Wisconsin approves constitutional prohibition amendment
Madison reports the Wisconsin assembly records the day’s action at 11:23 am with a 58 to 39 vote in favor of the prohibition amendment. Debates feature remarks on Socialism and the referendum idea as assembly members press for a popular vote on ratification.
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Madison
Wisconsin
J. €. Anderson
P.M. Anderson
Ballard
Bartingale
Rest
Buckley
Bullis
Carter
Chapple
Chilson
Chipman
Coe
Conner
Dettinger
Downs
Edwards
Fletcher
French
Frohmacher
Gans
Gibson
Grases
Grimstad
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J.C. Hanson
C. E. Hanson
Fr.m. Hanson
Fiellwig
Hineman
Hood
Jenson
A. Johnson
H. F. Johnson
J.E. Johnson
M. E. Johnson
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Larsen
Markham
Matheson
McDowell
Melvin
Oakes
Olmsted
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Otto
Owens
Perry
Ploetz
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Frank. Metcalfe
E. EB. Knappe
Johnson
Knappe
Russia
T. S. Nolan
Axel Johnson
Socialtet
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Baradoa
Bryan
Wen
G B. Battard
William FL Olan
Carl Kurtenacker
la Crosse
Congress
Leak or Dope: Senate Hearing on Viereck Link
Washington report says Dickinson testified he represented Viereck from 1916 to 1917 writing for The Fatherland under Josiah Wingate to reflect Bryan views. He forecast the president's Congress speech as dope, sent tips to Harris and Viereck for money, denying any actual leak.
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Washington, D.C
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Senate
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Washington
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
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Fatherland
Josish Wingate
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Mr. Bryan
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Congress
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New York
Harris
Senator Nelson
Ike Bernard M. Baruch
Boy Kills Father Shielding Mother in Wisconsin Tragedy
Lee Kielnechmidt aged sixteen shot and killed his father Charles Kielnechmidt nine miles west of Caledonia following a family quarrel he says began after his father allegedly threatened to kill his mother. The boy pleaded not guilty to first degree murder at Chippewa Falls with a January 24 hearing set, claiming he fired to protect his mother when his father reached for a knife. two daughters attempted to intervene.
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Eau Claire
Lee Kielnechmidt
Charles Kielnechmidt
Caleet
Yoon Kleinschmidt
Chippewa Falls
Kleinschmidt
Youngs Kleinschmidt
Cadett
General order calls soldiers to honor the uniform nationwide
Associated press dispatch from Washington reports a general order issued to the army today urging officers and soldiers to uphold the high regard for the uniform that has been established across the country.
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Army Today
Rotary Baker
Keep Politics From Railroad Administration Urges Counsel
A. P. Thom urged eliminating political influences in railroad regulation before the Senate interstate commerce committee. He argued a cabinet officer would face fewer political pressures, improving public policy decisions. He noted less than half of last year’s capital program for rail improvements was carried out, with $575 million spent of $1.219 billion authorized.
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Washington, D. C
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Pennsylvania
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Garfield
Program to Keep 30 Divisions in France
Washington DC reports that Shing’s plan to maintain thirty divisions in France remains the basis of operations. Officials say events in Europe show no immediate effect on this policy. March’s plan to bring home other troops aims to quickly end U.S. participation while food relief and conference adjustments seek stability. Britain plans to retain many troops in France to ease potential mobilization if new action occurs.
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Washington, D. C
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France
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Europe
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March
Great Britain
Copper Surplus Forces Calumet Works to Halt
Calumet and Hecla and Subsidiary announce work will run at three quarters of capacity near Monday due to a large refined copper surplus with no current market and uncertain future demand. About a thousand men are expected to be affected.
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Calermet
General Index Voters Steal Chimera State Rail Road Body
Voters steal control in a chaotic state rail project as survivors recount a historic charge at Château Thierry. The report describes wartime events affecting governance and transportation interests with emphasis on local figures and places.
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Will of Fond da Wae banker William Nac filed
The will of prominent banker and manufacturer William Nac was filed today. It records a large estate valued at 22510 and includes provisions for his widow.
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William Nac
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Forty States Ratify Dry Amendment With Final Vote in Sight
Forty states have ratified the national prohibition amendment, urging optimism for a final tally of forty seven to one. Dry leaders anticipate favorable action from two remaining states and outline a post amendment legal framework for enforcing prohibition including federal enforcement power, outlawing intoxicating liquor, and preventing evasion schemes.
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A.C. Dinwiddie
Congress
Supreme Court
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Internal Revenue
United States
Wilson Relief Bill Ahead of Senate Action
Democratic Leader Martin announced the Wilson relief bill to provide 10 million dollars to aid starving Europeans in Europe and the Near East. The measure received committee support, and a vote was expected soon with Republican Sen Kenyon planning a minority report. A cable from the American peace delegation indicated 300 million dollars would be needed for relief.
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Iowa
Woman Excels in New Railroading Field Says Director
Caltech Press reports Washington woman proves capable in railroad labor after wartime shortage. W S Carter, director of the railroad administration division of labor, notes her yearlong trial shows she has proven herself. The official cautions that nothing is certain yet as reforms continue.
