Terms for Peace Revealed in Entente Reply to Wilson
The Associated Press reports the Entente reply to President Wilson outlines terms including restoration of Belgium Serbia and Montenegro, full reparations and evacuation of invaded Russian and Romanian territories, liberation of various Slavs, and a restructured Europe based on nationalities. It specifies Alsace Lorraine and the Tyrol are to be relinquished, with Turkish clauses implying Russia's role at the Dardanelles and Poland’s status.
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Governor Stanley Faces Kentucky Mob After Threats
In Murray the governor moved to control a tense situation after threats against Circuit Judge Charlie Bush and Commonwealth Attorney Denny Smith. A mob demanded the return of Luke Martin for trial, threatening lynching or dynamiting the hotel. officials arranged to bring Martin back for a morning trial as Governor Stanley sped from Frankfort on a special train.
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Thaw Fatally Injures Self in Philadelphia House
Philadelphia dispatch reports Harry K. Thaw slashed his wrists and throat at a Walnut Street residence, was found by detectives, and rushed to St Mary’s Hospital where physicians say he is gravely injured and may die. Police note the Essex house is near the site of a prior auto accident involving Thaw’s mother’s car.
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Liine
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Thaw
Ant
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Tian
Congressmen battle to expose stock scandal leak
Washington January 11. Democrats on the House Rites Committee voted to report adversely Representative Woods privileged resolution seeking a congressional inquiry into Thomas W Lawson's charges of a leak to Wall Street on President Wilson's peace note. Republicans contest the action, claiming the inquiry is dead.
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Wall Street
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Reilly
John Royle
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Ambassador Sharp Receives Note Back From Premier Brisad
Jan. Premier Brisad received Ambassador Sharp and delivered a reply in the name of all allied governments. The note echoes President Wilson and the public will have the text Friday morning. Briand also sent Ambassador Sharp a note from the Percium government.
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Germany Sends Note on Entente Peace Reply
RLIN dispatch reports Germany has handed governments a note on the Entente reply to peace proposals. The note claims the Entente rejected a proposal as without sin and excludes intent to harm others. Germany will judge who bears the war guilt, aligning with England France and Russia's policies and the Servian assassination mobilization.
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Tal Powers
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Russia
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Saray
Entente reply to Wilson peace note arrives at state department
The Entente reply to President Wilsons peace note begins arriving in Washington. It is decoded for Wilson and Secretary Lansing. A diplomat noted the note may be friendly but require central powers modification. The overall impression is that peace is possible but not without changes.
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Entente
Wilson
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Lansing
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U S Lieut Slain and Another Wounded in Santo Domingo
Washington D C Jan 11 Lieutenant J R Bolton was killed and Lieutenant J R Henley wounded by shots fired at a landing party of United States Marines by a native boy in Santo Domingo. Captain nandier of the battleship New Hampshire reported no general clash between marines and natives.
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J. R. Henley
United States
Santo Domingo
Tech Navy Department
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New Hampshire
Wine stolen and returned to Sam Jacobs in Tycson
Sam Jacobs, a Tycson stationer and wine lover, had his bottle stolen and was told by Constable Mills he could not possess it. After a delay, Jacobs learned from his attorney that he could reclaim the wine, and it was returned to his home within a few hours at the city jail.
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Mills
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Silent picketers brave cold at White House protest
Silent sentinels picketing the White House over Woodrow Wilson's suffrage stance faced a frigid day. Some left posts, banners drooping, while others used planks and stone posts for warmth as police refrained from stopping the marchers on the White House grounds.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Bone Day Measure Sparks New Mexico Senate Fight
An early resolution to submit a prohistory constitutional amendment opens a long debate in the New Mexico legislature. A flood of proposed amendments is expected, from fully dry to more moderate standards, amid a heated session in Santa Fe.
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Papago Reservation Abolition Move Advances in Arizona
Arizona legislature opens with bills on state budget and 60 day session for 50 000 expenses. A memorial to abolish the Papago Indian reservation in Pima county 3 560 000 acres advances supported by Pima members, amid warnings it would cripple land entries roads and mineral development. Governor Campbell attends, ex Governor Hunt counsels, and land commissioner Moss to oppose the measure.
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Tom Campbell
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Hunt
Papago
Pima
J. H Mossi
Washington
J. H. Campbell
Tecson
Pima County
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Tucson
Ajo
Wayne MacVeagh Dies Former U S Attorney General
Wayne MacVeagh died in Washington early today. He served as attorney general in President Garfield's cabinet and was brother of Franklin MacVeagh, former secretary of the treasury.
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Wayne MacVeagh
Garfield
Franklin MacVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
Young Men's Christian Association Plans Debt Ditching Banquet
The annual YM A meeting will launch a 49 000 debt ditching campaign with a banquet on Saturday January 20. Four directors will be elected that day and the result announced at the banquet. W H Day Secretary conducted campaign planning with help from Dr H R Leonard Meade Clyne and T A Deft.
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W. HH. Day
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el Paso
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Portland
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H.R. Leonard
Meade Clyne
T. A. Deft
Supreme Court Studies Campbell Case In Arizona
The Arizona Supreme Court heard arguments on mandamus to halt Gov Campbell bid and vacancy rules. Lawyers argued Arizona’s vacancy statute is not exclusive and that governor's disqualification could be challenged. Trial contest starts January 2 with six weeks to two months expected, likely delaying final outcome.
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Supreme Court
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Tucson
Missing aviators' safety feared after false landing report
San Diego Cal January 11 Renewed fear for the safety of Lieut Col Harry G Bishop and Lieut W A Robertson army aviators who left North Island yesterday for Calexico was felt after a false message claimed they landed at Cresco Guanato Lower California The last verified sighting had them over Jacumba mountain yesterday morning A rancher reported seeing the plane descend rapidly after passing Jacumba, suggesting possible mishap.
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Harry G. Bishop
W. A. Robertson
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Calexico
Army
Cresco Guanato
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