Holland Refuses to Deliver Former Emperor William
Paris reports the Netherlands declines to surrender William Hohenzollern to the entente for trial. The Dutch note says Holland is not a party to Versailles Article 227 and will not abandon its laws and traditions granting refuge to the vanquished. The reply rejects acting under international pressure.
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Paris
Holland
William
Germany
Foreign Office
William Hohenzoillern
Netherlands
William Hohenzollern
Society of Nations
Union Station for Memorial Urged by Woman
Varied suggestions reach the Cincinnati Memorial Committee for a World War memorial. The Chamber of Commerce hosts the response desk run by Mrs. R. C. Barnard. Proposals include a library memorial, a memorial hall, or an arch on Fountain Square. Other ideas urge a Memorial Bank or a pension fund for veterans.
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Cincinnati Memorial Committee
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
R. C. Barnard
Fountain Square Esplanade
M. Rosenstock
East Fifth Street
Memorial Bank
Galvin
Fred J. Baer
West Court Street
Union Station
J.M. Fritts
Baymiller Street
America
Berlin
J. E. Q. Maddox
Maddox
Mrs Hyder Urges Forget War Bitterness Over Hall Use
Mary Moore Hosea urges county officials not to bar Memorial Hall for a February 6 concert to aid an orphan, arguing the hall is county property and may be used for any purpose. She cites wartime unity and contends G A R opposition shows sectional bitterness. Prosecutors say commissioners have authority to permit the hall's use.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters and Sons of Veterans
Cincinnati
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Memorial Hall
Mary Moore Hosea
Stonewall Jackson
Hamilton County
Lee
Jackson
Grant
Sherman
America
France
Capelle
Durr
Republican Senators demand unchanged Lodge reservations
A large group of Republican Senators led by Johnson and Borah pressured Senate Leader Lodge to reject further concessions on Lodge reservations to the peace treaty. They warned the effort could fracture Republican solidarity and include the possibility of a third party if concessions proceed. Senator Sherman threatened to bolt the party if concessions passed with Democratic support.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Sherman
Illinois
Senator Lodge
Taft
McCumber
North Dakota
McNary
Oregon
Kellogg
Minnesota
Colt
Rhode Island
Ashurst
Arizona
Borah, Knox
Pensylvania
Poindexter
Sherman and McCormick
Brandegee
Connecticut
Mosés
New Hampshire
Senator New
Indiana
Mr. Lodge
Democratic Committee
New
Bolt
Senator Johnson
America
Senators Lodge
Chicago
Nurses Day Proclaimed Across States Honors War Nurses
Governors of twenty one states set Sunday January 25 as Nurses Day to honor women who served American soldiers in Europe and at home. Ft Sheridan will wear flowers on Sunday and 600 roses are sent to Iowa nurses at the fort. American Legion posts are urged to observe the day.
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Chicago
Europe
Ft. Sheridan
Bispham
Iowa Society of Chicago
Iowa
American Legion
Glaze Storm Sets Duration Record and City Grips to Ice
Winter weather coats the region with a two day glaze and likely to extend. Cincinnati sidewalks glare with ice as numerous falls cause several injuries and at least one fatal stroke reported.
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Weather Bureau
Bishop
Glenmary
Klusmeier
Norwood
Earl Midgley
East Pearl Street
Macee
Resignation over anti-radical raids and new espionage act
Francis Fisher Kane United States Attorney for Eastern Pennsylvania resigns citing opposition to Palmer raids and a proposed new espionage act with teeth He argues such measures suppress free speech and jeopardize constitutional rights He counsels restraint on deportations and warns against targeting political party activities
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Philadelphia
Francis Fisher Kane
United States
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Duchess of Westminster to wed young aviator
Westminster reports the Duchess of Westminster will marry Captain James Fitzpatrick Lewis, a former air force member about 30. The couple met at a hospital in France and plan to live on the continent soon. The Duchess, formerly Constance Edwina Cornwallis-West, divorced the Second Duke in June 1919.
