END HARBOR STRIKE FOLLOWING WILSON APPEAL
The New York harbor strike by 16 000 marine workers eases as unions vote to return to work after President Wilson urged settlement. Taft and Manly of the National War Labor Board seek a prompt resumption while boat owners resist submitting to a board. Traffic to Jersey and Staten Island resumes gradually as ferries and tugs prepare to clear freight backlog.
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Wilson
Paris
National War Labor Board
New York Harbor
Wiliam H. Taft
Basil M. Manly
Park Place
Eng
John H. Delaney
San of Plant and Structure
Staten Island
Richmond
Taft
Manly
Wat Labor Board
Thomas L. Delahunty
War and Navy Departments
Railroad Administration
United States Shipping Board
Marine
A. H. Smith
New York
War Labor Board
Marine Workers
War and Navy Departments and Shipping Board
Warf Labor Board
Hir. Bonynge
Locust Valley
L. L
Hines Named Director General of Railroads in Wilson Choice
Walker D. Hines, formerly Assistant Director General of Railroads, is appointed by President Wilson to succeed William Gibbs McAdoo as Director General. He pledges to carry forward McAdoo era policies and seeks Senate Commerce Committee approval.
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Washington
Walker D. Hines
Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
Hines
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
McAdoo
Los Angeles
Underground and Water Wireless Used In War
Navy officials disclosed how underground and under water wireless operated in World War I. Rogers theory enabled signals to travel through earth and water with minimal loss, allowing submarines to intercept shore signals and stations to transmit two miles under water. Ground and underwater sending may expand, though air towers remain primary for now.
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Washington
Jan
Navy Department
Atdio
Europe
United States
Department
Rogers
Maryland
Navy
Hyattsville
New Orleans
President Wilson Urges War Labor Board to Reopen Harbor Strike
President Wilson sends a cable from Paris asking the War Labor Board to resume consideration of the New York Harbor marine workers strike. He urges a finding to end the stoppage affecting troops and supplies and asks boards and agencies to cooperate to stabilize postwar industry.
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Washington
Wilson
Paris
War Labor Board
New York Harbor
Secretary of Labor
New York
National War Labor Board
War and Navy Departments
Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Woodrow Wilson
Mekme Manufacture Sarees Ad Endorsed by N and Bobbing
An advertisement notes Mekme manufacture sarees with N and Bobbing recommending ZR. The notice claims the product is for sale everywhere and promotes the saree brand.
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Mekme
N & Bobbing
Advt
Wilson Trip Put Off Visit to Devastated Regions Delayed
Paris report states the President will postpone a visit to France's devastated areas until after the Chiefs of Staff meeting. Vance McCormick and Bernard Baruch have arrived to advise on War Board and War Industries Board activities as the delegation prepares.
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Paris
France
Associated Gerona
Wilson
Libré Eisiane
Po 6
Emperor of Sahara heir Lebaudy shot by wife at Westbury home
Jacques Lebaudy an heir to a fortune and once dubbed Emperor of Sahara was shot five times in the hallway of The Lodge at Westbury Long Island by his wife Blanca de Saulies Lebaudy who had previously sought protection. She is held on murder charges.
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Jacques Lebauds
Sahara
Westbury
L. L
Blanca de Saulies
John Longer de
Jacqueline Lebaudy
Lebaudy
Seaman
Justice of the Peace
Walter R. Jones
Harry Moore
Roslyn
Mamma
Papa
Thorne
African
Cape Bajador
Cape Juby
Spain
France
Erie
Morgan
Harriman
Allied chiefs meet in Paris plan full conference
Allied leaders gather in Paris today to finalize plans for a full conference on Monday. Rebels defeated in Berlin battles as reports claim Lie bknecht killed with unconfirmed statements of his Thursday fall. Truce at central forts ends after 80 killed in newspaper district fighting.
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Paris
Berlin
TeBDancing Eventies Saturdays and Mondays schedule
Fragmentary notice outlines a dancing event with Saturdays and Mondays sessions. Mentions seven feen Saturdays and two to twelve unclear times. Details are severely garbled and names or locations are not discernible.
Spartacides Defeated at Silesian Railway Station
Berlin advices report the Spartacides routed at the Silesian Railroad Station after government troops recaptured it. Violent street fighting left many dead and wounded. reports cite several hundred killed and dozens more injured in Berlin and Paris dispatches.
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London
Silesian
Berlin
Unter
den Linden
Berlin battle in newspaper district with truce in effect
Wireless reports from Berlin say government forces gain edge as Spartacists defend fortresses. Truce in the newspaper district pauses fighting at 1 pm. armistice status unclear amid heavy losses at the Mosse fortress and near the Scherl and All- buildings.
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New York
Berlin
Copenhagen
Spartacides
Spartacus
Tagéblatt
Mosse
Scherl
Plan for League of Peace Draft Finished for Wilson
The American commission has completed the League of Peace draft. President Wilson will review it and make it public after allied delegates meet. The plan favors an association of nations with compulsory arbitration and no inter allied fleet, allowing each country to maintain its own naval strength.
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New York Times Company
New York
Paris
League of Peace
Wilson
Congress
France
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Japan
League of Nations
Germany
Ebert
Association of Nations
France Blocks Truce With Bolsheviks in Peace Talks
Paris reports reveal French War Minister Pichon's rejection of Lloyd George proposal to invite Bolsheviks to the peace conference if they suspend hostilities. The note, dated Jan 5, was not publicly released in Paris, sparking debate about American stance and the role of Bolshevik diplomacy in the Versailles process.
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Paris
I Humanité
Stephen Pichon
L'humanité
Albert Thomas
Pichon
Lloyd George
America
Theu
London
Washington
Rome
Tokio
Livitnoff
England
Entente
France
Lmvinoff
George
Italy
Samuel Gompers
Wilson
Huerta
United States
Clemenceau to Preside as Talks Set on League of Nations
Paris dispatch reports Clemenceau to chair the Interallied Conference as Premier Wilson George Lloyd George prepare to attend. A commission on a League of Nations is to be studied with Bourgeois named for France, with sessions to run Tuesday to Friday and leaders returning weekly to capitals.
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David Lloyd George
Georges Clemenceau
Victorio Oslando
Button
Pichon
Sonnino
Colonel House
Wilson
Eceiateaeen
Supreme Council
M. Clemenceau
Poincaré
We!of
France
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Léon
League of Nations
Bourgeois
Stephen Pichon
Paris
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