Bill to Halt MaAdoo Rail Plan Proposed in Congress
A resolution will be introduced in Congress to bar the Administration from turning railroads over to private owners if the postwar government control period is not extended. Senator Cummins and Director General McAdoo clashed as hearings on the railroads intensified. The National Association of Railway Executives will meet in Philadelphia to draft recommendations for postwar operation while opposing both a five-year plan and a swift return to private ownership.
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Tviounn
Washington
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Congress
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National Association of Tailway Executives
Philadelpha
Hough
Interstate Commerce Commision
Met Hed
Cha Wan Smith
Kellogg
Minnesota
America
Serbia
Europe
New Flow of Milk to City Ends Crisis
The city sees relief from the dairy crisis as milk shipments rise from southern and western sources. Health Commissioner Copeland cites 1,007,108 quarts received yesterday, over 100,000 more than Thursday. Baby health stations received 20,900 quarts, with suppliers meeting quotas. The Dairymen's League faces internal strains as members withhold milk, while debates over pasteurization and quality intensify. Roswell D. Cooper defends league, urges pasteurization plants to align farmer and consumer interests.
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Elkins Nathan
New York Silk Conference Board
Sheffield Farina
Wendeney
Dairymen
P . Gussman
Dairymen's League
New York City
League
New York State
Pasteuriz
Iman
Tioga County
Dairymen’s League
Owego
Albert Manning
Pennsylvania
West
Upstate
Mr. Manning
New York Board of Health
Roswell D. Cooper
Disco
John ‘'. Dooling
Rte
Pershing Dances Way To Hearts Of Phone Girls
Yonkers correspondent recalls a 1918 salon at General Pershing’s French chateau where American telephone operators, guests of Anne Morgan, enjoyed a lively party. Char ette Gyss says the general charmed the attendees, dancing with many guests and jokingly prompting a playful unease that inspired affection for Black Jack.
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Pershing
Yonkers
France
General Pershing
Veronica Taaffe
Charette Gyss
Black Jack
Miss Gyss
Anne Morgan
Americans Hold Reds in 5 Day Battle
An American force fights through five days of Arctic cold against Bolshevik troops near Kadich along the Petrograd road. Outnumbered about three to one, U S soldiers endure incessant shelling, endure hardships, and press forward, using trench mortars effectively. Patrols engage near Vologda Railway and Onega, with possible withdrawal from exposed positions to a captured village.
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Antory
Petrograd Road
Steizhs
Vologda
Onega
Riga Urges United Defence Against Reds Invasion
The Riga government seeks a united defence with German support to repel a feared Soviet invasion. The dispatch, published in the Vosische Zeitung, notes panic in Riga and outlines a position favoring a coordinated Baltic defence. Continued on page four.
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United Defence
Reds
H. W. Smith Lie
Varie Tribune
Coporielit
Yorke Technes Inc
Rotterdam
Vossische Zeitung
Japan to Withdraw 24000 Troops from Siberia
London reports a Tokyo dispatch quoting the Japanese War Office that 24000 troops will be withdrawn from Siberia, to maintain only a minimal force there. Public opinion deplores the withdrawal and observers deem the intervention a failure.
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Ondon
Beria
Tokio
Japanese War Office
Japan
Siberia
Amecans
Missing Girl Found Wrapped in Blanket in New Jersey
Adelaide Kramer, secretary to the treasurer of the American Cigar Company, disappeared December 28. She was found last night half frozen and hysterical, wrapped in a blanket on the Hudson shore below Englewood New Jersey. Police identified her after her mother arrived at Englewood Hospital. She had been missing since December 23 after leaving work to shop. Her feet were frozen and she was exhausted after wandering near Inter-State Park along the Palisades with sightings by a night watchman and park staff. Her family says a nervous breakdown preceded the disappearance and her father vanished years earlier.
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Inter-State
Palisades
Park
Englewood Hospital
Sninger
New York
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Kramer
Fifth Avenue
Pope Greets Wilson in the Vatican and Peace Aims
President Wilson asks Congress for 100 million dollars to feed distressed European populations outside Germany including Turkey and Poland. Secretaries Glass and domestic leaders push the plan as a humanitarian act with broad American support and lasting global impact. The Vatican meeting with Pope and Wilson is noted in Rome.
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Vatican
Hoover
Washington
Europe
Germany
Turkey
Poland
Congress
Secretal Glass
Shy Glass
Capitol
House
Republic
Hie
United States
Russians Form Serbia Would Fight On in Paris
Report describes a provisional council of ambassadors from Russia and Serbia forming to sustain anti Bolshevik efforts and coordinate with the peace conference in Paris. Serbian minister Vesnitexh says Serbia will not cede Dalmatia or submit to Italian control, faith in America’s stance for small nations.
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Dalmatia
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England
France
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Adriatic
Italy
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Associated Press Oy
M. R. Vesniteh
Ilay
Dr. Vesniteh
United States
Wilson
Russian Problem to Be Among First for Entente to Settle
London reports describe Britain and the Allies preferring limited intervention in Russia. They aim to prevent Bolshevism from spreading in Central Europe while delaying major action until the peace congress meets. Interventions face objections that it would disrupt Russia’s internal affairs, risk aid to Germany, and add war weariness. The situation is critical but the Allies plan quick steps if needed to curb Bolshevism.
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Yorke Tribune
New York
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London
Russia
T Hose
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
Emerton
Germans Insist Peace Shall Be on 14 Points
Copenhagen dispatch reports German Foreign Minister Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau aims to avoid surrendering to all peace terms. The Tageblatt backs Wilson's points, warns against self-humiliation, and urges affirming German will while rejecting violence. Spa internment release request cited by Amsterdam telegram.
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Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
America
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Brockdorff-Rantzau
London
Spa
Amsterdam
President Wilson in Rome Before Paris Visit
President Wilson toured Rome joining Pope Benedict at the Vatican and viewing the Pantheon Garibaldi monument and Roman ruins. He then met the Pope and addressed American journalists as guards and gendarmes ushered him into the Pontifical residence amid cheering crowds.
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Pantheon
Victor Emmanuel II
Humbert
Rome
Garibaldi
St. Peter's
Vatican Gardens
Old Forum
Coliseum
Papal Apartments
Palatine Guard
Palazzo del Drago
Ambassador Page
Charles O'Meara
American College
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