Wilson lays out definite program for permanent peace
President Wilson addressed Congress with a fourteen-point plan for postwar peace. Key aims include open covenants, free seas, removal of economic barriers, self-determination, evacuation of occupied territories, and a general association of nations to guarantee independence and territorial integrity.
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King Ludwig Warns on German Frontiers in Munich Speech
King Ludwig of Bavaria, quoted in a Munich dispatch, vows not to concede any German territory after his birthday reception. He says Bavarians and all Germans have won everywhere and hopes to also defeat the Americans.
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Physician Found Guilty of Murder in Virginia
Dr. Asa W. Chamberlain, aged physician of Broochland Virginia, convicted of murdering his brother Albert P. Chamberlain a former Des Moines lawyer. Jury deliberated 48 minutes, verdict delivered at 1040 this morning. Defense moved to set aside verdict citing law and evidence errors and misdirection. Life sentence imposed.
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Warden Dispute Outlined in South Carolina Report
Columbia, Jan 8. Chief Warden Hampton Gibbes accuses former chief A A Richardson of leading a conspiracy to force Richardson on Manning. Gibbes’ annual report to Governor Manning details clashes and a history of the state’s game warden dispute.
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Naval Training Camp Quarantined at Charleston Yard
Captain Benjamin C. Bryan announced that the entire United States naval yard training camp near Charleston has been put under quarantine due to several contagious diseases. Officials said meningitis has not been confirmed. About 2,500 recruits, many from the Great Lakes station, are affected.
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Australian Cabinet Resigns Prompted by Labor Leader
London dispatch reports the Australian cabinet led by William Morris Hughes has resigned. Frank G. Tudor is poised to form a new ministry after the government's cooperation bill defeat. Premier Hughes was expected to resign following the setback.
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Expected German Offensive Weighs On Allied Front
Secretary Baker’s weekly review warns of a possible great German assault in the west but says British and French forces can withstand the shock. He notes 16 major battles show steady Allied gains while Germany may delay for ammunition and troop buildup. On the Italian front French successes tilt the Piave line.
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Russian Premier's War Aims Speech Draws Mixed Reactions
London reports indicate uncertainty over how Premier Lord George's war aims are received in Russia and whether his speech was published there. Bolsheviki threats to Petrograd attract Britain and allies as Pravda Izvestia quote alleged British aim to press Russia into a separate peace.
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Fuel Shortage May Force Shutdowns of Industries in New York
In New York on January 8 fuel administrators warned that non essential industries could shut down unless fuel supplies improve. Ice in the harbor hindered delivery as 24 coal barges were sunk over the past two days.
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President Wilson’s Address Distribution Worldwide
New York January 8. Distribution of President Wilson’s address to Congress to all parts of the world was arranged by the committee on public information. Sending would begin at the press censor’s office once Washington signaled that the President had begun speaking.
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Swift Building Burning in Birmingham Flames
Fire raged through the Swift and Company building on Morris Avenue in Birmingham this morning. Smoke and flames were visible as responders battled the blaze.
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Greensboro College German faculty member spurs withdrawal
The niece of B D Steele, Miss Clara Steele, was withdrawn from Greensboro College for Women amid a dispute over Professor Robert Ludwig Roy, a German citizen. Steele pressed the action, claiming anti American bias and prompting college officials to review citizenship procedures and Roy's status.
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Spening of Cotton Market Revealed Renewed Steadiness
New York traders opened the day with renewed steadiness as Liverpool buying and covering supported the market. January rose to 172 on the call, a new high for the move, while March reached 31.25 and May 30.48, lifting 6 to 14 points before retreating on southern selling and local realizing.
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Kentucky lawmakers convene to vote on prohibition amendment
In Frankfort Kentucky the General Assembly opened a session to decide the state's long term path on prohibition. The House and part of the Senate will consider submitting an amendment for prohibition shaping years ahead.
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Draft Registration Questionnaires Mailed in High Point Township
Local exemption board continues work on draft classifications with questionnaires sent to registrants from order numbers LAT to 1 000. The process will complete tomorrow for mailing and nearly all classification tasks start Thursday as nationwide boards complete similar duties.
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Russia Still Open to Brest-Litovsk Peace Talks
Russia intends to continue peace negotiations with the Central Powers at Brest-Litovsk despite cooling signals. A Berlin dispatch via Copenhagen says Russian representatives arrived at Brest with Foreign Minister Trotksy, and talks were to begin yesterday. Germany halted talks briefly over plans to relocate to Stockholm amid German political strife.
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Trunk Lines Seek 15 Percent Rise in Commodity Rates
Eastern trunk line railroads allied with steamship companies filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a 15 percent increase in commodity rates. The request covers routes from Boston and Baltimore to Washington Richmond Norfolk Newport News Old Point Comfort and other southern gateways.
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Peterson Granted 60 Day Delay for Embezzlement Trial
Raleigh January 8 Judge Calvert granted Major George J. Peterson a 60 day continuance. His trial for embezzling 37,000 of North Carolina military funds will move to the March term of Wake County Superior Court where he served as master-general and assistant quartermaster at Camp Sevier.
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