Lawson Ready to Name Cabinet Members to Congress
Washington January 9 Thomas W Lawson urged the House Rules Committee to order an oral investigation and reveal the names of cabinet members a senator and a New York banker tied to advance information on the peace note He denied knowing of any advance information while asserting a public disclosure request would pressure Congress against a whitewash He named broker Baruch and Lawson as key figures in the daylong hearing and noted executive moves to preserve records at F W Lockwood Co prior to the peace note date
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T. W. Bolling
Woodrow Witton
Washington
Conmitttee
Lawson
Campbell
Congress
Domoceaty
Bernard M Baruch
Thomas W. Lawson
Baruch
Ber
Lanning
Chiperfeld
Buff alo Bill Still Fights Vitality of Dying Scout
Coronel William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill remains alive in a Denver bedside scene as doctors and family note a day of surprising strength. Dr J H East reports heart action weak yet digestion ceased. the scout slept quietly for two hours amid hopeful rumors of recovery. In a separate note, John D Archbold instructs a £500000 gift to Syracuse University to found an endowment, contingent on additional funding.
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Coronel
William F. Cody
Buffato MN
J. H. East
John D. Archbold
University
Family
Syracuse University
Board of Trussuire
Five Guardsmen Punished by Spread-Eagle at Bronx Armory
Private Kellerman and four fellow soldiers from Batteries E and D of the 24d Field Artillery were strapped to wheel spokes and left for hours as punishment for disobedience at the Franklin Avenue armory in the Bronx. One man remained at the wheel longer, then in solitary confinement on bread and water. Officers back the order, while enlisted men condemn the treatment as harsh and unnecessary.
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Battery E
Battery D
Field Artillery
Franklin Avenue
106Th Street
Bronx
Dy Max
Ketterman
Frank A. Spencer
Frank I. Hines
2D Battalion
2D Field Artillery
McAllen
Spencer
Kellerman
Malph Pringie
Earl Pringit
John Foley
Elmer St. George
Onis
Arnold Daly May Die After Operation
Actor Arnold Daly collapsed with acute peritonitis and was rushed from his West Sixty ninth street apartment to Roosevelt Hospital. He underwent immediate surgery lasting about forty five minutes and remained under anesthesia early this morning, with hospital officials reporting his condition as extremely serious. Daly, known for the play Master, had recently moved the production from Felten Theatre to the Bandbox, and fell ill after performance fatigue.
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Arnold Daly
Roosevelt Hospital
Daly
Felten Theatre
Monning
St. Daly
West Sixty Eer
Indicted Thaw accused of whipping, kidnapping in plan
Ardent pursuit of Thaw continues as authorities indict the former patron of high society on assault and kidnapping charges. Accomplice O Byrnes faces related counts while detectives audit sightings in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. A separate note reports universal military training as the only path to reliable defense, citing a bleak National Guard re-enlistment outlook.
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Thaw
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Oliver Brower
George F. O'Byrnes
O'Byrnes
Bay
National Guard
Congress
Willard D. Straight
Cleveland H. Dodge
John Mitchell
Jorge W. Perkins
Alfred I. Smith
Jexander M. Whi
Girl and Youth Marry Then Vanish After Auto Ride
Elsie Corbett of Brooklyn wed a youth named Peter after an automobile trip to the Biltmore. A telegram announced the marriage and since then mother and families have heard nothing of the couple or the poodle. The vanished pair left behind a flood of questions as to what comes next.
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Elsie
Biltmore
Corbett
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Peter
Messie
Langler
Hunger in Berlin prompts hospital meal aid plan
In Berlin a health inquiry found widespread illness linked to inadequate nourishment. Berlin authorities decide to provide special hospital meals and grant meal tickets for patients, advised by physicians to strengthen resistance and recovery.
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Berlin
Jan
Elen
Deportations to End Germany Planned for Belgium
The Nieuwe Courant correspondent reports German authorities with Belgian commune cooperation plan to deport unemployed to Bergham and then return those previously deported. The measure aims to tackle unemployment by shifting work to Belgium as the Hague audience contemplates.
