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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
6
Ukraine chaos described as Bolshevik and landlord cruelty amid refugees. Accounts detail expulsions, beatings, and abductions as Petliura forces clash with German troops and local authorities. Reports cite mass displacement, looting, and fearful civilians amid a wider regional upheaval.
The British admiralty warns that ships flying the red flag will be sunk without warning. Any vessel found protesting or showing the flag will be confronted under wartime law, with crews and officers facing action as per the applicable statutes.
Dispatch from the Ons k government reports a decisive Russian victory on the Ekaterinburg front. Bolshevik forces retreat north toward Perm as loyal troops seize war matériel and booty in a major setback to the Bolsheviks amid ongoing campaigns in Siberia.
Magal Laes Lima, a scholar in Portugal, has been arrested in connection with the murder of President Woes. Litman is not among the several prominent political figures reportedly arrested in the country.
A December memorandum from the Department of Agriculture and Food Administration to Congress urges extending the wheat price guarantee for the 1910 crop. It proposes keeping the government purchase date beyond June 1, 1920, creating a new agency to handle 1910 wheat, and protecting buyers from foreign imports during the guarantee period.
The U S battle fleet returning from the war paraded through snow on Fifth Avenue and Broadway led by the Arizona Oklahoma and Nevada with Secretary Daniels reviewing from the Mayflower. About 10 000 sailors marched while thousands cheered from Battery Park and the Narrows observers. The fleet included 22 dreadnoughts plus cruisers destroyers and submarines amid a wintry harbor pageant.
Secretary Daniels said the 110-foot submarine chasers in European waters were being sent to various ports for inspection. The navy department is not eager to melt them and would dispose of quite a number, as several European countries expressed a wish to purchase.
Zurich reports a battalion of infantry has seized Mannheim by order of Marshal Pach to watch a prison camp near the city where 10,000 Allied prisoners await liberation. The move follows reports of mistreatment and several prisoner deaths.
General Pershing thanks the Y M C A for its moral and physical welfare contribution to American expeditionary forces. Telegram released by Carter Head expresses heartiest greetings for a happy New Year as 11 transports depart from France with 8000 plus troops.
Washington Dec 26 The senate approved the war revenue measure without a roll call. Amendments include a dry district provision applying Reed law to the District of Columbia and a bonus of one month’s pay for honorably discharged war service members. The bill aims to raise about 6 billion in 1919 and 4 billion in 1920, with taxes from income, war profits, alcohol, and other sources shaping the final totals.
The Senate adopted an amendment to the revenue bill providing one month's pay as a bonus to all officers and enlisted men honorably discharged from the army navy and marine corps with a November 11 pattern. Guards organize in Munich as meetings risk disorder and government strengthens security. Salmon fishing privileges in Alaska restricted to conserve supplies. Magnus Swenson heads to Europe to assist food control efforts per Hoover. Jewelry store robbed in Chicago of gems valued at 100000. Three entombed miners in Michigan rescued after 72 hours. Baron Bulach forced out of Strasbourg as tensions rise. Typhus fever outbreak in Vladivostok prompt hospital plans plus 160 reported cases.
President Wilson at Guildhall and Buckingham Palace banquet in London urges a concert of power over balance of power to preserve world peace. He and Mrs. Wilson meet King George V and Queen Mary in ceremonial gatherings with vast royal pageantry and gold plate displays.
The Buckingham Palace state banquet honors a historic Anglo American exchange. King George the V endorses freedom and shared duties while President Wilson thanks the British for wartime alliance and calls for global order and enduring peace. The host and hostess are toasted, promising continued friendship and prosperity.
A fashion writer says modern choices make it easy to update old dresses. Fringe and braids add stylish variety, with hand-wrought trim, cords, and tuckings boosting wearability. Lace dresses remain popular, often semi made, enabling home dressmakers to craft light, uncorseted looks.
Argentine women have won entry to all professions including engineering and law, marking a broad advancement in gender equality across the workforce. The achievement signals notable progress in access to higher education and professional careers for women in Argentina.
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