Lenine Abandons Idea of World Conquest Says Martens
Soviet representative Ludwig C. A. Martens testified before the Foreign Relations Subcommittee that Lenine has abandoned world revolution. He described plans for Soviet trade with the United States, claiming a legitimate, noninterfering mission to reestablish economic ties, with a Soviet bureau employing about 30 people and weekly expenses around 1000 dollars.
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Vienna Parents Send Off Thousands of Hungry Children
A dramatic dispatch from Vienna describes parents giving up thousands of their children as winter worsens hunger and a coal shortage. Burgomaster Winter, officials, and aid workers organize trains to Holland and Italy, with many mothers weeping and children singing as they depart under guard.
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Hoover boom splits parties as 1920 race looms
International News Service reports Hoover may be barred from presidential nominations by both major parties unless he publicly affiliates. Analysts note strong factions in the East and West with Hoover backed by some Democratic and Republican figures, while others oppose him over policy and timing. President Wilson’s possible influence adds intrigue as debates continue.
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Rhode Island Amendment Challenge Sparks Supreme Court Action
The Rhode Island effort to strike down the constitutional prohibition faces a key court ruling as the Supreme Court plans to advance related appeals from Ohio on referendum power. Government lawyers argue the Rhode Island suit seeks no actionable claim and that the court may delay a decision until April.
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Battle at Baltinglass in Wicklow sparks martial law talk
Reports sketch clashes between Sinn Fein and police at Baltinglass County Wicklow with Dublin police and soldiers moving in. A government order threatening martial law is said to be prepared but delayed, amid wider Irish unrest and tensions with Sinn Fein leaders.
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Negro Charged With Killing Tips On Trial
Spectators filled the Sith District courtroom as John Steen stood trial for the killing of Albert Tips, a Paxus student, on New Year’s night. Jurors were drawn from a 150-strong venire amid questions on race bias and lenient evidence standards. Prosecution led by District Attorney Vi and assistant Steen, defense by Chambers, Watson, and Terrell, with Tips family members present throughout.
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Soldiers Stay Ten Get Prisoners In Siberia Report
Withdrawal of American troops from Siberia may be delayed by a report of American engineers and Red Cross workers captured by Bolsheviks near Chukimskaya. War Department officials cautioned the claim lacked official confirmation while noting Lt. Col. Frank Roscoe Blunt of Plano was said connected with the American Railway Commission. Reports vary on the fate of the captives as the Pentagon awaits full verification.
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Weather Summary for San Antonio and East Texas
San Antonio and East Texas forecast: tonight rising temperatures with light to moderate winds shifting from easterly to southerly. Warmer conditions expected tonight and tomorrow with a low around freezing in some areas and higher daytime highs. Oklahoma region also noted with cool to mild conditions and little precipitation.
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Powhatan Towed to Halifax After Fleet Drifting Snow
Drifting in heavy snow and battering seas since January 18, the army transport Powhatan was taken in tow by the army tug Relief and revenue cutter Acushnet toward Halifax Nova Scotia. The tow line with the Lady Laurier broke early today leaving Powhatan adrift and crew reduced. Captain W. G. Randall prepared to transfer most crew to rescue ships while a small volunteer group remained aboard to assist.
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Lodge Refuses To Budge Pacts Delayed Again
Ashington D. Jan 24 Prospects for an early settlement of the ponentiquty controversy faded as Senator Lodge refused to surrender any Lodge reservations guaranteeing the Monroe Doctrine. Democratic conferees reported progress but no change in Article 10 while talks paused amid Republican opposition.
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Imprisoned Ship May Soon Break Ice Away Near Chicago
The freighter Syu ney 0 was imprisoned off Chicago Harbor since Wednesday and may gain freedom today or tomorrow as a northwest wind eases. The Illinois coast guard and Alabama bound vessel from Muskegon were still trapped, with ice jam breaking up two miles east of the Neff as conditions improve.
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Railroad Chiefs to Meet Hines on February 3
Washington DC February 3 Hines has summoned presidents of the railroad workers unions to meet him final wage settlement expected later that day The shopcraft and maintenance unions planned a Detroit meeting to decide on action in connection with Hines wage dispute officials say was to be announced afternoon
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Trial of Eleven Men Begins in Slaying of War Veterans
In Washington state on January 26, eleven men accused of ambushing and killing four veterans during a parade at Centralia face Judge Wilson of the Superior Court. The defendants, alleged members of the IWW, are charged with first degree murder. The trial, expected to last about eight weeks, prompted heavy security with dozens of patrols and deputized American Legion members helping police to prevent unrest.
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