Woman Found Dead on Cliff Sought Slayer in Homicide Mystery
ENGLEWOOD New Jersey a woman's body was found wedged in Palisades rocks near Upper Manhattan. Clad in silk and fur she wore a blue striped robe simple jewelry absent a purse nearby held a theatre stub and $16. Investigators believe a murder occurred two weeks prior with chloroform used and a later attempt to identify the victim. Detectives pursue a suspect as they examine the scene and belongings for clues.
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Army Finds Large German Munition Dump Near Forlenz
The US Army reports locating a vast German munition dump near Forlenz after exploring warehouses in the Coblenz region. About five million rounds were seized, with thirty million others captured by Germany and diverted to British ships. Many crates were opened, with weapons and rifles found, and some items returned to owners or redirected.
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Marshall Would Hang Leaders of U S Reds
A chaotic public gathering in Baltimore discussed strong measures against alleged Communist leaders. The speaker, Mr. Marshall, urged harsh action to suppress subversion and defend the government’s constitutional order.
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New York's Price of Victory Figures for WWI Dead and Missing
Figures published by the Metropolitan Mission list 11 560 dead and 709 missing for New York’s World War I losses. The Baccarat sector near Lormine accounts for 34 buried and 180 missing or prisoners. Vosges totals include 35 officers and 480 men puried. Meuse and Argonne areas show multiple officers missing and graves. The record notes the “lost battalion” and pre armistice advances, with extensive casualty details across sectors.
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Gary says unemployment not a serious issue in current boom
Judge Gary of United States Steel rejects talk of a big unemployment problem. He argues the nation is prosperous, needs public works and does not require a booming economy. He says employment will follow demand and insists public improvements should proceed, with winter road and railroad work urged in the South and across the country.
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State Militia Plans for Larger Reorganization
Brigadier General Charles White Berry will lead a broad shakeup to reorganize New York State forces. Major General O Ryan expected to command a new National Guard, with aims to retain France era designations and offer state troops to the federal level. The plan envisions two divisions for federal service while maintaining a state militia, pending War Department stance and legal approval.
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Hohenzollerns Vote August as Ex Prince
ISTERDAM Jan 24 The Hohenzollern family in Potsdam voted in last Sunday elections. All members used the title Von Hohenzollern as Prince or Princess of Prussia. August Wilhelm, former Emperor’s fourth son, styled himself August Hohenzollern ex Prince of Prussia.
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Allied Troops Enter Poland Reported by Paris Dispatch
MARIS Jan 26 A detachment of Allied troops is entering Poland by water. Breslin National Council dispatch notes Oderburg captured after heavy fighting. Oderberg lies on the Oder River near Austrian Silesia and Prussia. Austro German tensions rise. Berlin Vorwarts quotes warnings of German preparations against imperialism and threats from Poland.
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Trotzky Narrowly Fled As Narva Fell Invasion News
London dispatch quoted via Reval that von Trotzky the Bolshevik War Minister escaped Suren before Narva capture. Red Guard officers were captured. executions of bourgeoisie in Marya and nearby villages were alleged. Bolsheviks reportedly advance on Libau defended by British troops landed at Hienry Basel.
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Clemenceau Names Committees as Parley Doubtful
Paris reports quote Clemenceau naming committees while French Minister Pichon admits the proposed parley among Russian factions is doubtful. He notes no official views from Bolshevik groups and says no firm decision on Princes Island talks yet. The Russian stance remains unsettled and contingent on future council decisions.
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Warning to Italy in Allies' ceasefire call hints at disputed lands
The Peace conference warns against continuing hostilities in unnamed areas. It cites the Banat of Temesvar claimed by Romania and Serbia, Silesia disputed by Poland and Czecho-Slovaks, Dalmatia occupied by Italy but claimed by Jugoslavs, and a city held by Allied troops yet claimed by Italy and Wooduve.
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Moderate Size British Armies To Aid Allies In Paris Conference
British war aims outlined in Washington statement as vast coalition plans are discussed in Paris. Britain pledges to share burden without overreaching, maintaining Indian empire and Middle East interests while demobilizing home forces as occupation duties begin. U.S. and allies debate league details, with key senators signaling cautious support and concern over compulsory force.
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Great Powers Name Peace Conference Committees
Paris draft lists Gompers Davis Hurley Baruch McCormick among war reparations and labor delegates. Clemenceau seeks unity as nations debate league of nations and enforcement powers while experts prepare U S positions on treaties and how to handle Russia and Germany.
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