to onlookers and announced plans to circle the world.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jules Vedrines
Vedrines
Issy Les Moulineaux
Galleries Lafayette
St. Lazare Station
Papal Envoy Cerretti Arrives in New York Aboard Lapland
Archbishop Bonaventure Cerretti, Under Secretary of State and Vatican emissary, lands in New York aboard the Lapland with 2,067 American troops. He celebrates Mass aboard and meets President Wilson in Paris beforehand, signaling a possible papal appointment for New York's archbishop.
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Asse Press
New York
Bonaventure Cerretti
Apar
Vatican
United States
Lapland
North River
Cerretti
R America
Wilson
Paris
Cardinal Farley
Holy Father
Christ
Amer
Crap shooter shoots two cops in Harlem craps raid
Arnold Rothstein fired on eight policemen who raided a Harlem craps game as he claimed he faced a third hold up. Two officers were wounded lightly. nineteen others were arrested and bailed. Police seized thousands in stakes. Abe Attell was among those released. Rothstein, a reputed millionaire, said he lost 28 000 dollars in a prior raid two years earlier.
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Associated Press
New York
Arnold Rothstein
Abe Attell
Rothstein
Harlem
Ex‑Emperor William Walks Dutch Castle Grounds
AMERONGEN HOLLAND January reports state William Hohenzollern the former German Emperor walks in castle grounds in the morning and afternoon. In the evenings he attends a parlor concert with three suite members on piano harp and violin. A weekend visit by the Dutch premier secretary and Governor Count Lydnen van Sandenburg oversees the ex monarch. Today he attends a church service conducted at the castle by clergymen from Seeist.
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Amerongen
Holland
Jan
William +Hohenzollern
Utrecht
Lydnen van Sandenburg
Health and Old Age Pensions Plan Endorsed by Ohio Commission
Ohio Health and Old Age Pensions Commission reports to Governor Cox endorsing compulsory health insurance and a pension system. Proposals include county or district health boards, age 18 work checks, equal employer employee premium shares, and a $5 weekly pension for those over 65 with a $350 annual income cap. Members include W. A. Julian, R. E. Lee, and others from Cincinnati Akron Cleveland and Dayton.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Health and
Cox
W. A. Julian
Cincinnati
R. E. Lee
Akron
A. R. Warner
Cleveland
M.B. Hammond
Ohio
University
D. F
Garlangton
T. J. Donnelly
Ote
Federation, of Labor
Dayton
Paderewski Names Coalition Cabinet in Poland War Time Prices Decline
Paderewski presents his coalition ministry with key posts filled by Wojciechowski Engisch Janisseewski Fiberhardt Honda and others. War time prices begin to ease as Poland looks to postwar boom and subscriptions to the new loan reach seven million marks on opening day. Socialists split over Paderewski policy while conservatives unite across the three Polands.
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Poland
Prague
Ignace Jan Paderewski
M. Paderewski
Paderewski
Interior
M. Wojciechowski
M. Honda
M. Engisch
M. Janisseewski
M. Fiberhardt
Posts and Telegraphs
Cleaning Them Out Metz Purge Advances In German Elements
Paris dispatch reports Metz continues purification of German elements under favorable conditions. The latest convoy includes Prof Haenlein of the Royal College, once a strong pan Germanist and director in many German societies. All German nationality professors in local secondary schools have been relieved of their posts.
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Associated Press
Paris
Metz
Havas
Haenlein
Royal College Faculty
Gifts Pour In As Wilsons Prepare To Return
Paris reports President Wilson and Mrs Wilson arrive with few trunks yet receive gifts from all classes and nations. Sentimental tokens from children and families in entente lands arrive daily, each to be acknowledged though time limits prevent personal notes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
France
Europe
Kite House
Berlin Riots Spur Campaign Violence and Police Order
In Germany election riots flare as radicals seize press offices in Dusseldorf and Breslau while police under Gustav Noske issue a new order on soldiers using weapons. Berlin airmen distribute party pamphlets as a general strike disrupts Leipsic and rumors of deaths from Liebknecht and Luxemburg ripple through provincial towns.
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Associated Press
London
Germany
National Assembly
Leipsic
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Karl Liebknech
Rosa Luxemburg
Democratic Party
Leipsie Tageblatt
Zeitung
General Gazette
Berlin
Dusseldorf
Workmen's Council of
Karl Liebknecht
Breslau
Blankenburg
Hartz
Allenstein
East Prussia
Gustav Noske
Election Speech Urges German-Austria Union with Germany
Vienna reports Dr. Otto Bauer Foreign Minister of German-Austria urged in a speech yesterday the union of German-Austria with Germany. The remark comes amid political tensions and debates over unification.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Amsterdam
Otto Bauer
Berlin strike appeal fails after Liebknecht Luxemburg deaths
The Independent Socialists of Berlin called for a general strike over the deaths of Spartacist leaders Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg but the appeal failed, per a dispatch from Berlin.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Itesa Luxemburg
Gersman
Berlin Prepares for Tight Election Climate
Berlin faces a tense election as Major Socialist control of posters and materials meets Independent challenger Eichhorn who fled and is sought by police. Clerical and Christian parties vie for women’s votes while authorities deploy military protection to polling places amid a near state of siege. Alsace Lorraine will not vote in German elections.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Herr Eichhorn
Christian People's Party
Altho
Alsace- Lorraine
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