Health Forges Here Organize For Fight On Influenza
A Cincinnati health and nursing alliance forms to stamp out influenza as outbreaks flare in Toledo Chicago and New York. Officials outline centralized coordination mobilizing nurses and health departments, with measures at Ft Thomas Newport and Cincinnati and calls for vigilance.
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Toledo
Chicago
Cincinnati Board of Health
Ft. Thomas
Cincinnati
Newport
New York
Congress
Sabath
Illinois
Board of Health
Red Cross Nursing Service
Visiting Nurses’ Association
W. H. Peters
O. M. Craven
Health Department
Peters
John Todd
Todd
Henry Stark
St@rk
Houston
Alexandria
Ragan
Coldspring
P. G. Keeney
Bellevue
Griggs
Dayton
Southgate
Slackers and Bolshevists Renew Hope of Conquest
Senate testimony ties Carranza and top Mexican officials to the 1915 Rio Grande raids and plan of San Diego. German agents and Bolshevik influence are linked to Mexico's wartime actions. Witnesses name Mendez and Zuazua among officials aiding raids and recruitment, with documents outlining a proposed Texas revolution and cross border uprisings.
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San Antonio
Tex
Carranza
Rio Grande
Senate
John.a. Walls
Brownsville
L. KR. Barnes
United States Army
San Diego
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
California
Mexico
Japan
We Ee
Augustin Garza
Walls
Mexicana
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Monterey
Nuevo Leon
Victoria
Tamaulipas
Kyle Rucker
Nicefora Zambrano
Mario Mendez
Washington
Jesus Adma
Gobernacion
Eliseo Arredondo
Acuna
Zuazua
Mexico City
Lino Caballo
Kansas City
Jack Dancigar
Carranza Propagandere
North and South China to End Civil Strife
Honolulu Jan 22 The Associated Press reports cable advices from Canton via Shanghai to The Hon Mon Bo indicate the revolutionary government at Nanking is ready to establish peaceful relations with North China and is about to cancel its independence and unite with the Peking government.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
China
Canton
Shanghai
Hon Mon Bo
Canton Dispatch
Nanking
South China
North China
Peking
Edwards to Take Plea of State Rights to Court
Jersey City New Jersey January 22 Efforts to declare the federal prohibition amendment an invasion of States rights as stated by Governor Edwards will be brought in the U S Supreme Court An original suit for New Jersey will be filed and consolidated with Rhode Island if possible The Rhode Island questions will be raised by New Jersey and additional questions will be presented by Attorney General McCran
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Jersey City
N. J
Edwards
United States Supreme Court
McCran
New Jersey
Supreme Court of United States
Rhode Island
Governor Cox addresses Bell Telephone workers on Bolshevism and unity
Governor Cox told about 600 Bell Telephone Company employees at their second social evening in the Telephone Building that Americans prefer evolution to revolution and will keep Bolshevism from rising, praising cordial relations between the company and its workers and noting Lincoln’s humility.
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United States
Cox
Bell Telephone Company
Telephone
East Fourth Street
Abraham
Lincoln
Japan Pledges Full Compliance With Treaty Terms
Premier Hara told the Japanese Diet that Japan will strictly carry out every term of the peace treaty. He reaffirmed plans to restore Kaiochau leased territory in the Shantung Peninsula to China and discussed US-Japan exchanges over American troop withdrawal and a notice sent to Tokyo by General Graves.
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Washington
Japan
Russia
China
Hara
Kiaucau
Shantung Peninsula
United States
Siberia
Graves
Tokyo
World-Wide Search For $300000 Forger Ends in South Africa
Herman J. Blumison, charged with defrauding Chicago banks of $300000 on forged bills, is under arrest in Johannesburg, South Africa. Detective Edward Kelly located him after a nationwide manhunt, and extradition papers are being pursued by the State. Blumison rose from rug salesman to head of a flour mill business before his alleged crimes.
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Chicago
Herman J. Blumison
Maclay Hoyne
Johannesburg
South Africa
Lansing
Edward Kelly
Blumson
State Cereal and Milling Company
State Commercial Savings Bank
Jewish Educational Alliance
United States
Cummings Defends Edwards Dinner Ties Amid Bryan Critique
Democratic National Committee chairman Homer Cummings denied that his Newark Edwards dinner attendance signaled support for Edward S. Edwards for president. He argued the event did not imply any policy aim and that he remains neutral in presidential selections. Bryan urged Cummings to resign if neutrality could not be maintained, accusing him of compromising by attendance and comments.
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Washington
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
William Jennings Bryan
Norfolk
Richmond
Edward S. Edwards
New Jersey
Newark
Bryan
Edwards
Wards
Mrn
Hoover Movement A Mistake, Harding Says In Interview
Senator Warren G Harding criticizes Herbert Hoover’s presidential boom saying parties are necessary and urging voters to stay with political organizations. Representative Fess claims Hoover campaigns from the White House and notes Hoover would be the president’s pick if he runs.
