World peril debated at Paris banquet and council
In Aris on January 20 a Supreme Council meeting with Wilson and Lansings discussed Russia and the Bolshevik threat, while a lavish Luxembourg Palace luncheon honored Wilson. Noulens warned that Bolshevism imperils Europe and must be opposed for peace.
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France
Associated Press
Aris
Supreme Council
Luxembourg Palace
Lansings
M. Noulens
Russia
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky Tuesday
A brief weather note reports fair skies for Ohio and West Virginia Tuesday, with mild temperatures. Indiana and Kentucky are partly cloudy with continued warmth through Tuesday and Wednesday, and various stations list current highs and precipitation figures.
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Indiana
Kentucky
West
Virginia
Demand for Punishment of Ex Kaiser in Ohio Resolution
A House resolution filed in Columbus calls for a fair trial of former German Kaiser Wilhelm II and demands his Punishment to ensure societal safety. It also requests sending a copy to President Wilson in Paris for the Peace Conference.
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Associated Press
Columbus
William Hohenzollern
Europe
House of Representatives
C. A. McCoy
Adams County
Wilson
Paris
McCoy
John Cowan
Putnam County
German Election Results Slow to Clarify After Vote Count
Reports from Paris indicate the German National Assembly election favors the Majority Socialists with 362 948 votes, Centrists 380 644, German Nationalists 78 786, and German Democrats 226 811. Regional results show heavy turnout and scattered district totals across Baden Württemberg and other areas.
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Freiburg
Baden
Mannheim
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Sackingau
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Wurttemburg
Mecklenburg
Inbeck
Portugal Revolt Breaks Out in Oporto
A wireless dispatch from Lisbon says Paiva Conceiro leads a revolt in Oporto Braga and Viscos and proclaims former King Manuel as King of Portugal. Government troops move to quell the conspiracy. Manuel sends a telegram reproving the attempt.
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Oporto
Manuel
Associated Press
London
Lisbon
Paiva Conceiro
Braga
Viscus
Messenger of OLeary Charged With Treason in Ireland Aid Plan
J Willard Robinson a former stenographer for Jeremiah A O Leary is indicted for carrying messages between O Leary and German agents in 1917 He allegedly met agents in Holland and Rotterdam and delivered covert correspondence seeking aid for Ireland The case ties to other conspirators including Mme de Victorica and Wessels with links to German espionage networks.
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New York
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O'Leary
Holland
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Rotterdamen
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Madamette de Victorica
John T. Ryan
Ierman
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Ryan
R. J. Young
Chicago
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Nassau
Long Beach
Itiis
Richards
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Denmark
Army Intelligence Bureau
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Beson
Stockholm
Bull
Pacific Coast
National Canners Attack Government Railways Control
At Chicago meeting of the National Canners Association United States Senator B M Fernald of Maine blasted government ownership of railroads. He cited 40 percent freight and 50 percent passenger rate increases and poor service since control began plus delays in housing bill funding. C H Bentley warned Latin American tariff barriers hinder trade while advocating revision of shipping laws to protect American merchant marine.
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Chicago
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United States
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Maine
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Don
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Cuba
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
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New Telephone Rates Put Into Effect As Scheduled
Ohio officials plan to seek an injunction in the state Supreme Court to block new toll and long distance rates approved by the Postmaster General Burleson set to take effect at midnight. Federal officials say rates become effective tonight unless courts issue temporary restraining orders.
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Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Price
Ohio
Burleson
T. C. Marshall
Supreme Court
Ohio Telephone Companies
W. H. Lamar
Postoffice Department
Federal Wire Control Committee
Lamar
Liberals Push Referendum on Prohibition Measures
In Columbus Ohio on January 30 liberals push for a referendum on the Ohio Legislature ratifying the federal prohibition amendment and on a state constitution change to prohibit. Observers note timing may delay effect until the federal amendment’s certification and potential mismatch with Ohio’s vote. Liberal groups vow continued effort until a decisive outcome.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Ohio
Sure Some Fighter Rev Duffy Praised by War Hero
Sergeant James O'Brien of New York, a member of the 165th Infantry, returned aboard the Pueblo and described Father Francis Duffy as a fearless fighter. He witnessed Duffy in trenches and charging with the troops, earning praise from Pershing and citations from French officers for gallantry.
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Associated Press
New York
Segeant
James O’brien
165Th Infantry
Pueblo
Sime
Francis
Duffy
165Th
General Pershing
Father
Tax Committee to Organize in Columbus January 20
The Special Joint Tax Committee to frame the taxation bill will organize Tuesday in Columbus Ohio and begin daily sessions. It will sit each day as much as possible with floor leaders in the Senate and House coordinating the process.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Senate
Famine Fund Debate Faces Senate Vote
In Washington on June 20 the Senate debated a $10 million famine relief bill for Europe and the Near East, delaying a final vote. Advocates and opponents expect passage before adjournment, while critics led by Senators Penrose and Sherman assailed Hoover’s relief policy and the administration.
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Washington
Europe
Near East
Senate
Herbert Ec. Hoover
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sherman
Illinois
Martin
Virginia
Lewis
Hoover
Capitaliot or League to Get Even Washington
Charles D. Orth, chairman of the National Security League congressional committee, testifies on the league's political activities. He defends the loyalty test chart as nonpartisan, noting Republican votes supported its distribution, while Democrats opposed. Senator Penrose and others criticise Hoover administration policies on wheat and relief funds amid wartime duties and political tension.
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National Security League
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Mississippi
Bainbridge Colby
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England
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North Dakota
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America
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Idaho
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