Wilson Still Firm Against Reservations
President Wilson remains steadfast against any Senate reservations to the peace treaty. Hitchcock reports ongoing White House talks on a compromise as 18 Democratic senators lean toward revolt against the Lodge reservations, with Simmons predicting a split if interpretive changes are blocked.
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British Russian Peace Parley Reported in Progress
Stockholm February 6 Russian peace delegation led by Adolph Joffe plans broad peace with all nations. Britain and Soviet Russia negotiations proceed with Moscow seeking no interference in internal affairs as a main condition.
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Richthofen May Be Sent Here as German Envoy
Berlin reports the German Foreign Office weighs diplomatic appointees for Washington. Baron Ivon Richthofen, Dr August Mueller, and Dr Albert Suedekum are cited as potential ambassadors or envoys as relations with the United States resume. Mueller previously served in high office under the Kaiser. Richthofen is a Social Democratic figure.
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Bonfires Melt Big Snow Banks in City's Streets
Snow drifts and gusts swirled through lower Manhattan as janitors burned debris to melt piles. Dozens of fires blazed along Barclay Street with flames sinking into piles while snow faded beneath. The scene resembled a winter street in a dramatic old world setting.
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Roads Told to Rat-Proof New Orleans Terminals
Officials from Louisville & Nashville and Illinois Central railroads were told after a Dock Board meeting that rat proofing of riverfront freight terminals must begin within 48 hours or the buildings would be unusable and possibly destroyed. The move is part of a campaign to prevent bubonic plague recurrence.
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Polar Bear in Distress 600 Miles East of Hatteras
Wireless distress calls from an unidentified steamship 600 miles east of Cape Hatteras were picked up early today. The Polar Bear, a 2600 ton steamer sailing from Dakar to New York, reported disabled southeast of New York and drifting eastward at half a knot. The Noorfolk coast guard station was dispatched to assist.
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Asquith Sees Germany Reparations at 2 Trillion Dollars
London Feb 6 Former Prime Minister Asquith speaking in Paisley argued Germany could pay a reparations sum of about 2 trillion dollars after allowances for reviving German industry He said if Chancellor he would write off further sums as bad and doubtful assets and urged a practical settlement.
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Book Pages Edited by Heywood Broun in Tribune
Heywood Broun’s Book Pages will appear tomorrow and Sunday after in the Magazine Section of the Sunday Tribune, outlining literary notes and reviews for readers.
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Labor Plans Nation Wide Drive at Polls
National labor campaign to control Congress and elect labor friendly officials will be launched in presidential primaries. Gompers says a plan announcement will follow, aiming to canvass districts with 4,000,000 members and oppose unfriendly incumbents.
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Arms Seized in Raids On Sinn Feiners Homes
Police and military raided Sinn Fein homes in Londonderry, Ireland, arresting three. Arms, ammunition, and explosives were found. Dublin notes the civic flag replacing Sinn Féin banner at Gut Hall, and the council rejects removing maces as symbols of feudal authority. Lord Mayor Tom Kelly seeks release from Wormwood Scrubs. Good Morning: use Good Morning Girl for help with Tribune ad.
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Canada Banks at U S Exchange
The Canadian Wholesale Grocers' Association reports over a hundred replies urging no more purchases of U S goods unless payment is in Canadian money. Soaring exchange rates push local theaters to cancel U S attractions as American producers resist Canadian currency at a discount.
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Daniels to Ask For 26 Capital Ships for Navy
Washington reports Secretary Daniels plans to ask Congress to authorize and fund a 26 capital ship program including sixteen superdreadnoughts and ten battlecruisers. The program would cost about 780 million and seek 2200 million for the next fiscal year. Daniels argues it would create a navy matching any in the world, regardless of league of nations outcomes. He also seeks 450 million more for Navy pay to attract personnel, plus proposals for aviation carriers and destroyer tenders.
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Curb Reserve Board advocates federal act amendment in New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 6 a conference of bankers from eleven states launched a movement to amend the Federal Reserve act and curb Federal Reserve Board powers. The push follows the recent par clearance order of the Federal Reserve Bank of the 6th District. Bankers attended from Kansas, South Dakota, Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and Florida, with telegram endorsements from Minnesota, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Nebraska, North and South Carolina.
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Aid Cut Off By High Sea Beating Ship
The Princess Anne, a Norfolk to New York liner, battled a 20 to 30 foot sea off Rockaway Point as winds froze decks and cut power and heat. Thirty-two passengers and seventy-two crew faced exposure as wireless failed and lifeboat launches were thwarted by ice and gas. Captain Meade planned to pass a line from the stricken vessel to nearby ships to rescue all aboard.
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Mayor Hylan Proclaims Traffic Embargo in Snow Emergency
New York City faces severe storm conditions with the Street Cleaning Commissioner unable to cope. Mayor Hylan appeals for immediate cooperation from transportation firms excluding essential food and newspaper deliveries, calling for a temporary work stoppage and offering snow removal dump sites and borough contact numbers for volunteers. A meeting of business leaders will be convened to implement the plan.
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Thieves Loot New York Title Company Safe in Fuel Crisis
Securities valued at about 90000 dollars were stolen from the private office of Ames R. Deering a lawyer on the fifth floor of the New York Title Company's building at 185 Broadway. The burglars entered between Thursday evening and yesterday, rifled the desk and safe, using a known combination. Detec tives from Oak Street station are investigating. Police questioned the night watchman, but no arrests were made as yet. The list includes Liberty Loan bonds stocks and notes of several corporations.
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Curb Placed On Vehicles For 3 Days
New York City mayor Hylan urged a three day embargo on private passenger cars with merchants, steamship firms and unions backing the plan. A prior proclamation urged suspension of nonessential trucking as snow worsened. Early reports cite 14 inches of snowfall with more expected, crippling transport, delaying coal and food deliveries, and causing fatalities.
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Platform Contest A Survey for Editorial Section Tomorrow
A survey of two weeks of the contest with letters and planks will appear in the Editorial Section tomorrow.
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