Airmen Held by Mexicans Near Nogales
Report from Fort Brown Texas says two American aviators Lieutenants Davis and Grimes were captured by Mexican forces about 30 miles south of Nogales. A message from aviators promises their freedom tomorrow morning. The distance Brownsville Nogales is about 1 200 miles.
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Aes
Gree Grimes
Fort Brown
Texais
Nogales
Ariz
Mexico
Zapata
Exas
Norning
Brownsville
Davis
Grimes
Air
Tng
National Canners Convene as Dr Wiley Discusses Currency
The thirteenth annual National Canners association convention hears Dr Wiley call for gradual currency withdrawal and value standard. Frank Lowry of Federal Sugar Refining assures high sugar prices aid food conservation, forecasting a large 1920 crop. Present milk supplies exceed domestic needs with no price changes expected.
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Ssociated Press
Chile
Tan
the Econ Reserve
Board
Wiley
National Pure
Daniels says he knows the next president
Secretary of the Navy Daniels told a Philadelphia graduation crowd he could name the next president but would not reveal the man’s identity. He warned the candidate must be progressive to meet new conditions, and avoided linking the remark to any party.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
J. Hampton Moore
United ‘States
Daniels
Newberry Case Detail From Associated Press Dispatch
The brief AP cable from Grand Rapids Michigan dated January twenty eighth notes Newberry’s case progress. It reports limited details and places emphasis on the legal development without sensational specifics. This compact item highlights ongoing actions in a distant case.
Gompers Attacks Bolshevism in Federationist Writings
Samuel Gompers condemns Bolshevism as destructive and ineffective in America. He doubts Bolshevist propaganda surpasses anti Bolshevist journalism and warns that the Russian system disenfranchises peasants while labor groups suffer under dictatorship of the proletariat. He cites Bolshevik abuses of labor and press, and portrays the movement as coercive and anti free.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federationist
American Federation ‘of’ Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Labor
America
the Nation
The
Dial
New ‘Republic
Gompers
Moscow
Bolshevists
Eoterin
Bryan Continues Drive on Edwards in West Virginia
In Bristol on January 28 William J. Bryan urged the Republican party to state its stand on prohibition while not directly pressing the liquor issue in the presidential race. He attacked Governor Edwards of New Jersey as backed by liquor interests and accused him of disturbing party harmony. Bryan said he has suffered from democratic party discord and does not intend to disrupt it.
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Associated Press
Bristol
W.va
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Edwards
New Jersey
Bryan
Opposition to Big 4 Packers Averted at ANLA Meet
Spokane January session of the American National Livestock Associations reached a compromise on adopting a market committees report urging federal regulation of the packing industry. H A Gastro urged stockmen to halt opposition to packers while Ammons proposed steps to avert a fight over credentials and set a final vote for tomorrow on the regulatory measure.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Wash
American National Livestock ‘Associations
Wisi
WHS
Ammons
Colorado
Army Transport Forced to Return from Trip
The mounted transport Mount Vernon, part of the Army, was forced to return from a trip. Details are scarce due to partial and garbled text from the press dispatch. Further information is not available in the readable fragments.
United States Emerges Economically Stronger After War, Lansing Says
Secretary Lansing told the Senate the United States has grown into an economic preponderance due to the war, with trade promotion and diplomacy now tightly linked. He urged a complete reorganization of the State Department to better gather information and unite foreign trade efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Lansing
Senate
Germany
State Department
Mr. Lansing
Department of State
Bi partisan talks stall over treaty reservations and Monroe Doctrine
Washington reports a near deadlock as republicans and democrats clash over Article 10 and the Monroe Doctrine in ongoing bipartisan talks on a compromise peace treaty. Leaders warn only these points lack agreement, with broader concessions already accepted by both sides.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Proposed changes to reservations and congressional action
The text outlines committee approved modifications to the preamble and reservations including that certain acceptances shall be assumed unless objections are made before ratification by the United States. It specifies notice of withdrawal by a joint resolution and compares joint versus concurrent resolutions, with shifts on expedient references to Japan and China and settings about appointing representatives without congressional approval.
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United’ States
Japan
China
Shantung Reservation
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Mich
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Russia
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Pwards
Elizabeth
Livestock Association
Abscu Ued. Press
San ‘Francisco
Amy
Transport Mount
Vernon
Which
Dea
Marcont
ATR
Sgnals
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