Revolt Rumors Stir in Greece Amid Balkan Turmoil
Amsterdam dispatches report uncertainty whether a Greek revolutionary movement led by Venizelos is about to erupt as Entente allies worry over King Constantine's loyalty. News out of Athens is scarce but tensions rise amid Greek troop actions, rail seizures, and strained Greek allied relations.
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United States urged to seek northern Mexico acquisition
Washington on January 21 reports say American citizens along the border are pressuring advisability of acquiring part of northern Mexico by base or treaty. President Wilson was reportedly briefed by Senator Ashurst who discussed the matter with him yesterday, though Ashurst would not comment today. Interest centers on securing northern Mexican interests to ease pressures and Mexican issues were not addressed in the Senate. A separate inquiry into potential US agreements with Central or South American nations on Mexico intervention was referred to the foreign relations committee.
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Man Arrested For Writing To The President
John Paul Winn, employed at the Southern Club, was taken into custody after police traced letters he wrote to the President demanding money and drafts. He admitted the letters and will be examined by a vanity commission. The incident occurred as authorities hold him for further inquiry.
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Senator Smith frames British cotton contraband as U S threat
The Georgia senator denounces Britain for seizing cotton and food destined for neutral ports, arguing cotton and food shipments to Germany are not war essentials. He cites British and Russo-Japanese precedent, calls for action to protect U S trade rights and neutral shipping amid Allied restrictions.
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Keokuk Law Tester Indicted By Grand Jury
Keokuk Iowa January 21 Philip Nickel former Keokuk saloonkeeper was indicted by the grand jury after selling a bottle of beer two weeks ago in a bid to repeal the mulc law Indictment ends habeas corpus proceedings by Nickel's attorney Frank Ballinger County Attorney McManus says the case takes a new light Ballinger plans to appeal to the supreme court Nickel is on $200 bond and to be arraigned in district court promptly
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Relief Expedition Near Kut el Amara
London reports General Aylmer’s force advances toward Kut el Amara in Mesopotamia, seven miles from the besieged garrison of 10,000 British troops under General Townshend. No fighting has occurred at Kut el Amara, according to official dispatches heard by the House of Commons.
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Daniels plan deemed weak and insufficient at security league
Washington diplomats spar over Navy program and US foreign policy at the National Security League convention. Speakers including Menken and Coudert attack Secretary Daniels as inadequate. Bryan cited as weak. Hill warns pacifists fail against modern warfare.
Villa outlawed by Carranza order
General Carranza announced to the Mexican embassy that Francisco Villa Pablo Lopez and Rafael Castro were proclaimed outlaws due to the Santa Ysabel massacre. The decree allows any citizen to execute them without formality as crimes by bands of outlaws spread across the republic prompt severe punishment.
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Mystery of Steamer Ryndam Unexplained
Washington dispatch reports Consul General Skinner says the Holland America liner Ryndam was disabled by an unstated accident after leaving Falmouth. Three crew killed and four injured align with abroad reports. ship later reached Gravesend.
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Sweden Moves to Hinder British Trade With Pulp Export Ban
From Brockholm Sweden via London a decree bans wood pulp exports starting tomorrow seen as a reprisal against Great Britain amid wartime trade tensions. The measure targets shipments tied to naval and industrial supply chains, signaling tighter controls on strategic materials.
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Bethlehem Steel Declares 30 Dollar Dividend Today
New York January 21 Bethlehem Steel corporation declares a dividend of 30 dollars a share on common stock from 1915 earnings. Dividend payable quarterly and amounts to about 4.5 million dollars. Company also raises wages by 10 percent for unskilled labor effective January 16.
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Outrag es Amid Mexican Turmoil Reported Near Torreon
About 4,000 malcontents near Torreon shout for Felix Diaz and threaten to kill Americans and loot property. Carranza troops number about 300 but have not engaged, per arrivals in Torreon.
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Arkansas convicts escape prison farm in Cummins area
Between 20 and 40 convicts escaped from the Wateneitentiary farm at Cummins Ark miles from Little Rock early today according to advices received at the penitentiary commission office.