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Washington, D. C
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W. S.carter
Railroad Administration
Marine Aviators Highly Commended In Washington Arrival
Major A. Connningham arrives from France and receives the highest commendation for his unit. The Marine Aviators, a nine man select group trained by Connningham after frontline service, are praised for their work and dedication.
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U.S Marine Aviation Corps
Washington
France
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General Stame Proposes Mooney Defense Motion at Congress
A radical meeting in Chicago proposed a general strike on July and sent a five member delegation to Washington to oppose the Mooney case. The Mooney defense resolution was the first action since Congress opened, with the aim to secure his release. The resolutions committee said the motion arose from twenty five referrals and a vote was planned for later today.
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Chicago
Washington
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Défense Congress
Soldier killed as army truck plunges bridge in Millerstown
In War One era report from Winchester a U S soldier died and others were injured when an army truck drove off a bridge at Fisher's mill yesterday. Private George Shawbold of Minneapolis was killed.
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Winchester
Memorial Hospital
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Tombling Row
George Shawbold
Minneapolis
I. W. W. Sentences Tied in Antiwar Conspiracy Case
Forty three of forty six defendants in the OW antiwar conspiracy were sentenced by U S District Judge F Rushkin of Spokane to terms from one to ten years. Mira Theodora Pollock was the only woman defendant. Ha alle Saffores and A J Fax had their sentences delayed as counsel plans for a new trial.
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Spokane
Wash
Lems
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Haalle Saffores
A. J. Fax
Three Cornered Ball Deal Figure in Rival Segments
A fragmented report describes a three cornered ball deal among rival groups. Names and places are garbled, with references to a tense meeting and planned actions in a distant area. The text hints at cooperation and conflict but lacks clear details or outcomes.
Minnesota Vote Change Noted in Early Senate Action
Fragmented OCR reads that Minnesota moved toward a constitutional or legislative change. The item mentions a vote process and mentions the senate with dates and actions, though text is garbled.
Theater Fire Threatens City Business District
A major theater blaze at One Colonial theater broke out early and for a time threatened to destroy the entire business district and city’s entertainment scene. Firefighters battled the flames as smoke spread through nearby streets. No injuries are yet confirmed, and investigators assess the cause.
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Death of Liebknecht and Luxembourg Shocks Berlin
The Associated Press reports Dr Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxembourg were killed in Berlin after mobs attacked them at the Eden hotel. Troops failed to save Luxembourg amid a crowd. Liebknecht tried to escape by car, was shot, and died near Tiergarten. Authorities vow investigation and punishment for any neglect or complicity.
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Divine Justice of Liebknecht's Fate
Berlin reports on January 16 regard Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg as victims of divine justice. The Berlin press condemns their violent Spartacist actions and sides with government leaders while noting mixed views among papers. The debate centers on responsibility for the aftermath of the uprising and the moral verdict of the populace.
German Socialist Leader Liebknecht Biography Fragment
The text cites Karl August Friedrich Liebknecht born August 14 1871 in Leipzig. A socialist politician and anti militarist, he faced high treason charges in 1807, with a conviction on a serious count leading to eighteen months imprisonment. It notes his 1910 America lecture tour.
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Transport Melita Arrives With 200 Officers and 1260 Men
The transport Melita will arrive in Boston January 21 bringing 200 officers and 1,260 men from France. The Orizaba follows with 100 officers and 2,609 men. They dock New York January 23, while accompanying units from Massachusetts Ohio and other states are deployed to Camp Devens and anti aircraft schools. Additional transports from France include Frances I Skinner Federal Calamare and Monticello arriving January 24–26.
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Secrecy at peace talks stirs World War fears
Washington reporters quote Democratic whip on secrecy at the peace conference. A senate debate follows as critics warn that concealment could threaten global peace. Paris dispatches note President Wilson’s optimism amid open covenants and expectancy of broad press access at the conference opening.
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Senate
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Siphmact
Hoadon
Secrec Acini
Wilson
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Paris
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Salary limit rescinded by Associated Irons league
At a special league meeting the New York Tl 201 monthly salary cap was rescinded. The new limit was set at 12 000 dollars per month but deemed unworkable and to be reexamined. Dmit Gecidad, a player, and other league members attended the session.
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New York
Gecidad
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Freight Boat Links Sunk in Bristol Channel Collision
The American freighter Erie has sunk after a collision in the Bristol Channel. The incident was announced today, with authorities assessing the aftermath and potential losses.
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Greek Demobilization Shrinks Army Force Significantly
Athens reports Greece will begin mobilization demobilization late this month releasing 20 000 men culling the army from 390 000 to 200 000 as part of a major reduction with volunteers or conscripts to return to civilian life while retaining core forces in the field.
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Athens
Fragmentary Weather Forecast Teases Cold Snap
A partial weather blurb notes slightly cooler conditions for Wisconsin with cloudy skies and scattered precipitation. Forecaster details are garbled but indicate a trend toward cooler temperatures through tonight and Saturday.
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