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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - January 03, 1920, Madison, WisconsinTI TTTlheWisco VOL. 134, NO. 93. 81st Year. Ie Journal MADISON, W1S., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 3, 1920. TWELVE PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS WORLD TREATY GOES IN CIRCLE AS SOLONS REST CARS MUST WAIT FOR TRANSFERS MAC1! SO N RAILW AYS CO. DIRECT� ED TO RESUM E ACCOM MODA. T ION; REMOVE SIGNS JAPS TO HALT ADVANCE OF RED ARMIES Compromise Situation Same Now As Before Recess; Senate Conferences Bring Nothing Definite WASHINGTON. D. C -Senators of both parties who have been (.pending Mio holiday recess punoj A m u ) Monad �*qi .mao 9ui.- t h a t u n � less som e results were s-oon apparent from the present negotia tion* he and several other Republican* would feel Impelled to vote for the Underwood re so lu tion creating a sena to r ia l c o n � ciliation com m ittee to patch up a c o m � prom ise, Senator Lodge looked with disfavor on the Underwood schem e. H e th inks It would only muddy the w a � ters. TALK ARTICLE X. CHANGE E xplaining his position on the article X. reservation. Senator Hitchcock said he w as writing to meet the Republi� cans half way. l f they will not insist on w iping out the pledge to preserve territorial integrity. Ii will not d e � mand an affirm ative recognition of the pledge, he said. H enry W hite, one of the A m erican peace delegates, h a s been conferr ing with Republican senators the l a s ' few days, urging ratification Resum ption by the Madison R ailw ays* company, of the policy in regard to I holding loading cars at transfer points [to accom m odate transferring passen- J J g e r s if th e c ill's b e h in d w o re w ith in a I . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . I h o n distance, w as directed in a let Will Not A l l o w RuMllll Bol� ter s* nt by the railroad comm lesion to I the com pony. T his policy w as inau� g u r a te d upon tequest of the E ngineer I mg departm ent of the com m ission to | J im prove service. R ecently several c o l� lu s io n s have resulted from over-xeal ousness o f motormen in attem pting to .hevik Forces to Cross Angara River, Says Dis� patch; Fear Menace reach the leading car before the la tter left the' transfer point. To avoid these afcid en ts, the com pany recently placed in its cars the sign: "S afety dem ands that m otorm en tw ill not attem pt to catch a leading car I to accom m odate transferring p assen - BY ED L. KEEN LO NDO N-Admiral K olchak# head�quarters was declared in a state of se ige Christm as Day, according to a delayed new s agency dispatch from Irkutsk today. The forces of the a l)-R u ssian anti c a r giving th e com pany's reasons T his q ues t ion w a s s tud ied th o rough ly .b y the com m ission engineers several y e a rs ago arid it w a s found th a t th e p rac t ice would be of d is t inc t b> nofi; to t h e service. T h e com m ission be I levee t h a t if c* r ta ln p recau tio n s a i " observed at th ese t r a n s f e r po in ts Utero need be l i t t le d a n g e r of acc iden ts . The com pany th e re fo re w as advised to re� m ove th e s ig n s f rom ifs curs. N. Y. PAPER LAUDS gers. ' Pam phlets were placed In the | Bolshevik governm ent were hard p ress� ed by the Red arm ies, according to the d ispa tch . J a p a n e s e forces in S iberia were try � ing to p rev en t f u r th e r conflict, the d is � p a tch ca id and had expressed d e te r � m ina t ion not to allow the Red a rm ies to eros* the A ngara river, t ak in g the | st m d the J a p a n e se sphere of influence j would be m enaced by fu r th e r Red ad - WORK PEACE O FFENSIVE M eantim e -wireless d isp a tc h es from Moscow Indicated the soviet g o v e rn � m en t w as con tinu ing Its peace offensive. M. Tchitchcrii i , the .sage to j L , f \ A I v J t \ \ J \ J I j V ittorio S a , ai . P a l . an fo reign m in - l is te r , predic ting un im m edia te r e � sum ption of r-lHtions be tw een Italy and RED PLOT BARED ' . ....................'