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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - January 14, 1920, Madison, Wisconsin Weather warmer Chewisco in journal City edition vol 134, no. 104. 81st year. Madison. Wis., wednesday afternoon january 14, 1920. Fourteen pages Price two cent scores killed in Berlin riots 20 million urge Senate to 0. K. Pact boost rail capacity . Charges or see panic warning roads cannot handle commodities industries pro violation by Duce says expert lumber Milla close for Lack of transit facilities claim in quit Row and ratify Gist of petition from 26 organizations representing fifth of population vestments urged ii j Msj Lington a forty Well w known men and women speaking for 26 organizations comprising uo.000,000 members descended upon the Senate yesterday in an Effort to break the deadlock on the treaty. I to fur As could be ascertained today they did not Budge a drawing up resolutions calling Jan All parties in the treaty conflict to make sacrifices in the interest of immediate peace the delegation presented its pleas to senator it Odge Republican Leader and senator Hitchcock acting in Moraetis Leader. I its bub immediate Large in if rpm it trait actually Vale Ted has in creases in the freight carrying Ca Palty of american railroads is the Only Hope of avoiding one of the worst financial ponies in history Sam Uel o. Dunn editor of the railway age told the rotary club Here today. Quot the people and Congress of Tho United states Are living in a fools Paradise so far As the Railroad situation is concerned Quot Dunn said. Quot Tho listing of stocks on the Stock Exchange and other evidence shows we Are in cleaned to percent in four and one half Whilo Tho number of freight i by Bas increased Only 2 percent his her rail facilities in proportion a Dunn coded attention to the fact that Lumper Mills in the Northwest Are closed Down because the railroads cannot fur id cars to haul the lumber that governor Allen of Kansas recently announced 45 urgent of the Kansas wheat crop was still in the hands of aged in investing billions of dollars the Farmers because tile Railroad in other industries while Only a trifling coaids not handle it. And that tool of mount is being invested in Railroad aerators Are constantly complaining Parley with Tumulty two of their number went to the w hit House to ask the president to shale his uncompromising stand but got no farther than a Parley with Secretary Tumulty. Senator Ixl go told the Petitioner he my his Republican associates Are ready to consider any Compromise thl it democrats desire to submit and said an understanding could be reached if the president would permit tie democrats to vote their conv actions. Hen a Tor Hitchcock informed the delegation he was doing the Best he could to reach a Compromise. Straus Heads delegation Oscar s. Straus of new York headed the delegation. Organisations were in presented As follow american rights league. George Linen la it Tut and James it. Townsend american fed ration of is Zbor. Frank Morrison and Mathew Well association of collegiate alumnae mrs. Glenn la Vin Swiggett and mrs. Raymond h. Morgan league to enforce peace. Oscar 8 Straus and Hamilton Holt dairymen s league. Charles a. Lyman National educational association j. In Mcbryan. Department of superintendence of the National educational association. Jessie in he it ill United 8o-Ciety of Christian Endeavor. J. Stanley in irked. Federal Council of hurdle of Christ in America Charles k. Mar Farland. Hashop William f. Mcdowell and Ilc. Watson Church peace Union Henry a. Atkinson and Peter Ainaloa world Alliance of churches of International Friendship through the Iff jurries or. and Bishop Mel is Well associated advertising hubs of the world. Herbert h. Houston agricultural press of the United states Herbert Myriek National Board of farm organization. Charles w. Mel Man american school citizenship league. Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews and mrs. J. Malcom Forbes general federation of women s clubs. Mrs. Walter b. Sharpe National Council of women. Mrs. Philip North Moore or. Percy v. Pennybacker and mrs. C. B. Amra National women Christian Temperance Union miss Anna a. Gordon and or. Alice a a oat j w Orlds peace foundation. I ten is p. Myers order of railway conductor. W. Al. Clark brotherhood of locomotive Al Rem and engine men Timothy Shea and p. J. Mcnamara Farmers educational and co operative Union in s. Bower National Grange. F. C. Atkinson National conference of social worker. Rev father John o Grady women s non partisan committee for a league of nations or. J. Borden Harriman and Thel eague of by a nations association. James g. Melton Ald. Facilities. Quot now the railways Are unable to handle All the commodities the industries of the country can produce. The they cannot get enough car. Bunn said at least $2,000,000,000 a year should be invested in railroads for the next throw year. A a birth approved stress schools in special show in Thrift drive photoplay invaluable from educational standpoint. Say witnesses tinted Praise was Given by those who witnessed the special showing of a birth Quot at the grand theater yesterday afternoon. From the educational standpoint the Nim is invaluable for every detail regarding care of Infanta and Small children la shown. Quot birth Quot which has received wide Prowd Praise from physicians Alii other interested in child welfare will be shown at the grand four Days beginning today under auspices of the Wisconsin state journal. Or. Joseph p. Donovan had nothing but words of Praise for Quot birth and thought it to be a film that every adult could not afford to i. Doctor Joseph Dean highly approved the Nim Tor an adult showing and saw nothing in a Many authentic scenes that would offend the finest sensibilities. Essay and poster contests to Orive lesson Home for pupils special concentration of efforts has been made in bringing the lesson a i Thrift to pupils in Madison schools. I Texas of $1$, 5, and $2 for essays on a a Britt Quot will be offered in each of the a Noyo a a j lits org p"e<1 Fie to. To w i i or a Des of tits Public school schools. Madison High school. Vmary grades of the Public parochial and University High school. The essays must be written during class pert Armour co. Trade commission cites packers alleging unfair Competition and breaking of anti Trust Law w Washington the Federal Trade commission today announced it Bud cited Armour a. �?To., Chi Cage meat packers on charges of unfair Competition and of acquiring competing firms in violation of the Clayton anti Trust Law. Tho company was Given 40 Days to answer the citation after which the canc will be set for total. While the commissions charges were being mad Public Yackera attorneys and department of Justice officials were in conference Over the carrying out of an agreement by the Packer to give up their Side lines and confine their activities to the meat business. The Federal Trade commission let it be known at the time the packers agreement with the department of Justice was made Public that the commission fight on the Packer would not by dropped even though the department of Justice did not proceed with the prosecutions under the Sherman anti Trust Law. The commission s complaint charges that Armour at co. Acquired the Lookout refining company of Chattanooga. Tenn. Refiners and dealers in Cotton seed Oil. Lard substitutes and cooking Oil and the Harris Tannery company later known As Tho Sylva tanning company Sylvia n. C. The alleged acquisition of these companies by Armour the commission charges eliminating these concerns from conic Eti a a Mon win Armour. Entrain inter state Commerce in the commodities in which Thev dealt and tended to create monopolistic conditions in favor of i Armour amp co., Iii Tho selections of the a pays Church usher with Biff on nose Milwaukee details of a fist fight in a Church while services were in Progress were recited in court Here. The alleged instigator of the one round match which disrupted the service wee Tony wry Cha to said he paid of a a Pew but always finds it role to t withdrew to the choir the usher. John Stenos to to collect 15 cents end i by Cal san he figured that even As War tax that was too much be he a paid Stanosz by a Biff on the nose. The court awarded the fight to Wrycza but fined him for occupying the wrong Pew. Police hurl grenades into attacking mobs work frightful havoc Radical leaders inflame crowds who attempt inf Rush Reich Stag entire nation practically in state of siege further outbreaks feared Rooming House ruined by fire a i Kulin a a tale of Siaopo Hun been proclaimed