Government to assess Warrior river project and transport plan
Government officials led by Edward Hurley and Daniel Pier will visit Mobile to study the Warrior river expansion and a direct water link between Birmingham and Mobile. Senator Bankhead proposes using Warrior facilities for coordinated rail and water transport. Major D. Sobs Borterou will accompany the visit, with plans to commandeer Warrior assets and fund shipyard work in Tuscaloosa.
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Birmingham
Mobile
John H. Bankhead
Measra
Hurley
Pier
Edward Hurley
Shipping Board
Daniel Pier
Emergency ‘Fleet Corporation
Warrior River
Im Mobile
D. Sobs Borterou
Eserceses
U. S
Tuscaloosa
Washington
Tusca
McAd
Warrior
Irctinatane
German Chancellor Signals Possible Four Point Accord
Count von Hertling told the Reichstag that the four points could be accepted by Germany and ally nations, with agreement on Wilson's first four points easing terms. He urged discussion on armament limits and denied intentions of annexations by violence, stating Alsace-Lorraine’s fate should be settled by France and Germany.
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Reich
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Austria-Hungary
Hermany
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Vieler
Gérmainy
Alsace-Lorraing
Gount von Hertling
Alsace-Lorraine
Olai
Army Medical Corps seeks 2000 men for veterinary service
The Army Medical Corps issued a call for 2000 specially selected men to serve in veterinary hospitals overseas. Call targets apprentice and veteran farmers and stablemen able to handle horses. enlistment offers chances of advancement to noncommissioned grades.
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Army Medical Corps
Associated Press
Washington
Army Corps Today
Ice Gorges Along Mississippi River Remain Holding
Gorges in the upper Mississippi north of the city hold position as water remains impounded. Reports note a slight rise in river levels since yesterday with freezing conditions persisting along the channel. Associated Press dispatch from Memphis confirms ongoing ice obstruction despite minor fluctuations.
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Mississippi River
Associated Press
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Histricis
Memphis
M Fc Co
Barker
Ee Ashe
Dutch steamer Amsterdam to sail for America soon
A Dutch steamer named Amsterdam is announced to sail soon for America. The report notes urgent frets over the voyage and indicates preparations are near completion.
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America
Amsterdam
Daily Comics Feature Of The News Item
The News Item showcases top American cartoonists including Bud Fisher Mr John Jean Knott and Dorgan among others with strips like Matt and Jeff Penny Ante and Silk Hat. The paper highlights comic sketches along with standard Associated Press wire content for readers.
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America
Bud Fisher
Matt
Jeff
Dorgan
Exoe
Nanan
Associated Press
Alabama Livestock Association Concludes 22nd Annual Session
The Alabama Livestock Association wraps up its twenty second annual session electing officers for the new year: President Dr C A Cary Secretary G S Templeton Treasurer J B Chan. Venues and fees were approved including tick free zones for New Orleans stock yards and pens. Resolutions urged increased livestock production to aid the war effort. Discussions covered Holstein management in Alabama hog finishing on peanuts and cattle movement in Alabama with Rabert Hoover conservation advocate Robert H Mangum addressing the meeting.
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Alabama Livestock Association
C. A. Cary
G. S. Templeton
J. Ey Dunaway
Florencé Forbes
Selma
New Orleans
Alabama
E. Sparling
Marengoeem
D. J. Wat
Health conditions among overseas men vary but slight
Health conditions among American troops in France show only a slight change for the week ending January 25. The total on duty overseas stands at 400, compared with 54.1 in the preceding week. Conditions for troops in the United States remain steady.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
United States
City and Military Plan River Patrol and Harbor Zone
Major John F. Connerly commands coast artillery units at Fort Oregon and will confer with Mobiles officials and federal officers on water front protection. An ordinance drafts a prohibited harbor zone from One Mile Creek along Commerce Street to Front Street, guiding future protection measures and a conference outcome.
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John F. Connerly
Fort Oregon
War Department
Mobile
United States District Attorney
Tiak
Commerce Street
Gimerce Street
St. Thony Street
St. Anthony Street
Front Street
Gover
Congressional Probe In Connection With Pending Congress Matter
A congressional probe focuses on a matter linked to ongoing congressional proceedings. Investigators seek records and testimony to illuminate the issue under review and determine any federal implications or accountability. The inquiry emphasizes scrutiny of actions connected to the pending matter.
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Congress
Zone system of coal distribution mapped by officials
Washington officials unveiled a city wide plan mapping coal zones to speed deliveries and ease traffic congestion. They said the system would prevent long cross haul trips and reduce risk of another severe coal shortage this winter.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tw Ven
Fuel Pee Sogreman
Vienna claims work resumed by strikers
Vienna reports that workers have returned to their jobs after a strike action, with the state indicating a resumption of work and normal operations across affected sectors. No further details were provided about the duration or scope of the stoppage.
