Weather War and Weather Wonders Spark January Chaos
Major General Leonard Wood warned the House Military Committee that the United States must prepare for invasion with a force up to 2,000,000 if Europe collapses, while a weather article laments chaotic sun and snow across the nation. Blizzards hit the West, pansies bloomed in snow, and New York saw near record warmth before a sharp cooldown.
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Emperor of Austria In Grave Condition
Rome reports that Emperor Francis Joseph’s illness has worsened rapidly. Vatican circles say the emperor, 78, who has been ill for days, is gravely ill and his condition is deteriorating.
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Hughes Silent On Nomination Talk Rumor Swirls
Washington January 27 A rumor sweeps politicians that Justice Hughes is preparing a statement declining the Presidency even if offered by a unanimous Republican convention. Friends say he is not considering politics and has no plans to issue any statement.
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Auto Hit Train Ditching Kills Two In New Jersey
Dr A S Higgins of Manasquan and his wife die after their car stalls on tracks near Allenwood station as the Philadelphia Long Branch train hits it. Engineer Thomas Berrien is killed. fireman survives. Mrs Higgins severely injured with possible paralysis. Four passengers in the second car suffer cuts and bruises. other car passengers receive minor injuries. A following car narrowly avoids collision as debris scatters.
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Prisoner and Judge Go on Water Wagon
Captain Joan Greenwood, famed condenser of Sheepshead Bay fisheries, appeared in Coney Island police court to press a disorderly conduct charge against his son Jeremiah. Magistrate Speers offered the pledge of eight months in the workhouse. Jeremiah signed. The captain praised the magistrate and warned Dan Carey to monitor Jeremiah. Speers noted he had not touched liquor in twenty five years.
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Model Flees Studio as Court Sifts Model Claims
Edward McDowell, 59, an artist with New York experience, faces a Magistrate hearing next Thursday over alleged improper conduct with model Nellie Thomas, 22, who fled his East Twenty third Street studio yesterday after viewing his ad. Mrs. Thomas accuses the artist of undue familiarity while McDowell contends the inquiry is about the model’s qualifications for a commissioned painting.
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Mrs Warren Trunks Could Face Civil Suit If Indictment Fails
Washington report says if Mrs Whitney Warren escapes the criminal indictment for defrauding customs inspectors on her Europe return, a civil action may be brought for undervaluing trunks. Justice Department's ongoing inquiry will conclude next week. Treasury push favors civil action. Four States to Florida service advertised by geaboard Air Line.
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Senators Press Ban on Arms Shipments to Europe
Washington notes an hour of debate as a million-signature petition urges an embargo on American munitions exports. Senators Kenyon Hitchcock Clapp Works Ashurst Lane Martine La Follette push for action while Robinson opposes. State and British notes tense over mail censorship and neutral rights affecting ships and parcels.
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Wilson Hints At Crisis Called Warning To Von Bernstorff
Washington reports that President Wilson warned in his address that the United States cannot predict tomorrow's international relations. State Department says von Bernstorff was told this was Lusitania satisfaction last chance. Officials refrain from detailing actions but expect Germany to concede. Berlin and German quarters voice differing views on power and timing. Secretary Lansing's position was telegraphed to Berlin urging prompt acceptance of demands.
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Wilson's Crucial Political Fight Opens with War Message
President Wilson urged patriotism and preparedness in a forceful address to a discerning audience. Analysts say his political future hinges on the six days of speeches that follow, likely in the Middle West, where pacifist and Bryan-era sentiment lingers, with GOP votes pivotal in Congress.
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Persia Ready to Join Allies, Athens Hears
London reports in The Daily Mail that Persia is about to join the Allied cause. Athens correspondent notes reliable circles in London stating Persia will align with the Allies. The rumor surfaced amid war coverage from January reports.
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Britain Adds To List Of Contraband Goods
London reports several items added to absolute contraband including cork bones lead soap vegetable fibres acetones phosphorus and its compounds and all motor accessories. Sausage skins are listed among conditional contraband additions.
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We Must Pray to Win Says Admiral Beatty
Vice-Admiral Sir David Beatty urged a national religious revival in England at the Society for the Propagation of Christian Knowledge convention. He argued the war should have a higher purpose and cited France and Russia as examples of revival and unity, calling England to humbler outlooks and prayer.
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President Wilson Warns of Possible Foreign Complications
President Wilson at the Waldorf Astoria dinner for the Railway Business Association voiced grave doubts about foreign complications while affirming Americans are ready to defend their ideals. He said America will not be the aggressor but will not avoid war if necessary, stressing preparation for national defense and urging unity beyond partisan aims. He noted the need to balance peace with readiness and honor amid world events.
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