Germany Seeks to Evaluate Wilson Plan in Frontline Talks
Berlin dispatches report President Wilson's senate speech relayed to Kaiser and Hindenburg. Gerard briefed Zimmerman. U S officials see Germany reluctant to officially recognize the address. Most politicians back Wilson's freedom of seas concept while Germany plans for a major conflict and mobilizes home service. Anticipated decisive naval battle looms as embargos affect officers.
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Berlin
Wilwin
Senate
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Gerard
Zimmerman
Washington
Foreign Office
Germany
Wilson
Suitcase linked to July bomb in Mooney trial
In San Francisco a suitcase matching the bomb description found moments before the fatal blast is tied to the July explosion that killed ten people. Eleanor A. Kennedy testified in the Mooney murder trial as prosecutors press the case against Thomas J. Mooney and four co-defendants.
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Ban Francisco
Pat
Eleanor A. Kennedy
Thomas J. Mooney
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Wool Prices Fall in Kansas City Market Report
The Kansan City wool market saw grease wool bring about 41.5 cents per pound with three-fourths fine quality at 3. a clip described as burty and of median length. The C.J. Mayton Wool Combination Company reported sales including a short staple fine wool from Buchanan New Mexico at 30 cents per pound and a hurry clip from Lamar Colorado at 30 cents per pound, totaling $11,084.60.
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C.J. Maytion Wool Commbation Company
Kansan
Buchanan
New Mexico
Lamar
Colorado
Child Reconciles Parents In Court Room New York
In New York on January 24 Didley Brown head of a manufacturing concern and Ng Wife appeared in supreme court after a six year old daughter prompted a reunion. Brown had refused custody but the child led both parents to embrace then the case was adjourned for private talks. The parties agreed to drop estrangement and resume discussions on the marriage.
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New York
Didley Brown
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Clevelood
New Consolidation Plan Submitted in Salem Session
Salem January 24- A comprehensive consolidation plan to revamp state government was offered to the House Consolidation Committee by Representative Kean. The plan splits government into executive, financing, and administrative departments with a board of control over state institutions and a finance department led by the state treasurer. Thompson speaks as vice speaker presiding over a calm, brief session.
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Kean
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Department of Labor
Industrial Welfare and Child Welfare Commission
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Orton
Sear
Chalman Mackay
Portland Wind
Thompson
Jon
BIA
Senate
Leak probe heads to Capitol for hearings in Washington
January 24 New York The Howe Jok committee adjourned to Washington and will hold a meeting there to set the time for resuming the probe. The delay followed a decision that it was impossible to obtain stock exchange records quickly and the committee asked the exchange to hurry.
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New York
Howe Jok
Washington
Reeimine
Club back to Old Portland price
Portland market brief reports prices today with open high low and close figures. Mentioned items include Portland firings and steel trades with scattered percentage figures and a January date.
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Old Portland
Debates Ignite Action On Cummins Resolution
Washington reports hot Senate debate precedes action on the Cummins resolution. Parry and Harris of the Federal Tide Commission will confer with Canadian officials regarding reports that the dominant government has the ten dollar bill.
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Washington
Parry and
Harris
Federal Tide Commission
Roosevelt Letter Urges Action Over Belgium Wrongs
St Paul meeting of citizens protests deportation of Bel Finns. Roosevelt urges the nation to stop rhetoric and take real steps to protect small nations, noting the need to bear some risk and act to right Belgium’s wrongs.
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ST. Paul
Belgium
Roosevelt
Senate Debates Wilson Address In Congress Clash
Washington January 4 the senate failed to act on a resolution for a general debate on President Wilsons address but left open discussion. Senators throughout expressed opinions on peace strategy with Stone urging committee referral and Sherman condemning the presidents address as a stump speech from the throne.
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Stone
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Shafroth
Weels
Gallinger
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Thompson Named Admiral for 1917 Regatta
Thompson of the city was elected admiral of the Ag tort Regatta for the summer, news reaching T F O'Brien from Mayor Hales of Astoria. Thompson was en route to St Paul when the telegram arrived.
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T. F. O'Brien
Hales
Astoria
Record Breaking Cow Sold To Creamery Firm
Utica N Y Jan M twenty seventh year. Tretfy Queen de Kol the cow that recently set a butter output record by yielding 542.7 pounds of milk in seven days for 4226 pounds of butter was sold for 5000 dollars to a creamery company. The prior record was 2 pounds of butter. The cow is nine years and nine months old.
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Noy
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Queen de Kol
German diplomat Zimmerman comments on peace reply
Dr Alfred Zimmerman Germanys secretary of state for foreign affairs says the intense reply to President Wilsons peace message bars the possibility of further peace steps for now. He is noted as a leading diplomat who once served as under secretary under von Jagow and bears a scar from a student duel.
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Germany
Wilson
Zimmerman
von Jagow
Walser
Old Heldeberg
German destroyers sunk in Dutch coast naval report
London reports Dutch correspondents said seven German destroyers were sunk or crippled. The admiralty made no change to yesterday’s statement. Holland considers internment of the crippled destroyer V-69 seeking refuge at Ymuiden. Berlin announced one British destroyer sunk off the Dutch coast and one German torpedo hit the Dutch harbor. The rest of the German vessels returned with all forces.
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Ymuiden
London
Sgilora
Admiralty
Holland
Ymulden
Berlin
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Utah vote bearer disappears amid delayed returns
Washington dispatch reports Utah's messenger with the official presidential vote count has vanished. The state secretary and state department alerted authorities as all official counts were due in Washington last Monday. The delay stalls the official announcement of Utah's tally.
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Utah
State Department
Tah
German raider sightings off South American coast
Rio de Janeiro reports rumors of secret bases and hidden harbors along the north coast of South America as German raiders reportedly operate with a four funnel vessel and accompanying ships. The marine minister cites searches and dispatches from Brazil.
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Rio DE Janeiro
North Coant
Minister of the Marine
Tornes
Pernambuco
Women back plan for a peace league in Washington
Mrs Walter McNey Miller president of the National Women’s Suffrage Association and Alice Paul national chairman of the Congressional Union say all women will give hearty support to President Wilson’s proposed peace league. They praise the idea of a government with the consent of the governed and insist women have made and will continue to make great war sacrifices.
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Amrs
Walter McNey Miller
National Women’s Suffrage Association
Alice Paul
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Wideon
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Ohio Society Planned by Pendleton Residents
A meeting is organized to form the Ohio Society of Pendleton with former Ohio residents invited. The club will be formal and social in nature, with J. W. Buff taking an active role, and a venue set in a local library building for the organizing session.
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Hio Society of
Pendleton
Hieokere
Ohio
J. W. Buff
Joseph Cunningham Dies at 100 in Oregon Hospital
The late Joseph Cunningham, long a resident of Prineville area, died recently at Eaton Oregon State Hospital. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon in the hospital chapel with Rev. Charles Quinney officiating. He had been in failing health after a month in county hospital and prior residence at his farm. Relatives and neighbors were to care for his remaining affairs.
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Joseph Cunningham
Eaton Oregon State Hospital
I'rineville
Third Death Reported From Freeaine in North Dakota
A third death was reported in North Dakota last night related to freeaine usage. Authorities say Ian Pargond, a resident of McVijie, was found dead near Alfred, Laarery UTE, after an incident at a local site.
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Dako
McVijie
Lati Bondar
Alfred
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