Paris Peace Conference Moves and Delegation Nominations
Paris reports delayed opening of Wilson with allied premiers as Lloyd George and Italy's Orlando travel. French cabinet nominates Clemenceau Pichon Klotz Tardieu Cambon for Versailles. Serbian delegation named Pachitch Vesnitch Trumblich to represent at the peace congress.
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Paris
Clemenceau
France
Venizelos
Greece
Associated Press
Wilson
Great Britain
Italy
Lloyd George
London
Orlando
Rome
M. Pichon
Poincare
Allied War Committee
Nation League
Germany
Austro Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
League of Nations
America
Peace Congress
United States
Austria
Ines
Wiiron
Havas
Council of Ministers
Georges Clemenceau
Stephen Pichon
Louis Lucien Klotz
Andre Tardieu
Jules Cambon
Serbia
Pichon
Versailles
Nikola P. Pachitch
M. R. Vesnitch
M. Trumblich
Montana Dairymen Hold Convention in Billings
The annual convention of the Montana State Dairymen’s Association opened in Billings today and runs through tomorrow night. Notable speakers include Dr Ed V McCullum on Vitamins In Milk, Prof Ray M Washburn from the University of Minnesota, Dr L W Allard, A L Pike, and W E Tomson.
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Billings
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Montana Tate Dairymen's Association
Fautiren
Ed V. McCullum
Ray M Washburn
University of Mins Peoots
L. W. Allard
Mile
A. L. Pike
United States
Ont
Agricult
W. E. Tomson
Fate. Co
Daria Alure
Joraman
J. J
Kendall Seeks Seat as Recount Looms in McHenry Race
In Bismarck on January 9 the Senate race in McHenry county centers on the Hamilton Kendall contest. A recount of ballots began with Kendall leading by 34. Hamilton seeks 14-vote gains from Saline Township but no change yet. Contested absent soldier ballots and envelopes are under dispute while a peace congress memorial and a home rule charter bill for North Dakota are introduced later in the session.
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Paul Campbell
Saline Township
Peace Congress
League of Nations
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Benator Whitman
Grand Forks
Andia
North Dakota
Harbormen Out as New York City Shipping Stands Still
Washington officials postposed action after two hours of talks on the New York harbor strike. About 15,000 marine workers walked out for higher wages and an 8 hour day, halting private and railroad cargo ships and crippling ferry, passenger, and coal movement. Staten Island isolated. access limited to bridges, tunnels, and crowded subways. Mine sweepers used to move urgent passengers between Staten Island and Manhattan. Arbitration refused. strike began yesterday.
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New York
Railroad Administration
Manhattan
Staten Island
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Long Island
East River
East
North Rivers
Navy Department
Island
Athens to Honor Wilson and Allied Leaders With City Names
The Athens municipal council votes to award the freedom of the city to President Wilson and to leaders Lloyd George Clemenceau Foch and Venizelos. Five major streets will be named after these figures in a tribute to their roles in the war.
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Athens
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
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Marshal Foch
France
Venizelos
Greece
New Trial Asked In Socialist Conspiracy Case
Chicago observers report attorneys for five Socialists convicted in federal court of conspiring to subvert wartime policy began a day of arguments seeking a new trial. The motion, if denied, could lead to sentencing in two weeks before Judge Sandia. Bonds are set at 10,000 each, with potential penalties including imprisonment up to five years and fines.
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Chicago
Aday
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Epa
Prey
Uy A Vem
Nue Mn
Peace Basis Wanted Back by Governor
Madison Wisconsin January 9 Governor BE L Philipp urged a peace basis for Wisconsin referencing 128000 men in service. He proposed a state board for reconstruc tion wage fairness rail transport reform and return of railroads to owners. He backed National Guard training school language limits and blue sky laws along with primary reform, shorter sessions, and a push for marketing commissions.
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Madison
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Washington Telegrams Describe War and Trade Moves
Telegraphic briefs report Bolshevik captures near Omsk with vast war matériel seized, a New York former Republican treasurer George R. Sheldon injured in a mine inspection accident, Major General J Franklin Bell dies of heart disease, and stockyards in thirty three cities controlled by five big packers per FTC chairman Colver before Congress.
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Duquein
George R. Sheldon
New York
Republican National Committee
J. Franklin Bell
Department of the East
Washington
Colver
Federal Trade Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate probes funds tied to German propaganda
Washington reports further attempts to trace money alleged as coming from German agents to Francisco Villa. C P Swenson of New York, a private banker, was questioned about a $380,000 deposit in Mississippi Valley Trust, St Louis, charged to Felix Sommerfeld, interned as an enemy alien, with funds said to have gone to Western Cartridge company of Alton, Illinois for munitions.
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Washington
Francisco Villa
Senate
C. P. Swenson
New York
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Felix Sommerfeld
Western Cartridge Company
Alton
Tls
1919 Building Prospects Are Very Promising
Green Bay Wisconsin January 9 The 1919 building outlook is exceptionally bright says H L Geisler secretary of a builders insurance company at the Master Builders association of Wisconsin meeting EAGLES TO CONVENE Appleton January 9 State officers announce the 1919 state convention will be held in Appleton in June TO FIGHT RED FLAG Washington January 9 Plans for a nation wide fight against the red flag movement were made at the annual convention of the national association opposed to women suffrage Minnesota Fair tonight and Friday rising temperatures
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Wis
Jan
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Hull
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H. L. Geisler
Builders’ Insurance Company
Master Builders’ Association of Wisconsin
Gates
Eagles
Appleton
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Washington
National Association
Independent Socialists Take Control In Berlin Revolt
George Ledebour leads independent socialists who toppled the Ebert Scheidemann government amid Berlin fighting. Spartacans reportedly hold key positions while conservative forces prepare countermeasures. Neske plans new troops to recapture Berlin as unrest spreads to the Rhenish provinces and Bavaria. Ledebour Liebmann and Tiek named as heads. Karl Liebknecht active but not in the new government.
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Paris
Ebert-Scheidemann
Germany
Berlin
Bavaria
Gustav Neske
Besijn
Sre
Georg Ledebour
Herr Liebmann l
Herr Tiek
Karl Liebknecht
Spartacans
Ebert
Royal Troops Enter Berlin as Spartacists Are Driven Back
Loyal forces moved from Potsdam to Berlin driving Spartacans to the Nar marten and re occupying the printing works amid heavy artillery fire. Berlin faced intensified street fighting from Tuesday night into Wednesday, with clashes reported along Unter den Linden and Wilhelmstrasse as gunfire rained through the city. Western dispatches noted allied troops in motion and the Ebert government still in control, while a separate report from Paris said Lord Reading would not return to Washington as British high commissioner.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Narmarten
Frankfort Zeitung
Amsterdam
Frankfort
Ebert Ipitals
France
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Tela
Walter Houghton
Manitowoc
Wis
Clifton C. McIntyre
Grand Forks
John A. McInnis
Eau Claire
Leon R. Schlueter
Janesville
Oscar Leckman
Dalton
Minn
Walter Brualakiewicz
Ninth St
Milwaukee
Albert P. Wagner
Wantona
Emery Zimmer
Beaver Dam
Andrew Schons
Springfield
Henry F. Peterson
Albany
Reading
Paris
Earl of Reading
Washington
United States
Lennon
Heho de Paris
Robert Cecil
Amistant
Berito
Associated Press
Madhouse
Unter den Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
Bert Cabinet
Somion
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