--------------------- l l - - . H O W DRAGNET OPERATED IN CITIES OF U.S. A R RESTS reported from c it �ies in the United S tates, in tho nation-w ide raids on C om m u nists follow : New York. 650 (201 held I; De treit, 500, Chicago, 221; Buffalo- 136; Cleveland, 100; Philadelphia. 200: Newark, N. J , 150; St. Paul. 24; Scranton, 43; Grand Rapids. M ick, 30; Ft. W ayne, Ind., 2, Baltim ore, 37; St. Louis. 34: M il� waukee, SO; Toledo. 9; Erie. 35; Hartford, 38; Boston, 57; K ansas City, Kan., 35; Omaha, 9: B a y � onne, N. J 5 0 ; Jersey City, 25; Camden, N. J., 26; Trenton, N, J., 75; B ridgeport, Conn., 15, Ansonia, Conn., 15; W aterbury, 6; New London, 4; New Britami 2; W ilk esb oro , 25: Meriden. 6; Louisville, 20; Des Moines, 15, Oakland, Cat., 19; Denver, 6: Springfield. Mass.. 65; Chicopee, M ass, 16; Lynn, Mass.. 51; C hel� sea, Mass.. 27; Cambridge, Mass-. 3; Nashua, N. H., 150; H averhill, M ass, 21; W ornster, 77; L aw � rence, 15; M anchester, N. M., 65; Centra! Falls. R. I , 8; W ellesley Mass., 2; Berlin, N. H" AO; P aw � tucket, R. I., 3; Portsm outh, N, H., 7; Providence. R. I , 13; W oonsocket. R. I , 2;. E lisabeth, N. J., 22: P ittsburg, 65; Rock ford. 183; Racine, 13; Seattle! 6; Portland, Ore., 22; Jackson villa. Fla.. 5: New Haven, I. DEFINITE PROGRAM FOR OVERTHROW OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT IS PROVED IN REPORTS TO DEPARTMENT Violence Shown to Be Proposed Tool of Com m unists; Every M em ber Pledge e d ; A m erican Branch of Society Interlocked w ith R ussian Bolshevik . O rganization; Facts Brought to Light Following C ap tu re of Thousands in Nation-W ide Raids ,, WASHINGTON- A complete revelation of the dangerous workings of bolshovism throughout th *\ rworld with the directing force at Moscow is iu possession of congress, it w asdearned today follow � ing the round-up of more than 3,000 agitators. The report, which w as compiled J' by the Russian affairs division o i; the state department has been sent to the senate foreign relations com -1 niittec and the house foreign af- NEW YORK--Undci* the c a p � tion, " Don't Forget Lenroot," the Sun publishes the follow ing ed it� orial : "Straight advice to the d iscern� ing repobbcans of W isconsin: Don't forget that you have a sen a � tor who is a power for A m erican� ism. "Less than tw o years age Irvine L. Lenroot w as elected to the U n it� ed State* senate to fill th# vacancy caused by the death of Mr. H o s� ting. T he term tor which he w q chosen exp ires next year. " Mr. Lenroot had served hie state for nearly ten years in the house. H is abilities were generally ro si� ned in that quarter, but in the other cham ber he has given new proof of w hat fs in him. Few new senators have ever attained so rap� idly a com m anding influence in . party councils and national affairs. "W e congratulate W isconsin on what Mr. Lenroot has a ireadyd on# for that sta te 's reputation and re- p eat-eu r d isin terested advice.'' IRISH SEIZE ARMS ON U. S. STEAMER tin* soviet governm ent T h e bolshevik official, accord ing 10 j t.u* d ispatch , pointed out c a p tu re of the J en t i re Ria ck Him. c o a s t b y Red a rm ies J t* im m inent and pacif ication of th is I te r r i to ry bv Bolshevik! will open a. s e a l ro u te to Italy . CLAIMS MORE VICTORIES T h e sov ie t g o v e rn m en t today c la im � ed con tinued success in its cam paign I a g a in s t G enera l Denik inc 's fo r oee in I S ou th R uss ia . . d p t - , , An orth hi! w iro 'e so d ta p s tcli from Moscow .