SUPREME COUNCIL ENDS WORK ARMY IS ROUTED
A long dispatch describes upheaval as Denikin and his forces retreat from the Northern edge of the Sea of Azov and Ukraine. It notes Bolshevik resistance, Ukrainian nationalist counters, and warnings of continued clashes as White forces face strategic pressure and evacuations. The report cites multiple European sources and emphasizes shifting fronts in southern Russia and Ukraine with Denikin’s army forced into retreat.
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Ntoias
Spewart Ryan
Cailego San fAntonie Evening News
Chicore Uribune
Blubarese
San
Sreliecan
Sowimnanad
Vetuca Frow
Denikin
Nttl
Sea of Avot
Genikin
Ukrainia
Moscow
Petra
Lerace
Red Army
Ukriulia
Donets
Kine
Poltavic
Thunea
Sta
Wenis Torkey
Nadec Foto
Tvturs
Ukrain Rovingshor
Mtteagwre
Makbow
Auhel
Geipny
Gach
Cdendiv Pifort
Beyairy
Fall announces opening of hearings in morning
Senator Albert E. Fall arrives from El Paso to San Antonio as a key witness in the Mexican situation inquiry. He says hearings by the Senate subcommittee will begin tomorrow morning with possible stops in El Paso and perhaps Laredo, while John Lind and Judge Dural West are expected to be among the witnesses.
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el Paso
Albert E. Fall
New Mexico
Senate
Fall
San Antonio
Man M. Jackson
G. E. Hyde
Military Intelligence Service
Washington
Senater
He Paso
Arizona
San Anconio
EL Faso
Laredo
Whst
Lind
John Lind
Wilken
Mexigro
Texas
Wade
Wall
George &. Blalock
Sim Antoni
Chamal
Blalock
Biglock
Mexico
Mateus A. Smith
Arizany
United Scores
Beginning of League of Nations Promises Puny Effort
Persistent doubts loom as the League of Nations forms amid pressure from the Versailles Treaty. The author argues America must join wholeheartedly to empower the League, warning that without U S involvement the venture may remain weak and ineffectual. The piece notes the body’s fragility at birth and the tension with French and other powers.
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League OF Nations
Taras
Renorationa Caumenston
Coenmination Commission
Internlilelralssion
Maranal Jrch
Thow
Minoatry of Foreign Affairs
America
Mexico to abolish embassy in Washington affront claim
Ambassador Bonillas offered no comment on recall reports and an almost closed Mexican embassy in Washington. Published dispatches said the Carranza government viewed the move as an affront and a bid to sway anti American feeling in Mexico. The reports also claimed Mexico resented the American ambassador Fitcher being less prominent there. The State Department denied knowledge of a report that a Japanese cruiser escorted a large arms shipment to Mexico.
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Mexico
Washington
Bonillas
Washington, D. C
Carranza
Henry P. Fitcher
State Department
Prohibition Gains in Philippines Seen as Quezon Belief
Rev W B Norton discusses Quezon's stance on independence, prohibition, and suffrage in the Philippines. He notes Quezon's views on self determination, potential paths to independence, and support for prohibition amid revenue and property rights objections. Also mentions education, church progress, and expected U S relations.
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Rev. W. B. Norton
Cabre
San Antonio Evening News
Chitund Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Anila
aMantel L. Quexon
Senate
Mibong
United States
Harvard University
PAM
United
Sears
Ming
Philippines
Pronle
Compromise on Pact Appears Gone for Now
Washington January 13 The treaty ratification stalemate persists as Republicans reject the latest Democratic modification plan for Lodge reservations. Some mild reservationists remain hopeful of a compromise while others vow to hold firm. Leaders accuse both sides of politicking as they weigh ratification under pressure from outside influences and the looming election.
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Washington, D.C
Brand Lacks
Effe Dent
Meuihhaw
Senate
Lodge
United Stats
League of Nations
Hitchhcock
Wilson
Ter
Senitorg
Firing Squad Ends Careers of Mexican Bandits Near Tepisco
Dougas Arizona reports that Mexican bandits convicted of crimes were executed by firing squad near Tepisco in southern Sonora. The executions came after military action and involved bandit leaders and several subordinates. Additional notes mention a former Carranza fiscal agent Arthur Abvar es shot by federals after disappearance with $18,000 and an arrest in Stalow, with aims toward Harmingsilto.
