Political stir in Petrograd as new premier named
A dramatic shift in the Russian cabinet follows the resignation of Premier Trepoff and Minister Ignatieff. Prince Golitzine, aligned with conservative elements, takes power promising victory in war while keeping legislative chambers engaged. The change signals renewed ideological tension within the government and echoes across the imperial council and press.
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Eriels
Alexander Trepoff
Count Ignatleff
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Gaye
Confirmation of W. M. Daniels
Washington January 10 Senate confirmed Winthrop M. Daniels of New Jersey to succeed himself on the Interstate Commerce Commission by a 42 to 15 vote. The proceedings, unusually public, showed sharp partisan divides with Republicans split and one Democrat voting negative.
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Washington
Winthrop M. Dantete
New Jerter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Bigtt
Custor
Nosatans
Republican
Debates Over Interstate Commerce Crew Comb Controversy Moves to Floor
The article recounts a clash over the Interstate Commerce Commission led by Mr Daniels who charged the commission with ignoring the law and overstepping authority. Senator Newlands defended the commission. It recalls the secrecy rule fight from 1933 during Daniels nomination and mentions Senators Folletta Cummins and others vowing to defy the rule. Cummins then criticizes railroad control and warns the federal government faces a critical choice.
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Interstate Commerce Combination
Daniels
Newlands
Ian Folletta
Cummins
Hade
Canadian agent in the city offers free homestead information
Le Porte, a Canadian government agent, stays at the Marion hotel until next Saturday morning to provide free information on Western Canada homesteads. He states there is no land conscription or war tax and will meet daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for guidance.
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le Porte
Marion Hote
Tanda
Canada
Mt. Porte
Russians Hold the Germans on Moldavian Front
The war office reports repeated Teutonic attacks against Russian lines along the Moldavian frontier were repulsed. In the Kasino river region near Aloniki, Russian fire and counterattacks thwarted enemy efforts. Attacks Monday evening and Tuesday morning north of the Kaelno River were all repulsed.
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Strograd
Lando
Kaelno River
National Guard of Utah To Be Inspected
Baltimore Lake January 11 The federal inspection of the National Guard of Utah begins in Balt Lake January 2. Colonel J J McDonald cavalry officer of the regular army will head the inspection as inspector general. Major W G Williams adjutant general reports the guards in excellent condition and markedly better than last year. The inspection follows their return from duty.
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Balt Lake
National Guard of Utah
J. J. McDonald
Cavalry Minepentey Weratern Department
Regular Army
W.G. Williams
Essentia
Willems
Itinerary of Inspection Orders for Utah Cavalry Units
A General Order from Major W. G Williams outlines the inspection plan for Utah cavalry units. Dates span January 22 to January 31 with locations at Salt Lake City Ogden and Mandl. Inspections cover United States property at 9 a.m and organized ranks at 8 p.m with sanitary service worn.
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Utah
W. G Willams
Salt Lake
State Arsenal
Feld Artillery
First Squadron Cavalry
First Cavalry
Firet
Ogden
Mandl
United States
Penny Company Raises the Salaries in Utah
American Fork reports John Finninge, manager of the Golden Rule store, returned from Iowa where he opened two J. C. Penney stores in Shenandoah and Cresillo. The chain now has about 175 stores nationwide with a salary increase of around 24 percent for all employees starting November 1. Back pay for November and December averaging about 32 1 2 percent is issued. Penney personally guarantees life insurance for each employee equal to one year’s salary for the employee or beneficiary. The annual convention of store managers will be held in Salt Lake City next week with current and incoming managers attending.
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Penny Company
American Fork
John Finninge
Golden Ule
Iowa
Rorate
J.C. Penney Company
Shenandoah
Cresillo
United States
J. C. Peaney
Sale Lake Gest
Notorious solicitor faces suit over injury claim
An Irishman sued a business house for injuries after a brick struck him during a dispute. The case ended with a settlement of 250 dollars to the prosecuting solicitor, who later implied additional fraud and attempted to share 425 dollars with the claimant. The tale unfolds amid sharp practice and wily talk during the legal maneuvering.
