Harbor strike ties up 16000 marines and ferry boats
Thousands of marine workers walked out shutting more than 1000 boats at 6 am to demand higher pay and an eight hour day. New Jersey traffic and Hudson Tubes suffered as Navy boats were requisitioned and ferry service was stretched to reach Staten Island. Talks with the Regional Director hint at a possible break today as unions seek arbitration and a wage scale through a proposed harbor board.
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New York Boat Owners’ Association
A. H. Kreith
Grand Central Terminal
Wiliam A. Maher
Master Mates’ and Pilots’ Union
William Fink
Harbor Boatmen’s Union
John Breen
Tidewater Gresenary Union
Alfred Sarrell
Ternational
Hoisting Engineers’ Union
John Stanton
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G. H. Lines
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Walter B. Pollard
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Frank Hague
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Joseph P. Tumulty
Lexresident
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New York Top Boat Exchange
Basil M. Manly
National War Labor Board
Federal Board
Paul Bonynge
Broadway
Joseph J. Glatsmayer
Boat Owners’ Association
Marine Workers
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Roosevelt Estate Put At Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
The will of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is opened in Oyster Bay with an estimated estate of not more than 500000 dollars. It leaves silver to his children and a 60000 dollar trust to the colonel under his father’s will, while the Oyster Bay property valued at about 150000 dollars goes to Mrs Roosevelt for life with rest to her heirs. Mrs Roosevelt plans a trip to Farmington Conn and to visit her husband's grave as she contemplates abroad travel for her sons Theodore and Kermit.
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L. L
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W. Emilen Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
George C. Robberm Gr ‘Velt
Nicholas Longworth
Theodore, Jr
Archibald
Kermit
Ethel
Richard Derby
Mrs. Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
Archibald Roosevelt
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court
Gregory
McKenna
Farmington
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Government May Step In to End Harbor Strike
Washington officials from the War and Navy Departments met to discuss the New York Harbor strike. The Shipping Board will inspect in New York tomorrow and report back. Officials indicated the government could intervene if transport movements or overseas supply shipments were threatened, though a solution was hoped for before drastic action.
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New York Times
Washington
New York Harbor
War and Navy Departments
Supreme War Council Formed to Coordinate Allied Relief
Berlin reports say after three days of savage street fighting the government checked revolt. London dispatches note Allies set up a Supreme War Council to manage food, finance, and shipping resources for allied and neutral areas. Hoover and Davia for the U.S. join Reading Beale, Clémentel, Vilgrain in Paris talks.
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Lloyd George
London
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Supreme War Council
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
War Cabinet
Earl of Reading
Sir John Beale
Paria
Herbert C. Hoover
Norman Davia
Etienne Clémentel
M. Vilgrain
Vienna
Suprege Council
Bolshevist Capture of Vilna Sparks Massacre as Militia Flees
WARSAW Jan 8 Vilna fell to a Bolshevist force about several thousand strong driving out the Polish militia A civilian massacre began as Poles resisted and leaders were arrested or shot Polish troops lacking cannon and few cartridges retreated to Lanovvarova and were disarmed by Germans sent toward Polish territory Lemberg holds against Ruthenians for now
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Associated Press
Vilna
Veitko
Lanovarova
Bialystok
Lemberg
Churchill Named War Minister in British Cabinet Shuffle
Special cable from New York Times reports Churchill chosen as War Minister in the new British cabinet. Other posts include Chamberlain as Chancellor of the Exchequer and Macpherson as Irish Secretary. Names listed: Albert Stanley, Christopher Addison, Auckland Geddes, Ian Macleod, Robert Munro, Hamar Wood, Griffiths Boscawe n, Captain Quest as chief whip.
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Daily Chronicle
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Board of Trade
Albert Stanley
Bos Ré
Christopher Addison
Reconstruction and National Service
Bir
Auckland
Geoddes
Chile
Ireland
Ian Mac
Scotland
Robert Munro
Home Office
Gir Hamar G Wwood
Board of Jure
Ir A. Ghiffiths Boscawen
Captain Quest
Wilson Pressing Peace Discussion Delayed
British premier delayed talks as Wilson presses for peace progress while American understanding remains clear and abstention is not harmful.
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Wilson
Berlin Battles Rage as Rival Governments Clash in Street Fights
Reports from Berlin describe heavy fighting between Government forces and Spartacide rebels in multiple districts. Fortifications manned by both sides exchange fire. journalists report ruined offices, casualties, and near-continuous artillery and machine gun bombardment through the night.
Relief for Poland and adjacent regions under Entente and US review
Paris reports urgent calls for revictualing Poland Finland and border areas in Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. Swedish and Scandinavian experts warn of a serious relief shortage. British blockade limits relief while Hoover and the Food Commission seek American pork and fats for evacuation and rationing.
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Paris
Entente
United States
Poland
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Sweden
Scandinay
Wilson Relief Bill Halted Temporarily
Washington reports that the House Rules Committee did not report a rule for immediate action on the famine relief bill funding Europe with 100 million dollars. Administration leaders say they remain hopeful and plan another push, with a new proposed rule to be offered soon.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Europe
Lloyd George to Reveal Reconstructed Ministry Tomorrow
Premier Lloyd George is expected to announce his rebuilt cabinet tomorrow with few personnel changes and a reshuffle of offices. He will retain the post of First Lord of the Treasury and Andrew Bonar Law will serve as Minister without portfolio to lead the government in the House of Commons.
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Bari Curzon
Council
House of Lords
Andrew Boner Law
Bonar Law
Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lord Milner
Earl of
London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
the Treasury
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Government Troops Seize Berlin as Bavaria Threatens Action
Berlin reports say troops occupy public buildings and Spartacists beaten as Dresden and Ruhr riots spread. Bavaria warns Berlin must restore order or arms may be used, with ministers accusing Bolshevist Spartacides and criticizing Independent Socialists.
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Berlingske Tidende
Dresden
Brunswick
Disseldorf
Essen
Dortmund
Munich
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Ruhr
Spartacides
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