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Dougas
Ariz
Tepisco
Sonora
Agua Priem
Hermoxile
Mederul
Amon Thei
Joat Rolzigues
Unter Willy
Sre
Ad Bornids
Chieugzo Exploration and Development Uor
Douglas
Arizona
Arrura Abvares
Carranzas
Stalow
Miners and Operators Reach Wage Contract Agreement
Washington June 10 The final award by President Wilsons coal commission orders a reinstated one year contract between miners and operators. Both sides agree to a wage settlement with a six hour day and five day week after earlier demands for a 60 cent rise. John L Lewis acting UMW president announced the agreement on behalf of the miners. The commission and parties had been negotiating following the Lever act expiration.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Wot
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Presidents Coal Commission Toois
Vomindasion, Temperatory and Winers
Filoul Gerard
American policy statement on Siberia to be issued publicly
Washington January 19 The State Department will publicly issue a Siberia policy statement warning that American forces may be withdrawn from Siberia if Bolshevik forces are steadied and the railway restoration continues. TheWar Secretary notes troops are needed to maintain operations and protect the railroad link to keep trains running.
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State Department
Wasalngton
D. CL
Amerin'a
Boley
Siberia
Baroarine
Balerigtates
Libery
Wetton
Seer Fuser
Siberian
Forgan
Atapredean
New Case Tops Court Calendar as Jury Adjourns
Jury could hear the new murder case in Los Angeles as arguments conclude. Defense attorney Rush submits appeal focused on the defendant's mental condition and alleged genetic factors cited through the mother’s family. Prosecutors push for life imprisonment based on the defendant’s conduct and alleged domestic history.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Flucey
Frieda
Tua Rt
New
Roga
Beyer Firm Listed on West Commerce Street
Ady. Beyer at 310 12 West Commerce is named in a notice with references to a local business address and related entities, suggesting a legal or public records action involving della Trpewriteta and new Endigae Phone company names.
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Beyer
West Commerce
Della
America refuses reparations over sinking of fleet
Jan 13 at Aris the Peace Conference council neared its end with the Hungarian treaty. The United States said it will not accept naval reparations from Germany for the Scapa Flow fleet loss due to a small American allotment. Ambassadors prepare for informal talks as the council winds down. US officials remain silent on Kaiser trial amid treaty ratification debates.
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Aris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Hugh Wallace
United States
America
Germany
Scapa Flow
Washington
Wilsob
Natioros
Langlag
Senate
Wise House
State Department
Wilson
Lipkin
IRS
Butler Mentioned for U S Presidency by Friends
Niccholes Murray Butler president of Columbia University New York is named as a possible candidate by supporters. For many years Butler has been a leading figure in the Republican party and is described as a driving force within the party.
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Niccholes Murray, Butler
Colubia University
New York
Jis
United States
Dr. Butler
Clemenceau’s Rule May Be Continuous in Paris Talks
Paris observers say Premier Clemenceau will remain de facto head of government during his resignation interim, with Poincare and Millerand composing a cabinet to carry forward Clemenceau’s policies. Upon Clemenceau’s presidency, Millerand would likely join a restored cabinet aligned with his program.
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Paris
Jan
Clemenceaur Wik
Poincare
Alexander Mitlecinch
Policara
Cleo
Woman outshines bandits and saves ten patrons
In New York on January a saloon keeper and wife Mrs Ernest Berggren thwarted an armed robbery. She stood before the cash register and fought off the four bandits as they opened fire, saving ten frightened men and her husband’s establishment. One assailant was wounded.
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York
Jan
Ernest Berggren
Mics
Berggren
American Beer Flows Into China Amid Debate
Washington January 15 reports by the Anti-Saloon League describe missionaries in China reacting to American beer promotion. They claim brewers aim to introduce the American saloon style with lunch service and chow mein imagery. The piece notes missionary anxiety over beer parades and banners praising U.S. brewers and Prohibition era rhetoric.
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Washington, D. C
Jonlen
General Strike Called in Berlin Demonstrations Reported
A general strike was called in Berlin at noon with socialist groups and the Independent Socialists staging a demonstration before the building. Wire service reports indicate the event followed a dispute and a possible build day development.
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Berlin
Dondon
Jan
Inventenk Soeialists
Reuter
Teichstag
Soviaters
Winter cholera sweeping through the state health board notes
Qaganoma Chen of Oki reports a mysterious illness described as winter cholera spreading across the state. The state board of health warns residents to watch for fever and dehydration and to seek prompt medical care if symptoms appear.
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Qaganoma Chen
Oki
Leadership of Gompers Braces for Amalgamation Threat
Leaders warned that a new amalgamation plan threatens Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor. They accuse organizers of collusion with railroad brotherhoods and farming groups to form a nationwide coalition aimed at overhauling the labor movement. The movement seeks to unify unions under a broader federation and press for a national strategy including banks and warehouses to cut profiteering.
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Wortis International
Stati
Ashington
Samuel Gotpery
Brother
Rhe Nulund
Gampers
Atiapees Syere
Tallroul Workers
Scher Organicntrins
Federation Af Duubor
Bustenvne
Gompére
Partivin League
Americanfederation of Labor
Leitters Neelire
Cor Avarkideam
Lpiders
Avor
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International News Service
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PINAL
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