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Refuse to Probe Funds of Miners at UMWA Convention
Indianapolis observers report a bitter debate over a proposal to investigate United Mine Workers of America finances ended with a sweeping union victory as delegates voted down the motion. Adolph Germer defended the probe while President John P White argued the issue was unfounded and noted inspectors or allies were watching the proceedings. The convention also heard claims about detective involvement and potential industrial conflict linked to broader European events.
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Admiral Fletcher Faults Navy Weaknesses in Report
Washington DC January 1 The annual report of Admiral Fletcher commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet was released by the Senate. It notes on June 20 the fleet was better balanced and shooting well but lists 15 recommendations to remove conditions such as manpower shortages slow scouts and aircraft and the end of compulsory education system features. Secretary Daniels says many issues have already been remedied and others are being acted on, while Fletcher notes longstanding weaknesses and omits praise of the fleet to keep the report brief.
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Submarine Runs Aground Off Holland Coast
London reports a Vizhitoh submarine ran ashore near Holland today per the official press bureau. There was no loss of life.
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Western Kratr Jdobhers Convention Awarded to New Orleans
The board of directors announced today that New Orleans was chosen as the site for the Western Kratr Jdobhers convention. Memphis city officials and dignitaries noted the selection will bring regional attention and expected attendance.
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Confederate veterans reunion set for Birmingham dates
New Orleans June 20 The 26th annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans will be held in Birmingham Alabama May 16 17 and 18 next according to an announcement by William B E Mickle adjutant general of the organization.
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German Americans Start Party Move in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report on a German American political movement meeting at St. Pauls Church. About 500 attendees supported uniting German Americans behind a presidential candidate and opposing munition sales to warring nations. Resolutions urged congressmen to push for a munitions embargo and widespread postcard campaigns nationwide through the German American Alliance.
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Lansing Rejects German Proposal
Washington Jan. 11 Germanys proposal to include any admission of wrongdoing by its submarines in the Lusitania settlement was rejected by the United States. Berlin may submit a new plan soon, possibly dropping all mention of merits or demerits of the sinking. Germany reiterates regret while seeking to avoid a direct admission that the act was unjustified, hoping the US will accept a settlement omitting legality questions.
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Urge Britain to quit minor campaigns analysis says
London's Times military analyst urges concentrating on the western front and ending distant theaters. He argues 600000 troops and munitions diverted to distant campaigns could have crushed Germany in western offensives, urging the focus on killing or wounding 200000 Germans monthly until victory.
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Wilson to Visit Iowa on February Trip
President Wilson has tentatively decided to visit Des Moines and possibly other Iowa cities during a February trip. An official announcement confirmed Des Moines as on the tentative schedule and noted further details would follow.
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Senator Johnson Suffering After Fall at Home
Washington January 20 Senator John son of South Dakan is reported to be recovering from injuries after a fall suffered at his residence. He has missed recent Senate sessions.
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Bresnahan Wants to Know Cubs Deal Details
Toledo dispatch says Roger Hires left Toledo for Chicago to discuss his role in the baseball deal involving the Cubs. Hie andhon denied a Chicago story claiming he was on the warpath. report notes no clear stance as of now.
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Roger Hiresnahan
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Chicage
Storm Ravages Honolulu Area With Losses Reported
A powerful, long lasting storm sweeps through Honolulu and surrounding regions causing widespread destruction. Bridges and roads collapse while seven bodies are found in the Waiea Valley area and many people remain missing. Hoanalulu and Miaul suffer significant damage as the disaster disrupts daily life and communications.
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Wood outlines urgent need for large US army and universal service
General Leonard Wood warned the Senate military committee that a 150,000 man force could devastate the country before a larger army arrives, and urged a 210,000 regulars force with reserves. He supported universal service or a continental army divorced from the militia, moving to strengthen defense with more field artillery and global-scale planning.
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Cuba to Seek U.S. Help in Supervising Election
In Havani on January 21 liberal leaders opposed to reelection of President Menocal discuss secretly a plan to ask the United States to appoint a committee to supervise the presidential election. Proponents say supervision would prevent irregularities tied to Palma’s second election and quell calls for revolution.
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Italy to aid Serbian army reorganization plan
Italy to assist Serbia in reorganizing its army remnants with substantial aid. The Italian government has authorized generous support as Serbian refugees converge in refuge locations following the king of Italy’s conference with Serbian leaders during a recent visit.
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