Naval policy debate in Republican conference
Republican members at a party conference discussed the administration’s naval buildup and possible next congress legislation but urged no action. Kelley endorsed the policy while Browning opposed expanding the navy awaiting peace conference armament cuts. Mondell pressed Kelley on declaring policy. Kelley tied equality with Britain to stronger ties.
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Washington
House
Kelley
Michigan
Browning
New Jersey
Naval Committee
Congress
America
Mondell
Wyoming
Great Britain
Mann
Representative Fordney
Ways and Means
Mason
Iillinois
Good
Iowa
Garland
Moore
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Illinois
Japan Pledged to Peace That Means Full Development
Viscount Uchida, Japan's foreign minister, pledges a peaceful, unfettered development of national life and fair policy in international relations. He supports cooperation with allies, discusses Siberia, and urges justice with China while noting a goal of a swift peace conference and stability in China.
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Associated Press
Washington
Viscount Uchida
Japan
Paris
Siberia
Russia
China
Ile
Uchida
Germany
Kian Chau
Rural Help May Drift Away To Cities
CHICAGO Jan. 22 Canners of the United States can hope for no excess of labor during 1919 says W. L. Amos of the United States department of labor and John R. Pains a Maryland vegetable packer who addressed the National Canners Association Rural committees must ensure plenty of help is available locally otherwise workers will drift to cities for temporary high wages They should cooperate with farmers to provide decent housing for farm help adequate amusements and keep workers employed on public projects like road building when farm work is scarce.
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United States
W. L. Amos
United States Department of Labor
John R. Pains
Maryland
National Canners Association
Amos
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Menke at North Twelfth Street
A baby boy was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Menke at 530 North Twelfth Street.
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Joe Menke
North Twelfth Street
Sinn Fein Assembly Opens in Dublin Mansion House
Crowds gather at Dublin Mansion House as Sinn Fein declares independence and Irish republic. Delegates enter amid notable youth presence. a peaceful scene with repatriated Dublin Fusiliers guests and a notably youthful leadership. The program features a trilingual declaration of independence in Irish English and French.
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Dublin
Mansion House
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Dublin Fusiliers
Father O'Planagan
Grav
Count Plunkett
Charles S. Burgess
Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
Free Nations
Irish Republic
England
Road Highways Unite into National Association
Delegates from thirty seven good roads associations spanning over 500 miles across three states convened in Kansas City Missouri for a first national conference. They formed permanent group The Associated Highways of America electing a 37 member executive board and naming C F Adams of Chillicothe Missouri president of the Pikes Peak Ocean-to-Ocean highway.
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Kansas City
Good Roads Associations
Associated Highways of America
Massachusetts
C. F. Adams
Chillicothe, Mo
Pikes Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway
Peace of Justice And Right Sought, Lichnowsky Says
Prince Lichnowsky, former German ambassador to Great Britain, tells the Associated Press that peace must be just and based on nations acting from the heart. He argues borders must reflect both geography and ethnography and warns against cruel financial terms or balkanized lands. He cites Wilson and British aims to end autocracy and reparations and urges upright conduct postwar.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Lichnowsky
Great Britain
Pax Britannica
League of Nations
France
Alsace
Lorraine
Transport Melita Brings Wounded and Sick Soldiers
Boston Jan 22 The transport Melita arrived from France with 300 officers and 1300 men. They will land at Commonwealth pier and march to Camp Devens or Garden City for discharge and treatment. Most are from the southwest with contingents from several states and 85 nurses aboard. The captain said soldiers cannot board until army inspection is complete amid reports of many wounded or ill men and remarks about medals on board.
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Boston
Melita
France
Commonwealth Pier
493Rd Aero Squadron
Camp Devens
Garden City
Mississippi
Ohio
Iowa
Missouri
Detained American Soldiers Halted At Halifax Port
War department orders from Washington stop the debarkation of American soldiers at Halifax. The Rochambeau, en route Bordeaux to New York, is not expected to resume until noon after docking for coal and water. Mrs. Annie Miller of Lancaster Ohio, aged 102, recalls 1840s prices and spinning at home for soldiers in earlier wars.
