Reds Coup Let by U S Russ Army at Archangel
Bolshevik forces shell American and Russian positions around Ust Padenga on the Waga river and near Shenkursk while peasant mobilization signals a broader offensive. An American air raid hit Bolshevik positions in bitter cold as allied troops raid Rugozierka along the Murmansk line, with no allied casualties reported.
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Archangel
Ust Padenga
Waga River
Shenkurs
Shenkursk
Tania
Vilsk
Vologda
Kadish
Onega
White Sea
Murmansk
Rugozierka
Soroka
Krupp Plant Begins Work On U S Cannon Parts
The Krupp plant at Essen started producing parts for seventy two cannons rejected by U S authorities under the armistice. A German commission reports eighty cannons shipped to U S Army headquarters in Coblenz to replace noncompliant guns, completing the heavy artillery allotment of one hundred fifty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
Krupp
Essen
United States
Krupps
Berlin
Fancy Beef Sold For 60 Cents In Denver
Denver January 23 60 cents a pound paid for the grand champion fat steer at the Denver Stock Show weighing 1800 pounds. Sold by Western Meat Co of San Francisco to the Brown Palace hotel of Denver. The same buyer paid 27.44 cents a pound for the grand championship carload of steers exhibited by M E Rhinesmith of Centennial Wyoming.
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Denver
Brown Palace Hotel
Western Meat Company of
San Francisco
M. E. Rhinesmith
Centennial
Wyo
Blaine Jr. Resigns From Red Cross Post in Bid for Banking Role
James G. Blaine Jr. of Providence Rhode Island retires as director of the American Red Cross department of development to join Liberty National Bank of New York as vice president. He is succeeded by Edward Q. Crosaett of Davenport Iowa, associate director of the department of development.
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Retirds
RED Cross
Washington
James G. Blaine, Jr
Providence
R. 1
Department of Development
American Read Cross
Liberty National Bank of New York
Edward Q. Crosaett
Davenport
Iowa
Transport Orizaba Docks with Troops Arrives at New York
The United States transport Orizaba with 2,550 troops aboard has reached quarantine off New York. Her party includes 34 sick and wounded officers and 848 wounded men. The Orizaba departed from Great January.
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Orizaba
New York
United States
Origaba
Papal Secretary Praises Gibbons On Golden Jubilee
In Baltimore on January 23 Archbishop Cerretti delivered a papal tribute to Cardinal Gibbons on the golden jubilee of his episcopate and praised President Wilson. He recalled Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland, noting the Holy See would honor Ireland with high distinction had he lived. Cerretti called this a historic American moment, lauding Wilson’s principles of humanity and noting church positions on peace four points: disarmament international arbitration and national self-determination.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Bonaventure Cerretti
Pope Benedict
Monsignor
Cetrretti
Ireland
St. Paul
Archbishop Cerretti
Holy Father
America
Cerretti
West
Monsignor Cerretti
Wison
Sierivan
Armour Defends Packers In House Testimony
Armour and company president Ogden Armour defended meat packing methods before House and Senate committees amid talks of government control. He cited a $25,000 salary, rejected collusion claims, and warned the pending bill could lead to ultimate government ownership. Armour attacked the FTC hearing and outlined South American profits, shipping aims, and policy on wiring cattle prices. Louis Swift of Swift and Company was slated to testify next.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Ogden Armour
Armour and Company
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas F. Logan
Swift and Company
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Joseph P. Tumulty
Edward N. Hurley
Whoa
Armour
Port Worth
Denver
Dillon
South America
Mr. Armour
Europe
Germany
Anmour
Results in Cologne final results Cologne Aix La Chapelle district
Amsterdam datelined report shows eight centrists are elected, three majority socialists and one democrat in the Cologne Aix La Chapelle district race.
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Cologne
Amsterdam
Cologne-Aix la Chappel
New Zealand Casualties Report War Losses
Wellington reporting New Zealand wartime casualties total 87 982 with 18 000 killed and 48 prisoners taken by the enemy as of January 28. The tally reflects ongoing losses amid the conflict and notes a small number captured.
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New Zealand
Wellington
N. 2
Heroes on Troopship Manchuria
Report on the Manchuria docking with tales of heroism. Lieut Ralph Twitchell of Winter Park Florida recalls Quentin Roosevelt as a brave shipmate. Major E C Williams of Illinois recounts his own crash after Roosevelt’s death. Other officers return home wounded. Red Cross relief plans in Serbia use military trucks from Italy and France to deliver food clothing and medical supplies amid severe pneumonia and shortages.