-.airt the Red a rm ies had Cap I '" Ha ' ; .0. WESTERNER M AY HEAD MINNESOTA CANAL TRAFFIC BREAKS RECORD MOTHER OF FILM STAR IS DEAD | BARABOO- Mrs. E. M. Kimball, f o r - PANAMA Traffic th ro u g h the P a n - l in e r re s id e n t of B a rab o o a n d ' ufo th e r a m a can a l in 1919 exceeded th a t o f a n y '! of C lara K im ball Young, motion pie- p rev io u s w a r . ".396 sh ip s o f 7 111* OOO j tu rn s ta r . d ied re c e n tly a t her T o m e in MEXICANS GREET JA P N AVAL MEN MEXICO CITY---E ig h ty officers and m en from the Ja p a n e se c ru ise r Ya- kumo, which dropped a n ch o r off M an - l an t l lo y e s te rd ay left on a special t r a in toe Mexico City. T h ey were accom pan ied by a M ex i� can m il i ta ry reception com m ittee Th** n s r ty consis ts of Ave h ig h er officers, headed by Ca pf. T or.ioyoshi Una ga wa, fo r ty -o n e cad e ts a n d a band of m a � rines. , It w as expected the J a p a n e se naval m en would a r r iv e in Mexico C ity t o � day, where p lans for an e laborate r e � ception h a s been made. Fair and continued cold tonight. S u n � day fair w ith slow ly rising tempera-' tore. Light variable winds. TEM PERATURE . Yesterday -Noon, 7; S p . in., -3; * p. rn., -i . 9 p. rn., - IO. Toda> - Midnight. 9; 3 a. rn.. 8; * a. rn . . ; 9 a. m - J. M axim um d u r in g 24 h ours e n d in g 9 a. rn.. -3; a t 9 a. rn ba turd ay. M ini mum during 24 hours ending 9 a. rn., - IO; at 9 p. rn Friday. ..Dan -4, norma!, 17 RELATIVE HUMIDITY Nooo 73; 7 p rn , 77; 7 a rn . St. PRECIPITATION During 21 hours ending 7 a rn OI in. Norm a.. 06 in i f cum ulated d* -*| ,'Acture since tan I, 1" in. TODAY IN OTHER YEARS W arm es t 1894,.67. coldest, 23, w et� tes t 1906. .ie m , hun se t s a l 4.36. ne t tons, in ad d it io n to naval sh ips d is- pacing 1,000 000 tons, p ass ing th ro u g h I he w a terw ay . LABOR VOTE WINS IN YORKSHIRE LO N D O N -T om M yers lab o r c a n d i� date . w as e lected to p a rliam e n t from th e d is tr ic t of Y o rk s h ire it w as a n � nounced today . M yers' m a jo r ity w as 1,708 p o llin g lit th e b y -e le c tion took place Dec. 20. bu t fo llow ing th e B ritish c u s � tom . no a n n o u n cem en t of Hie vo te w as mad**, u n til today . BOSTON AUDIENCE I HECKLES BERGER, BO STO N - V icto r L Berger, soc ia l - ) jet co n g ressm an -e lec t from W isco n � sin, gave a n ad d re ss la s t n ight a f te r j tho*" in charge of th** m ee t in g haen- .n'e and T ro tsk y . MORE THAN 4.500 TAKEN More ' iii t - cg**! jail a -> n b ien taken in to custody in tho n a t i o n � wide drive, it w a s learned to d ay a t the r* urtnicnt of Justice. I ii*.* result which is n o t yVtt completed, exceeded expecta tions . The Reds a rc still be ing a p p r e h e n d � ed. it w as s ta ted , nnd tho g r e a t ra id will show a to ta l f a r above th a t of tb s combined Ue�l round-up* of th e last NET CAPTURES 80 IU. S. TO QUIT SHIP IN MILWAUKEE BUSINESS AT ONCE FE D E R A L BO ARD P L A N S SALE O F ALL V E S S E L S TO PRIVATE O W N E R S RU SSIAN S AND CROATIANS P R E � DOMINATE AMONG ALLEGED AGITATORS; LITERATURE SEIZED M ILW AUKEE-E ighty allegri bo l� shevists. said by federal authorities to have been the m ost radical disturbers and Industr ia l a gitators in the city . are in c ustody lure. aw aiting the serving of deportation warrants. fciixty a re rn the c ity Jail and a score a re held in the g ra n d Jury rdom. Gov� e rn m en t officials sa id today that mtvny for whom w a r r a n t s were o u t had been w arned and had escaped the dragnet. T h o u sa n d s o f pieces of literature, sa id to min!a in violent and radical p ropaganda , w ere confiscated. Moat of Ute arrests were m ade last nigh*. Raid ing parties under direction of H. l l . Htroud. special agent of the depottrp . nt o f Justice, brought In m ore J nT Co m b in a lIon passenger anar i r j ' T i a ^ , i r o r m n * f l y i n g c ; i r i l o 9Mjm A m n n g thm o t h n A m erican y a rd s will be taken sh o rt- ( inc of the Aret .p is ce s ra ided last ' n igh t w as lh*- C o m m u n is t H a l l on th* A su rv ey o f the form er enem y ton - W AJHilNOflToN. D. C.