Cummins Outvoted In Senate On War Peace Address
Washington January 31 Debate on President Wilson world peace address dominated the Senate as Cummins failed to move his general discussion resolution, 38 to 30, amid factional clash over a league of nations and enforcement by force. Hitchcock and Williams led the opposition while Martine balked, with Republicans united against the motion. Cummins argued for a strict interpretation of sovereignty and warning against world power, while Hitchcock pressed that the president seeks armament reduction and voluntary cooperation. The debate continues with three peace-related resolutions pending.
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New Jersey
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Berlin
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England
Associated Press
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Prison Bill Introduced in Joliet Penitentiary
SPRINGFIELD Jan 31 A bill offering an eight hour work day semimonthly holidays and 14 days annual vacation with pay for the state penitentiary employer at Joliet was introduced in the senate Tuesday by Senator Barr.
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Teachers' Ranks Thinned by War
Berlin reports that 10,950 public school teachers have fallen in the war and their positions have been filled by women, announced by the Prussian minister of education at a reichstag budget committee meeting in late January.
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London
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Wall Street Inquiries Probe Wil son Peace Note Leak
Washington hearings reveal private telegrams from E F Hutton and Connelly suggesting a leak on President Wilsons peace note. Tests show brokers received dec 20 forecast before note public release, with questions raised about who shared the information and its sources.
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E. F. Hutton and Company
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Hutton
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PF. A. Connelly
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Connelly
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State Department
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Bolling
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Pfutton
May Send Warning For Armed Ships
Washington reports indicate Germany and its allies may notify the state department that Americans should stay off armed merchant ships. The move follows hints that the U S might issue a memo outlining its stance on armed merchantmen. Officials say the submarine warfare issue remains unresolved and tied to broader peace hopes.
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Germany
State Department
United States
May Succeed Hurley as FTC Head
Washington January 31 President Wilson seriously considers William Alexander Julian a Cincinnati banker to replace Edward N Hurley who has resigned from the Federal Trade Commission in Chicago.
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William Alexander Julian
Cincinnati
Wilson
Edward N. Hurley
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Statewide bill goes to senate after committee vote
Springfield Tl Jan 31 The senate license committee voted 8 to 3 in favor of reporting Senator Wood's statewide prohibition bill to the senate The measure would submit the prohibition question to the next general election The house temperance committee postponed its statewide report but favored a bill banning liquor sales within four miles of the state epileptic colony at Dixon
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Independents to Hold Conference in Washington
Independents slated to gather in Washington on February 6, called by Charles N. Randall Prohibitionist of California. Randall states they will press for progressive control and legislation as the 65th congress forms. With Democrats and Republicans nearly equal and 215 each, a small independent bloc could shape party alignment in the house.
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Charles N. Randall
California
Randall
House
Army near Columbus and Palomas lakes expeditionary advance
The first American troops of Pershing's expedition reached Palomas lakes near Columbus New Mexico, forming a camp for a border crossing. Pershing left Colonia Dublan after refugees departed, with main forces expected to reach Palomas lakes for a review before moving back to Columbus. Chinese refugees and some Mexican families also crossed into Columbus for asylum as patrols report movement toward the border.
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Fletcher to Resume Diplomatic Ties with Mexico City
Washington reports that full diplomatic relations with Mexico will be resumed to address issues with the Carranza de facto government. Henry P. Fletcher, confirmed ambassador, will depart soon with staff, followed by consuls returning to their posts. Captain McCoy will serve as military attaché as border troops are further reduced.
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Bank Hearing Set for February 13 in Springfield
Springfield January 31 A public hearing on proposed private bank legislation was arranged Tuesday by the house committee on banks and banking for February 13.
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House Committee On Banks and Banking
Laurentic Sunk by Mine Not Submarine
London January 31 The admiralty reports that the British auxiliary cruiser Laurentic was sunk by a mine rather than a submarine, clarifying the cause of the loss.
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Admiralty
Mine Sinks Huge Liner 260 Killed in Sinking Laurentic
About 260 were lost when the auxiliary cruiser Laurentic struck a mine off Ireland’s north coast and sank within ten minutes. Many perished in the blast or as boats were engulfed in the vortex. Rescue efforts were delayed by rough seas and cold weather. one lifeboat was found seven hours later.
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Claurentic
White Star
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F Ireland
Army Men Lionized in Capital Bryan Statement
William J. Bryan told the Tennessee legislature in Nashville that army and naval officers were lionized in Washington above civilian officials in agriculture commerce and labor. He warned munition makers and professional soldiers aim to convert the United States into a military nation and urged lifting civilians to the soldiers’ level.
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William J. Bryan
Tennessee
Washington
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
United States
Five Million Boost to University of Chicago Medical School Fund
Five additional subscriptions raise the fund to 5,000,000 dollars with only 300,000 dollars left to secure the hospital project. The push underscores strong donor support for the university's medical school development in Chicago.
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Chicago
University of Chicago Medical School
Victory through field battle, not blockade, says Cecil
London, 31. Speaking at Nottingham on the war loan, Lord Robert Cecil argued victory must come on the field. He acknowledged blockade has harmed the enemy, destroying overseas exports and many trade ties, while food riots and shortages in Germany and Austria indicate dire conditions.
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Nottingham
Robert Cecil
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Gennany
Austria
Tariff Debate in House Sparks Tax and Bond Talk
In Washington January 31 the administration seeks about 250000 by raising inheritance and excess profits taxes and a 100 million dollar bond issue. The House debated tariff policy as Republicans blamed Democratic mismanagement for a treasury deficit while Democrats cited the Mexican emergency and war spending.
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Administration
Treasury
Severe winter storm sweeps Black Hills region
Rapid City South Dakota January 31 reports the worst winter storm of the season affecting the Black Hills and reaching Pierre. Traffic is expected to be impeded as cattle on the open range face subzero temperatures and worsening conditions.
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Pierre
Wilson Peace Talk Spurs Berlin Response Rumors
Berlin and Washington clash over President Wilson's peace address as Berlin weighs possible government reply while Washington urges no rushed steps. German officials criticize British wartime aims and warn neutrals about ongoing blockades and trade suppression impacting neutral nations.
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Great Britain
Senate Will Vote on Full Suffrage
Springfield reports a Senate committee vote of 4 to 6 to report favorably Senator Barbour's constitutional amendment to grant full suffrage to women. Leaders from the Equal Suffrage Association and the Suffrage Alliance urged passage amid factional debate and concerns over whether the measure could pass.
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Ttingis Equal Suffrage Association
Gray Wilbur Trout
Senate Committee of Constitutional Amendments
Barbour
Catherine Waugh McCullock
The
Suffrage Amendment Alliance
Othe
Hague report details Belgian workers deportations
Jan 31 report says deportations of Belgian workers continue at a slightly lower rate. From Brussels the influx is about 390 men daily, with many claimed to be skilled workers rather than idle. The source is described as unquestionable.
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