Martial Law in Petroff's Moscow Shifts Power to St Petersburg
News despatch from St Petersburg reports martial law in Russia as Troops patrol the streets. General Tropoit, appointed governor general of St Petersburg, assumes broad authority over administration, police, and municipal affairs, amid ongoing disturbances. The capital faces curfew, censorship, and mobilization while workers strike across factories in Moscow and nearby districts, with trains halted and presses shut.
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Arrests of Authors and Editor Spark Russian Uprising Rumors
Police hunt leaders as three well known Transsihan authors and a prominent editor are arrested and agitators fill prisons. Reports say Father Gopon may have shifted to Moscow or St. Petersburg while a proclamation urges destruction of government property but allows targeting only shops for supplies and arms as workers strike in major cities.
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Soviet War Report Sparks Moscow Sensation
The liberal Russky Viedomosti fuels a controversy after questioning an official statement about the St. Petersburg shooting. The paper alleges the report did not originate at a battlefield or clash with a foe but from another source, stirring public doubt in Moscow.
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Sugar policy talk in Washington cited by Pat
Washington report says Pat Palmer warned before the house ways and means committee that imposing duties on hemp coffee and ber would shield the Philippine market from competing with American beet sugar. He cited Brussels agreement terms and rising European sugar output as risk to U S sugar expansion. The discussion suggested free import rules for some items to protect domestic producers.
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Hoch a Second Holmes Case Stirs Chicago Police Mystery
Chicago reports the Hoch case dominates city news as detectives chase new leads. The suspect allegedly contacted wives, with a tally of twenty, including some reported as with children, and alleged use of a forged name for credit before planning a two year jail term. Separate notes include a federal clerk’s disappearance and a fatal shooting in Chattooga. Coal shortages force three large Gladbach factories to close, affecting many workers.
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Six-Governor Yates report on mine fire fatalities
Six miners died and seven others were endangered by a cigarette disposal fire at a Potton mine in the Fourth district. Inspector Thomas Weeks submits the report to Secretary David Ross, noting potential employer involvement and the risk to workers amid a state inauguration discussion.
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COLOR LINK AT A COLLEGE AND AMIDST CONTROVERSY
A college club room incident in Chicago involved a Black student and opponents to his presence. Officers faced questions of authority as students protested and some left abruptly after objecting to the guest. A separate rail accident near St Paul killed and injured passengers, and a veteran's death followed a street crossing collision.
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Senate Declares Impeachment Trial Court Opens
Washington January 25 the senate forms a court for Charles Swayne impeachment managers announce for presentation of articles Chief Justice Wade presides at trial sessions summons issued for Swayne to appear Friday proceedings suspend for the day until the next session Serjeant at arms serves judge in Wilmington Del Swayne accepts summons Love is only a woman's device for wasting time J M Barrie
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