Peace Conference Preview and Armistice Terms debated
The supreme council discusses armistice extension and German compliance reports. Delegates from the United States France Great Britain Italy and Japan weigh German guarantees and economic military conditions while planning future terms to be presented at Treves.
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United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Clemenceau
Orlando
Stephen Pichon
Arthur Hugh Frazier
Wilson
Supreme Council of the Peace Congress
Marshal Foch
League unnecessary says Republican Senator Sterling
Senator Sterling of South Dakota argued in Washington that a league of nations is unnecessary given current and future relations among the United States Great Britain France and Italy. He said the allied powers already guarantee peace and that obstacles to enforcing a league cannot be overcome now. The peace conference should not be delayed by constituting such a league.
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Washington
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Supreme Court rules personal use liquor banned in dry states
The Supreme Court today held that the Reed bone dry prohibition amendment forbids interstate transport of intoxicating liquors into dry states for beverage use even for personal consumption. Justice McReynolds dissented, joined by Justice Clark, arguing the amendment intrudes on state affairs and is beyond federal power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice McReynolds
Clark
Fourteen Bolsheviki jailed after Seattle parade clash
Seventeen alleged Bolsheviki sympathizers were in jail in Seattle awaiting investigation of an attack on police during a "Red Flag" parade. The event followed an IWW meeting urging a general strike to halt U S military supplies to Russia. Police captain W H Searing led about 100 officers in the attempt, and was attacked as a crowd of about 50,000 gathered downtown.
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Associated Prese
Seattle
Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
Russia
W. H. Searing
Guard for Kaiser In Hiding Behind Curtain of Straw
In Amerongen Jan 13 guards keep watch around Kaiser William Hohenzollern’s castle after his illness. Detectives interrogate all village arrivals and incoming cars. A brief sunlit stroll was seen as straw curtains shielded wall apertures.
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Kaiser
Associated Press
Amerongen
William Hohenzollern
Herr Hohenzollern
Plan to Send Wild West Show to French Soldiers
William P. Larkin of the Knights of Columbus overseas activities weighs sending a wild west show to France for American expeditionary forces. F T Corcoran of Fort Morgan offers 60 cowboys, 7 cowgirls, 49 Indians, 9 squaws, papooses, and 100 unbroken horses at an estimated $250,000 cost funded by Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico citizens as their contribution.
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Associated Prese
New York
France
William P. Larkin
Knights of Columbus Overseas Activities
F. T. Corcoran
Fort Morgan
Colo
Probe Train Wreck Near Batavia NY 21 Dead
Officials of the New York Central continued the investigation into the South Byron wreck where 21 people were killed. Authorities sought to identify 15 bodies in Batavia undertakers as railroad officers pursued conflicting statements about the collision of the Southwestern Limited with rear sleepers on the Wolverine Limited and found no clear cause.
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Batavia
New York Central Railroad
South Byron
Southwestern Limited
Wolverine Limited
Wilson Hears Sermon at Paris Y M C A
President Wilson attended a Y M C A. gathering in Paris last night and heard Rev. Charles H. Brent, former bishop of the Philippine Islands, preach on Comrades in Service. Wilson sat on the platform but did not speak.
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Paris
Jan
Wilson
Charles H. Brent
Philippine Islands
British Troops Secure Dusseldorf Amid Spartacist Uprising
British soldiers occupied central Dusseldorf as Bolshevik styled Spartacists and Independent Socialists faced suppression. Government troops sealed off streets, disarmed and arrested snipers. several enemy nests, including a machine gun crew, were wiped out. Spartacist leaders resigned, police HQ moved, while Liebknecht toured with armed guards urging resistance.
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Bolsheviki Telegraph Agency
Bolshevikia
Spartacans
Spartacus Group
Unter den Linden
Pliant
Vossische Zeitung
Morgen Post
Tageblatt
Anhalt Station
Eichhorn
Boetzan
Liebknecht
Ebert-Scheidemann
Luxember government opposes move to a republic
The Luxenburg government issues a proclamation urging the people to oppose a republic. Grand Duchess Marie declares willingness to abdicate if keeping the throne hinders the government’s bid to form an economic alliance with the Entente, notably France and Belgium.
