Treaty In Effect By Exchange Of Ratifications
Paris reports that the Versailles peace treaty became effective at 4:16 pm after the exchange of ratifications. German envoy Baron Kurt von Leisner signed the protocol earlier, with Stimson present, as Clemenceau presided over the cloaked ceremony in the French Foreign Ministry. The absence of American representation drew remark. instructions from Washington were awaited.
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Italian liner loss dominates Senate treaty debate
Rough transcript shows 700 reported lost on an Italian liner and intensifying clashes over Wilson and Bryan on the treaty. Democrats push reservations while Republicans pressure for a unified stance, with leaders Hitchcock Lenroot and Lodge cited on interpretative reservations and campaign timing.
Colleges Vote on the League Plan Referendum
Intercollegiate referendum to be conducted by the League Plan committee polls six questions for about 100 colleges nationwide. Senators Lois and Siedcock weigh in on peace terms and German policy as students prepare to vote on the plan.
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Steamer Princess Mafalé Reported to Strike Mine
Report from Genoa says the liner Princess Mafalé struck a mine and was lost with seven hundred feared dead. Owners confirmed the ship’s loss as shipping lines awaited official details.
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Genoa
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Lievds Shipping
Wary Telephone Signals Man in Custody
A garbled report describes a man in custody following a telephone exchange about marriage. Louise Cady Ene recalls exchanging messages with a man identified as a parson in a beet with Kim. She grows suspicious, believing she may have been deceived.
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Demet
Louise Cady
Kim
Louis
Ckerman
Connor and staff depart for Antwerp
General Connor and his staff sail for Antwerp by ship this morning, leaving behind the last American forces in France. The party includes wives and members of General Connor’s staff, representing the interwar marriages and relations linked to the American presence.
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Antwerp
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Accused of Sending Threatening Letters in Detroit Case
Federal grand jury indicts Sather of Detroit for sending threatening messages to officials and public figures over the signature Nordne. Letters targeted prominent persons. case pursued by federal authorities.
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Sather
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Treasury Certificates Discount Rate Raised
The Chicago Federal Reserve Bank announced an increase in the no discount rate on Treasury certificates of indebtedness from 3.55 to 3 percent. The move aims to curb speculation and discourage hoarding while facilitating lending in the market.
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Chicaxa
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
Isdar
War Hero Killed by Bandits on Mexican Prospecting Trip
Albert N. Depew, war veteran long associated with Liberty Bond drives, is dead in Mexico after a lone expedition near Tucson. Dispatches say Mexican outlaws riddled his body after ambushing him while he searched for prospects. Reports from Mexico City note investigations and diplomatic efforts to punish those responsible.
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Mexico
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Forty-One Sign Up for State Recognition Guards
Associated Press report notes Asimolander details forty-one men signing the role organized as needed for state recognition.
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Wilson to Sign Gall for League War is By Best Prepared
Paris diplomats push ahead as Wilson prepares to sign the League of Nations pact. Ambassador Wallace cables that Foch and Bourgeois will address the council at the first meeting, with Curzon and others weighing in on dissected terms and future roles. The U.S. will not sign as president or join commissions until war ends. War is now described as a science, with preparation and industry shaping future conflict and peace.
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Romance Began in a Nantes France Base Hospital
iSpecial to The Northwestern reports a romance that began in a base hospital at Nantes France during the war. Miss Arsene France and Ralph bridge were married in New York aboard the steamer Servo and met by Mr. and Mrs. Haxter. They traveled to Kaukaens for a visit before settling. Hawley served in the thirty-second division and was wounded during the war. The couple arrived in Se ridge Frid on January 2 for a visit with relatives.
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Railway line in hands of Bolsheviks report
Paris dispatch says the Ramenets Podolsk Preskuroy Staro Konstantinov railway line is in Polish hands. Polish high command plans to press the occupation of the evacuated region and advance as Denikin forces retreat. The region’s control is likely to shift amid ongoing army movements.
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Associated Press
Paris
More Men Withdraw From Marinette Mill Strike
Associated Press reports continued labor action at Thompson-We savemit in Menominee County. Striking workers walked out in mass, seeking a 50 percent wage increase as the union ranks grow, with 400 workers previously involved and now numbering well over 1,500 in some plants.
