Senate to Debate Wilson Peace Plea In Senate
Senate leaders plan a full week of debate on President Wilsons world peace policy after he urged free expression of opinion. Senator Cummins seeks an hour per senator, but Senator Stone objects to delaying action as foreign relations questions surface from the presidents address.
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Nation divided over Wilson peace move debate across papers
Across London Paris and New York editorials split over President Wilsons peace proposal. Some praise his broad liberty and justice aims while others fear idealism could spark misunderstandings abroad and division at home. Observers note reactions from Roosevelt Bry and editors in major papers.
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Cotton Ginning Figures Released by Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports January cotton ginning totals totaling 4,088,008 running bales, excluding linters, with 1,889,901 round bales, and 115,683 bales of seed island ginned. Data reflects nationwide activity for the month.
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Wisconsin Assembly Probes Eastman Denial At University
Madison January 2 1919 The Assembly approved a resolution demanding President Van Hise explain why Max Eastman a New York socialist was barred from speaking in a university pavilion while William Jennings Bryan was allowed to address a university audience The measure and related debates reflect tensions over free speech on campus and political influence within Wisconsin government. the Senate will consider the resolution tomorrow. The session also introduced a statewide liquor referendum bill with penalties for violations set for 1918 if enacted and other measures on minimum wages apprenticeships and crime penalties amid a busy legislative agenda.
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Employment plan to help guardsmen return home
Washington D C Jan 28 The United States employment bureau said it has completed plans with the War Department to provide work for National Guardsmen returning from the border who may be out of work. Many guardsmen face unemployment on return but the government feels responsible and has agreed to assist. No difficulty is expected in securing employment, Federal Board says.
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NEW ACTIVITY IN ROUMANIA IN 1916 FRONT
A German official statement reports a Bulgarian northward move into Dobrodit near the Danube mouth, signaling a potential Russian left flank attempt. On the Trauman front, engagements favor Teutonic forces while raids continue on other fronts. London reports 9 killed and 228 injured in a British munitions plant explosion. Germany claims air supremacy with 1,005 total aircraft losses in 1916, 784 by Entente forces.
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Fire at Hegewisch Ill destroys freight cars munitions casings
Fire swept Hegewisch Illinois on January 23 burning sixty empty freight cars bound for a Western Steel Car Co plant. The cars on a siding near the plant belonged to multiple railroads and officials deem the blaze of incendiary origin. A double guard was placed after the fire but the yards were not touched. The company holds large orders with the British government.
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Lord Cowdray Appointed Chairman of British Air Board
Gratification spreads in England over the appointment of Lord Cowdray as chairman of the British Air Board. Newspapers hail the move as the nation prepares for spring aerial operations with Trig and Lan Cowdray applying advanced industrial methods to naval and army air force construction under sole direction.
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Dry speeches delivered in Wisconsin story
In Madison Wisconsin Jim that the tread of the times and the legic of events are all making for a dry viv. An address today before the dry meeting here delivered by T L Lincoln of Aleland Center. Lincolano told the history of Michland Center since the saloon had been voted out. Mark wetted at Michigan spoke of the meter used in Michigan to secure a 2 0000 majority against library pace.
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Danish Ship Suspected of Supplying Raider
An American steamer Marina sighted a suspicious vessel near Vieques and Puerto Rico. Danish steamer Mammiershus was boarded after attempting to depart Rio de Janeiro harbor with provisions and German explosives. Reports say the raider remains missing amid unclear sightings along the South Atlantic. rumors of submarine activity and other vessels being altered or detained persist with no solid evidence.
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Pulp Wood Co. Suit Over Restraint of Trade Reaches Green Bay
The Green Bay case involves the Pulp Wood Company of Appleton seeking about 25000 dollars from Green Bay Paper Manufacturing for alleged restraint of trade. A referee, Judge Henry Grass, presided in Brown County court after years of litigation. Justice Department officials gathered testimony in Green Bay as part of the proceedings among pulp and paper dealers.
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Oshkosh Peace Tip Inquiry Yields Little Value
Oshkosh witnesses and hearings described from Washington D C as the peace note inquiry moves to New York. Subpoenaed witness Friday left for home while prospects of new revelations remain uncertain amid ongoing testimony and possible later developments.
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Senate considers salary, oil, land claims and rivers bill
In Congress, Senator Cumming moved to discharge Wilson’s address for tomorrow. Debates covered government clerk salaries, California oil and navy land reserve claims, and efforts to expedite legislative program. The rivers and harbors bill faced examination while labor leaders opposed restricting strikes.
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Oshkosh Guards Sail For Fort Sheridan In Distinct Movements
National guard units begin return from the border under War Department orders. Movement to Fort Sheridan Illinois Fort Snelling Minnesota and Fort Richardson South Dakota announced with groups and dates set, involving Second Wisconsin Infantry First Minnesota Field Artillery Fourth South Dakota Infantry, and the First Minnesota Infantry.
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Federal steel plant eyed to supply Navy needs
The Navy Department considers building several steel plants to meet the United States Navy's armor plate and projectile needs. Secretary of the Navy hinted to Washington today that a federal plant could be established to ensure steady supply amid fierce competition with British firms.
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Woman Must Stay in Jail in Bail Denial
United Press dispatch from Denver reports Mrs Moore Smith Hefoned remains in jail after Judge Butler denies bail. Thomas Rd counsel for Mrs Smith vows to appeal to the Supreme Court, seeking bail relief and clarifying the plan to pursue exceptions to the court ruling.
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Eastern floods subsiding amid river debris scenes
Waters of the Monongahela and Allegheny rivers were subsiding, with Obie river below the plate body dropping over a foot per hour. Officials estimated about 5,000 men were temporarily deprived of work but formed into crews to clear debris left by the night flood, as relief projects began.
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White Pine Blister Alarm Eases In Minnesota
Associated Press reports white pine blister fears in Minnesota have eased as experts Rastassen and Wilson from Cloquet note only minor affects. The Northern Manufacturers Association convenes here with seven members in attendance amid uncertain forecasts and changing timber conditions.
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Outposts to Return as Mexican Expedition Withdraws
The War Department says General Pershing's outposts in Mexico will be withdrawn with presidential approval. Vill a and Zapata form a new alliance to contest control of regions to be vacated, while 8,000 troops are concentrated near Chihuahua to launch a new campaign. Prospects of lifting arms embargo into Mexico under conditions are debated as diplomats plan future steps.
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Norway Socialists Back Plan for International Congress
The Norwegian Socialist party adopted a resolution supporting the American peace plan and proposed convening an international socialist congress in a Scandinavian capital to pave the way for peace. They also protested the deportation of Belgians and called for action through an international gathering.
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