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Pat
Rotle
Isithman
Sisiona
Franz Kopp Convicted in Neutrality Case in San Francisco
Franz Kopp the German consul general in San Francisco and four aides were found guilty by a U S district court jury of conspiring to violate U S neutrality by planning to blow up American and Canadian ships factories and rail lines bound for entente allies The verdict came after a long trial with government witnesses and a defense claiming complex legal and factual questions The court set separate penalties including fines and prison terms for the two counts and Kopp promised to appeal stating the case was overly complex and the outcome unexpected
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Franz Kopp
United States District Court of Haring
Bopp
Minnsflon
America
Canada
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Hesiles Bopp
EM. van Schaick
Wilhelm von Rileken
J. F. van Coolbergen
Margaret B. Carell
Charles C. Crowley
Louis J. Smith
van Lootbergen
Smith
Carce
Emith
Doppez van Shalck
Larnell
Crowley
von Brincken
Aeieh
von Drincken
Hunt
Mra
Annette A. Adams
United States District Attorney
Preston
Adama
Mra. Adaws
Afra
Adamos
Mra. Adama
Committees Named by Lower House in Utah Legislature
Salt Lake City Jan 11 The lower house announced a slate of committee chairs and members across departments including Manufacture and Commerce Industrial School Public Health and Printing with officers such as Foldy Hayward Nee Heppier and Allen leading various panels. The list contains several misspellings and unusual abbreviations but identifies key figures and committee roles for the session.
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Resterr
Foldy
Campbell
Heppler
Pratt
Atryle
Cardon
Young
Hayward
Chalre Iman
Bevan
Curtie
BR. B
Bennett
Lisi
Mace
Harg
Moyle
King
Hywater
Dewitt
Nee
Btratton-Atrey
Eddy
Hoguen
Page
Mere
Prate
Frank
Southwick
Greenwood
Willams
Hecher
Neivan
Argyle
Doyte
Caster
Heppier
Raleigh
Widdlaon
Rehool Devt
Hitnd
Allen
Currie
Hecker
Pat Blundeh and the Missing Bugler
A Boston Transcript item recalls a comic patter about an Irish corporal and a bugler in a camp parade. The corporal asks the bugler to identify his own name, and the bugler fumbles, prompting the officer to chase a self-incriminating reply. The tale ends with a joking correction about not knowing one’s own name.
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Pats
Wan
Sorg
Wien
Wald
Pat
Toston
Unlimited War Fund Started in London for Victory Loan
A nationwide campaign launches tomorrow at the London Guildhall to sell the new victory loan. Premier Lloyd George and former chancellor Andrew Bonar Law will speak as the war savings committee with 900 subcommittees and 17,000 local associations drive subscriptions from every corner of Great Britain and Ireland. Bonds yield over 5 percent or 4 percent tax free, with payments stretched in installments over months. banks to lend at par during the war. The loan amount is described as unlimited.
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London
London Guild Hall
Lloyd George
Andrew Bonar Law
Reginald McKeans
Great Critero
Ireland
Amal
Hanka
Sugar Prices Edge Lower on Cuba Offerings
New York January 10 raw sugar values show centrifugal at 6.39 cents and molasses at 435c. Refined sugar remains quiet with fine granulated at 6.25 cents. Futures steady with a softer undertone as scattered liquidation and expectations of increased Cuban offerings press prices down at noon.
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New York
Cuba
Fragmented OCR Note on Trade and War Claims
A garbled OCR fragment from a news page lists terms like earlag and Brt Ite with references to wartime topics and a 6.2 figure. It mentions CNENET A CO and produced oils for evacuations, but the text is largely indecipherable and contains many errors.
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Romulieg
Peageits
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