Thousands Cheer As Troops Parade Through Ogden Streets
Ogden welcomed 145th Field Artillery returning from overseas with a full parade. Eleven hundred seventy four men and forty three officers, in overseas gear, marched from Union Depot along a three mile route amid cheering crowds. Trains bringing regiments arrived in morning, highlighted by heartfelt reunions and hopes for demobilization.
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Steamers Aid Armenian Relief Drive In Transatlantic Move
Jan 16 report describes steamers Ge Mecicine and Western Bell carrying relief materials valued at millions for Armenia and Syria. Pensacola and other ships listed with cargoes and destinations. a Bell Field demonstration showed a war department radio link to Bolling Field for long distance conversations.
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Ratio Telephone Use Demonstrated By Gen Kenley
Jan 16 report shows General Kenley using a telephone to convey instructions in a calm, orderly manner at a desk. The scene emphasizes disciplined communication and procedural clarity during the first day of the demonstration.
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Anti-Saloon League Expands Foreign Efforts
Chicago January 16 The anti saloon league has begun foreign work against the alcohol trade with E J Davin superintendent for the Chicago district stating workers have been sent to Scotland where prohibition will be voted on next year. Others will go to Cuba and Mexico The Rev Howard T Russell a Congregational minister started the league at Oberlin Ohio in May 1893 before.
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Armistice Extended by Commission and Polish Unity Talk
Armistice between Allies and Germany extended as German Armistice Commission reposts. Polish leader Paderewski and General Pilsudski reach agreement on basis for peace talks and cabinet reconstruction. Foch orders German central bank head Claufeichsbank chief to Spa for talks on German terms.
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Russia Grave Problem Before Peace Council
The article discusses the Russia representation issue at the peace conference, noting debate over when and how Russia will be represented and the potential presence of Murgia. It mentions restrictions on press access and the impact of British colonial representation on colonial world opinion, with Havas agency stressing careful handling of colonial delegations.
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Madame Lebaudy arraigned for killing husband in Mineola
Madame Jacques Lebaudy was arraigned in Hempstead on a murder charge connected to the shooting of her husband, the former emperor of the Sahara. She was brought to Nassau County Jail to await grand jury action as officials prepared for her transfer to a standard cell. Her 11 month old daughter Jacqueline remained with friends of the Cavalry during the confinement.
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Death of Liebknecht and Luxemburg Shock Berlin
Berlin reports allege the Spartan radicals Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg were killed amid a mob attack. The government vowed a full inquiry and punishment for any neglect by officials or troops. Arrests of officers escorting the pair are noted as authorities seek to assign blame.
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Italian Cabinet Resigns Over Policy Dispute
Paris reports the Italian cabinet has resigned amid rift within the Orlando ministry over Foreleo Strateter Soonino policy on territorial annexation. U S diplomats were notified as Premier Orlanda learned officials disagree with Sonninn’s news.
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Berlin and German political turmoil described in Jan. 15 reports
Berlin campaigns show bourgeois parties rallying to oppose Holahovism while Spartacan Bolsheviks threaten a strong radical showing. Germans anticipate a Socialist Democratic lead with notable party renamings and shifting loyalties as votes near. Tips campaign grows as Berlin hotels push limits on tipping. Independent Socialists and Social Democrats negotiate in Amsterdam uncovering splits. Britain reports up to 90000 German gold reserves remaining mobilized amid uncertain German political mood.
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Oil Wells Sink in Ranger Churchyard
Font Worth Jan 17 The Merriman Baptist church of Ranger with an annual income of $200000 from oil wells sunk in its churchyard refused $1000 for rights to develop wells in the graveyard adjoining the church. The graveyard is surrounded by wells and many companies have offered large sums. The congregation of 29 votes that no member shall profit personally and that all income go to the glory of God. About $100000 has already been contributed amonghartley facilities in vhsa.
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German Outrages in Bucharest Reported
A Bucharest dispatch describes German occupation in Romania, noting widespread destruction of bridges and communications, crippled rail engines, and severe fuel and food shortages. The report cites inflated currency, requisitions in Transylvania and Bessarabia, and calls for Allied relief measures to secure early provisioning.
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