Federal troops move into Arkansas town amid armed clash
Federal forces and civil officers arrive with 422 troops to quell disturbances in Dumas Arkansas after a conflict begun when deputy Breedlove tried to arrest a man accused of stealing a house. Gunfire erupted injuring and alarming residents near the scene once more tied to October riots.
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Brough
Arkansas
Umas
Aik
Charles I
Trough
Towna
Updh & Deywily
Dunins
Camp Pike
da Chalesion
J. H. Breedrove
Shovirt
Siaaling Hoas
Armen Negroes
Saul
Breedlove
Dumano
Dumas
Elaine
Ark
Diero
Duman
Winchapter
Robert L. Hill
Aliece Reader
Blaine Renurpection Ark
France’s Millerand pledges firm pace in peace policy
Paris January 22 Premier Millerand declares the new cabinet will uphold the alliances that saved the world and pursue the terms of the Versailles settlement without violence. He cites Clemenceau’s retirement and appointees to the peace delegation as solid steps toward continuing France’s wartime aims.
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Paris
France
Millerand
Georges Clemenceau
Franze
Millixand
M. Francois-Marsal
Gusace
Noge
Commerce
Meurice Paleo- Jogur
Amba
Ryssia
Vreedent Poincaire
Ledilly
Min
Clemenceau
Jinehon
Klatzi
Tardivi
Jules Cammone
Charles Jonnain
Ot Frings
Sharkey Beats White in Ten Rounds in Detroit
Sharkey defeats White in ten rounds at Detroit arena. Sharkey shows sharp punching to White's chest and head while White struggles to land clean blows, with Sharkey maintaining control throughout the battle.
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Sharkey
White
Detroit
Jack Sharkey
Ners
Wedis- Taber White
Albeny
Strangler Lewis Wins Mat Bout from Kranloff
Strangler Lewis defeated Kranloff in a wrestling match at a city venue on January 21 in two falls. The first fall lasted fifty six minutes and twenty nine seconds, the second ten minutes and a few seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strangler Lewis
Kranloff
Tan Kraalott
Meat Sale Stampede At Central Market Causes Chaos
Jan 22 report says limited meat supply at central market drew huge crowds. Three sauces per person allowed sparked rush. about 40 000 entered by 6 am and 20 000 more attempted entry. Many fainted with others trampled as pickpockets added to confusion.
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Contral
Machinery to Settle Industrial Disputes Proposed by Kenyon
Washington January 22 Senator Kenyon proposes elaborate machinery to settle industrial disputes. A national industrial congress of 80 delegates would be chosen from labor unions and industry to draft a plan for industrial courts and a program of principles. A temporary national labor board would hear disputes pending action by the congress, and an industrial code recognizing the eight hour day and collective bargaining could reduce conflicts.
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Washington
Kenypon
Senate
Tabor Committee
Congress
National Industrial Congress
National Labor Congress
National Labor Board
War Labor Board
Kenyon
Fagland
Chamber of Commerce to Elect Directors
Ogden Chamber of Commerce names thirty nominees for directorships in an upcoming election. Joint committee chair John Spargo submitted the report listing twenty five or more individuals including John S. Lewis Warren L. Wattis Joan W. Wilcox A P Bigelow Fred G Taync John Spargo Charles J Marion and others. The note ends with a disputed line about the Greenback family and unidentified persons.
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Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Joint Committee
John Spergo
Yesteray
John S. Lewis
Warren L. Wattis
Joan W. Wilcox
A. P. Bigelow
Fred G. Taytnc
John Spargo
Charles J. Marion
G. B. Flack
John Culley
P. T. Wright
Foul Rer
Frank Stevens
Gomer Nicholas
J. G. Leonard
Jensen
H. M. Rore
Geo. W. Goddard
Guy Johnson
H. Hendershot
George Kern
Lester
Whitlock
Georgs Wangsgard
Socialist Platform Used as Evidence in New York Trial
The New York trial of five suspended Socialist assemblymen continued with Julius Gerber testifying as the first witness. Evidence included the Socialist party platform of 1847 and party constitutional rules on nominations, voting unity, and expulsion for certain positions. The defense challenged remarks by Morris Hillquit while supporters applauded the proceedings and lawyers argued motions delaying further evidence.