throughout ii it Many with the exception of Wurtemburg Saxony and Bavaria As result of Imide spread riots. The proclamation was issued by pre Dent Ebert late today. Scores have been killed in riots in Berlin and mar. Than too men describes raids three departments Extin Quish Blaze after hard hours work aft r an hour s fight tire departments i. 2. And 4. Extinguished a Blaze at the Rooming bound of mrs. Jam la. Owens 705 West. Johnson Street. Which practically destroyed the roof and ruined Tho building wednesday morning. The damage has not by a re estimated but will amount to hundreds of Dollar. As heavy streams of water had to be used. Flooding the entire Structure. About 23 men student occupied the House. A roof tire qua extinguished there about two month Taro. My women wounded. The tight Iii occurred when jail ice and sol a n i in a Ai a i Mai of Liers attempted to disperse a great a Tak Hanza Man mob which had formed in front of the Reich Stag building. Hand grenade were used by the police with fearful results. Sugar shortage the mob began gathering shortly after noon in response to request of lha administration against pending labor legislature in the Eric Stag. At first the meeting a orderly. Then Radical speakers so inflamed the people they attempted to Rush the Reich Stag. Fighting followed. Less than a score of guards were Ai out the building but they hurriedly called reinforcement. Machine gun were brought into use. The greatest confusion followed. Many women were trampled a the great crowds attempted to escape the Hail Ltd Ballet Fern the Soldier and police. I dead and wounded littered la great Square in front of the Reich Stag. Fall sub committee hears Story of american driven out by federals of and the time must not exceed i country in which these two former hours. I competitor two papers from a Ach building of the elementary schools and ten from c d a a at it a i v a Ach of the High school will Bose jul Eli Xvi a or i i i la i elected by the school administrations it a r a i x r by w a v tfx Etc final judging will be by judge. K it Lila i la Jar Rosenberry. Miss Mary Mcgovern and a a Jia i Tif in i c streets run blood be Al a a mob leaders commandeered taxicabs a a i to carry off Tho injured. Street and new York a. B. V. Cameron. He a in the Reich Stag were president of the National association wet blood of he of broker in refined sugar in his an the outbreak a believed a direct Nual report places responsibility for result of the government a new policy the sugar shortage on the sugar equal j allowing i peaceful demonstrations. I Zhion Board through an agreement with the the scene arc filmed in one of the prof. F. A. Manchester. A it Arik immediate resumption of i British Royal commission a said. Largest maternity hospitals in new j Yor the t. Posters worked out by diplomatic relation Tat Ween Germany i or to Britain was granted 500 York. Gary of an infant from time of i students in any four of the units. .4 Italy was announced by the italian iof refined sugar in equal monthly in birth. Including the feeding bathing i prize of $10. $5. And $2 will be Given. J delegation Here today count Aldro stall ments from january to novem and dressing details Are shown in Alt junk a will be w. Ii. Varguin. Mis d. Cand who has been appointed italian her. 1019. The shipments he declared j was minuteness. Car of older children. Y. Wilson and i Wien Hilt rom i charge d affaires in Berlin passed i War it it Blower to accumulate then the and How they Are taught to car for themselves regarding their Teeth and bathing is shown together with the Little tots at their work and play. The photoplay shows the birth of an infant which although seeming to do Well soon a discovered to by failing. Methods of the physician in bringing Back the spark of life until the baby finally breathes Are most interesting. Another feature is the car of prematurely bom infants who alter St veral months develop into Happy Normal babies. In connection with this is shown the old fashioned method of individual incubation As compared with the More modern method of group incubation which permit of better air circulation taken All in All the picture Carr a a valuable lesson for the adult and All interested in child life. Wert the methods shown on the screen followed out in every Home the lives of thousands