Ratification rush for peace treaty amid European peril
The Allies aim to finalize peace exchanges on the tenth as delays persist. Germany pushes back against the treaty while Bolshevik power rises in Russia and Poland faces danger. Europe’s drift toward crisis threatens America. the Senate is urged to act promptly to join the League and influence the new international system.
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United States
League of Nations
Germany
Russia
Lenine
Poland
America
Europe
United States Senate
League
College Poultrymen Do Novel School Earning Plan
Three young men entering an eastern agricultural college have devised a new method to fund their education. They travel to small towns selling poultry and poultry equipment, using the proceeds to cover tuition and living costs. The plan reflects the resourcefulness of students who work varied jobs to support themselves.
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Agricultural College
Allege Town
Thelg
Ennip
Three Young Men Enter Poultry Business For College Funds
The trio plans to raise fowl and sell eggs and chickens to finance their education. They already have poultry experience at home and expect a ready market due to current egg and poultry prices. The project is portrayed as practical, not a wild scheme, with potential for substantial earnings as they pursue college studies.
Diamonds flood U S markets as 1919 imports hit record
The 1919 diamond import value is estimated at 100 million dollars, about double any prior year. Volume rises despite higher prices, with a steady inflow of gems into the United States. While some see it as harmless, it hints at shifting balances of trade and questions about debt payments in needed commodities versus luxuries.
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Europe
Understanding Colds and Contagion in Children
A public health note explains how a child with a cold may hide contagious diseases like measles or whooping cough. It warns that quarantine is often too late once a rash or symptoms appear and stresses cough and sneeze as the main infection routes. The piece warns pneumonia as the major danger from mismanaged colds and urges careful treatment.
Dutch Women Demand Full Equality After Franchise
Dutch women, now with equal franchise, press for full economic and social equality with their husbands. They express confidence in achieving this, noting Dutch prowess in nation building and social progress as the country advances.
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Holland
Senator John Williams Sees Divine Revelation for Senate
Public remarks quote Senator John Williams on the United States senate. He notes only God knows the matter and suggests a divine revelation may be needed. The public seeks clarity on the senate's direction and issues.
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United States Senate
John. Sharp Williams
Immigration Tide Sweeps Into Palestine
A report describes a great tide of immigration into Palestine, mainly Jews entering the Promised Land with few Philistines to resist, signaling a new demographic shift and settlement pattern.
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Palestine
Trade Boom Redirects Old Automobiles to New Use
The passage notes a shift as old automobiles are sold or traded to furnish a new destiny of exchange. Everyone participates in buying and selling, moving vehicles between parties to repurpose them in a changing market.
Congress Aims To Finish Uncompleted Sessions Soon
After its two weeks vacation, Congress may be rested enough to jump in and finish the remaining sessions of its work. The break promised renewed focus and momentum for lawmakers to push through unfinished agenda items.
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Congress
Carpentier Dempsey bout talks spark half battle talks
Paris report describes Descamps manager for Georges Carpentier accepting terms for a championship bout with James Coffroth funding a $400,000 purse. Carpentier favors 10 or 15 rounds, with promoters split on venue and dates. Mexican authorities recover cattle theft aftermath near the border.
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Paris
Web
Descamps
Georges Carpentier
James Coffroth
Tia Juana
Carpentier
Dempsey
America
Mr. Cro
England
France
Coffroth Pleased With Carpentier Dempsey Fight Offer
James W. Coffroth, head of the Lower California Jackey lab, reports Paris gossip that Georges Carpentier has accepted his offer to fight Jack Dempsey in San Diego. Coffroth backs a 15 round bout and plans a 50,000 seat arena, contacting Charles Harvey to negotiate, with no word yet from Carpentier’s manager.
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Cal
James W. Coffroth
Lower California
Jackey Lab
Associated Press
Paris
Georges Carpentiers
Coffroth
Dempsey
Ti‘Suana
Carpentier
Smoore
Charles Harvey
New York Boxing Commission
London
Harvey
Déscamps
Schooner Lucille Believed Lost Near Halifax
The 189 ton schooner Lucille sailed from New York for Halifax on November 30 carrying coal. It is believed all hands, six crew members, are lost. The report comes via the Associated Press from Halifax dated January 6.
