Secrecy Rules Backed by Allied Press in Paris Meeting
Allied representatives press for open reporting of peace congress deliberations while British and American journalists push for full access to proceedings. Churchill lauds Wilson’s wartime leadership as Paris debates publicity and secrecy amid demands for a united front among allied nations. Greek army to demobilize later this month with 9,000 released. British prisoners 168,443 freed by Germans.
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Whavsiay
Wilson
Supreme
Allied Council
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Cerninny
Taliarrow
Wal
Dirlsh Wireless Service
Who Needs This Medicine Only One Way to Know
A physician warns careless habits invite fatal disease during epidemics and urges boosting vitality with tonic medicines. Advertisements tout Vade mene Tablets as a quick, strong restore, sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. Utah listings note today and tomorrow showings.
Railroads politics urged to be eliminated from regulation
Washington January 17. A Thorn counsel for the Association of Railway Executives urged removal of political influence from railroad regulation before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. He warned cabinet-level officials are subject to petty political pressure affecting public policy safety. High praise for women on railroads noted in annual report.
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Washington
A. al Thorn
Association of
Railway Executives
Department of Trion
Senate Interstate Commerce
Iterstate Commerce Commis Dlor
Thom Sail
Washington, Jan
Railroad Administration
W. & Carter
Ag Bridge Attentam
Pew
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Urgent Call for Medical Staff in Western Siberia
From Ekaterinburg and Omsk reports via AP arrive with Dr. Arthur Tuesler announcing an urgent need for doctors nurses and medical supplies in western Siberia. Typhus risk rises amid requisition of 20 000 Huselan soldiers held prisoner in Austria and Germany as conditions worsen.
Forty six IW conspirators found guilty by jury
In Sacramento California on January 16 the forty six extendants in the Industrial Workers of the World conspiracy case were found guilty of conspiracy after a jury verdict. Sentences to be imposed tomorrow by United States Judge Frank H Tudkin in Spokane. The trial covered alleged acts including writing and circulating a treasonous poem and aiding sabotage. The defendant Theodora Pollok, among others, faced questions about her past in social work and war resistance efforts.
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Cal
United States District Court
United States
Frank Hy Tudkin
Spokane
W. W. Sones
Joe Hill
Joseph Hilstrom
Salt Lake City
Theodora Pollok
Baltimore
Mill
Camolietisg
America
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Women's University Settlement
Dana W. Sriett
Arthur Upham Pope
University of Catifaania
City Museum of Newark
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California
Mss
Pollok
International Defense Walkerr
Eigne
League
San Francisco
Milas Tollak
Basite Saftores
San Frantisco
L. W
Holland
Aloe Pollock
Theodora ToHoack
Mitch Miss Vollock
Nasile Saffores
A. L. Fox
Nathan C. Coghlan
Harry McKee
Fresno
Robert Duncan
Ukiah
Genrie N. Murdock
Indianapois
Ind
Department of Justice
JH. Johnson
U. S
Scorea
W. W
Northwest
William J. Taywood
Ss Cater
J. W. W. Keithera
D. Suhr
Richard Ford
T. Manwell
Yube County
Public meeting condemned by police in Sunday disruption
The report condemns police intervention at a Sunday meeting that ended in disorder. Fred Nelson, vice president of the Metal Trades, cites federal authority to defend free speech. A rally is planned next Sunday to form a council, while parties discuss suppression incidents tied to the French government. Ohio rejects McAdoo order as public utilities body acts against railroad directives.
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J. W. W2
Clobe
Third Avenue
Yester Way
Shere
Feaders
Nakes
Metal ‘Trades Council
Central Labor Council
A. Wieland
Las
Imariel
Fred Nelson
Metal Trades
Lars, Sliders Ing
Ohio
Columbus
Tr Mally
Ada
Federal Railroad
Itm
Hia
French Premier Warns Against False Reports in Paris
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau warns deputies about falsified news following a New York Tribune cable alleging President Wilson would withdraw troops and resign if conditions were unmet. Clemenceau and Tribune editors deny any such statement and say Paris dispatches are being censored or withheld by authorities.
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Paris
Dan
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
New York Tribune
Wilson
Garet Garrett
The
Tribune
Overworked Woman Regains Health with Vinia Formula
Mrs Sarah Ayrs of Nevada Street Philadelphia describes severe fatigue and nervous exhaustion. After eight battles and months of remedies she took Vinci and rapidly recovered strength, weight, and vitality, urging others to try the product as advertised by Culley Drug and its pharmacists.
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Philadelphia
Sarah Ayrs
Nevada St
Vinci
Culley Drug
Orpegista
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