of infants who die during their first year due to ignorance of mothers won id by saved. Only those Over 18 Are admitted to see the film As it will interest Only the adult mind. Fate of new in hands of jury lok a Soulek the jury which will decide the Fate of Harry k. New. Accused of murdering Fried lesser w As deliberating Early today. The jurors were Given the Case late yesterday afternoon and. When they had not reached an agreement at la p. Rn., were ordered locked up for the night. Vatican labor demands raise following Are subjects suggested for through Baris Early today Enro Ute to British commission mud a requisition. Thrift essays the German City. It was announced. J or the cumulated stocks late last what a girl can do to earn _. A a. dealer and Huw i no Bonk account a too too i Cha or j is Cameron Aid. Were unable to or Quot How we paid for our Home had part for the resultant , As vantages owning our own Home let a fat or diet i j la i term of til agreement Between the Quot what life insurance did for our Tam Vin sugar Liard and the British Cornin it ily Quot what the w. 8. K did j stun were not made Public for or for my family Ami what new York Tel Giunn has been a we Are going to do a a How i raved on granted a loan of $25,000,000 by a syn my Winter we Edrol a a Quot How i made Dicato headed by j. I. Morgan a Comy old coat last another Winter a tit a Learned today. The loan is in Quot How we saw on food it How the form of on and til year six percent notes which will be offered for Public reception. Many leaders pointed out it would have Hen impose blk had Gustave nos be minister of defense continued his of ions Ferrn a i policy of ruthless quelling of All attempt at Radical demonstration. Reports Here indicated the outbreak riot my a occurred at Ham born Iii rhenish a Russia where mobs were said to hate rushed lha town Hall destroying the archives. Kim Lar Rio occurred in Village in tile Mam born District. Agitation la Gin some i line ago when til railway strike was declared there were rumours at that Tim that the radicals planned a. General outbreak possibly with a general strike design d to overthrow the government. _ More trouble feared Rural planning the worst of the. Lighting was Over at 4 o clock but new outbreaks were my Mother make old clothes last a discus Horn problems and device for Economy Quot a a How a boy can a Arn i Way through High school a Quot experience with an allowance Quot mid Quot budging a budget or bulging a Bud a get arid from the maxims <>1 boor Richard a beware of Little expense Small leak will sink a great ship. A. Ivy my judge Elbert la Quot Al la great Pennyworth pause 0f Uit l pulled state steel corporation while a Quot he thai goes a borrow my goes j la tit ,.m,doves 60.000 a sorrowing and a rather go to cd Hare of United suites steel com meet Here Jan. 27 steel shares for employees feared scatter mobs continued to straggle through the Street. Flag a in evidence in gum the immediate occasion of the outburst it was said was consideration of a measure to create factory councils. It grew out of the widespread demand of radicals Tor communication of Industry. Independent socialist the measure did not in bulletin san Antonio that mexicans it cd to death for outrages against americans in Mexico War freed upon their enlistment in the Carranza army were Laid Lefor the fall committee Here today. By Ralph r. Wayne Kan Antonio. Tex Ltd a re a k. Blalock president of the Chamal Colony of americans in Taum Alipas. Mexico. Today opened testimony before the fall sub committee of the Senate foreign relations committee with a graphic account of the first and second Quot exodus Quot of the Colony. Blalock a the rat w it Ness la the Public Border hearings of the commuter. The first flight wan made to 1914 under instructions from Ameris can Consul Clarence Miller at Tampico. Blalock said and was orderly. Quot Why did you get out the second timer senator fall asked. A a Carra Zinta officer carny Villi about 150 men and notified us that they had instructions to kill All the a and take our property a Cau we had t Blalock replied. The Soldier in till raid were commanded by major Rodriguez Flores of the it arado army Blalock said in sunday morning in september. 