Diplomatic Relations To Be Resumed At Once
Paris January 9 The Associated Press reports that a two part ceremony will re establish peace with Germany ending the armistice The first part will occur in the foreign affairs office with Baron von Leisner and von Simson invited to sign Germanys name The second will formalize ratification by the five powers and the Allied delegation The premier Clemenceau hopes to complete ratification this week and dedicate next week to Versailles preparations Officials in Berlin and London aim for early signatures by leaders Lloyd George and Italy before departure
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Associated ‘Press
Paris
Germany
Baron von Leisner
Berr von ‘Sim
Staes
Belgium
Great ‘Britain
France
Sine
Rlson
Mer
Clemenceau's
Lloyd: George
Britain
Pemier
Italy
Clemenceau
Versailles
Dutch parliament mulls William II return to Germany
The Hague dispatch reports the first chamber drafting a memorandum urging Holland to request former Emperor William II to return to his homeland. Doorn residents noted William II’s absence as he oversees park landscaping and estate work.
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Associated” ‘Press
the Hague
Holland
William
Germany
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Deal Near in Tijuana Bid
San Diego January 9 The Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title match appears likely with a 75 to 25 percent purse split favoring the winner. Jack Kearns Dempsey’s manager says Coffroth’s $400000 bid for a bout at Tijuana is acceptable though a U S venue is preferred. Carpentier has signed to fight Dempsey under a deal expiring in February and Coffroth could promote in America if the agreement holds.
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San Diego
Calif
Jack ‘Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
James
Coffroth
Tijuana
California
Kearns
America
Cochrane
Carpentier
Coffreth
Whitfield Indicted for Murder in Cordova Case
January 9 report from Alexandria Louisiana states Andrew W. Whitfield faces a murder indictment by a grand jury for the killing of Dre Leopoldo Cordova Jr a former Honduran consul here on the night of November 12.
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D. Bans
Andrew W. Whitfield
Alexandria
Dre Leopoldo. Cordova ‘Jr
Honduras
Mysterious Dr X Recalls Titanic Era Amid Amnesia
A nameless Englishman calling himself Dr X, found wandering in Lambertville New Jersey, recalls only fragments from life after the Titanic sinking. He insists he attended Oxford in the 1880s, but cannot confirm memories of his past or fate during World War I. Rev. Beasley aids him as he plays organ and piano in the rectory.
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Lambertville
N. J
Dr. XX
J. YT
Beasley
St. ‘Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ingland
Oxford
Mississippi
President Wilson
Ger Amany
Republic
Dr. Beasley
Dr. X
Palmer Urges Woman Suffrage Support in New Jersey
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer wrote to 12 Democratic assemblymen-elect of New Jersey urging their effort to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment during the January session. The move mirrors a Democratic national committee push, while local leaders question interference and state rights.
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Associated Press
Newark
N.J
Atorney
A. Mitchell Palmer
New Jersey
Legislaure
Homer 8
Cummings
Democratic ‘National Committee
James R. Nugent
Nugent
Louis R. Freund
Mr. Palmer
Headley
Palmer
Hays Confident West Favors Republicans
Dienvier Colo dun. Hays plans Salt Lake City swing as he marshals Republican forces for the presidential campaign. Women Republican leaders join the cross country trip, skipping Salt Lake City. Colorado party leaders express satisfaction with a solid front and strength kept intact.
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Associated Press
Dienvier
Colo
Dun
Salt Lake City
WH. H. Hays
Republican National Committee
West
California
Colorado
Favors Pool of British and American Warships
London dispatch reports Alfred Gardiner to publish a weekly article urging pooling of British and United States navies for the League of Nations. He warns that league failure could let the U S become the world’s dominant naval power, sparking English anxiety and possible antagonism.
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Associated Press
London
United States
League of Nations
Alfred G. Gardiner
Daily News
Gardiner
Paris
League of ‘Nations
Ingland
Mr. Gardiner
Martens to Tell His Story to the Senate
Subpoenas were served on I C A K Martens, self styled Augusian soviet ambassador to the United States, and his secretary Nuorteva for the initial hearing Monday of the Senate foreign relations subcommittee investigating Russian propaganda in the United States. Both accepted the summons. Martens sought by Justice agents with a 4% arrest warrant. The subpoenas were served at Martens home and Nuorteva’s office.
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Associated Press
Washington
Naes
Martens
United States
Nuorteva
Senate Foreign Relations
Department of Justice
Dempsey Branded as Slack by Legionnaires
The Associated Press reports that Jack Dempsey was labeled slack by members of the Legionnaires, reflecting a controversial reaction to his recent performances and public persona. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Not Closed Treaty Foes Declare Matter Campaign Issue
Washington January 9 The Versailles treaty fate grows unsettled as Wilson's urging to take the question to the people meets Bryan's opposition. Senators Hitchcock and Kendrick advocate compromise while Republicans and Democrats signal possible agreement. Lodge welcomes the issue as a campaign hinge. Debate focuses on reserva tions and which concessions the White House can accept with Bloomington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Senate
Hitchcock Nebraska
Kendrick
Wyoming
Massachusetts
Lena Hitchcock
White House
Bryan
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