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London
Duchess of Westminster
James Fitzpatrick Lewis
Lewis
Air Force
France
Constance Edwina
William Cornwallis-West
Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Judge Allows Fares Beyond Franchise Cap
New York January 23. Appellate division of the Supreme Court upholds Public Service Commission power to let a street railway raise fares beyond its franchise maximum. Justice Finch order restraining PSC commissioner Nixon and the Manhattan and Queens Traction Company receiver from increasing fares is upheld. The company was granted rights by the city with a five cent fare limit.
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New York
Public Service Commission
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Justice Finch
Public Service
Nixon
Manhattan and Queens Traction Company
Taft warns labor risks Soviet methods in class warfare
Former President William Howard Taft, speaking to the National Geographic Society, warns that labor groups may unwittingly imitate Soviet practices by prioritizing industrial workers over all others. He urges liberal employers and conservative labor leaders to pursue full spirit of collective bargaining to avoid external measures.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
National Geographic Society
Fleischmann Weds Mrs Hemingway in New York
Julius Fleischmann former Cincinnati mayor married Mrs Laura Hemingway in Manhattan after one minister refused to officiate due to their prior divorces. The ceremony was private with immediate family. they plan a Miami honeymoon and a New York home.
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Julius Fleischmann
Hemingway
New York
Cincinnati
the Commercial Tribune
Laura G. Hemingway
West Seventy-second Street
Manhattan
H. C. Wasmund
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Brooklyn
Wasmund
Paul F. Jubert
Ziom Lutheran Church
Flatbush
Meischmann
Edward Leach
Marie Antoinette
R. H. Fleischmann
Louis Martin Hemingway
John Hyland Hemingway
Lewis Hemingway
William Fleischmann
Miami
Pleischmann
Fla
Fleischmann
Ritzarlton
Fleischt Ho
West Fifty-ninth Street
Lily Ackerland Fleischmann
Lotus
Lambs
New York Yacht
Atlantic Yacht
Bill to bar smoking in restaurants passes Senate
In Columbia South Carolina the Senate approved a measure to outlaw smoking during meal hours in any public eating place. Managers must display signs about the law. Offenders face fines from 10 to 20 dollars or 10 to 30 days public work.
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South Carolina
Senate
Columbia
S. A
South Carolina General Assembly
House of Representatives
World’s War Declared as Official Navy Term
Newport, Jan. 23. Secretary of the Navy Daniels announces the war entered on April 6, 1917, shall be known as the World’s War in all official Navy communications.
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Newport
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Navy
Influenza Epidemic Fears Rise in Major Cities
Chicago reports 2 551 influenza and pneumonia cases and 76 deaths in the past 24 hours New York City records 1 382 influenza and 403 pneumonia cases with 123 influenza deaths health officials warn influenza is nearing epidemic stage Cleveland Health Commissioner initiates meetings after thirteen new cases and three deaths since January 1.
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Ohio
New York
New York City
Health Department
Board of Estimate
Cleveland, O
Rockwood
Advisory Health Council
First Winter Influenza Death Reported in Youngstown
The Board of Health recorded the season's first influenza death, Charles Barnes an auto repair shop proprietor. Twenty new cases were added today, bringing the total to 87.
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Youngstown, CO
Board of Health
Charles Barnes
Canton Flu Crisis Deepens as Cases Rise
Canton records 137 new influenza cases in 24 hours, raising total to 891 per the daily Health Board report by Dr. John Kappelman. City health officials warn the outbreak grows more serious as winter illness spreads.
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Canton
Board of Health
John Kappelman
City Health Com
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Hohenzollern
New League
Daughters of Confederacy
League
Prudential Life Insurance Company
George Anderson
Cutter Street
Hillside Avenue
General Hospital
John Fackenberg
Rohs Street
William G. Meister
East McMicken Avenue
Clifford Evers
Woodford and
Robertson Avenues
Kennedy Avenue
Woodford Avenue
Evers
R. S. Morris
Main Avenue
Mound Avenue
Cypress Avenue
M. L. Dickson
Ohio Valley
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U. S
Eastern Pennsylvania
Westminster
Peeress
Copeland
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