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New York
Manchuria
Ralph Twitchell
Winter Park
Fla
Quentin Rooesvelt
Quentin
Avors
Twitchell
E. C. Williams
Illinois
St. Mihiel
Argonne
E. P Sherry
St. Louis
Serbia
Italy
France
J. T. Bowen
Red Cross
Belgrade
Cable censorship harms commerce in New York address
Dr E E Pratt of the council on foreign relations told Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce that continuing cable censorship damages American commerce. He questioned why US trade is burdened by a discriminatory censorship aiding competitors and hindering domestic markets as officials pledged action but none had been taken.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
E. E. Pratt
Committee On Communications
The
Council On Foreign Relations of
New York
Poughkeepsie Chamber of Commerce
United States
Dr. Pratt
Daniels and
Redfield
Burleson
War Trade Board
Hich
Mark O. Prentiss
Council of Foreign Relations
Telephone rates re suspended by board
The Public Utilities Commission ordered the Central Union Telephone company to re suspend its proposed rate increase for telephone service between Decatur and vicinity Rockford and vicinity and Quincy and vicinity until July 28 1919.
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Springfield
Central Union Telephone Company
The
Public Utilities Commission
Decatur
Vicinity
Rockford and Vicinity
Quincy
Rotterdam to sail with troops for New York from Brest
The Frolland American line steamship Rotterdam of 24,149 tons gross, laid up in Rotterdam in March 1916, has sailed to Brest to load with American troops for New York, as announced by line representatives.
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New York
Frolland- American Line
Rotterdam
Brest
Iince
Line
Berlin Chief Eichhorn Hunted as Police Surround Hideout
Berlin police have surrounded the hiding place of former Chief of Police Eichhorn and anticipate his arrest soon, according to a report from Ispatoh t via the Six change Telegraph.
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London
Berlin
Policy Eichhorn
Ispatoh T
Appenhagen
Sixchange Telegraph Company
Rifles and Guns Seized in Warsaw Revolt Attempt
In Warsaw on Tuesday January 21 thousands of rifles many machine guns and grenades were found intended to topple the Pilsudski government now led by Paderewski. Authorities arrested about 1000 Bolsheviks to ensure orderly elections to the national assembly. Prince Sapieha remains imprisoned awaiting release once the political climate settles. The piece notes Paderewski’s leadership and Red Cross ties. Women in Poland push to vote, facing cultural resistance and familial opposition.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Pilsudski
Paderewski
National Assembly
Prince Sanieha
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Soldiers Get Leave for Visit to Paris
All American officers and soldiers will have a three day leave in Paris before sailing home. Italian French Belgian and British origin troops may visit former homes or relatives in France Belgium Great Britain or Italy. Permission may be granted to men of exceptional character with sufficient funds. Black marks against privates will not bar leaves to visit relatives in Europe.
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Paris
United States
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
China Seeks Sovereignty Free of Foreign Treaties
O T Wang of the Chinese delegation in Paris says two parts of China are united on foreign policy and that China seeks full restoration of sovereignty. He argues the banes are loan systems and railway concessions forced by foreign powers. He urges the peace conference to end such treaties to unlock investment and economic development.
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Paris
China
O. T. Wang
South China
Associated Press
Mr. Wang
Dance like tribute marks John Barleycorn’s obsequies
In Des Moines on January 23 a large Coliseum gathering celebrated the ratification of the federal prohibition amendment with jazz music and brisk talks, marking the public farewell for John Barleycorn.
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Dury
John Barleycorn
Des Moines
Coliseum
Chicago Board Names School After Colonel Theatara Roosevelt
The Chicago board of education adopted by rising vote a resolution to name the new school building in honor of Colonel Theatara Roosevelt, honoring his service and local impact. The action follows months of planning for the new Educations Center, with officials noting the naming reflects civic pride and historical remembrance.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Theatara Roosevelt
Powers Favor Wilson Policy of Hands Off
Paris bulletin reports President Wilson's proposals approved including recognizing Russians' right to direct their own affairs. Powers refuse dictation and invite organized groups in Siberia to send representatives to Princes' Islands by February 15 for a conference. Plenary session will discuss Lloyd George's league of nations proposals. Islands near Constantinople host about 10,000 Greeks Turks and Armenians.
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Associated Press
Paris
Press Bureau
Wilson
Associated Powers
Russia
Siberia
Princes’ Islands
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Sea of Mormon
Constantinople
Prinkipo
Khalki
Paris Council Official Report on Russia Aid Plan
The supreme council meeting at Quai d Orsay approved President Wilsons proposal to aid the Russian people without dictation while opposing counter revolution and inviting Russian groups to conference at Princes Island Marmon Sea. The plan urges peace, order, and a path for Russia to work with the world. A plenary session on January 25 will discuss the league of nations basis and other topics.
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Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
United States
Associated Powers
Quai D'Orsay
Wilson
Russia
Europe
Siberia
European
Finland
Princes Island
Sea of Marmon
Marmos Sea
League of Nations
Lloyd George
French Vote To Put Army Into Poland
ARIS Jan 22 France favors immediate armed intervention in Poland to prevent Bolshevik crushing. The French view is that military assistance must arrive within weeks to save Poland. Supplying food or munitions is believed to risk strengthening Bolshevik control by capturing the supplies.
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Associated Press
ARIS
France
Poland
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U.S
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Cerrettl
House
Bunkie
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TRAP
Nam
Teddy
Paris Council
American Peace Commission
Clemenceau
White House
Gabinet
Bernard M. Baruch
Herbert C. Hoover
Vance McCormick
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