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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1918

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Fuel Directors Split On Plan For Holidays To Save Coal

The article reports New York and New Jersey fuel administrators debating a holiday plan to cut non essential industry and save coal amid a shortage. Railroads blamed for delays and terminations at New Jersey terminals, with 420000 tons idle and talks of a presidential proclamation declaring ten consecutive Mondays legal for rationing. Local officials, laborers, and city leaders voice concerns as measures spark turmoil and uncertainty about cooperation and lasting impact.

New York Tabad New Jersey New England

Rescuers Dash Into Hudson Ice In futile search

Rescue boats braved thick ice on the Hudson as the fireboat Lawrence pushed toward a drifting ice raft to reach boys stranded in the river. The crew battled tides and darkness, finally making progress as observers on shore watched anxiously and authorities coordinated efforts.

Sure He Can Prove He Is Guiltless

Tay do Mis May Stoon fiancée of Walter Spoelmann, the alleged spy arrested while attempting to blow up a powder in a gazing at Camp Morrison, Way last week, known as the mysterious woman in the cane, has been found. Intercepted letters between the two lovers are said to have trapped Mr Stoop. Spoermann Washington, fan, The Shietat economy of food fa to be required by now laws put in the making to-day in Congress. Food Administrator Seaver has approved em, and hey expected to pass promptly ey elemental ty the pres ent foot contro l aet. Wheatless and meatless day4 and other geosomion necessary that America may holy sustain her cosbelligerents ould become mandatory by law, in tead of voluntary, on at present. Such pew laws, the food administration holds, are necessary to protect the millions of loyal Americans cooperating in food saving against the wastefulness of a few individuals and of public ra iny houses, which are said to handle probably 5 per cent of the food supply. I If the Senate the Administration bill Was introduced by Senator Pomorane. In the House It was introduced by Chairman Lever of the Agricultural.

Walter Spoelmann Camp Morrison Way Mr Stoop Spoermann Washington Fan Congress Seaver America Pew Food Administration Senate Pomorane House Lever Agricultural

Caillaux Linked to 1916 Berlin Cable Contact Case

Paris reports former Premier Caillaux acted as intermediary after a Washington cable from Secretary Lansing. The 1916 allegation claims Caillaux communicated with Berlin and Berlin War Office via an American representative in Buenos Aires to establish relations during his visit.

Paris Dian Caillaux Lansing Washington M. Caillaux Berlin Buenos Ayres

Archbishop of York Plans Visit to America

London dispatch reports the Archbishop of York announcing to his diocese his plan to visit America in response to an invitation from the Episcopal Church. He says the trip will be coordinated with the Foreign Office and the American ambassador and aims to strengthen ties, faith, and shared traditions between the United Kingdom and United States.

London York Liia America Episcopal Church Umd Foreign Office

German war plants shut by coal famine in Karlsruhe

The Gazette reports German ammunition factories at Karlsruhe closed due to coal shortages, leaving about 9,000 workers unemployed. Other large towns are similarly affected as German coal consignments to Switzerland dwindle under the diplomatic arrangement.

Lausanne Switzerland Gazette Karlsruhe Tzerland

First German agent to face American firing squad

War Department officials fear delaying the case may occur if tried in federal courts urging immediate court martial. Prompt execution is seen as a warning to other German agents in the country as pressure mounts on the Justice Department to act swiftly.

War Department

British Labor Backs Bolsheviki and Appeals to German People

Report from Petrograd notes British Labor backs Bolshevik Russia and renounces annexations while appealing to the German people. The Romanian minister Diamandi, arrested, prompts Diplomatic Corps to seek immediate explanation and action. Smolny declines comment pending fuller details as the diplomatic group gathers. Tsarist New Year celebrations mix with urgent diplomatic maneuvering.

ABI Petrograd Vira Sun Tie Corp Peutral Atorican Embatayhia Whody Torino Constantine Diamandi Noeviki Pransit Leninn Linding Institute

Britain backs self determination and empire policy

London January 15 British Labor party in a message to the Russian people declared support for self determination of peoples, calls for universal African governance under international control, advocates limited Turkish sovereignty, and urges peace conference to create a permanent organization to oversee Asia Minor, India, and other colonies.

London British Labor Party Middle East Africa India Asia Minor Russia Great Britain Australia South Africa Nland Nure

Russian Army Starves Cry of the Bolsheviks

A Russian official wireless message from Petrograd, cited in London, calls for immediate aid to the army starving due to famine. It notes troops lacking bread and fodder for horses, urging all citizens to fulfill their duty at this fateful hour.

London Petrograd Council of People's Commissaries For Central Committee Russia

German Socialists Clash With Junkers Over Peace

Amsterdam dispatch reports German press wrangles over war aims. Junker factions press for general peace by undemanding, while annexationist groups are rebuffed by Independent Socialists. Free Citizens Committee backs a peace honoring self determination and economic interests, urging conciliatory diplomacy with Russia. Dr Dernburg cautions against annexations and long-term payments.

Amsterdam Leipzig Volkszeitung Wutherland Party Jena Unde Frankfort Free Citizens Committee Germany Reichstag Russia Bernhard Dernburg Formeg Fatherland Party Americ England

No Change in Terms To Russia, Says Berlin

Berlin reports that Baron von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen told the Reichstag committee there has been no alteration in the instructions to Foreign Secretary von Kühlmann regarding peace negotiations at Brest-Litovsk. The statement comes from Berlin via London today.

Russia Berlin London Baron von Dem Bussche-Haddenhausen Reichstag von Kuchlmann Brest-Litovsk

Lansing Silent on Caillaux Evidence Dispatches

Secretary Lansing refused to confirm or deny Paris dispatches claiming his cable caused the arrest of a French premier. The Caillaux case remains judicial, and the United States will publish no documents without French government arrangements.

Washington Lansing Paris Gallaus Luxbure United States Wlvance

Entente Premiers to Attend War Council

Paris report says a Supreme War Council plenary meeting will include Premiers and military representatives of France Great Britain and Italy at Ver des to plan Western Front operations Also Thily Arthur TL. Frazier Second Secretary of the American Embassy in Paris is named by the State Department as a diplomatic representative He will not participate in deliberations and will report back to Washington

Paris Jax Supreme War Council France Great Britain Italy Verdes Thily Arthur TL. Frazier States Department Frazier

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