Allies Extend Armistice Terms With Germany
Paris Jan 14 Entente Allies approve economic and naval terms to extend the armistice with Germany. Goods seized will be handed to Allies to revitalize economies and identify manufacturing seized from invaded regions. Gold reserves and bank notes will be guarded. submarines must be handed over. Bolshevists converge on Warsaw as Polish politics split.
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Paris
Germany
Reichsbank
Marshal Foch
Berlin
Italians Planned Espionage Missions Before Great Offensive
Rome dispatch reports Italian espionage efforts before the Halisa drive involved eighty men who flew over Austrian lines to carry back information. Giacomo Ganillo de Carlo led the first aeroplane spy mission, returning with data and aiding the Giovane Italia network that supported Italy’s war plans.
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Die Associated Press
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Afta
Geveral Diaz
Mle
Giacamati Ganillo de Carlo
Fie
Mealis In
Arts
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Alia
Giovane Italia
Traly
Helmet distribution ordered for Liberty Joan prizes
Eighty thousand Gersian helmets captured by General Pershing's forces are set for distribution. Director Frank Roberts of the Liberty Joan publicity committee will have district managers prize the helmets as part of upcoming Liberty Joan events.
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Washington, Jan
Pershing
Frank Roberts
Russia to be Represented at Peace Congress
Paris dispatch reports Russia may send a delegation to the peace conference alongside Allied nations. The first matter before the acting body concerns a proposed league of nations and the structure to reflect American British and French views. A joint communique is planned as the official notice, with President Wilson coordinating and Ray Strrmmard Bake named as a public information agent.
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Holshevita
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J. ¥. Tanawaki
al Warsaw
Pi‘dahl
Warsaw
Comacs
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Cantera
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Germany
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League of Nations
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Treves
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Franca
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Miners Oppose Drafting Plan of Major Leagues
New York January 14 Minor league officials discussed relief from the drafting privilege held by the majors. Major leagues have long drafted from minors, but officials say this is unfair when good players are taken after a season. Minor league committee members urged grant of their requests.
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New York
National Association of Professional Baseball
Sminors
Joe Thoxer
Columbus Association
al Tearney
Fd Hanlon
St. Joseph Western Club
John J °. Carrell
Kartions
Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Owever
Minor League
Trans
American Leaguer
National Commission
Treaties Must Be Public Says Wilson In Paris Debate
Paris Jan 14 The Figaro reports President Wilson backed secrecy for negotiations but urged that the final treaties be public while noting ongoing negotiations require discretion. The discussion centered on public access to treaties and diplomacy in the wake of authoritative stances.
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Paris
the Figaro
Wilson
Seerecy
Demand for Peace Terms in Postwar Reforms
Demands listed by Dosdon Jr and allied parties call for wartime restitution. The plan urges enemy payment for war costs, compensation for property damage, and all personal injury claims. Proposals include pensions for disabled veterans, survivors’ support, and universal debt settlements.
Seven Persons Die in Rear End Collision
Seven people were killed and about a dozen injured in a rear end collision on the Readlian railway near Fork Washington, as train No. 300 struck a local train. A separate inquiry into the wreck of the New York Central Wolverina Tm Heath Bureau in Syracuse is underway with railroad officials and the public service commission. The death toll rose to 22 with one more death reported at a hospital, bringing total known fatalities to 22. one identified victim remains unconfirmed.
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Readlian
Fork Washington
Perth
Rhinefty Lenicht
Tatavia
S. A
New York Central
Wolverina
Syracuse
Tomas
Piobile Sereley Commission
Touay
York Central
Berts
Vuemourgues
Patrick Dougherty
Flint
Michigan
Hoapital
Marty TL. Dunnan
Grand Rapids
Lst
Mystery Shocks Military Circles In British Arrest
London dispatch reports Lieutenant Colonel Norman Cecil Rutherford was arrested on charges of murdering Major General Charles Seton of Melbourne. Police found Seton dead at his cousin Malcolm Cotter Sevin’s residence with three bullet wounds. Details of the alleged motive and suspects remain undisclosed.
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London
Norman Cecil Rutherford
Charles Seton
Melbourne
Seton
Malcolm Cotter Sevin
Judicial and Publicity Department
Indian Office
Wirlet
Rutherore
Seton House
Major Seton
Tadvons
Sinn Fein Leader Plunkett Faces Prison Under Defense Act
The Sinn Fein leader and activities tied to the movement are described with implications of severe penalties. Plunkett is mentioned amid efforts to suppress Sinn Fein activity under the Defense of the Realm Act, following recent releases and ongoing pressures.