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Menominesr
Woman Admits Four Husbands
Edna Leis, 22, was arrested in New York on a bigamy charge after confessing to marrying four men. Cheries Hoffman, 22, Robert Simmons, 79, George Faucett, 24, and Joan Lesleve, 22, were named as spouses. Leis reportedly started marrying young, claiming she did not know bigamy was illegal.
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New York
Edna Leis
Cheries Hoffman
Robert Simmons
George Faucett
Joan Lesleve
HoYmen
Meade
Reports of German Government Overthrow Reach Brussels
Brussels reports of a German government overthrow lack independent confirmation. Travelers from Berlin say socialists control the situation with a general strike declared in areas not under a third occupation. Dispatches emphasize uncertainty and timing around the Versailles treaty implementation.
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Evemr
Sas
Prean Lomson
Berlin
Waxy
Copenhaven
Germany
Wereailles
Gertran
Vanderbilts’ Fifth Avenue Estate Faces Tax Sale
United Press reports a Fifth Avenue property between Seventh and Fifty-eighth Streets valued at 5.6 million for tax purposes. The estate includes three theaters, private dwellings, a warehouse, seven factory buildings, and ground under lease, associated with Cornelius Vanderbilt and heirs, with Henry Astor’s estate also linked to the sale.
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Henry Astor
Million Dollars in Damage to Steamer St Louis
A report of a maritime incident lists the steamer St Louis at a Hoetoken shipyard with interior wrecked and plates badly worn. Estimated damage reaches 1,006,500 dollars as the vessel settled against the Kroonland with seacocks opened. The ship, refitted as a passenger liner after wartime service, suffered extensive damage and uncertain cause.
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St. Lepet
Kroonland
Craig
St Louis
Krosnland
St. Louisa
Louisville
Victor Berger Denied House Seat Again
Victor Berger Socialist Representative elect from Milwaukee was denied a seat in the House for the second time. The Election Committee chair offered a resolution denying seating on grounds of ineligibility under the Constitution, despite Berger’s claim he was elected to fill a vacancy. Votes were 226 to 6 against seating, with debate over representation and the future of his renomination by the party.
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Bread price increases threaten Sioux Falls shoppers
A garbled notice notes possible bread price hikes in Sioux Falls South Dakota. The fragment mentions a federal price control act and baking industry discussions, with unspecified authorities preparing action.
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Northwestern Keeps City Subscription at Two Cents
The Daily Northwestern announces it will not raise the city subscription price to 15 cents nor sell single copies at 2 cents. It cites rising costs in paper, pulp, and distribution, but says publishers will protecting readers by delaying any rate increase while costs and advertising rates rise.
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Cavalry for Eau Claire Assignment and Movements
The Eau Claire cavalry troop, including a company of infantry, is being reorganized. Guards were relieved. orders from the adjutant general direct redeployment to Stevens Point Merrill and possibly La Crosse with stations at Port Washington Ladysmith and Fort Atkinson. light artillery planned at Stevens Point Merrill and possibly La Crosse.
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Those Married Outside Advised to Marry Again
Court notice urges couples wed outside state lines to remarry within the state. The report notes multiple marriages at Wankteran and Sayre, with several unions now subject to annulment or reconsideration under local law.
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Gag- Arlker Caupley
England punishes food profiteers with fines and cases
An Associated Press report from London notes authorities have charged and fined individuals for profiteering in food during wartime. The article reports total penalties around $10,046 across 67 cases, detailing enforcement actions in several regions.
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Isheen FiRnagierd
Gconto Votes On Ten Ward Proposition
Local notes indicate a council discussion on a ten ward proposal with expected action in the near term. The ordinance has been presented before the council and is under consideration for approval or revision.
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Gconto
More Marriage Licenses Issued in One County Record
More marriage licenses were issued in Fond du Lac County than ever before, according to records. The report notes 273 licenses granted, reflecting a surge in marriages for the area.
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Ovonia County
Congress May Investigate Naval Awards
The Senate and House consider Navy Department medals approved by Secretary Daniels. Rep. Lufkin pushes for a joint congressional inquiry into naval awards to expose facts, with hearings to reveal real reports and ensure fair recognition for war heroes. Admiral Sims and other naval figures are noted for their roles. Ireland day highlights political praise for Irish leaders and descendants.
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