Restored Order in Germany Amid Arrests Across Cities
Across Germany the restoration of some order followed widespread arrests of Spartacist leaders. Hamburg reports say Rosa Luxemburg and Liebknecht remain in flux while police chief Richter moves to arrest remaining uprising leaders. Reports from Berlin and Copenhagen note fugitives and warrants, with casualties in rail accidents and regional strikes adding to a tense postwar scene.
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Associated Press
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Le Seuer Named N P Delegates for Paris Meet
Madison Wis Jan 14 H A Fuller Mankato Minn A Gustavson Dr Alexander George Hampton Washington Grant Slocum Arthur Lesueur St Paul named to Paris conference representing American farmers The group sails about February 1 to urge a liberal program based on Wilsons fourteen points and oppose conscription Pastors may get raise New York Jan 19 Presbyterian churchs 1919 budget adds funds to aid underpaid pastors in the United States pastoring with inadequate salaries.
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Wis
H. A. Fuhr
Americ Society of Equity
Washington
Farm, Organizations of America
Paris
American Eariety of Equity
H. A Fuller
Mankato
Mirm
Farmers’ Union
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Dr. Alexander
Farmers’ Forum
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Gleanere
Grant Slocum
Expertiona League
Arthur Lesueur
Pau
Wilson
Nilltariem
Arguments On Amendments Before Court
The North Dakota Supreme Court heard arguments on the validity of the state board action declaring constitutional amendments adopted despite five lacking majority of votes. The case involves W. E. Byerly and others v state board of can tor writ of certiorari. Jurisdiction and court authority were central issues as attorneys pressed whether the legislature could amend the constitution or if courts could intervene. The discussion covered whether petitioners have proper interest and if the question is moot, with emphasis on judicial review of constitutional amendments.
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Canerging Board
Supreme Court
North Dakota
W. E. Byerly and Co
Nelson Va
State Board of Cantor
Gal Langer
W. H. Buteman
Mandan
le Grave
Langer
Justice _ Robinson
Stutsman
War Prisoners to Immigrate to United States Soon
Washington January 14 War prisoners from Austria and Italy are planned to immigrate to the United States as soon as possible. John H. Densmore director of the federal staff stated today that the aim is for released prisoners to reach U.S. cities quickly. The report notes the percentage of Italians and Austrians among the prisoners and asserts plans to expedite their immigration.
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United States
Ares
Washington
America
John
Densmore
Federal
Ning
Jon Dilla
Densmoore
Utilities bill opposition sparks North Dakota House debate
In Bismarck on January 14 the North Dakota House reopened to debate a resolution to ratify a constitution for state owned utilities. Hanson and O'Connor led sharp critiques, warning adoption would amount to state socialism while majority supporters urged action and warned of danger to farmers. The session closed as a new day opened, with cotton futures also noted in New York.
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Grand Forka County
Tinjo
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Patterson
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
Whipple
Stateman
Johnson
Steele
Allies require Germany to hand over cargo ships in armistice terms
Paris notes economic conditions for extending the armistice demand Germany surrender all cargo steamers in German ports to revictual Europe, restore manufacturing gear, and guarantee Reichsbank gold security. Foch to advise on monetary deposits and notes, with Poland intervention discussion postponed. London memo urges full payments of war expenses and compensation for property, injuries, and debt.
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Paris
Supreme War Council
Germany
Marshal Foch
Berlin
Poland
Foch
Treves
London
Llgud Gebreo
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Bolshevists Advance on Warsaw and Peace Delegates Named
Bolshevist forces converge on Warsaw along three rail lines with an estimated thirty thousand troops. In Paris, the supreme council assigns five representatives each to France Britain the United States Italy and Japan for the peace congress, with other nations receiving two or one delegates. Brazil gets special acknowledgment for its size and history. Montenegro remains unaddressed amid King Nicholas's stance. The council adopts Wilson's proposal to send issues to technical committees as it outlines plenary plans and officer elections for Saturday.
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Poland
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Supreme Council
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Greece
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
China
Portugal
Germany
Canada
Australia
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Jugo-Slavia
Montenegro
Nicholas
Wilson
Poincare
Peace Congress
President Wilson May Travel Upon Return From Europe
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson weighing a U.S. speaking tour after returning home. With Congress adjourned in March he could tour before reassociation with Europe or before any extra session. The aim is to explain Paris peace talks and gauge public backing for his peace principles as the Peace Conference likely continues into summer. The weather forecast notes fair conditions in Minnesota and Dakota with slight temperature changes.
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Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
United States
Congress
Europe
Peace Congress
Major Seton Is Dead in Melbourne Shooting
London reports a shock in military circles as Lieutenant Colonel Norman Cecil Rutherford is arrested for the wilful murder of Major Miles Charles Seton of Melbourne. The crime occurred at the Seton cousin's residence, secretary to the Indian office, last night. Rutherford was seen entering the Seton house before authorities found Major Seton shot with three bullets. Reasons for the shooting are not disclosed.
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London
Norman Cecil Rutherford
Miles Charles Seton
Melbourne
Major Seton
Malcolm Cotter Seton
Judicial and Public Department of the Indian Office
Rutherford
Seton House
Japan and America Reach Agreement On Oriental Railroads
Tokyo January 14 The Kokumin shim bun reports an understanding between Japan and the United States on joint control of the Chinese eastern and Siberian railroads. It notes a seven-power notice and names John F. Stevens as president of the operating board guiding economic and technical operations under a joint commission.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
United States
Kokumin Shimbun
John F. Stevens
Ford and Rival to Appear Friday for Election Hearing
Washington reports the senate elections committee will invite both parties to appear Friday regarding Henry Ford's challenge to Truman Newberry's Michigan senate victory. The committee's power to investigate a future congress member was raised but deferred.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Michigan
Senate Elections Committee
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Plan for peace conference shifts on plenipotentiaries
Paris tale reports the peace congress may replace proportional plenipotentiary allocations with a criterion based on each power’s interest. Russia’s delegation presence and the shape of a league of nations are debated as Wilson plans informal talks with British and French reps. Marshal Foch heads to Treves to press harsher terms, while a joint press communiqué is planned for U.S. readers via Ray Stannard Baker.
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Paris
Auredant
Ikea
Germany
Russia
Wilson
Hirst
League of Nations
Marshal Foch
Treven
Sranos
Belgium
Amee
Bestico
Uni
Ray Stannard Baker
Fmer
Magasine
Hay Teun
Yanks on Archangel Front Well Fed Well Housed
U S troops in Archangel sector reported by Col George E. Brawart that the army lines are well supplied and men well housed. Dispatch dated January indicates a substantial front has held against enemy pressure with adequate support and comfort for the American forces.
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