Rules Prescribed By U S Food Administration For Allies Fed
Washington January 27 The U S Food Administration issued a summary of wartime rules approved by the President to conserve food for allied forces over the next four months effective from January 28. The plan relies on public cooperation with voluntary measures and enforcement under the Lever Act. It sets quotas for wheat flour substitutes, mandates mixed cereals with bread, limits flour sales, and outlines meatless and porkless days and meals to support national needs.
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War Must Go On London Comment
London editorials react to Chancellor von Hertling and Count Czernin speeches, arguing Germany seeks conquest and will reject peace terms. The Times and Daily News stress no concessions, while The Telegraph and Daily Chronicle note militarist gains. Paris papers see cautious stances but not peace. Manchuria china exports stop to Russia worsens food shortage as a Greek restaurateur showcases American flags.
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Germany
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Wilson
Alles
Morning Post
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Telegraph
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von Tertling
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Weollen
Vieture
Daily News
Paks
Tan
von Tierthing
Western Style Home by Architect Martin Geise
Architect Martin J Geise built his own home at 300 East Avenue in a western style using Tex brick. The eight room house features a large living room sun parlor and a billiard room. Four bedrooms occupy the second floor with quarter sawn oak and birch furnishings and a red tile roof. Contractor Fred Schachtsiek constructed the residence.
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Martin J. Geise
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East Avenue
Fred Schachtsiek
Pershing's Army Is Hard At Work In France
Soldiers trained in bright winter sun scrap snow and ice reports say. The American air service sent many planes aloft while artillery and grenade units drilled. Machine gunners and guardsmen joined the workouts as observers in the sky aided training.
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Exempted Industries Listed by Fuel Board for Heatless Monday
Washington date January 27 report outlines government fuel order for nine weeks of heatless Mondays. Exemptions include shipyards airplane plants explosives and government contract producers. Woolen and cotton goods under army navy work exempt. hydro plants allowed fuel to avoid freezing. Mines all exempt. subcontractors may operate only if output to exempted plants. Also listed are perishable foods grain dairy meat and many related industries. Public and commercial operations limited. certain shops open with restrictions. news stands and drug stores limited to essentials.
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Red Cross
Russian disorders rising daily in Petrograd
British correspondents in Petrograd report conditions worsening as opposition to the Bolsheviki grows after the murder of two former Kerensky cabinet members. The government moves troops from the front for protection as crowds gather at street corners to listen.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Turmoil at Patriotic Societies Convention Over War Cabinet Plan
New York January 27 A heated first session of the National Committee of Patriotic Societies saw a resolution attacking Secretary of War Baker and urging a war cabinet debated. The measure, presented by Charles S Davison of the American Refuge Society, was tabled after partisan objections. BE Ester of Sons of the American Revolution and Sons of Veterans supported tabling the motion.
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National Committee of Patriotic Societies
Baker
Charles S. Davison
American Refense Society
BE. W. Ester
Sons of the American Revolution
Sons of Veterans
Complaints by US Citizens Lead to Staats Zeitung Arrests
Kansas City January 27 American citizens born in Germany filed complaints against the Missouri Staats Zeitung prompting the arrest of publisher Cast Gleeser and editor Jacob Frohwerk. United States district attorney Francis M. Wilson disclosed the charges alleging funds published statements might injure naval and military loyalty. Gleeser and Frohwerk were arraigned and held to a grand jury on bonds of 2500 dollars each.
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Missouri Staats Zeitung
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Francis M. Wilson
United States
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Wilson
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