Division of coal fields into districts underway
Washington Jan 26 The fuel administration moves to divide the nations bituminous coal fields into twenty districts as the first step toward a zone system for distribution. Seven districts are mapped, with Garfield naming representatives and rail aid to define consuming districts. a plan for budget and distribution will be issued after reports from district reps. Temperature and weather delays affect coal transport in the east as summer reserves are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Railroad Administration
Fuel Administration West
England
Kentucky
Georgia
Tennessee
E. R. Clayton
Harlan
Gauley Fields
West Virginia
Emeuraenes
Ray
J. D. A. Merrow
Garfeld
Pennsylvani
Plu
A. T. Smith
Bolshevik Stockholm rejects visa for U.S. envoy in Petrograd
In Stockholm on January 26 the Bolshevik foreign representative refused a visa for Livingston Phelps, third secretary at the American embassy in Petrograd, who seeks to return to his post.
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Stockholm
Livingston Phelps
Amerian
Petrograd
Rain Bombs Hit Goeben and Dardanelles Targets
London dispatch reports over the past forty eight hours seven tons of bombs dropped on and around the former German cruiser Goeben stranded in the Dardanelles and on the Galata airdrome with several direct hits noted.
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Goeben
London
Tan
Dardanelles
Galata
Heavy Bonds Given By Men Held By U S
Five northeast Missouri men were arrested in Kirksville and Kahoka on charges of uttering disloyal remarks against the U S government and President Wilson. Each man was held on $10,000 bonds and arraigned in Hannibal before U S Commissioner Albert R. Smith. Sublett waived hearing. others have hearings Feb 4, 9, 10, and 8.
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Tannibal
Missouri
Kirksville
Kahoka
United States
William B. Fahy
Monroe City
Albert R. Smith
Hannibal
Wilson
T. E. Sublety
Roberts
Goeke
Barber
Kertel
Fahy
Moberly
Mio
Bo Schunemann
Germany
Wall Street
England
Belgium
Personal notices and local updates from Blessing era
Diabetic Flour at Mersiman s in Everett Wintepinh plans a public sale of his personal property on his farm near Plainville. Delaplain advertises actions and bids, with mentioning of recent deals and upcoming closings by March 1. Local births, illnesses, hospital notes, and residents moving to Oklahoma are reported, along with short items about insurance, business college arrivals, and a minor accident recovery. More names and addresses appear in this compact community brief.
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Mersiman’s
Everett Wintepinh
Plainville
Quines
C. E. Delaplain
Delaplain
Ile
Ford
EB. Delaplain
Joe Griffiths
Commonwealth Insurance Company of Chicago
Clarence Wicker
Alemena
Akansas
Richard F. Neale
Rocky Ford
Cub
Gem City Business College
Emil Leipold
Helen
Junior
Leipold
Jimmie D. Davis
St. Louis
Hedley J. Eaton
Rockford
William Eaton
John Channon
Spring Street
Thirtieth
Maine
Albert Colman
E. D Young
D. E. Lynde
Ned Lends
Woodland Cemetery
Andre
New Salon
Iil
Mies Irene Marr
Kentucky Street
Frank Lichtendal
North Thirteenth Street
Blessing Hospital
E._ T. Deters
Gardner Governor Works
A. Winkleman
Sis
Wilson Against Plan To Acquire Packing Plants
Washington January 26 The attitude of President Wilson toward the Borland resolution was sounded out by packers through W H Gates Colorado Democratic state chairman He reported talking to Secretary Tumulty and that the President was unfavorable to the resolution to avoid disturbing business Gates spoke with Senators and Congressmen including Senator Thompson Kansas a personal friend and said packers could steer Thompson s law firm business to Kansas City He gave 1000 against Thompson s campaign expenses memo stamped L A Carton Swift Company A plan to foil an investigation was proposed with Lever chairman of the agricultural committee to oppose any inquiry unless run by his farmers aid bureau Packers counsel urged gaining support from cattle raisers associations to calm agitation by placing conservative groups in control and quiet opposition.
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Wasilington
Wilson
Borland
W. H. Gates
Democratic State Committee of
Colorado
Gates
Washington
Thompson
Kansas
Kansas City
McManus
L. A. Carton
Swift & Company
Agricultural Committee
Judiciary Committee
Lever
Farmers’ Aid Bureau
Independence in Austrian stance echoed in London reports
London observers note Austrian leaders show signs of independence from Germany on Belgium the pacification framework and colonial questions. Czernin’s plan to run peace talks with Austria Hungary and the US draws interest while Hertling’s push for a colonial reorganization faces likely rejection.
Committees for the Year Announced by Trades Assembly
President Theodore Bisser announced the year’s standing committees at a large Quincy session of the Trades and Labor Assembly with over 100 delegates. Appointments cover legislative organizing printing union labels and more, naming members from iron molders to barbers and carpenters.
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Theodore Bisser
Trades and Labor Assembly
Quincy
Frank Niehaus
Iron Molders
Hannibal Trades and Labor Assembly
Bisser
Germany and Austria Hungary Reject Most Peace Aims
Genmany through Count Von Hertling and Austria Hungary through Count Czernin replied to allied and U S peace terms as announced by David Lloyd George and President Wilson. They judged most points non negotiable with Alsace Lorraine off the table and Belgium to be settled only in peace talks while insisting on evacuation of northern France by forceful methods.
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London
Count von Hertling
Count Czernin
Wilson
Lloyd George
Belgium
Germany
Count Czermin
Austria Hungary
United States
England
Count von Tertling
Genmany
Austria
Ungary
Count Cvernin
David Liesd George
Walson
Count von Hertlinz
Seriatim
Gemmuny
Czernin
Congress
Austria-Lungary
von Hertling
France
Alsace Lorraine
Belsium
St Jacobs Ointment Ad Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An old fashioned advertisement claims rubbing St Jacobs Ointment on a back eases lumbago sciatica and strains instantly. It promotes a small trial bottle from any drug store and asserts the product is harmless and non burnishing after one use.
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St. Jacobs
Peace notes from German leaders shape postwar aims
German chancellor and Count Czerhin outlined Austria and Hungary interests in Poland and the Balkans and asserted Turkey’s safety tied to the Dardanelles. They claimed Russia could make peace on equal terms and suggested US talks as a start for wider peace. Fronts show only small bombardments and infantry actions remain.
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Nin
United States
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