Germany Insists on Stand Declared Impossible Extradition
Berlin reports the imperial government will maintain its stance that extradition of war culprits is impossible. The note cites broad public support, and lists demanded figures including Herr Auer, Admiral von Mueller, Herr von Rossig, and General von Morgen.
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Berlin
Baron von Leisner
Paris
Herr Auer
Admiral von Mueller
Herr von Rossig
General von Morgen
Profiteering Tide Ebbs Says Attorney General
Chicago report shows Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer in transit to Kansas City declaring the justice campaign against high living costs has reduced profiteering. He cites 25 states prosecutions under the food control act with 128 sentences, 683 indictments, and 184 arrests.
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Chicago
A. Mitchell Palmer
Kansas City
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
Mr. Palmer
Organic Union Plan Adopted for Protestant Churches
Delegates from about 30 denominations adopted a plan for an Organic Union of the Churches of Christ in America. The body will be guided by the American Council and will harmonize, unify work, and direct consolidation of missionary activities and church boards across over-churched areas.
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Organic Union of Protestant Bodies
Philadelphia
Organic Union of Protestant Churches In
America
American Council
The
Churches of Christ
United Churches
Uniting Boards of
Gale Sweeps East Coast Storm Destroys Property
The worst gale and snowstorm in years battered the Middle and North Atlantic coast wrecking seashore property from Cape Hatteras northward. Shipping halted and rail traffic hindered. New York and New Jersey beaches suffered heavy damage with hotels and amusement structures washed away at Coney Island and Rockaway Beach.
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New York
Middle
North Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Stet
New Jersey
Coney Island
Rockaway Beach
Brigands Kill Three Americans Near Aleppo Syria
State department reports the murder of three American relief workers in Syria while part of a convoy delivering relief supplies. They were killed February 1 near El Mali north of Aleppo. victims’ names were not released.
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Washington
Syria
State Department
el Mali
Aleppo
Bolshevik Defeat Reported by Russian Volunteer Army Victory
Odessa wireless dispatch says Russian volunteer army defeated Bolshevik forces driven back across the Don. Reds cavalry under Budenny and Dommenko in disorderly retreat. Volunteers seized sixty guns, 150 machine guns and 8,000 prisoners. Irkutsk retaken by Czechs as they move west to aid Romania.
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Archangel
Odessa
Don River
Budenny
Dommenko
Tax fraud probe widens in Chicago area
Ten DOJ special agents start an inquiry into fraudulent income tax returns dating to 1909. Chicago corporations and prominent individuals are reported to be involved. Conviction carries a $10,000 fine, up to two years in prison, and a 50 percent tax penalty.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
East
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