191#, he said. The add Ira surrounded the Colony s town and stood 21 men up to by shot Blalock testified. Quot tile Soldier meanwhile were looting the Home of the colonists taking All available cloth driving off Stock and pillaging a Lila Rock continued. Quot then a Man came Rushing up with a Large official envelope in his hand supper a than Ria in a tabulation will be made on till sex today Pendi Tures of school children in Madi Mon Stock it i of it was announced and in the Grad a to Blanks will by distributed j gasoline Price of Lomov employee in Tho Vatican today presented a memorandum to Bop Benedict demanding increased salaries to meet the High Cost of living. A committee of three cardinals i was appointed to revise wage Scales. Son High school school and students will lie asked to indicate on them the amount of allowance Ami earnings and sum expended in the grades for Randy picture shows and. In the High school for tobacco Candy. And dancing. Again boosted new Yurk the Oil i company of new York to Lugt advanced i gasoline Price one c ent a gallon to 2#lb cents wholesale. Say 880 on War criminal list unsettled tonight and thursday probably with Light Snow. Slowly rising temperature. Light variable winds. Temperature yesterday noon 20 3 p. Rn., 22 6 p. In. Is 9 p. In. 13. Today Midnight 9 3 a rn., a 6 a. Rn., 4 9 a. Rn., 6. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. In. 22 at 3 p. In. Minimum during 24 hours ending 9 a. In. 4 at 6 a. In. Mean. 13 Normal. I. Relative humidity i p. Rn., 4x 7 p in55 7 a. Rn., 69. Precipitation during 24 hours ending 7 a. In 0. Normal. 1.05 in. Accumulated departure since Jan i .53 in. Today in other years warmest 1914. 43 coldest 1875, a 32 wettest. 1m71, .35 in. Sun set it 4.47 Baris the list of German War guilty whose will be demanded by the allies has been competed newspaper Here said today. The total acc Sal germans is 880, a coring to the newspapers. Of these 330 Are demanded by France. The list is now being printed. John a Hazelwood chairman of the i Highway commission sent notices to i Day to ult county superintendent of schools to attend the Rural planning Section of the Road school in Madison. Jan. 26 to 31. The work of the commission As out i lined in Lite letter included five phases 1. Saving and planting of tree Shrub and Flowers along roads 2. Securing and improving i woodlots camping site Scenic spots Etc. 3. Arousing interest in beautifying school grounds lawns drives Etc. 4. Advertising Scenic spots. Ii let one place and Home of noted men. 5. Enforcing anti tin ran dump lug Law Comfort station act Etc. The Rural planning meeting will take _ place Jan 27, in the afternoon. C. P j Norgord. La. W. Davis ii a. Aust. Attorney general j j Blain i Las Helen Martin. Mrs. C. E. Buell i make a fight for the return of mrs i a Hazelwood or. L. I. Cur Railroad far after reversion 1 Hingham and j g. D. Mack will speak my handed it to the commanding a it the red i Blalock continued quarters. I a a they asked if we Hail any one w Tny could speak Spanish. We sent a Man up. Ile said it was instruction not to kill the men bul that they Mush the women arid children were rushed into the mountains for Protection. I Blalock said and Only a few men re oink lined i Maine on the ranches 10 furnish prot the work visions. The soldiers had taken 171 or needs and an Apt a Al a published 1 had of Bor a he declared and had in die Freiheit calling for a Demon pillaged the town of most of its Val St rat Ion. Union member were Leek j Gable. Re i Balai de to meet in front of that 3 o clock the afternoon. After tits rioting a Anim Union leaders said the newspaper Appeal a not authorized. Blaine to fight for 2-Centfare Paish wails of immense Loans reds to a void tilt with japs Rush troops to oppose Obregon edict May halt interurban cars will so t the urn j Hon bolshevik Force in Siberia will Quot not take any aggressive action calculated to provoke collision with the Japan a Quot a Moscow wireless communique said today. Red armies soon will i a in close proximity with the Japan a troop in Elberia. The communique said. Bidding the soviet government did not desire hostilities. Washington. Mexican Federal troop Arr Leing rushed to Sonora to Quot suppress to a insularity of Gen. Alvaro candidate for the presidency according to unofficial advice front the Border. Road to private ownership. At till time the Road w re turned i of a in