-Chairm an John I la rtorv. Payne, o f the U nited s u ite s sh ip p in g board, announced F ri� day night th at it w as th e intention or the board to g e t th e governm ent out of the sh ip p ing bu sin ess a s rapidly a s possib le by se llin g to private in terests all passen ger and cargo sh ips, u n less con gress blocked such a prog nun. Chairm an P ayn e said he w as op - iiosed to po licy o f govern m en t o w n � ership o f com m ercia l sh ipping. G ov� ernm ent coat rot w ill con tin u e until s a t � isfactory b ids ore obtained. Th* sh ip p in g board has issued a call tor bids fo r thfir* were recovered. Mel ^ . _ ~ Lh n;iid to have taken part in the K u s - i " I _ JEWEL BANDITSFederal authorities estim ate' that the; _______ ("nun un ut I m em bership of M ilwaukee j C. J I I V / V / I KSM M I U L A m em bers were named in w arrants. I . ' CHICAGO- Shortly a fter tw o ban-* ill!* robbed a Jewelry store o f t&.OOO on* Friday tjieJr autom obile turned over* r i f t /-VT* I C n r A D A policem an and "a p assin g m otorist r I L t J I U L ,A L J started w ith them to a hosp ita l. O n, . the way. the robbers sh ot and p ro b - S T P A U L Captain O. F. Knapu, pi- " hly *�tal|y wounded D ie policem an^ tim er iiv*r man. who piloted boats on '^ V 001 ,hft m otor,at " nd MiosisMp,*, and Ft. Croix, died sud | Wlth h i* car _^_______________ * VETERAN RIVER th * dculy N e w . Y - a r 's day l ie was 88 y e a r s old. o f apoplexy. U. S. IS PARADISE. GERMAN WRITES MRS. A .A . YEAGER TAKEN B Y D EATH .mpieU I of ih.cll t o * . y j i ^ u r i t l M P I M � k n r , au thorased r n y m e r C lcinenceau in is , lKy, n MOrn j n . H - b o u , Virown's I accep t ing th e proaid* m y sue a p re l im ina ry call tor *hc hr*-. * Misr lcd to lh t . Ml, 'o n s" r convict ion I l a t e s t ..dv ices her.- sa id he hart c o n � tline! m g of the league of na tions eoun ! to d ay Krow n wa.- killed for his ' " hted to becom e an h o n o ra ry rn* to be� n i , d i rec t ing P resid en t Wilson to is su e J money, nffi.-ialb mild. *>f. th* sen a te , b u t e tu i re fused to new i>* being given mot* ! n o uncs w h e th e r o r not he would b* t rea ty becom es eectiv�. I a t ten tion , it ara* mUmalewucet was dep o r ted from F o r t Douglas las t Ju n e w ith 230 o th e r aliens. I l ls le t t e r w a- w r i t te n f rom M arr ie r - j O T T 4 W A. O n t - 4 i l r R o b e r t Borden, war. .Sci*.*.*wig, a n d *�uy� !h*-re iSj C a n a d ia n p rem ier . Was be lieved en - wish ie to be able to re tu rn* " ml T h l* d e e t in a t lo n w a s no t g iv - Sevcrai a n t i - A m erican . a c t s were enw(l, t w a s sa id h** in ten d ed to re s t a chai gmplish"n F r id ay w hen It becom e k n o w n t h a t c o n - j T *t.*rrv Foley, p r iv a te s e c e r e ta r v to which G ov .-c le i t E d w a rd s of N ew Je rse y , a t tor a c a re fu l e x a m in a t io n o f th e r s t l - l c a t i o n d o c u m e n ts In t h e ' s t a te d o - to find a n y th 'n u m a tte r T h f ilej*oo)tions con ta in in g lh* se ca ti flea flop. sort .i�i:*>, sa id to hav e h"*n rn ,*�* in ' Th' A nti-Haloon leagu# e x p ec ts t o c o n v e r sa t io n s - by th*' two prim i;> Ms in I ('"nd a'mo.-** t on* *o"i T h is w as t h e m m tp� r ro b jb i t to n ls t s k illed , iG rarid O pera coiuaanv. 'h�q* to r a i s e by p o pu lar subscr ip t ion

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