Five Leading Powers Rule Out Russian Representation at Paris Peace
Paris January 20 The opening formal session of the peace congress began in the Salle de la Paix with Clemenceau presiding. President Poincare welcomed delegates praising America and the Allied armies while agreeing that Russian representation by any former government is impossible for the moment. Deliberations will proceed under procedural rules.
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Rhine Wanderings Describe A River’s Odd Length
The Rhine, though a relatively small river, surprises with its long course and many affluents. Unlike the Nile, it grows in volume upstream and only gains “real river” status after entering Holland, shaped by the Swiss mountains and its wanderings toward the Netherlands.
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Parsonage dispute cited by Mrs Grip pins and Mr Grippins
A fragment from the Birmingham Age Herald features Mrs Grip pins and Mr Grippins in a dialogue where marital will and legal metaphor collide. The exchange hints at a power dynamic and a shift toward a new form of authority within domestic life.
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Leader of Spartacans Shot by German Troops
London reports Independent Socialists in Berlin claim Karl Liebknecht did not attempt escape and was shot through the forehead by soldiers guarding him. Berlin sees heavy royal troops, armored cars, tanks, and widened guards across the center and outer districts. A general strike call is issued by Freiheit, with citizens warned to stay indoors at night and rigorous searches ongoing for Spartacans.
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Allies Eclipse Big Bertha In Secret Sheffield Cannon
London reports a secret Sheffield cannon larger than the big Bertha, about 138 feet long and weighing 124 tons mounted. Officials claim it could reach fifty miles, workers say it might extend to 90 miles. The war ended before it could be used.
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Humbert Proved Innocent in German Espionage Case
Paris reports investigations have debunked charges that Charles Humbert, a French senator and former editor, relayed two defense documents to Germany. Humbert’s name surfaced during the Bolo Pasha treason inquiry and amid ties to the Bonnet Rouge directors. the Bolo Pasha case also led to M. A. Tumbert’s arrest.
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Unemployed Protesters Mass at City Hall in Boston
A large crowd of unemployed people gathered at Boston City Hall on January 20. About 300 former army chauffeurs joined the demonstration, threatening violence before reserve police halted the mob and kept order.
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Arrests in Barcelona and Madrid amid unrest on Pelayo
Barcelona dispatches report the city is quiet again after several syndicalists were arrested and imprisoned aboard the battleship Pelayo. Madrid also reports arrests tied to ongoing labor unrest.
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SEXTORP Social Roundup Of Visits And Family News
SUNDAY activities include Robert Duncan and sister Jessie returning from Toomfield after a weeks visit among relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Eckert and family hosted Santa dinner with Emil Carlson and family. Miss Florence Fisher visited Chiara Bolke. Mr and Mrs Herman Schuhbarth welcomed a baby girl. Elis Fisher did painting on the school building. Clara Bolke and Filma Nelson enjoyed a weekend at the Hargens home. August Mielke and daughter Mabel visited Mrs K P Duncan and family. Fred Prince visited Pete Nelson. Continuous small town events highlight community ties and family gatherings.
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Sidney Visit Highlights Prairie Gem and Local Residents
Prairie Gem M of Chambers visited Sidney on Saturday. Eden and several townsfolk, including George Hockerson, James Mohatt, Everett Mohatt, Joe Morefeld, and Ernest Rudther, were in Sidney Saturday afternoon. A banquet for the soldiers drew attendees January 15. Mr Cuddyford assisted Lovall with his team at home. Ben Lovall resumed school after holidays. Leverett Mohatt attends Sidney High. John Owens and Ed Henderson hauled lumber from Sidney Saturday. Miss Clara Mohatt and Miss Mitchel Anderson visited Prairie Gem school recently. Roads remain poor for cars. OSBORN Battery Station promotes service.
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