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Luxemburg
London
Marie
France
Belgium
Night News Summary Batavia Bonded by Tragic NY Central Crash
In Batavia New York twenty one people were killed and many injured in a rear end collision on the New York Central near South Byron at 2 40 Sunday morning. In Washington Thomas Watt Gregory resigned from the cabinet citing pecuniary tomblilities and will resume law practice effective March 4 after resigning January 9. In London Jan Paderewski Polish leader was slightly wounded by an assassin in Warsaw as Bolshevik arrests followed the attempted plot.
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Batavia
N. Y
New York Central
South Byron
London
Signace
Jan Paderewski
Warsaw
Gregory to quit cabinet to practice law again
Attorney General Gregory will retire from the cabinet March 4 to return to the practice of law. His resignation announced at the White House was cabled to President Wilson in Paris and accepted. He had considered leaving for private life due to pecuniary duties but will stay until March at the president's request. His future law practice location is not yet decided.
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Gregory
Associated Prose
Washington, D. C
White House
Wilson
Paris
Ral
Texas
Arizona appoints two delegates to reclamation conference
Governor Campbell adds Joseph L. Loftus and Albert C. Seiboth to the five named delegates for the reclamation and drainage conference in Salt Lake City on January 18. The original appointees are Fred T. Colter E. F. Sanguinetti T. C. Norris Judge Q. O. J. Baughn and Dwight B. Heard.
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Citizen’s Capital Bureau
Phoenix
Campbell
Salt Lake City
Joseph L. Loftus
Albert C. Seiboth
Arizona Commission of Soldiers’ Settlement
Fred T. Colter
E. F. Sanguinetti
T. C. Norris
QO. J. Baughn
Dwight B. Heard
Two Arizona Soldiers Return from German Prison Camp
Washington reports a list of enlisted men returned to France from Germany and related hospitals. Names include Lawrence Davis of St. Johns Arizona Jose B Cordova of Questa New Mexico Alva J Lackey of Dale Texas Raymond R Reed of Globe Arizona Selig Reich of San Antonio Texas James F Leeper of Talbot Texas Carl J Buckner of Blanco Texas.
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Arizona
France
Associated Press
Washington
Germany
War Department
Lawrence Davis
St. Johns
Ariz
Jose KB. Cordova
Questa
N. M
Alva J. Lackey
Dale
Tex
Raymond R. Reed
Globe
Selig Reich
San Antonio
James F. Lee
Russian POWs in Germany To Be Helped By Red Cross
Paris January 13 Maj Carl Taylor of the American Red Cross will lead an expedition into Germany to look after about 1,000,000 Russian prisoners of war remaining there.
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Paris
Germany
Carl Taylor
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Local Farm Supply Ad Promises Cash Savings on Goods
An old F. Ronstadt Co. advertisement promises cash sales on farm implements engines pumps hardware and other supplies with claimed savings of ten percent on moderate prices. The copy evokes a broad range of rural goods and hardware offerings.
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F. Ronstadt Co
Adv
Probe for We Bolshevik Fire Arson Ring
At a conference of the Fire Marshals Association and the National Board of Fire Underwriters in New York City resolutions urged a systematic probe of I W W and Bolshevik activities over serious fires. Detroit was cited as a supposed headquarters for an arson network with solicitors agents and torches. A state fire-loss commission and insurance refusal after three fires were proposed. NYFD Chief John Kenton urged denying coverage to repeatedly careless firms.
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Associated Press
New York
Homer Rutledge
Lansing
Mich
Detroit
John Kenton
New York City
Unemployment Urgency Urges Action to Curb I W W Bolsheviki
Oregon labor leaders warned the I W W Bolsheviki threat amid unemployment fear. Harry Anderson of the Portland Central Labor Council urged immediate solutions to unite workers and employers, saying Congress must act or the struggle will be settled without labor input.
Willcox Hero Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Eugene A Tenley a former Willcox Ariz boy is awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in action near St Mihiel France on October 4 1918 He disregarded danger and aided wounded men with valiant effort until killed by shell fragments Next of kin Samuel W Tenley Willcox Ariz Confirmed by General Pershing in France
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Eugene A. Tenley
Willcox, Ariz
General Pershing
France
Eugene H. Tenley
United States Navy
United States Marine Corps
Samuel W. Tenley
Willcox
Ariz
Tucson Boy Wounded in Action Identified in Daily Casualties
Jose Lyra of Tucson is the only Arizonan named in today’s overseas casualties. Readers may view the full casualty lists at the Tucson Citizen business office.
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Tucson
Jose Lyra
Tucson Citizen Business Office
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