Netherlands Demands Surrender of Ex Emperor William II
Allied powers publish the versailles Article 227 note demanding the surrender of William II ex emperor of Germany for trial. They urge the Netherlands to deliver him, citing crimes in Belgium Luxembourg and war at sea, and warn against sheltering the key figure in a global moral obligation.
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Holland
William
William II
Germany
Netherlands
William of
Peace Congress
Belgium
Luxembourg
Lille
Sys
Germany not ready to seek peace with Reds
Berlin January 17 delayed report says German mission to Moscow to negotiate with Bolshevists is not political in nature. Composed of representatives of the Red Cross, it travels to Russia with sanitary and medical supplies for German prisoners.
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Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Bolshevists
Resvia
Husband Objects To Wife Sleeping With Pet Lion
Herbert E. Cole of San Francisco objects to his wife Betty McMillan Cole taking their pet lion Tawny Pershing to bed. The wife fears she may have to dispose of the animal as she cannot buy food, but would rather starve or kill herself than part with Tawny, accusing Cole of neglecting the pet.
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Tawny Pershing
Herbert E. Cole
San Francisco
Cole
Rush ships from Malta set for Black Sea voyage
Malta dispatches orders for several naval vessels to head toward the Black Sea. Vice Admiral DeRobeck sails aboard the Iron Duke with destroyers Serapis and Steadfast and the Hibiscus as stores are loaded aboard remaining ships for Sunday departures.
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Malta
Black Sea
DeRobeck
Iron Duke
Seraphis
Steadfast
Hibiscus
West Coast Canal Projects Approved
Secretary Lansing withdraws objections to an all American canal along the California border to irrigate Imperial Valley, freeing 55 000 acres from reliance on Mexico. The Kettner bill, supported by Interior, would open 290 000 acres east of Imperial Valley for entry and settlement by veterans.
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Washington
State Department
California
Imperial Valley
Mexico
Lansing
Kinkaid
Republican
Nebraska
House Commission On Irrigation
Kettner
Department of Interior
Lunealo
Farmer Runs Amuck Kills Three With Axe in Brooklyn
Victor Lipponenne, a 20 year old West Brooklyn farmer, killed three people with an axe on Saturday, wounded two others, and caused the death of his one day old infant before hanging himself. His wife survived by escaping from the bed. A neighbor woman attending him was killed when her falling body crushed the infant. He used a bobsled to reach two neighboring homes and fatally wounded an 18 year old girl. another mother was mortally injured.
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Brooklyn, Genn
Victor Lipponenne
Tamer
Brooklyn
Mia Lipponenci
Ana
English Delegation Heads to Ireland to Study Conditions
The English Labour Party delegation led by Arthur Henderson and William Adamson sails from London to Ireland. Members Johnny Clynes W T Wilken Johnny Parkinson and WWT Smith will visit Dublin Belfast Cork and other centers to observe conditions and gather viewpoints.
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London
Pier Hiameniney Labor Party
Ireland
Aeitation
Arthun’ Henderton
William Adamson
Johnny Clynes
W. T. Wilken
Johnny Parkinson
W. Wt Smith
Dublin
Belfast
Cork
Only One Survives Wreck of Steamer Macona
Stockholm Jan 20 Forty nine crew members of the American steamer Macona were lost when she struck a reef off Dilingen light and foundered. The only survivor reported is the ship’s second mate.
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Btockholm
Dilingen Light
Bryan Branded Agent of H C L By Wool Growers
Salt Lake City January 20 W J Bryan named here by Frank J Hagenbarth as an agent for the high cost of living He criticized railroad service and the federal trade commission claiming packers are quasi public and calling for fair supervision He said wool prices would not fall and a 59 percent drop would only cut a suit by about 2 50 One thousand sheep growers planned to press for more mutton recognition
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Salt Lake City
W. J. Bryan
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Hagenbarth
American Wool Growers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Millerand Named French Premier Amid Cabinet Formation
Paris report confirms Alexandre Millerand, Alsace governor, will head the new French cabinet and take foreign affairs. The lineup includes Lefevre, Landry, Sonnorat, Marsal, Jourdain, Hopiteau, and others with Steeg and Hoxnorut joining as interior and public instruction ministers.
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Paris
Alexandre Millerand
Alsace
Poincare
Millerand
Andre Lefevre
M. Landry
Andre Sonnorat
Prancis Marsal
M. Isaac
Paul Jourdain
M. L. Hopiteau
M. Ricard
M. Letroquer
M. Breton
Liberated Regions
M. Tour Yon
Andre Tardieu
United States
Finance
Agriculture
Jules Steve
Interior
Andre Hoxnorut
M. Steeg
Paln- Jeve
M. Millerand
Men
Rene Vivianlis
Iail M. Millerand
Os A
Wood Urges Large Navy and Strong Army
Gen Leonard Wood addressing the American Legion called for a first navy and a ready force, saying current forces are a floating death trap. He urged a large navy and a well trained army with a substantial merchant marine to police the nation in peace.
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Tpaion
Leonard Wood
American Legion
Ft Lea
Heala
Memorial Urges Greece Not Take Thrace Territory
Washington officials report that a memorial petition urged the United States peace commissioner to oppose ceding Thrace to Greece. Five professors from Eastern universities presented the document, led by A. Offwlin, C. Wright, and Edward Capps, with Columbia, Johns Hopkins, Penn, and Princeton affiliations listed.
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Washington, D.C
Font Wilson
Speace
Thrace
Greece
A. of
Fwlin
Columbia University
College of the City of New York
EB. Miller
Hopkins
William Nickerson Bates
Pennsylvania
Edward Capps
Princeton
Thieves Steal $250,000 Worth of Dope in City Break-In
Five men broke into the Standard Medical Company print shop in Minneapolis and escaped with cocaine morphine and heroin valued at about $250 000 They bound a watchman and fled with sacks of drugs in a midday raid.
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Minneapolis
Standard Medical Company
Tate
Yatchman
The Housing Problem Disorderly Conduct Dispute
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet presents a dispute over an apartment rental. One man claims he reached the real estate office first while another asserts he was struck during a push ahead. The exchange hints at a longer quarrel over a leased flat.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Unclear Household Anecdote From Rumpus Ridge
A fragment from a Kansas paper includes odd exchanges at a quilting bee and quirky rural humor. Mrs Johnson asks what happened while she was away, Gap Johnson brags of mischief, noting children’ mishaps, a dog bite, and a fire, all amid odd spellings and local color.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
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