Baker to Testify Before Senate Military Affairs
Secretary Baker will appear before the Senate Military Affairs Committee to discuss his case in a hearing room that seats 500. The session covers appointments to the Supply Department and War Cabinet issues, with lawmakers weighing the impact on control of ammunition and procurement for the army and navy.
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Germany to Wage Strong New U-Boat Campaign Says Baker
The New York Times reports Secretary Baker said American officials foresee a powerful German submarine drive to cut Allied supply lines and troop movements. He noted that recent U boat activity and a broader barred zone could signal a sustained campaign aimed at France Britain and American transatlantic routes.
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Major General Leonard Wood Hurt in French Explosion
Secretary Baker announced that Major General Leonard Wood was slightly injured in an accidental explosion in France. Five French soldiers were killed. Lieut. Col. Charles Kilbourne injured in the eye and Major Kenyon Joyce in the arm. Wood traveled to France to study western front conditions with staff.
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Baker creates new Director of Purchases in War Department
Secretary Baker announces the organization of the new office of Director of Purchases in the War Department. The branch aims to fix criticism of military administration for lack of system and coordination.
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Cunarder Andania Torpedoed Off Ulster Coast Not Sunk
The Cunard Line steamer Andania was torpedoed off the Ulster coast near Tatly this morning but not sunk. About forty passengers and over 100 crew were aboard. the first torpedo missed, the second hit, and the captain ordered abandonment. Passengers and crew were rescued by trawlers and patrol boats and landed at a North Irish coast town. The 14,100 ton vessel was built at Greenock in 1915 and had sailed between Britain and American ports.
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Pershing reports five wounded in action in expeditionary force
General Pershing announced five infantrymen of the expeditionary forces wounded in action. Names and severities listed include VMERQARD GORSKI private severely wounded and LEE HAUKER first sergeant moderately wounded. Several others slightly wounded with hometowns shown. Also reported deaths from pneumonia and meningitis in various locations. Submarine activity sinks the Spanish steamer Giralda after pillage.
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Russian Rifles Taken Over To Keep Trained Men at Work
Washington January 27. The War Department takes over Russian government rifle contracts from Hemington Arms Union Metallic Company Bridgeport Conn and Westinghouse Springfield Mass. to retain trained workers as plants reorganize for machine guns. The move covers about a million rifles differing from the American Enfield and allows gradual reduction of rifle workers over several months. The Russian Embassy sought an option to take over the rifles later.
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Heat ban tightened as city braces for scorching day
Officials announce a stricter heat ban with extended hours and stricter enforcement. Markets and exchange offices prepare for potential closures as the heat wave persists across the region.
German and Austrian War Strains Highlight Diverging Views
A Paris dispatch notes growing German and Austrian discontent, with Kuhlmann's attack on Bolsheviks and Reichstag rebuking ministers. Despite calls for peace, morale feels artificial as railways and factories falter. Special Times correspondent reports scarce coal, ship shortages, and tense politics shaping the crisis.
Two Views of Bolsheviki Plans Facing Teuton Envoys
Petrograd dispatch discusses Bolshevik strategy amid Brest-Litovsk talks and potential separate peace moves. Analysis notes internal Bolshevik fractures, Trotzky influence, and Austrian-German aims while detailing coal shortages and workless Monday impact on public life.
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Disturbances Reported in Rheinish Districts. Troops Deployed
Reports from London say disturbances have broken out in the Rheinish industrial districts of Germany. Troops with machine guns are said to have been summoned to Muelheim opposite Cologne, while German army chiefs discuss retreat. Berlin officials hint at a political stir as von Hertling's government faces internal pressure and possible resignation talks.
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Brutal Control in Russia Prompts Romanian Peace Talks
The report notes harsh Russian rule triggering Romania to seek peace with Austria. It claims progress on Poland related disputes and discusses Lithuania as part of a broader regional settlement, with diplomats citing shifting alliances.
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