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Vienna
Service Discontinuation Notes From Post Office
The post office department issues instructions to postmasters not to send mail to a Medeira Secure Gas facility at present. Details on affected routes and next steps are unclear in the fragment.
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Post Office Department
Haz
Medeira Aa
Reserve Fuel Supply Reduced In Coal Regions
Rescue from the coal fields reports reduced fuel reserves as mine officials warn that rail congestion and water shortages threaten supplies. Poor weather and scarce empty cars strain shipments, with colleries operating heated tracks to prevent freezing and maintain movement.
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By. i Press
Rottaville
Enpe
Minin
Stetinius In Charge Of All War Purchases
Edward H. Stetinius of New York appointed surveyor general for Army purchases. He will establish his Washington office and assume duties immediately. The post consolidates procurement authority for munition supplies and related war matériel.
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Associated Press
Washington
Edward H. Stetinius
New York
Army Geoncreacy
Baker
R. Stettinius
Stettinius
Senator's charges prompt call for timely committee session
A reply statement to the senator's charges of inefficiency in the army requests an opportunity to hear all senators and representatives. The writer asks that time and place be fixed and offers to be advised of the best convenience for attendance.
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Atu
Dhan
Congress
Anapeares
Renee Cen
Senate
House of Representatives
Japan vows to uphold Entente alliance in Far East
Count Terauchi, Japan's premier, renewed Japan's allegiance to the Entente in a Diet address. He said Japan bears responsibility for peace in the Far East and voiced concern over the Russian situation. He hoped a stable government would be formed without further delay. Abandonment of plans to overrun the Venetian plains appears likely.
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Associated Press
Hinoron
Rondeer
Japan
Great Britain
Count Terauchi
Far East
Coal Confiscations Questioned by Capital Fuel Board
A telegram to the Chamber of Commerce reports the State Fuel Administration instructs the Montgomery board to release all confiscated coal not yet unloaded intended for domestic, Dunkerage, or utility use. The Mobile Chamber protested, noting Mobile’s need for coal for domestic use and bunker purposes.
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Montgomery Fuel
Montgomery Board
Conientady
Oon
Bys Chamber
Ntlic
Ca ’ Nery
Tadeetianieena
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Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery
Exemption Clerk Removed Over Loyalty Charge
In Tupelo, Mississippi, R B Orner, chief clerk of the north Mississippi district exemption board, is removed for alleged disloyalty. The action followed orders from the adjutant general and was prompted by letters from Congressman H E H Candler and Tupelo officials. An investigation was set to proceed.
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KBON
Mins
Adjutant General's Office
Fay
R. B. Orner
Tupelo
North Mississippi
Taliders
Pillans Lyons Tilt Over Wood Settled
A fragmented report notes Pillans and Lyons in a dispute over Wood, with a settlement appearing likely. The text references a setting today and opposing parties, indicating an end to the clash.
500 IN. WAR STAMPS IS THURSDAY'S RECORD
Five hundred dollars worth of war savings stamps were recorded on Thursday. The total reflects a strong community response as volunteers organized drives and local organizations promoted participation.
Unrest Grows Among German Navy Mine Sweepers
Reported mutiny aboard Hamburg based mine sweepers following a bombing affair. Sailors refused orders to return to duty, leading to clashes as a lieutenant was alleged to assault men and drown. Commandant dispatched boats with machine guns, causing 44 deaths and 73 injuries, with prisoners later jailed for five to twenty years.
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Hamburg
Antion
Leutenant
Wagner
Asting
Drive Extended for Soldier Boys Fund in Mobile
The Mobile Council of Defense extends the drive to raise funds to aid soldiers of Alabama. Chairman Joseph Egpalia Jr says busy members can contribute when possible and that the campaign continues through month end. Total subscriptions reach 2850 dollars. next workers meeting is at 1 pm tomorrow at the Battle House.
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Mobile Council of Defense
Alaba
Joseph Egpalia, Jr
Battle House
City Reverses Case Over Virginia Street Land Dispute
The Mobile city win in the state supreme court centers on declaring Virginia Street from Water Street east a public street. The Chapman family challenged the city’s assertion in lower court, arguing the strip was private and not city property.
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Mobile
State Supreme Court
Pesteetey
Virginia Street
Water Street East
Delphine Chapman
City of
Chapmans
Another U. S. Soldier Is Killed In Action Pershing Report
General Pershing reports another U. S. soldier has been killed in action. The brief dispatch from Washington dated January 25 notes the casualty in the ongoing war reporting. The item adds to the tally of American losses as military operations continue.
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U. S
Pershing Report
Ports Passes Restricted On Waterfront Access
Police chief OShaughnessy announced limited entry to the docks and bay yards along the east side port area. Travelers and tourists must carry passes issued by the Tourist Come Bureau or customs to access Wa and Commerce streets.
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Commerce
O Hee P. J. O”Shaugnéssy
O'Shaugnessy
Seohnend Baldwin County
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