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Plunkett
England
Cruiser Brings Home Over 1 215 Men From Brest
New York dispatch reports the US cruiser Stantington arriving from Brest with 44 officers and 2271 men of the American expeditionary force. The contingent includes the headquarters company of the 89th coast artillery brigade and the 5th artillery regiment, with navy personnel among the passengers.
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New York
United States
Stantington
Aare
Brest
89Th Coast Artillery Brigade
Sthcant Artilery Regiment
Pright Won
Navy
Troop ships assembling in New York bound for multiple campaigns
A longtime notice lists arriving transports carrying more than 4 000 troops including the 342nd canitary train and 7th heavy mobile ordnance detachments for Camp Pike and Camp Grant. It details units from the 12th coast, 40d regular army and 127th Massachusetts among others, with officers and detachments assigned to the First and Third battalions of infantry for convoy duty.
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Lee Heina Yatt
France
New York
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Mordten
Sth Ambulance Company
Fhe Lothalgisten
Camp Pike
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Camp Grant
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Governor Allen Answered by War Dept on Replacements
Wallington Jan 14 The war department stated total replacements for the afth division for the entire period from May 1 last to November 43 included acting casualties detachments for ticketless and all other causes as cited after Governor Allen of Kansas Topeka speech about heavy casualties and equipment shortages highlighted by him
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Raplacemarty
Praoee
War Department
Allen
Kanpur
Topeka
Ticktess
Stewart Reports Health of Men in Russia Front
Col George J Stewart reports from Archangel sector that American troops totaling about 8400 men are in good health, morale, and clothing with only primitive shelter at front advanced posts. Front spans 469 miles with harsh winter conditions. units rotated to easier rear quarters to ease hardship.
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Washington
George J. Stewart
Archangel
Ravela
War Department
Dain
Stewart
Hamea
Wilson Secures Representation For Brazil
A Brazilian government report credits President Wilson for the diplomatic channel to the peace conferences and outlines public versus secret diplomacy. The Figaro notes the shift from twenty to five committees and discusses the press’s role in peace talks.
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Baria
Wilson
Brazio
Pico
California Ratifies Prohibition Amendment Amid Assembly Vote
In Sacramento the California Assembly approves a federal prohibition amendment, following prior federal approval. The measure passes by a margin described as a four to twenty eight vote, reflecting the state’s ratification effort.
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California
Gacramento
Californi
Unitaeante
Bolshevists Expelled From Vienna City Limits
Geneva reports a large group of Bolshevists expelled from Vienna amid disruptive propaganda linked to critics and officers from Galicia. U S officials say agitation in the United States is not serious, while London notes political shifts and personnel changes in government offices.
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Geneva
U. S
United
Department of Justied
Movant
Wilson plans speech tour as peace talks loom
The Associated Press reports President Wilson weighing a speaking tour on return from Europe. He may visit major cities to drum up U S support for his peace principles and the League of Nations, with timing tied to Congress and the anticipated peace conference session.
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Associated Press
Preshingt Wilson Ia
United States
Pokeshin
Pacific Cout
Congress
Mro Wihnon
Europe
Wilson
Peace Congress
League of Nation
Nwa Rt Faris
Demobilization Deferred by Naval Officials
Washington Jan 14 Naval demobilization plans are in abeyance and recruiting for line permanent service is being pressed so the navy may be prepared 19 months. German merchant ships considered for use in bringing the American army home from France, with transport capacity for 40,000 men.
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Washington
Remy
France
Man
Senate Elections Committee Probes Truman Newberry Contest
Washington Jan 14 The Senate Elections Committee opened proceedings on Young Ford's challenge to the election of Truman H Newberry Republican from Nichigad The panel invited both parties to submit explanations and debated its right to investigate a sitting senator The inquiry was postponed pending further discussion and no final ruling was made
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Washington
Young Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Senate
Nichigad
Senate Elections Committee
Ormy
Uruguayan Govt Discharges Foreigners From Army
Montevideo reports the government has discharged all foreigners from the army as a preventive move against the Maximilian movement. Police announce the center of culture directing the revolt has been dismantled, with 12 months of the movement halted.
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Montevideo
Center of Culture
Sovlec
Lniens Hays
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