British Leaders Named as Peace Delegates for Paris
Premier Lloyd George Andrew Bonar Law and other British officials named as plenipotentiaries to the Paris peace congress with Australia Canada and South Africa set as colonial representatives. Meanwhile Wilson and aides discuss pre congress talks and the coming French American British rounds to shape a broad framework for postwar terms.
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London
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
A.J. Balfour
Foreign Affaire
George Nicoll Barnes
Peace Congress
Express
the Mail
William Morrin Hughes
Australia
Robert L. Borden
Premiser
Canada
Lewis Botha
Union of South Africa
Congress
Dominions
Paris
Wilson
United States
Great Britain
France
America
Europe
Mr. Woon
Women seated in Republican national committee meeting
Two women attended the Republican National Committee meeting in Chicago for the first time as proxies and full members. The event opened with a roll call, Hays delivered a year-in-review report, new members were elected for Maine New Jersey Virginia and Wyoming, and Roosevelt memorial resolutions were adopted.
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Chicago
Republican National
Inger Comnella
Josephine Preston Berrestington
Arkink
Lew
Herbert Paracan
Empire State
Will Z. Hays
Maine
A. J. Sweat
New Jersey
H. F. Kean
Virginia
C. B. Id
Wyoming
P. Sullivan
Theodore Roosevelt
Hays
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Woman's Republican National Executive Committee
Medill McCormick
Ilinois
Mary Garrett Hay
New York
Margaret McCarter
Kansas
Josephine Corllns Preston
Washington
Raymond Robina
Minois
Florence Collins
California
Beechman
Rhode Island
Mra. McCormick
Disappearance Of Liberty Bonds Causes Speculation
Chicago dispatch reports a missing Liberty Bond shipment valued at around 250000 dollars. First National Bank of Detroit sent 15 bonds of 10000 dollars each to Studebaker Corp in South Bend. four packages found, fifth containing the bonds unaccounted for. A receipt signature by a 17 year old clerk is disputed. Studebaker denies receipt and suspects a Detroit South Bend link.
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Chicago
Laberty
National‘fank
Detroit
Mich
Studebaker Corporation
Aftoids
Na Brokom
Bouth Land
Riva
Bruds
South Bend
Telegraphic Briefs Span World Turbulence and Political Moves
Telegraphic briefs report Baron von em B. Muench’s jail sentence over a forged passport attempt, Bolshevik advance in Warsaw Vilna, clashes at Vasena steel works, and tense politics in North Dakota. Townley’s Nonpartisan League pressures lawmakers, central bank plans draw criticism, Senate seat vote favors Kendall, and international moves include the plan to seize German passenger tonnage and Rhineland communications enhancements.
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San Francisco
Alardt von
B. Muench
Pe County von Bernsternt
Warsaw
Vilna
Xia
Bismarck
WN. D
Nonpartisan League
Townley
Walter Maddock
League
State Central Bank
Agriculture and Labor
Senate
Elections Committee
Hagan
Bottineau
Kendall
Mercury County
Hamilton
Riba
Webber
Contested Biota Idea Sparks Immediate Action
The committee discussed with General Shavett and wired for the biota to accelerate the contest, aiming to start it promptly. The dialogue indicated a push to implement the idea without delay.
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Shavett
Living wage deemed basis of prosperity by banker
Green Bay Wisconsin January 10 J H Taylor banker told delegates of the Master Builders association of Wisconsin that a fair living wage is the basis of real prosperity. He spoke on postwar wage questions as labor and material costs rise and demand stays high. The association will elect officers and pick the 1920 convention city.
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Green Bay
Wis
J. H. Taylor
Master Builders' Association of Wisconsin
Taylor
Consideration of famine bill asked in house rules debate
Washington officials said the administration would press for an immediate rule to bring up the famine relief appropriation bill of 100 million dollars. They claimed sufficient votes existed to overturn yesterday's rules committee decision and obtain action tomorrow.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Macdonald Ordered to Yield Public Instruction Post
The North Dakota Supreme Court issued a writ of mandamus forcing N C Macdonald to relinquish the office of superintendent of public instruction to Minnie J Neilson. Macdonald plans quo warranto actions in district court to contest Miss Neilson’s title. When she appeared Monday to assume duty, he refused, arguing lack of qualification. The court held her election certificate prima facie evidence of title.
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Bismarck
N D
Supreme Court
N. C. Macdonald
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Minnie J. Neilson
Macdonald
Miss Neilson
Mina Neilson
Striking Mariners Stand Put On Demand
The Marine Workers’ Affiliation votes to reject A H Smith’s 43 hour harbor resumption proposal as union leaders demand unconditional surrender from boat owners. Job action escalates as Wilson’s anticipated mediation looms. Staten Island ferry crew tensions raise public concerns.
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Marine Workers
A. H. Smith
New York
Wilson
Mheans
Eastern
Delahanty
Marine ‘Workers
Staten Island
Timothy Healy
Hylan
Union Ma
Staten Island Shipbuilding
Manhattan
Leia Fair Tonight in North Dakota at Collier Theatre
Readers are invited to attend Leia Fair performances in North Dakota tonight and Saturday. The cast features local talent presenting a silent act at the Collier venue this evening with a second show on Saturday.
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North Dakota
Collier
Renewal of Fighting Seems Inevitable in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate collapse of talks between the government and Spartacists after Noske proclaimed martial law. Government forces recapture key points, seize police HQ, and vow to shoot on sight to quell uprisings as street fighting continues and Spartacist momentum wanes.
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Eorits
Cc Tlony
Independent
Spartacans
Gustav Noske
Hugo Hasse Hert Brejtachetd
Weveraene
Independent Socialista
Brandenburg Gate
Friedrichetrame
Campates Eichhorn
Bradenburg Gate
Reichstag
University of Berlin
Bpartacan
Unter den Linden
Bradenburg
Kaiserhof
Berlin
Anhalt Station
Charlotten and
Zimmer
Wolff Bureau
Anhalt
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Smertacus Def
Tageblatt
Vossrache Zeitung
Bpartacans
Partacles
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Sbartacana
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