McCormick Resigns as Democratic Committee Chief
Vance McCormick resigns after serving as War Trade Board chair since 1917 and leading the Democratic National Committee. Connecticut's Homer S. Cummings is anticipated to succeed him, with McCormick remaining in Paris to advise on the Peace Commission and world trade matters.
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Diplomatic &Tvice
Six More States Ratify Prohibition Day Amendment
Chicago January 14 six states today ratified the prohibition constitutional amendment bringing total to thirty six needed for adoption. Illinois House approved the resolution and anti saloon forces pledged a world wide campaign for elimination of strong drink. Distillers executive committee moves to seek referendums in fifteen states where legislatures approved but people must vote yes.
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Ward Off Yenza! McK and Rabda Drug Stores
Fragmented OCR notes mention drug stores McK and Rabda and a person Robbins. No clear event, date, or outcome is readable to form a coherent news item. The readable bits suggest a public notice or ad style reference to stores and a named individual. Within readable fragments, not enough to confirm actions or stakes.
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Insurrection in Portugal Put Down by Legal Troops
Lisbon reports say government forces crushed an uprising aided by Bolshevist agents. Palace of St George attacked, rebels arrested, Giraldo crew capitulated, and streets closed after 9 p.m. Provinces mostly quiet except Santarem. Oporto unrest cited by travelers in Madrid.
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Beaten Rebels Fight Wanes in Berlin Revolt
The Berlin revolt nears collapse as Spartacists lose heart and refuse compromise. Leaders Liebknecht and Eichhorn flee, Ledebour captured, Reds accused of destroying property and looting. Government urges unconditional surrender of all remained strongholds.
Thousands of famine victims beg for death in Petrograd
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Petrograd to be in severe famine with thousands crying for bread and asking to be shot. Chinese and Letts are said to be firing on crowds as bread runs dry and only ground oats are available.
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Przemysl siege reports massive civilian killings
A Vienna dispatch cited by Neue Presse says two thousand people were killed in Przemysi Galicia as Ukrainian forces bombard the town by land and air. Reports also describe destruction of gas and electric plants and shortages of water and food while Lemberg remains besieged.
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Peace Conference Stumbles in Quest for Concrete Results
Paris dispatch notes the WWI peace talks stalled by a maze of proposals and counter proposals. President Wilson faces slow progress as American reps race to restore Europe’s industries while Bolshevism and occupation duties complicate postwar plans. Continued on Page Two.
Forty League of Nations Plans for Consideration at Conference
Paris dispatch reports nearly forty League of Nations plans before American delegates with merit but some clauses conflicting with other schemes. Americans see no risk to Monroe Doctrine, seek inclusion of any adopted project in the postwar peace treaty, and plan twelve hours daily to finalize the topic.
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Nitti Seeks Premier Role as Italy Faces Crisis
Paris dispatch says Signor Nitti, in dissent with Orlando, aims to become Italy’s prime minister after or before peace. He enjoys Catholic Party backing and Vatican support, seen as bulwark against Bolshevism amid looming elections and Franco-Italian political tension, with Rome and Paris closely watching his rise.
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British Plan and French Reconsideration on Bolshevism
Paris reports outline Lloyd George effort to slow Bolshevik advance with a “trace of God” plan while British, French, and American delegates discuss arms talks. French positions are clarified as US and allies work toward faster interallied peace council progress and resolve language and representation questions.
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Denekine Defeats Reds in South on Kuma River
In Opessa, Jan 9 General Denekine the anti Bolshevist leader in southern Russia defeated Bolshevik forces on the Kuma River. Continent page three continuation.
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New York Legislature Urged to Act on Federal Prohibition Amendment
Albany January 14 The New York Legislature has taken no action on the Federal Prohibition Amendment. A sense of urgency exists among lawmakers to act now as a hearing is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon before the Judiciary Committee of the Senate. The delay is attributed to Assemblyman Martin who heads the committee.
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Calox Tooth Cleaner Advertised for Widespread Sale
Advertisement endorses Calox Tooth Cleaner from McKesson and Bubbing with oxygen content. Claims availability for sale everywhere and urges use for dental care.
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Leaders of revolt now face arrest in Berlin
Berlin January 13 The new Police Chief Richter after ousting Eichhorn retakes control and annuls all decrees. He orders immediate arrest of escaped uprising leaders including Liebknecht Luxemburg and Radek. Police regain fallen badges while awaiting further moves as Luxemburg’s son is held.
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Allies Seek Harsh Armistice Terms On German Fleet
Paris dispatch reports four American representatives leaving for Treves as Marshal Foch unveils new armistice terms. The accord would require surrender of vessels under construction, destruction of ships on the ways, handing over German cargo ships, restitution of machinery, and tighter control of Germany's gold reserves and currency.
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PRESS ASSAILS BISSOLATI IN ROME MEETING TENSIONS
Rome reports on political circles criticizing actions of Bissolati as preliminary Peace Conference meetings unfold in Paris. The item notes growing division amid international diplomacy, with continuation promised on Page Two.
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New York Times
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Parleys Indicate Harmon Basis of Representation
Tentative plan proposes five great powers each receiving five votes in Congress. Delegates debate basis of representation and balance of power among major states. The proposal aims to equalize influence for large nations while maintaining federal structure.
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