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Hoover
White House
Greeley
Baker Objects to Wood Promotion to Lieutenant General
Secretary Baker told House Military Committee Chairman Kahn that he disapproves of promoting Major General Leonard Wood to Lieutenant General. He noted the Dyer bill and said Wood is among long and distinguished serving regular officers.
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Washington
Baker
Kahn
House Military Committee
Leonard Wood
Dyer
Missouri
Wood
Crabbe bill passes Senate in decisive vote on tax relief
Columbus Ohio January 22 the Senate approved the second Crabbe bill by 25 to 7 with no emergency clause and moved toward financial relief for cities schools and colleges. The Senate also backed Smith law amendments 24 to 7 and sent them to the House while the House declined to concur sending the measure to a conference committee. The Senate approved a temporary relief bill allowing cities to issue deficiency bonds for 1920 deficits as well.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Joint Taxation Committee
Frank Parrett
Dutch Refuse 10 Yield Kaiser for War Grimes Note
The Hague reports The Netherlands will refuse extradition of the former German Emperor to the Allies. Berlin officials avoid comment while London dispatches doubt any entente request could be fulfilled without parliamentary approval. The Standard notes Holland’s reply only allows surrender if the Dutch government itself demands extradition.
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The
Hague
Paris
M. Clemenceau
Netherlands
Berlin
Holland
London
Entente
William
Therese
Germany
Maine Citizens Seek Vote on Federal Dry Law
Bangor resident Thomas Curran petitions the Maine Supreme Court to compel Governor Milliken to proclaim a referendum day on the national prohibition law. Curran says about 10 000 signatures were collected for the statewide plebiscite.
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Maine
Bangor
Supreme Court
Milliken
Thomas Curran
Traub to Leave Ft Thomas. Stuart Favored as Successor
Colonel Peter B. Traub likely to be replaced at Ft Thomas by Colonel Edward E. Stuart who is temporarily in command. Traub directs a nationwide recruitment drive aimed at 85 000 new soldiers with 56 districts under his supervision ending March 31.
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Traub
Ft. Thomas
Stuart
Peter B. Traub
Ft Thomas
Washington, D. C
Edward E. Stuart
Washington
North Carolina
Jeb. Stuart
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Senators to Probe Rathom Charges on Navy Morals
Senate Naval Committee chairman will name Senators Ball Delaware Keyes New Hampshire and King Utah to decide if an inquiry is needed into John Rathom of the Providence Journal charging immoral conditions in the navy with Secretary Daniels aware. Roosevelt calls Rathom charge a malicious false attack and notes a Navy inquiry followed a Court of Inquiry after the Rev Kent trial.
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Washington
Page
Senate Naval Committee
Ball
Delaware
Keyes
New Hampshire
King
Utah
John. R. Rathom
Providence
R. I
Navy
Daniels
Roosevelt
Rathom
Navy Department
New- A
Sat Shah Ji
Seo
Mr. Kent
Secretary of the Navy
Ratham
Department
United States Navy
American Soldiers Killed in Clash With Semenoff Force
Washington January 22 Two American soldiers were killed and one wounded in a clash with a Russian detachment under General Semenoff on January 10 near Polosai Five Russians were killed one wounded and fifty five captured including the General and six officers still held General Graves reported the incident urging peaceful adjustment with Semenoff who he said could not have been responsible.
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Washington
Semenoff
Posolsai
War Department
Graves
Siberia
Premium to Quit Prohibition Saloon Biz Ties $30,000 Fine Pace
Federal Judge A M J Cochran warned 104 saloonkeepers and workers in Covington to quit the trade with fines set at 500 to 750 dollars and possible jail for bad reputations. Those quitting by April 1 face reduced penalties. total fines near thirty thousand dollars. One owner received 60 days in jail. others’ cases moved to the April term.
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A. M. J. Cochran
United States District Court
Covington
Cochran
Robert Cottingham
Fourth and
Central Avenue
Newport
Thomas D. Slattery
Max Neubauer
Blue Grass Inn
Passengers Transferred From Powhatan to Northern Pacific
All 271 passengers from the disabled Powhatan have been transferred to the Northern Pacific and are en route to New York. The move ends a dramatic rescue amid a gale after the Powhatan leaked and fire rooms flooded.
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Powhatan
Northern Pacific
New York
Halifax
Mid-Ocean
Cedric
England
United States Shipping Board
France
Red Flag Parade Urged as Japanese Workers Strike
In Honolulu on January 22 the Planters Association reports strikers on Oahu sugar plantations joined by Filipino workers, totaling about 3,300 across plantations. Japanese language papers Shinpo and Choho urged wider strikes, while American Legion leaders considered the red flag proposal amid claims of Filipino intimidation.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Planters’ Association
Nippu Jiji
Shinpo
The
Choho
American Legion
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