Limiting Italian Ambitions and Yugoslav Recognition
The editorial argues President Wilson will shape Italy's claims to the Dalmatian coast and Istria amid nationalist and self determination principles. It predicts likely rejection of Italian territorial demands and promotes internationalization to counter Adriatic threats. It notes Yugoslavia's imminent recognition and critiques Attorney-General Gregory's resignation amid meliorating public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Luckly
Italy
Dalmatian
Istra
Gregory
Our World Philanthropy and the Aftermath of War
A reflective piece on American foreign policy postwar aims to feed the hungry and aid Europe while balancing restraint and generosity. It questions how much the United States should intervene and notes fears of Bolshevism, reliance on allies, and the need for destitute nations to become self-reliant as world philanthropy continues despite costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
China
Japan
France
Republic
Syria
Near East
Henry White
American Peace Commission
Europe
Wilson
Congress
Belgium
Henry Hyde
America
One Thing For The Peace Conference To Do
Dr Frank Crane argues the Paris Peace Conference must unite nations to end war. He warns that unity of action is the sole objective, surpassing leagues or governmental forms, and notes the heavy price of failure. He urges leaders to act now, invoking moral accountability before God and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Frank Crene
Hi Earth
Childre
Cain
Dr. Bell
Old Man Coyote Tricks Bowser in a River Chase
In a cautionary Animal! tale Bowser the dog chases Old Man Coyote, ignoring warnings as the wily coyote lures him into unfamiliar terrain. The pursuer’s keen nose and Bowser’s loud voice mislead them toward a dangerous riverbank where a clever trap is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowser
Old Man
Old Man Coyote
Basser
Oirom
Farmer Brown
Long Leap Foil Moves. Bowser Story Next
A narrative describes a man leaping along a fallen tree trunk and a final long hop before hiding in a thicket to observe events. It notes American officers had earlier spent time teaching him American dance steps. The text then transitions to the next story titled Bowser.
Prince of Wales Dances With Nurses in Occupation Zone
The prince of Wales, guest of General Dickman, returns to the British sector after a luncheon with General Hines. He is treated as an ordinary captain, attends a dance with nurses including Miss Agnes Kann of Baltimore, and ends up dancing many numbers though not a good dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drg Associated Press
Coblenz
Prince of Wales
Dickman
Hines
Prince of Wied
Neuyeld
Agnes Kann
Baltimore
Pershing Promises To Expedite Mails
General Pershing stated in a communication via Secretary Baker to Senator Shafroth that mail delivery to troops abroad would improve. He noted the military postal service has had a short operation period and battles with moving troops, yet a creditable record exists. Baker added an investigation found 12 days typically elapsed for U.S. to France mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
Baker
Shafroth
Colorado
United States
France
Tescum Powders Glamorized in Covert Drink Cure Claim
An advertisement claims a secret method using tasteless powders called Tescum Powders to stop drink habits of men. It promises mass market success for wives mothers and sisters, and asserts a steel-bound money refund guarantee by Heldbreder EBrog and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heldbreder Ebrog
Uric Acid in Meat Brings Rheumatism
A classic health advisory explains rheumatism stems from uric acid in diet. It urges warmth, dry feet, less meat, and drinking water. Recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week to stimulate kidneys and rid blood of impurities. Jad Salts touted as an inexpensive lithia remedy aiding kidneys and uric acid elimination.
Ships From France Bring 100 Officers and 4,200 Men
Washington reports the transports Rochambeau Lapland and Cretic have sailed from France for New York carrying 100 officers and 4,200 men. Rochambeau arrives January 20 with parts of the 337th and 339th field artillery and detachments. Lapland due January 19 carries casual companies and units destined for Camp Dix Camp Upton Camp Meade and Camp Gordon plus 500 sick and wounded. Cretic due January 20 brings the 42nd coast artillery and about 230 casuals and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rochambeau
Lapland
Cretic
France
New York
Rochembeau
War Department
Bordeaux
Camp Dix
Sumber
Camp Upton
Camp Meade
Camp Gordon
114Th Trench Mortar
Camp Beaurard
42Nd Regiment Coast Artillery
Glass Reports Risk Bureau Snowed Under
Washington January 14. Secretary Glass reported the war risk insurance bureau has mailed only 930000 of two and a half million checks for dependents allotments and allowances deducted from soldiers pay for November and December. He said October payments were made and two months of payments would be cut before January end as the bureau writes multiple checks to cover the missing payments while congressmen flood with letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Glass
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Senate
Paderewski Wounded Slightly in Warsaw Attack
Geneva telegram reports Polish leader Ignacy Paderewski slightly wounded by would be assassin in Warsaw. Friends say he continues working with General Jozef Pilsudski on governing Poland and plans measures against Bolshevists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Tynace
Jan Paderewskki
Vna
Warsaw
Joseph Pilsudski
Imports restrictions ease for eighteen commodities
The War Trade Board announced that all imports except eighteen listed commodities have been removed or relaxed, marking a revision of the imports list in a statement released to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Trade Board
Supreme Court bans interstate liquor for personal use
Washington January 183 The Supreme Court held the Reed bone dry prohibition amendment prohibits interstate transport of intoxicating liquor for beverage purposes even for personal use Justice McReynolds in a dissenting opinion concurred by Justice Clark that the Reed amendment is not a regulatory interstate commerce measure but a direct intermeddling with state affairs The ruling nullifies state laws permitting limited liquor for personal use The decision stemmed from government proceedings against Dan Hill charged with taking a quart of liquor into West Virginia The lower court had dismissed the indictment as not within interstate commerce The court reversed and remanded the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice McReynolds
Justic Clark
Dan Hill
West Virginia
Hill
Missouri Votes Today on Federal Prohibition Amendment
Jefferson City Mo Jan 14 By agreement the ratification resolution will not be introduced until today in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jefferson City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ouiney Whig
Whig Co
Associated Press
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbridge
Sentnet Peoples
Gas
Chicago
Quincy, Til
Postoffice
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Illinois
Iowa
England
Balkans
Jugo-Slavia
Adriatic
Croatia
Serbia
OUR World Philanthropy
By Webster
H. T. Webster
Animal
U.S
Dr. Belli
Dr Bell's
Dr. Chapman
Chapman
Quincy
G. W. Chapman
4Th St
Paderewski
Schaefer
Burmeister
Weilers
N. Fifth ST
David Martis
Front Street
Nashville
Tenn
B. Goldburg
A3. Goldburg
Golobures
Optometrists
Hampshirid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!