Wilson Policies Blamed for Bolshevism Spread
Senator Harding blames Wilson policies for Bolshevism spread in Europe and says the claim the U S entered WWI for democracy is a lie. He argues the famine relief bill is a charity ploy and warns of more Bolshevism at home if profits of production remain uneven.
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Ohio
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Weather overview for Ohio to West Virginia and beyond
The report notes fair weather in Ohio and West Virginia with unsettled, mild conditions later. Kentucky sees cloudy skies with rain likely Thursday and colder air. Temperature readings and precipitation are listed for cities including New York Kansas City New Orleans Omaha Dallas Galveston Denver Nashville San Francisco Memphis Cincinnati and others with daily highs and rain measurements.
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Mrs Lebaudy Exonerated in Nassau Murder Case
Exonerated by the Nassau County Grand Jury of a first degree murder charge, Mme Lebaudy returns to Westbury with her daughter Jacqueline after being jailed for the January 11 killing of her self styled Emperor of Sahara. She prays in French and thanks the grand jury as she leaves accompanied by jail matron Mrs Seaman and sheriff's aides.
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Associated Press
Mineola
Nassau County
Jacques Lebaudy
Westbury
Sahara
Lebaudy
Jacqueline
Mme. Lebaudy
Phineas Seaman
Underwood & Underwood
William F. McGinnis
Seaman
Buckeye Troops Headed Home to Parades
The War Department ordered three notable National Guard divisions to prepare for embarkation from French ports as homeward flow resumes. The Twenty-seventh New York, Thirtieth Wild Cat, and Thirty-seventh Buckeye will be kept together after return for home parades, with other units from the Twenty-sixth New England and Forty-second Rainbow to be paraded as they arrive. Secretary Baker signaled the Rainbow Division may be included in the return parades.
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Rainbow
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Oporto Seizes Control With Monarchist Government
Reports from Spain and Portugal describe a monarchist movement led by Peira Conceiro taking control in Northern Portugal and forming a government in Oporto. Lisbon is believed to have joined, while official messages suggest Republican leaders remain united in defense of the regime. Police guard the Civil Governor’s palace as Coimbra is ordered to march on Oporto Braga and Viscous.
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Portugal
Peira Conceiro
Oporto
Portevedra
Spain
Lisbon
Coimbra
Braga
Viscus
Conciero
Pontevedra
Paiva
Sinn Fein Assembly Declares Irish Independence
The Sinn Fein Assembly at Dublin's Mansion House reads a declaration establishing an Irish republic and demanding evacuation of Ireland by British garrisons. After electing a Chairman, prayers were offered by Rev Mather O Flanagan of Roscommon.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein Assembly
Mansion House
Ireland
Mather O’flanagan
Roscommon
Stranded Fleet in Buenos Aires Harbor as Strike Paralyzes Port
Nineteen steamships and thirteen sailing vessels totaling about 90 000 tons lie anchored in Buenos Aires harbor awaiting orders amid a harbor workers strike. Vessels fly British French and Italian flags as several steamers sail to Montevideo to unload cargoes meant for Buenos Aires. The former busy port lies deserted with long quays and empty elevators while streets around the docks show few signs of life.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Relief Plans Tackle Ohio City Finances in 1919 Crisis
Mayor Galvin and City Solicitor Saul Zielonka highlighted the two hour session of the Legislative Committee of the League of Ohio Municipalities in Columbus. They backed an emergency 1919 levy plan and a permanent funding approach to cover city operating deficits, with committees named for each plan.
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Cincinnati
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Toledo
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Springfield
Ohio Municipal League
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Dayton
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Cleveland
Kenyon Riddell
Xenia
Barlow
Mayo Galvin
Mayor Galvin
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Deyton
F. L. Biggs
Ironton
W. H. Brown
Cambridge
George E. Caylor
Delaware
Kenyon Roddell
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Labor Unemployment Figures Prompt Immigration Debate
Washington January 21. Fran Morrison of the American Federation of Labor presented reports from 21 cities showing over 125000 unemployed, urging Congress to act. He warned bread lines may arise by May 1 and called for returning soldiers employment laws and immigration stoppage until normal conditions return. He cited Detroit Philadelphia Indianapolis Bridgeport Charleston Worcester San Francisco Tacoma Denver Great Falls Akron Schenectady Pittsburgh and other cities with outages.
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House Immigration Committee
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Mass
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Gompers and British Labor Plan International Trades Union Congress
An adjourned British labor conference with Samuel Gompers and American delegates agreed on forming a nucleus for an international trades union congress. A five member British committee will represent labor, with plans to meet with French leaders in Paris before the next gathering. The congress aims to convene alongside the peace conference.
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London
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England
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Congress
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Buffalo Lawyer Indicted for Treason Ties to Germany
John T. Ryan a Buffalo lawyer and former Spanish American War Captain was indicted by a federal grand jury on treason charges connected to Jeremiah O'Leary and several Germans. He allegedly harbored Mme de Victorica and helped send Hurley to Germany to relay messages and obtain German funds.
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New York
John T. Ryan
Buffalo
Jeremiah O'Leary
Ryan
Mme. de Victorica
O'Leary
Hurley
Germany
Auto Tires and Booze Stolen by Springfield Thieves
Springfield Ohio police and railroad officers with federal help arrested ten men on charges of stealing whisky valued over 10000 dollars and more than sixty new auto tires worth 2500 dollars. Officials expect more loot to be recovered as investigations continue. The suspects named include Earle Bancroft saloon keeper James Woll William Barrington William P Burke William Frock Daniel Kappla Charles Wilmer W E Braxton Elmer Reed and Alfred Miller.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Earle Bancroft
James Woll
Wiliam Barrington
William P. Burke
William Frock
Daniel Kappla
Charles Wilmer
W. E. Braxton
Elmer Reed
Alfred Miller
Bolshevists Press Plans for Asia and Ukraine
London dispatch reports the Bolshevik government has long funded propaganda to spark revolutions in China India and Persia and plans to send agents with funds to Asia. It notes the Omsk army blocks paths to Asia but Kolchak’s weakness could aid Bolshevik aims. Ukraine Directorate in Kiev is described as weak and uncertain in policy toward Bolsheviks.
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Associated Press
London
China
India
Persia
Asia
Omsk
Ural
Former Ambassador Seeks Borders and Peace Principles
Prince Lichnowsky, ex German ambassador to Britain, argues for a peace of justice that preserves Germany’s borders including Alsace Lorri ne. He says a usable league must be heartfelt not only statutory and condemns punitive terms. He cites Wilson and British aims, urging true uprightness and avoidance of a war psychosis.
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Berlin
Prince Lichnowsky
Great Britain
Nations
League of Nations
France
Alsace
Alsace- Lorraine
Wilson
Belgium
Supreme Council Looks to Concrete Russia Proposal
Paris January 21 The Supreme Council of the great powers plans a concrete Russia proposal at tomorrow's meeting The plan aims to avoid direct Bolshevik involvement and seeks an inquiry into political conditions in Russia without Soviet agents present Several leaders including Lloyd George figures were discussed but the plan now centers on an independent inquiry led by chosen officials and avoiding Soviet representation Harold Scavenius Denmark's minister spoke on Russian conditions influencing the decision.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Great Powers
Russia
Sergius Sazonoff
Prem Lloyd George
M. Picho
Harold Scavenius
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