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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1919

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2100 Wounded Rescued From Northern Pacific At Sea

2100 wounded soldiers were lowered from the Northern Pacific off Fire Island onto small boats as crews r could steady them through heavy seas. Destroyers landed them at Hoboken while 200 stretcher cases remained aboard awaiting transfer as a fireboat and lighters were requested for further evacuation.

Northern Pacific Fire Island Naval Communication Office Hoboken Sandy Hook Coast Guard France Upshur Calhoun Dent Ringgold Pier 3 Fie Pacific Lonely End

Hoover Directs Massive Relief Operations

The article states all relief work falls under Hoover and must support 125,000,000 in aid. It emphasizes centralized control and a massive, coordinated effort to deliver relief resources across designated areas.

Hoover

McAdoo Defends Rail Plan in Senate Inquiry

WASHINGTON Jan 3 Director General of Railroads McAdoo told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee he favors extending government control of rail lines to five years after peace to test its effects. He urged returning to private management after that period while noting potential State rate changes.

Washington W. G. McAdoo Senate Interstate Commercce Committee McAdoo Cummins Kellogs Thenecene Watson Underwood Smith South Carolina Pomerene Ohio Mr. McAdoo Cumming Treasury Senator. Cummins Walker D. Hines

City Refuses Three Cent Transit Fare Hike

The Board of Estimate denied Interborough Rapid Transit and New York Street Railways requests for fare increases. City officials cite the dual subway contract and a Brooklyn Rapid Transit receivership as reasons to withhold higher fares. Controller Craig argues any contract revision must be comprehensive and not favor private operators.

Board of Estimate Interborough Rapid Transit Company New York Street Railways Company Brooklyn Rapid Transit Federal Court Theodore P. Shonts Interborough Lindley M. Garrison M Street New York Railways Hylan Craig Cleveland New York Railways Company

Germany Election Campaigns Stir Berlin Crowds Rally

Berlin reports show massive street demonstrations as 400000 people flock to support Social Democracy and Theodor Wolff's German Democracy Party. Christliche Volkspartei draws 60000, with protests outside the Chancellery and ministerial offices.

Theodor Wolff German Democracy Party Christliche Volkspartei Christian People’s Party Busch Lustgarten Unter den Linden Kultusministerium Hoffmann Reichstag Dr. Pfeiffer Paganiam Adolph Hoffmann

15000 British Prisoners in Germany Not All Counted

London reports 15000 British prisoners in Germany not reflected in British records. Some men listed as dead or missing will be accounted for when the Germans report captures. British authorities expect 20000 prisoners to be removed in a fortnight, while German records still show about 35000 in captivity with 15600 unreported by captors or uncommunicative.

War Department Food Administration Europe Generiul Romania Poland Hoffmann Wilhelm- Strasse Pfeiffer Pastor Hecker Papa Ebert Deutsche Nationale Volkspartei Wilamowitz Millendorf Conrad Keiserdom Professor Hestzech Junkers Germany Die Rote Fahne Lawyer Welk Volk Goy London Sansa

Hungary to Try Prince for Stealing From Potato Fund

Reports from Budapest say the Hungarian government will begin criminal proceedings against Prince Ludwig Whadisch-Gritz and others for alleged misappropriation of several million crowns from the Hungarian Potato Bureau while Prince Ludwig served as Food Controller.

Hungary Vienna Budapest Ludwig Whadisch-Gritz Hungarian Potato Bureau Ludwig

President Wilson Calls for World Friendship in New Era

In a Rome Chamber of Deputies speech on January 3, President Wilson urges forming a united League of Nations to replace the balance of power. He praises Italy's sacrifices and envisions a new international psychology and organized friendship among nations. He stresses independence for peoples and a practical path to justice and peace.

Wilson Rome Chamber of Deputies Chamber Italy America United States Balkans Paria France England League of Nations Thorities Duchess of Aosta Helena Marort Wilson Quirinal Senate Andrea Torre Italian Press Association Paris Piave Front

Roman Welcomes Mrs Wilson and American Troops in Rome Parade

Rome greeted President Wilson with an ovation for Mrs and Miss Wilson while an American troops parade honored the visit. Princesses Yolanda and Mafalda and Prince Humbert greeted the guests at the Quirinal Palace. Aerial craft and flags filled the streets as the city wore a festive Roman glow.

Miss Wilson Rome Signora Wilson Mrs. Wilson Quirinal Palace Yolanda Mafalda Prince Humbert Paris United States Itar Ministry of War Giornale d'Italia Italy America Arma Reme Wilson

Wilson in Rome lauded for Balkan policy and League call

Immense crowds greet President Wilson in Rome with ovations at the Quirinal and Parliament. He calls for Balkan independence and protection, urges a League of Nations, and praises justice and right while acknowledging difficult decisions. Rome’s streets, flags, and a military display accompany the celebratory mood.

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