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Halifax
Lucille
New York
Thieves Steal 33 Cattle Near Mexican Line
Thieves took 33 head of cattle from Norwood Hall's ranch on the international boundary west of El Paso New Mexico Sunday night near the Texas state line. The incident was reported by the Associated Press and authorities are investigating similarities to other rustling cases in the region.
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Carranza
Mexico
International Line
Catt
Associated
Preas. el
Norwood Hall
New Mex-ico
Here
Rupert Artist Receives Unusual Honor
A Rupert artist, George Schroeder, has been invited to send two canvasses to the Corcoran gallery in Washington DC for a water exhibit. The unsolicited honor delights his friends as his work earns growing recognition in Twin Falls and surrounding areas.
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Twin Falls
George Schroeder
Rupert
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington, D. C
Hig
Schrodeer
Million Dollar Gift To Throop College
A New Year gift of 1,000,000 dollars to Throop College of Technology, conditional on matching funds, was announced by President James A B Scherer in Pasadena California. The donor’s name was withheld and the sum was described as the largest ever given to an institution in this region.
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Pasadena
Calif
Throop College of Technology
James _ A.B. Scherer
Armed men raid magistrate home near Dublin
At Scariff county Clare, Magistrate Hibbert's house was raided by armed men last night a maid was wounded. The magistrate fired on the raiders wounding one who was later arrested. Police barracks at Roundstone Galway were attacked but raiders were repulsed with no injuries.
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Dublin
Scariff
County Clare
Hibbert
Roundstone
Galway
Street Fighting Report in Anti Kolchak Revolt
Honolulu January 6 report notes street fighting in anti Kolchak revolt. Tokyo cable to Nippo Juji, Japanese paper, says Vladivostok workers voted to strike in protest of Kolchak rule. Traffic on the Trans-Siberian railway south of Nikolsk suspended amid the turmoil.
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Honolulu
Irkutsu
Tokio
Nippu Juiji
Vladivostok
Nicholisk
Indianapolis club chief reveals sale to Salt Lake club
Jack Hendricks, general manager of the Indianapolis baseball club, announced the Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast league has purchased Duke Reilly, the outfielder who has played with Indianapolis clubs all but one season since 1912.
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Indianapolis
Inds
Jack Hendricks
Indianapolis Baseball Club
Salt Lake Club
Duke Reilly
St Paul Defeats American 860 Sextet in Hockey Victory
The St Paul hockey team beat the American 860 sextet of Maine and Michigan 4 to 2 in a game played in St Paul Minnesota tonight. The match featured strong defense from St Paul and led to a solid win as the teams battled for control on the ice.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Maine
Michigan
Democratic nomination prospects to meet at Jackson Day banquet
Washington date notes the Democratic candidates for president plan to meet and answer questions at the Jackson Day banquet. The event aims to pick a time and place for the national convention while Wilson and Bryan remarks remain undisclosed until Thursday night.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Bealdesberg
Will Bel
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Bryan
Miners Defeated by Government Arbitration Debate
Continued from page one, the convention debated the president's arbitration proposal. Lewis ruled the Harlan amendment out of order and argued that acceptance would bind both miners and the opera to accept the commission's decision. Green claimed the debate clarifies the convention's vote on affirming officers' action. Lewis will address the convention tomorrow before voting.
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Lewis
Green
Earthquake Devastation Report Signals Massive Casualties
Thousands die as tremors topple buildings across Huatusco and surrounding areas. Destruction wipes Salmaral, Chichuictxtl, salcomalco, Xico, Tlacotepec and Tenampa. Officials fear many more casualties in smaller settlements along streams in rebel infested districts.
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Huatusco
Tsecelo
Salmaral
Chichuictxtl
Salcomalco
Xico
Tlacotepec
Ampa
Kidney Trouble Prevention Plea for Rad Salt Remedy
An old health ad claims rich diets strain kidneys and cause trouble with back pain and cloudy urine. It touts four ounces of Rad Salt daily as a preventive, describing Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia drink that flushes kidneys and neutralizes urine acids, pitched as safe and delightful for home use.
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Wwomar
Keeney
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