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Ermany
Belgium
The
Hague
Phe
Den
Aarnenburg
Nieuwe Courant
Bergham
Vote Picket at White House Demands Wilson Action
Three hundred members of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage gathered at the White House to present resolutions honoring Mrs Milholland Boissevain and press President Wilson to support woman suffrage. After Wilson declined, leaders pledged further action, raising over $5,000 for the campaign and planning dawn demonstrations at the White House gates with banners in purple, white and gold.
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White House
Sentinels
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Capitol
Inex Milholland Boissevain
Beeemed
Feader
Aimilar
Sis
Union of the Women of the
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Union For Woman Suffrage
Woman's Party
Harriet Stanton
Democratic Party
Storsen
United Stat
Sara Burd Field
San Francisco
Maud
de Younger
Sao
Fire in Spain Burns Many Noted Paintings
Madrid Jan 9 A fire at a Madrid academy yesterday destroyed world famous paintings including Van Dyck Portrait of the Dane of Richmond Pillan Venus and Adonis Velasquez Disciples at Emmaus Murillo Malta fragment Teonarie da Vinci Landcoupe Normandy Rembrandt Trois Eauatortes and other works.
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van Dyck
Richmond
Pillan
Velasquez
Emmans
Malta
Mabin
Normandy
NEW HOLLWEG PEACE OFFER EXPECTED WITHIN WEEK
Amsterdam dispatch says German Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg may issue an important declaration around mid January. The Entente reply to President Wilson is awaited and Germany will seek neutral support after its contents are revealed. The move appears timed with a January 15 central powers conference and January 18 central parliament presidents meeting in Berlin.
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Amsterdam
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Tijd
Berlin
Wilson
Reichstag
Germany
Central Powers
New Premier in Russia Defies Status Quo and Praises Gerard
Petrograd reports Premier Trepoff and Count Ignatieff resignations. Feiner Golitaine appointed Premier, with Kultehiteky as Public Instruction Minister and M. tof joining the Empire Council. Golitzine, 56, born in Wiesbaden, expands cabinet amid German influence fears. Berlin notes mixed reactions to Gerard remarks at a dinner, with press debating peace terms and US-Germany ties amid munitions trade concerns.
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Reuter
Petrograd
Trepoff
Count Ignatieff
Russia
Council of Ministers
Olga Semenovna
Sty
M. Trepoff
Boris Stuermer
Douma
Berlin
Albasador Gerard
Germany
United States
America
Rhenische Westphalische Zeitung
Austrian Cabinet on brink as Berlin dispatch notes snags
A Tageblatt report from Vienna says Count Claimed Martinic leads a cabinet that is failing to solve problems. Czech parties withdraw from cooperation while Christian Socialists remain aloof. Germans in the cabinet demanded prerequisites for parliamentary work, Calician issues grow harder, and doubts arise about the Austro Hungarian trade moratorium.
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Dan
Tageblatt
Vienna
Claim- Martinic
Goubts
Hungary
Transport Sunk by U Boat in Mediterranean Action
Berlin reports another Allied transport sunk in the Mediterranean by a German submarine under Lieutenant Steinbauer. The vessel, about 6100 tons and armed, was struck January 3 after prior sinkings including the French cruiser Gaulois on December 27 and the British Ivernia on January 1. Five other vessels were sunk and another seized. Names listed include Lesbian, Bergholm, Markland, and Alphonse Consell.
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Mediterranean
Berlin
Steinbauer
Gaulois
Ivernia
Lin
Pame
Tone
Briish
Lesbian
Arg
Janam
Bergholm
Ing Markland
Arasthe
Preach
Alphonse Consell
Allies Plot New Macedonian Push In Wartime Talks
London Jan 9 The Allies weigh coordinated action across fronts to pressure Greece and Germany as a peacemaking mood grows in Europe Italy backs the Balkans effort and supports a bold stance toward Greece and King Constantine. Britain and American relations warm as the war shifts toward decisive campaigns in Macedonia and beyond.
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Britain
Genece
Italy
Greece
Balkans
Constantine
Co ordination Assured by Conference Briand Says
Briand declares coordination assured by the Rome conference as he travels to Paris from Turin. He speaks to a correspondent of the Petti All the office of the Allied confirms unity and shared aims following the talks.
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Paris
Rome
Triand
Turin
Petip
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