War Department Orders Pershing's Troops to Return to the Border
London Globe attacks President Wilson and the United States over the peace drive. It quotes a lengthy note accusing the administration of cowardice and appeasement, criticizing delays in protest against German actions and the sinking of ships. The piece portrays Wilson as swayed by promises of peace and wealth, alleging U.S. reluctance to enforce public law and defend allies.
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Withdrawal of outposts signals shift in Mexican expedition
Washington reports the war department orders General Perabroz’s force to pull back outposts in Mexico with approval from President Wilton as talks continue on embargos and ambassadorial moves. No date set for Fletcher’s dispatch, while censorship tightens on expeditionary troop movements and border redeployments.
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Petit Parisien Attacks Wilson on Peace Without Victory
Paris dispatch contrasts Petit Parisien and Matin with Matin and Journal reactions to President Wilson's peace plan. Commentary labels the plan a noble chimera and questions its feasibility, noting hopes for liberty but fear of weak terms and forced concessions.
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Leave for Coast by Madalyn Young and Clara Stone
Jtse Madalyn Young and Miss Clara Stone depart this city today for the Salt Lake route to Los Angeles where they will spend the remainder of the winter months. They travel to the coast to escape winter weather and enjoy southern climates.
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Railroad labor leaders oppose Adamson bill in hearings
Washington January 23 grand chief Blone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and L B E Shepard acting president of the Order of Railway Conductors testified before the house commerce committee opposing the Adamson bill. They argued it would create a special investigating commission to prevent interruption of railroad traffic during strikes and lockouts.
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General strike paralyses a Spanish city with violence
London jam 23 reports a general strike in a Spanish city accompanied by violence and incendiary acts. Police control workshops while soldiers guard streets. Local newspapers suspend publication. At a Barcelona meeting, 300 trade unions resolved to join the strike.
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Bulgarian Forces Cross the Danube in Dobrudja Advance
Bulgraian forces cross the Danube and hold ground in Dobrudja near the southern estuary, according to a German official statement. Front reports mix in Romania and Moldova with engagements noted and artillery duels as weather stays frosty and bright.
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Stock Exchange Leaks Probe Focuses on Short Sales
New York January 23 The House Rules Committee moves to cut through secrecy in the Stock Exchange inquiry into the December 10 to 22 period. It orders IT G S president to ask governors to provide customer names stock numbers and loan details to reveal who profited from alleged short sales amid leak information. Noble testifies on market operations and profits while resisting direct claims of improper conduct.
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Senate Debates Request for Weeklong Discussion on Peace Policy
Washington January 23 Senate debate opens on a resolution by Senator Cuttmina to devote the entire next week to a full and varied discussion of the president's peace policy. All other business would pause until every senator has spoken for up to one hour. Chairman Stone objects to immediate action, saying such a debate would require a full week. The resolution argues the president’s address calls for legislative action and broad discussion to advise the president on peace and equity. The issue likely to come up tomorrow, with debate potentially delaying other business.
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