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Halifax
War Department
Washington
Bordeaux
New York
Annie Miller
Lancaster
Armour Denies Packe r Frauds 10 Committee
J Ogden Armour of Chicago, head of Armour and Company, told the House Interstate Commerce Committee he opposes government meat packing regulation. He denied collusion among the five big packers, said profits were low, and warned government ownership would raise costs. He argued large firms compete with many small plants and urged against licensing the industry.
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Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Armour and Company
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Armour
Finn
Mr. Sims
Hunters Hear They Cant Hunt in Spring
Mississippi Valley Hunters Protective Association met at South Side Boat club Tuesday night. A U S marshal B G Merrill said spring shooting is illegal due to Canada treaty and 15 year wait. Officers named Fred Lutin president Henry Arp vice president Duke Schroer secretary Warren Hartzell assistant secretary Elmer Mutz treasurer George Batson warden J J Krebber G Feld D W McCoy trustees. The group, formed in 1913, opposed a proposed Sunday hunting ban and urged members to lobby local reps and the state senator to defeat it.
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Mississippi Valley Hunters’ Protective Association
South Side Boat Club
United States Supreme Court
Canada
B. G. Merrill
Hinsdale
United States
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Fred Lutin
Henry Arp
Duke Schroer
Warren Hartzell
Elmer Mutz
George Batson
J. J. Krebber
G. Feld
D. W. McCoy
Schroer
Franklin And Haxel Win In YMCA Volleyball
Franklin and Haxel win two of three in YMCA Business Men's league volleyball at the gym on Tuesday evening. Franklin's team defeated Nelson's 5 15 15 13 6 15, while Lusk's team fell to Naxel 8 15 15 12 6 15. Lineups list Nelson as captain with Grumman Sullivan Lane Goldburg Waldron Dowd and Franklin with captain Channon among others.
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Walter Franklin
Herman Nelson
Jack Lusk
Naxel
Nelson
W. H. Grumman
J. Sullivan
C. E. Lane
Players named in local sports lineup show midweek teams
O G Dunlap Bob Hinchman T E Musselman Jack Cruttenden Haxel captain Jack Cruttenden J Sullivan Chipman T E Musselman Loren Cox Rev I W Bingaman Barney Shallenberg Jack Lusk captain Bob Hinchman C E Lane George B Cawthorne W ie Grumman Elmer Peters Grant Stuart listed in a combined roster for upcoming game or event.
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O. G. Dunlap
Bob Hinchman
T. E. Musselman
Jack Cruttenden
Haxel
J.sullivan
Chipman
Loren Cox
Hitzs Top Stove Mounters In Labor Temple Bowling Mix
With a 72-pin handicap the Hitz team won two of three games against Stove Mounters Tuesday night. Individual scores include Koull 160, Trine 483, Kuhlman 4131, Hogemaan 552, Spiiker 601, Wiltz 449, Pfirman 449, Recker 414, Siebeman 449, Muhrman 449. Highest average 154 by Hageman and highest score 192 by Hageman. Next game T L A vs P M s.
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Hitz's
Stove Mounters
Labor Temple
Av. Koull
Trine
Kuhlman
Hogemaan
Spiiker
eSee
Wiltz
Av. Pfirman
Recker
Fusing
Siebeman
Muhrman
Standicap
Army aviators reach Lonoke after 130 mile flight
A group of two De Havilland 4 airplanes returning to Ellington field from Detroit landed at Lonoke Arkansas after a Memphis leg, covering 130 miles in eighty minutes. The brief item notes the aircraft and route with no further details.
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Little Rock
Ark
Army
Ellington Field
Houston
Texas
Detroit
Lonoke
Memphis
Tenn
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Tpneumonta
A Roy
Our
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Kleen Maid
H. Korn
U. S
Franklin and Haxel
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Quincy's Greatest Clothing House
Hageman
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