Global finance leaders urge postwar remedy conference
An Associated Press report from New York on January 14 describes a planned international conference by major financiers and leaders to combat postwar economic chaos. The appeal, signed by prominent figures in Europe and the United States, urges governments to curb inflation, raise revenue without debt, and encourage saving and prudent business policies.
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Associated Press
New York
Europe
Great Britain
France
Holland
Switzerland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Asa
Germany
Austria
Five Socialist Assembly Members Ousted in New York
The Associated Press reports in Albany on January 14 that the judiciary committee set rules for the trial of five socialist assemblymen suspended from the New York Assembly. William Amos of New York urged a motion to restore them, while notices go to unseated members Waldman Claeggens Dewitt Orr and Solomon. Speaker Sweet released a letter from Senator Miles Poindexter approving the ousting action.
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Judiciary Committee
Newton
William @. Amos
New York
Louis
Martin
Judiciaryf Committee
Louis Waldman
Auigust Claes‘gens
Samu al ‘Dewittt
Samuel Orr
Charles Solomon
Thadd
Americans killed in ash with Semenoff incident
Two Americans were killed and three wounded in an incident described by the Associated Press as occurring in London on January 14. A Semenoff connection was noted, with details scarce as reports emerged about the event and its casualties.
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Semenoff
London
Cabinet power debate sparks push for open appointments
Washington officials report Kenyon seeks a 1920 platform plank forcing presidential nominees to disclose cabinet appointments 30 days before elections. He argues public oversight would yield truer representative government and curb appointment favoritism, while labor ratification and leadership races shape treaty prospects.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sénitor Kenyon
Republican of
Towa
Republican Party
Kenyon
Deka
Gates
Grant
Letus
Col lees Inhale Compro mise is Most Desirable Senate Caucus
The Senate awaits the outcome of a Democratic caucus as continued divisions linger over a compromise deemed most desirable. Key figures from Col lees area signal cautious optimism while party leaders push for a clear path forward before final votes.
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Collees
Ratification Split In ZACO Treaty Vote By Colleges
New York January 14 Associated Press reports supporters of ratification led in a campus referendum across 875 colleges and universities on the intercollegiate treaty. Of 92 466 votes cast, 32 691 students and 3 612 professors favored compromise.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Judge Grants Habeas Corpus Hearing for Alson Be Cole
Lincoln Nebraska dispatch reports Federal Judge Munger permitted Alson Be Cole to present in court tomorrow an application for a writ of habeas corpus. The case concerns Cole’s sentence to be executed Friday in the state penitentiary.
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New
Munger
Cole
Price Reduction Notice From The Chronicles Ad Section
Public notice shows a price reduction in a lit ads section titled The Chronicles. Details readable include the ad heading and the change in price intended to benefit readers seeking updated listings.
Plans for Decoration Inquiry Testimony Ordered
Washington Jan 14 A list of 16 admirals headed by Rear Admiral William Sims was submitted to Secretary Daniels by Senator Hale to summon them before the naval subcommittee on decoration awards. The group includes Benson Knight Badger Mayo and others with Major General George Barnett and all bureau chiefs requested. Sims to testify Friday if the list stands as announced amid Daniels’ review of Sims letters criticizing war honors actions.
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Associated Press
Washington
William §. Sims
Daniels
Hale
Maine
Senate Naval
William S. Benson
Special Board On
Naval Operations
Austin M. Knight
Special
Charles J. Badger
Henry T. Mayo
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Admiral Sims
Sims
Pershing Warns Against Bolshevists at Wyoming Dinner
General John J. Pershing denounced Bolshevism in Cheyenne at a Fort D. A. Russell dinner and urged action against anarchistic tendencies. He called for learning English and U.S. laws, spoke to Wyoming Wool Growers, and planned a fort boxing event before leaving for Salt Lake City.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Fort D. A
Russell
John ‘J. Pershing
Garey
Wyoming
Pershing
Allurope
América
General Pershing
Capitol
Fort. D. A. Russell
Wryoming Wool Growers Association
Fort
Salt Lake City
Judge Bothwell Re-Elected Attorney for Canal Company
Judge James Ti Bothwell was yesterday re elected as attorney for the Twin Falls Canal Company by the directors. He has served in the role for an extended period and handled many important cases. His selection for the ensuing year received approval throughout the district.
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James Ti Bothwell
Twin Falls Canal Company
Bothwell
Canal Company
Recruiting ship aground off Florida coast
An unidentified United States recruiting ship carrying 260 recruits en route from New York to Pensacola ran aground tonight off Elliott’s Key, Florida, with nine feet of water in the hold. The schooner John G. Crosland reported the incident and said the ship did not appear to be in immediate danger.
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Associated Press
Miami
Florida
United, States
New York
Pensacola
Elliott's Key
John G. Crosland
Horror in Tampico Evidence Carranzans Murdered Two
A report from Tampico details a deadly incident attributed to Carranza supporters, with two victims confirmed dead. Authorities and witnesses describe a violent confrontation amid ongoing political turmoil in the Mexican port city.
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Carranzans
American Legion Ordered Out Says Veteran Two Arrested
San Antonio witnesses before a senate sub committee described brutal Mexican violence and property losses. James J Britt testified that Americans were at greater risk than in World War I. He linked killings to Carranza forces and described grisly details around Ron ey and Earl Boles.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Senate
Mexico
T. M. McBee
James J. Britt
Tampico
George S.balalock
Washington
Britt
Argonne
United States
I. J. Ronéy
Carranza
Mot
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