Wisconsin a two cent fare Hail been in off a act for 12 year without being challenged in the court. A Elf Congress leave it within Ute j new Tork sir George pain. British financial expert speaking last night before the Council on foreign relation. Raid Europe would require % loan of $20,000,000,000 for it Al Nancyq rehabilitation. Ii proposed that the Teague of nation float the loan through a Intond Issue underwritten by the United state the loan to cover from five to to in key a Tiger May have political rival Baris a Quot Deta Hanel for by is Dent Quot Boom was under Way Here today. Following the election of Baul in a Bane i a president of the chamber of deputies i Friend immediately commenced a movement to encourage his election to succeed president poin Ca re. Whether Joe Chanel will . Premier Clemenceau. Whose candidacy altho not formally announced Boa been considered certain a not known. Students favor ratifying pact Roger Sullivan will retire mu.wa1 Sci a. A a Hull a Blain i ruin handed Duan i Iri Nuli Juda Quot my a a a vat Leal . old in t. It. To do. Nil in i a a Quot a a it a a Ltd it Ltd no a a Ter Urban traffic of the t. M. E. H. A 11 Benefit. It All depend How l. Com in by will probably Stop feb. I. Ever of what sort of Law is enact d because the company a no franc Hlat j by for that purpose i a a a a a a a a a1 my clean financier How apr a cd the conviction that a Xton Ion of credit to Enron american government is import among them a re Frank k. V underlie. Paul d. Cravat h. Senate Edge of new Jersey and Herbert s. Fort h by the Sib a. Ion new York. Incomplete returns from 53 of nearly -4 i0 College and universities whose students and fat Unity member toted yesterday on four question concerning the peace treaty and league of nations showed that. Of 41,89 otes cast 22.643 favored any Compromise which would make possible immediate ratification. The proposition favouring ratification of tie for a lilt ago Roger Sullivan years Dei Mattio polite Al is in Chicago will retire following the san Francisco National convention in june he announced today. Ask secret court ask Fer %�7e for Newark girls a a and a thief plies his Trade in court j Newark a Leeret police court 1 for Young girls a been proposed to a it i Tim for la young1 r a to City a onto Ilion by director of pub of Leader a j a. Safely Brennan. His idea in to shield girl who fail take up the Esponal Bollt ship a Sullivan said. Sullivan a Point d with prod it 10 the the hands of die police from the league and treaty without Reserva appearing in Public with both during fact that the party in Illinois was a at j Azo of the curious arum men whose k peace when he announced his retire out girl a Augh in the police net meld. Ii patched lip difference with i director Brennan propose to House cart r Harrison and w Illiam j. Bryan. The court in the trial room at police Tio rih got 8,979 vote that opposing ratification in any form 2,923 and that favouring ratification hut Only with the la it de reservation. 7.344. The last few week. Ii probably will by chairman of the delegation of 58 which Illinois will Send to the National convention. Headquarter. From the precinct station the prisoner Are to i taken in an Auto patrol mid by directly to an a Levator connecting with an in closed driveway. Milwaukee e. T Melms seer of tary of the Milwaukee county hrs Aal isl i party announced to Day that gov in l. Phil top will to asked to Call another special Cong re a Iona be Tion in the fifth District to fill the from which Victor l. Berger Ila been Barry to u e. The party aug a it the election he held at the regular Munici Al a Lection april 6. This we Giuld meet the governor objection that a special ejection would i a a Mucic s expense. Socialist declare. Boston into the very Sanctum of j the court itself the latter Day Junak to Lief makes his Entrance. On of Hies robbers stepped into court and while Clarence s. Hallow. Prominent business Man and member of the firm of Stanley Harlow a Hamlin was testifying got away with or. Harlow a fur hat. Believing himself secure before a court or. Harlow before Gitig on Tho witness stand divested himself of hat and coat. Or. Harlow was comp lied to borrow a Derby from clerk Thomas f Fitzpatrick Antii he night himself a in w headgear

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