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Socialist Platform
New York
Albany
Julius Gerber
Socional Party
Assembly Judiciary
Socisiil Assembly
Louis M. Martin
Morrid Hillquit
Rounsel
Sonn
B. Stanchfield
Evluiehtelt
Gerber
Stanchfield
Socialist Party
Sontaliat Party
Lawa
Organizattion
St Ileton
Soclaliat Party
Morris Wiliguit
Millquit
Mr. Tieton
Mr. Littleton
Jamie
Bjttleton
Hillquit
Nix
Sven
Extradition Favored for Former Kaiser by Swiss Press
Swiss newspapers express support for extraditing former Emperor William from Holland. Editorials suggest the emperor seeks refuge in neutrality and would not be guilty of theft while international tensions loom. Reports note river floods and ongoing labor strain as authorities consider legal action.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Unn
William
Holland
Internatinaal
Iilin
Holland I
Hehenzollernix
Poultry Association Chooses New Weber County Leaders
Fred Summerill will serve as chairman of the Weber County Poultry Association at the annual meeting held in the secretary’s office. Maurice Hansen and William H. Shaw are elected officers with Tidmsen as vice chairman and Shaw as secretary and treasurer. A committee will coordinate with the Ogden Livestock Show to align dates and raise both shows on the same date.
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Fred Summerill
Weber County Poultry Association
Summeril
Maurice Hansen
Willam HH. Shaw
Tidmsen
White Shaw
Trcamitree
Ogden
The
Poultry Association
German support for Hoover relief warehouse proposal
Berlin reports the German government endorses Merhart Hoover’s plan to set up American relief warehouses in Europe. The statement promises removal of import barriers and customs delays and offers Germany’s facilities and monitoring to ensure safe delivery to recipients. The plan aims to counter alleged U S misunderstandings regarding the Hoover operation.
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Berlin
Associated , Press
Merhart GC
Hoover
Germany
Reller
Ogden Women Join YWCA Campaign Push
Ralph H. Argubright reports income tax blanks for the YWCA campaign in 1915. Ogden women participate as forms for individual income tax returns are prepared, with goals to raise funds and support women’s advancement. A.B. Cousins and Miss Tophelta Runyon spoke to local Episcopal Guilds about broader efforts.
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Ogden
Ralph H. Argubright
A.B. Cousins
Misa Tophelta Runyon
Episcopal Ladies Guild
Alaska winter divorce decree grants alimony and sports plans
In Valdez on 23 December a district court granted a divorce to Lilly Hattesd from Ejeoa. The decision includes alimony of 349 per month and $100 payments tied to winter activities. A Valdez ski club was formed, and curling schedules and interior basketball plans were ordered with alimony of $25 monthly and $50 for meetings weekly.
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Lilly
Wea
Ejeoa
Hal- Valdez
Alaska
Annie Mante Steels
al Fairbanks
Earl Steele
Steele
Nenana
Mmr
Nttormey
E Leen
London Papers Highlight Change of Orders in Plebiscite Areas
British papers publish about face on orders sending Urlstroopm to plebiscite regions in Silesia Hast Propane and Selieswig. Eleven battalions reassigned. official notice cites necessity to modify setup with little reason given. Daily Mail notes advance parties arriving and being redirected to medl Rlly with debate on protecting various zones. The Daily Jieraktaverlbew criticizes the British war party for entangling the country in commitments.
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London
Silesia
Selieswig
Rad
Bohlen
Danae Pivdrone
Acienstein
Daily Mall
Pe “Ulyster
Medl Rlly
Paria Integention
Gecekin
Agerbaijgargalnal
Cummings Opposes Un American Method
Warmington reports Cummings denounces anti American propaganda by Reds and calls for cleansing American politics of foreign influence. He warns against tactics that would subvert U S democratic principles and suggests banning noncitizens from direct or indirect political involvement. He also urges enforcing law to protect ballots and free expression.
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Giroilar
America
Chinese Eastern Railway
Baltot
Adda
Witlmale Court of Appeals
Cumminge
Cummings
James H. Douglas Elected Weber Club Treasurer
James H. Douglas was elected treasurer of the Weber Club at a board meeting yesterday afternoon. He succeeds A. V. McIntosh, who had to resign for business reasons. The club authorized the president to arrange for a secretary or manager, with a new man expected to be named soon.
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Jamies H. Douglas
Weber Club
Douglas
A. V. McIntosh
Gew Wan
Acon
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