Senate Hears Cummins Demand Full Debate on Wilson Peace
Washington Jan 24 Senator Cummins opened a call for a full senate debate on President Wilson's peace address urging timely discussion of the issues involved. The foreign relations chair and others warned the session could stretch to weeks as the matter is referred to committee and calendar actions debated.
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Swiss Prohibit Sales 10 Dutch Goods to America
Swiss authorities ban shipments of certain Dutch goods due to forged certificates used for exporting German merchandise to the United States. British consul signs in Holland were forged. several arrests have been made and the prohibition will impact Swiss commerce.
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German flotilla faces squadron in North Sea clash
British and German destroyer forces fought in the North Sea near Zeebrugge and the Schouwen bank. Reported actions include a German V-6/69 flotilla rear guard attack and multiple torpedo boat battles with several vessels sunk or damaged and officers killed or wounded. Official dispatches detail losses on both sides and confirm several ships damaged or destroyed.
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Governor BAMBERGER vows veto of Young prohibition bill
Jan 24 Lake Utah Salt Lake State Legislature report notes Governor Simon Bamberger will veto the Young bill, the stricter prohibition measure passed by the House, citing its high annual cost of 417,500 including 2,500 for a prohibition commissioner. The bill would allow no more than one half of one percent alcohol sale. The lower house passed it amid executive disagreement.
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Bethlehem Steel plan to increase capital and stock dividend
New York reports a February 14 special meeting to ratify a move raising Bethlehem Steel common stock from 315,000,000 to 160,000,000 with a 200 percent stock dividend and a higher 10 percent quarterly dividend, with Schwab and associates retaining control. Standard Underground Cable also boosts capital and issues a 50 percent stock dividend as market nerves shift amid mixed responses. Trade council preparations for the National Trade Congress in Pittsburgh draw delegates nationwide.
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Teutonic Forces Withdraw North of Danube Region
News brief reports Teutonic forces withdrawing from a Danube north region amid occupation changes. It notes German headquarter shifts, renewed front activity near Tilga and Trus giaa, plus Franco Belgian front raids and air engagements. French raids near Chilly and Woerre district yield several successes. German aircraft losses and bombarded targets detail a larger air war context.
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War News From Riga and Baltic Fronts Decline in Storm
Reports from Petrograd describe renewed fighting in the Riga region with German gains on the Russian front. Entente air forces claim several aircraft shot down as weather aids or hinders operations. Comments from officials and observers praise President Wilson yet call for punitive measures against aggressors.
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Central Powers Issue Manifesto in Berlin Conference
London reports a manifesto from Central Powers leaders stating readiness to make any sacrifice deemed necessary for defense. Issued for publication by Dr Johannes Jsempl, Reichstag speaker, at a reception during parliamentary presidents' conference in Berlin. Despatch cites resolve to endure future sacrifices against an openly predatory foe.
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Austria Staving Off Bankruptcy Decisive Move Report
Parla Jan 24 58 Austria has decided on an extraprimnary measure to stave off imminent bankruptcy, according to the Lettre Journal Geneva correspondent. The report notes a decree laying out steps to avert default as the crisis looms.
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