Personal crisis reports rise after armistice in 1918
New York report notes a clear uptick in personal crisis reports since the armistice. In the United States 6121 deaths by self action occurred in 1915, with lawyers leading at 43 cases including 12 judges. physicians 36. teachers 28. clergy 11. presidents of large firms 26 and 50 prominent club members.
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Soviet Says Russians Ready to Fight World
Soviet agent I C A Martens told a Senate committee that Russian soviets are strong enough to fight the world. He said this strength prompted the Soviets to halt urging intervention and revolutionary support. Martens cited a public treasury between 450 million and 500 million dollars and noted plans to spend abroad on necessities.
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Washington
Norwegian steamer Puna sails home after storm loss
The steamer Puna returned to New York from St Johns, Newfoundland, minus one crewman washed overboard. Severe four day cyclone damaged boats and fittings, forced diversion to the Azores, and left the vessel burning woodwork for fuel before reaching Payal and Newfoundland.
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St. Johns
St. Johna
mid-Atlantic
Azores
Ludwik
Payal
Avores
Newfoundland
Legislature Called Disgraceful Failure At Ohio Assembly
Ohio farmers week opens as 4000 to 5000 attendees at Ohio State University for Farmers Week with talks on household management and feeding the family while an editorials denounce the state legislature as incompetent and decades overdue for reform.
Mrs Cooper 18 Dead
Mrs Kent Cooper wife of the AP traffic chief died Sunday after a three week illness from pneumonia Private funeral services will be at the Brooklyn home with burial in Indianapolis
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New York
Kent Cooper
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Coolidge Declares He Is Not a Presidential Candidate
Massachusetts Governor Coolidge issued a formal statement denying any candidacy for president or Krafting of his name for the Massachusetts delegation to the Republican national convention. He warned against using office to promote personal aims and urged men to act with single mindedness and humility.
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Associated Press
Hanne
Boston
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Chicago
Meno
Dutch reply on surrender of former German Emperor discussed
Paris Jan 21 The Dutch government reply refusing Allied demands for Emperor William's surrender was the subject of today's initial council meeting of ambassadors for the peace conference. French legal experts prepared the response which may be approved by the council early next week.
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Paris
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Supreme Council For
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Monroe Doctrine And Article 10 Stand In Treaty Debate
Washington January 26 1922 Republican senators led by Lodge oppose changes to Article 10 and Monroe Doctrine in the League of Nations covenant and peace treaty. Informal talks with Hitchcock Borah Johnson and other Democrats adjourned after Lodge insisted no alterations. Conference to resume Tuesday with a reply from Democrats.
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Washington
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Democratic
Senator Lodge
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Milwaukee club names Jack Egan new 1920 manager
Egan Tiew manager of Milwaukee team Egan Tiew manager of Milwaukee team Ery Associated Press to The Banner. Milwaukee, Wis Jan 24 Supporters of the Milwaukee club of the American Association celebrate the appointment of Jack Egan of Providence R I as manager for the 1920 campaign. Egan will begin duties in Chicago February 9 when the club owner meets to adopt a schedule. He previously managed the club during the 1918 wartime season and was chosen from a field of applicants including Al Bridwell Lee Fohl and others. Egan 42 has two daughters and is popular with his players. A former umpire noted for napping before games to rest his eyes and ensure correct decisions.
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Associated Press
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Ohio Farmers Attend Eighth Annual Farmers Week
Ohio reports state wide Farmers of Ohio gather in Columbus for the eighth annual farmers’ week program. Quail starve to death in Lancaster and four Lloyd Cornelius cows are stolen in Millersburg. A Chicago ice bound schooner Bidney O Net disappears and six men vanished crossing ice. In Cleveland a man is fatally burned saving his wife and five children from a house fire.
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Erzberger Shot Outside Court in Berlin
Mathias Erzberger the German finance minister was wounded by a single shot as he left the Helferrich libel court after a hearing. He suffered a shoulder wound and the assailant was arrested.
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Mathias Erzberger
Associated Press
Berlin
Finance
Erzberger
Helferrich
Miniaten
World's debt reaches vast figures in 1910s estimate
The National City Bank estimates global debt at 200 billion dollars, a rise from 40 billion in 1914. The report notes a sharp escalation since the early 20th century, reflecting extensive borrowing and economic strain.
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Associated Proae
New York
National City Bank
Powhatan Crew May Be Removed From Disabled Ship
Wireless message intercepted from the army transport Powhatan reports water gain and states it may be necessary to fire all crew except a few volunteers. Relief requested promptly as weather conditions threaten. Also notes a Senate resolution providing $500000 for the Public Health Service to combat influenza across 27 states including Ohio.
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Public Health Service
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Ohio
Supreme Court to Hear Ohio Constitutional Amendment Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court will read arguments on March 1 regarding the validity of the constitutional amendment. Justices will consider the appeal and related questions before ruling.
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Associated Press
Supreme Court
Definite Plans for Financing Ohio Schools
Columbus January 26 Definite plans to finance Ohio common schools to ensure equal opportunity for every child and to abolish pauper schools will be presented to the legislature this week Representative Beetham says the house will tackle the financial problems tomorrow evening with a possible committee of the whole session The school authorities agree on the financial program but disagree on tenure of office Both senate and house are set to meet at 4 pm this afternoon.
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Ohio
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House of Representatives
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Beetham
American engineers and Red Cross held by Bolsheviks in Siberia
Telegram from Joseph Ray reports Colonel Blunt and eight other Americans including Miss Ford and Gaye tat Charette captured by Bolsheviks at Kiluphinekayd on the Trans-Siberian route. The garbled message notes Red Cross members and an ex-prisoner army amid partisan fighting near Krasnoyarsk and retreating Allied missions arriving in Harbin.
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East Siberia
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Gaye Tat Charette
American Red Cross
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Loudon Opens Headquarters for Presidential Candidacy
Loudon opens campaign HQ in Washington to back president candidate Lowden of Illinois. Representative Frank Smith of Illinois chairs the event and praises Lowden’s recent campaign progress as the Republican delegation in Congress aligns with the candidate.
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