Railroads Under Federal Regulation Favored by Live Stock Group
The twenty second annual American National Live Stock Association convention urged government control of railroads with restored regulatory powers, backed federal licensing of packers and stock yards, and favored universal military training. Senator John B Kendrick of Wyoming elected president. Delegates urged public land reform, higher state agriculture funding, and measures to curb meat import theft. A Kendrick bill plan would separate stockyards from packers and regulate via federal license.
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Denver
Colo
American National Live Stock Association
John B. Kendrick
Wyoming
National Forest
Mexico
Bureau of Markets
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Colver
William P. Colver
Sioux City
Commission
Deportation of enemy aliens ordered after war
Four thousand and twenty enemy aliens were interned by the United States during the war, with the House Immigration Committee adopting a favorable report authorizing their deportation. Two thousand two hundred were merchant seamen, the rest resident aliens. Representative Johnson testified that many Germans expect to emigrate to the United States after the war, while American soldiers in France disagree on tolerating them.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
House Immigration Committee
America
Johnson
South Dakota
England
France
Italy
Paris Press Doubts Russian Decision
Paris on January 24 reports the supreme council at the peace conference issued a mixed reaction in Paris newspapers. Le Matin hails it as a bold idea while Le Journal cites French discomfort and Pichon’s stance against compromise with the Bolsheviks. socialist L’Humanité welcomes Wilson's proposals for workers worldwide.
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Paris
Supreme Council of the
Peace Congress
Mafin
Pichon
Numanite
Wilson
Allied Board Will Pass Air Laws
Paris January 23 Allied air commission to meet in Paris to settle world aerial traffic issues. Technical experts from powers prepare plans for submission. The British scheme is reported ready. Key challenge is creating universal aerial passage rules covering political and commercial aspects amid geographic complexities.
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Paris
Inter-Allied Air Commission
London Daily Mail
Denounces Paris Decision on Russia by Lyoff
Prince Lyoff former Russian premier denounces Paris peace council decisions as dangerous to Russia and the world. He says the conference renews relations with tyrants and claims the Bolsheviks have won a great victory in Paris, warning it empowers anarchy.
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Paris
Prince Lyoff
Supreme Council
Russia
Senators testify Bolsheviki soviets in U S cities
Washington January 24 Arch ibald Stevenson of military intelligence testified before the senate committee investigating German propaganda that Bolshevik movement leaders have organized soviets in American industrial centers and that postwar German propaganda aims to influence peace terms. He named Reed Williams Hapgood Abbott and noted Bolshevik schools and radical teaching funded from Russia. He urged deportation of alien agitators and anti radical laws, and cited Staats Zeitung financing by Dr Bernard Dernburg and a 500000 dollar Berlin embassy plan.
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Washington
Senate
Archibald Stevenson
Military Intelligence Bureau
Stevenson
United States
Germany
New York
Staats Zeitune
John Reed
Albert Rhys Williams
Reed
Williams
Senator Overman
Overman
Frederick C. Howe
Wittess
Howe
Staats Zeitung
Bernard Dernburg
George von Sokal
Berlin
Sacred Cantata at St Boniface Promises Rich Music
The St Boniface church choir and orchestra present Bethlehem a sacred cantata in two parts by Rhys Herbert at 8 pm Sunday January 26 in the school hall. The program lists solos duets and choruses with names of performers, conducted by Prof. Geo P Willhauck. A separate notice notes a watch stolen from Miss Bertha Lippman Newark sold to a Washington dealer for 12.
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Bethlehem
Rhys Herbert
St. Boniface
Thisty
Bertha Lippman
Newark
N. J
Washington
Engine Drops Crown Sheet Injuring Two Men
At CAMP POINT on Thursday morning extra 5336 train suffered a crown sheet failure. Fireman C A Bates and Brakeman Q C Sandquist were badly hurt, with fractures to the collarbone and shoulder, plus arm injuries. Engineer J O Anderson jumped to escape, avoiding serious harm. the engine was damaged and a way car moved to Quincy passenger No. 6.
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Camp Point
C. A. Bates
Sandquist
J. O. Anderson
E. H. Weidenhammer
Sanquist
Bates
Quincy
Good Shepherd Choir Banquet Delights Parishioners With Menu
The Good Shepherd church choir held its annual banquet Thursday night with a unique menu including Cupid's Rations and Dissolved Diamonds. Speakers Bishop Fawcett Rev J N D Davidson Capt James Beatty and others recalled choir history while attendees enjoyed oysters and various foods. event well attended. Nearby Denmark farmers reduce hog slaughter with stock under 530,000 head from 2,600,000.
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Good Shepherd Church
Polly
Bishop Fawcett
J. N. D. Davidson
Macomb
James Beatty
C. E. Epler
Charles Kreigshauser
George Gill
Capt
Quincy Boys Happy In Luxemburg
Carl Birkenmaier of the 33rd division writes from Luxembourg about the Quincy boys enjoying more leaves of absence and easy living after France. They spend spare change freely and take numerous small excursions that become pleasure trips.
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Carl Birkenmaier
Army of Occupation
Inuxemburg
France
Luxemburg
Carl
Quincy Boys
First Women’s Auxiliary Formed for Soldiers Abroad
The women’s auxiliary of the 305th New York infantry was among the first in the country created to aid soldiers serving overseas and to support their dependents at home, reflecting early organized civilian wartime relief efforts.
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Women's Auxiliary
305Th New York Infantry
Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement states a cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets by E. W. Grove. Claims to stop cough and headache and relieve the cold with each box priced 30 cents, bearing Grove's signature.
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E. W. Grove
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