Bolshevik Peasant Corps Reaches Chinese Frontier Near Kobdo
A Moscow official statement says the Bolshevik peasant corps has reached the Chinese frontier near Kobdo on Mongolia’s western edge. Japanese Premier Hara explains Tokyo sent reinforcements to Siberia to protect railways and deter Allied influence while warning of uncertain future moves by the Bolsheviks in Sterla.
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Council discusses all legal phases of CHLL for Kaiser
The Paris meeting of the ambassador council, created to finish work from the Versailles era, opened to review the legal phase of surrender demands for the former emperor. French legal experts will study all aspects before presenting for early approval, while other issues like Adriatic settlement and plebiscite controls are debated. Polish Foreign Minister Pleads for help against Bolsheviki and urges defensive planning.
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Another Drop Recorded In Rate Of Exchange
ANPEW YORK January 95 rates on French British and German exchange fell to new levels in the fiscal market day Demand bills on sterling quoted at 3.60 and French checks at the 1 1/2 dollar level while lira checks stood around 14 42 The German mark value slid to 23 to 24 cents before the war and remained weakened amid currency turmoil. A separate item notes Harrison B Ellie of ToCaston attested on suspicion of a writer and Bolshevist agent. Aldrich has ordered Eliza’s name tied to a case as detectives queried witnesses in Reed District.
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British Navy Poised With Unparalleled New Gun
London January 20 Sir Robert Hadfield chairman of Hadfields Limited claims Britain will possess a large caliber armor piercing shell that can pierce the thickest armor without shattering It is described as a truly outstanding naval weapon that would have altered outcomes in World War I and could dominate future battles This statement presents a bold forecast of a superior naval gun and its potential impact on fleet engagements
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Turkey Experiences No Love for Reds Says Kemal Pasha
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, nationalist leader in Asia Minor, denounces Bolshevik influence and denies ties with Enver Pasha or Talat Pasha. He warns a peace settlement could see Turkish lands split, with Greece gaining Thrace and central control.
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US Producing Over Half of World's Oil
The United States has produced more than 69 percent of the world's crude petroleum in recent reports. From 1957 to 1918 global output reached 7.509 billion barrels, with the U.S. supplying about 4.609 billion. Russia accounted for nearly a quarter, while 1918 alone saw U.S. production at 355.9 million barrels, Mexico over 18 percent, and Russia near 8 percent.
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Wealthy Stockman Murdered at Casper Ranch
Casper lands the case as Natrona County officers probe the murder of 42 year old wealthy pioneer stockman John Sapelt at his ranch northeast of Casper. Investigators say motive may center on a long deserted prospect of prospects. Police report no further suspects at this time.
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Strong Soviet Reach Cited by Martens in Senate Hearing
In Rome a mob clashed with Carabineers as Enrico Malatesta urged revolution. In Washington, Martens testified Soviet groups are strong enough to threaten the world, claiming Soviet assets range from 50 to 300 million dollars with a push to spend for necessities abroad. Reception for radicals deported from the U.S. featured red flags and cheering crowds as the Buford voyage ended.
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Victory of the Marne to be Commemorated
In New York on January 26 1934 a monumental stone statue will honor the French stand at the River Marne. Frederick Marimongler is chosen as sculptor and the project under American committee leader Thomas W. Limonet aims for 250040 dollars raised by citizen donations nationwide.
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Allenby Proclaims Passport Rules For Egypt
Cairo January 26 Field Marshal Viscount Allenby, head of the British administration in Egypt and the Sudan, announced by proclamation that new passport regulations to bar undesirables will take effect February 1. Kansas Miners Strike In Poytsburg Four hundred miners walked out this morning over industrial court act. Franklin mine of Western Coal and Mining idle along with Wear Coal at Quakick idled.
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Debt of World Now Ten Billions Says Estimates Bank New York
The National City Bank estimates world debt at 200,000,000,000 dollars in 1919, vs 40,000,000,000 in 1914. Currency expansion soared daily since 1914, with gold reserves rising and then fluctuating. Data covers Allied nations and major economies, noting paper notes, gold reserves, and ratios through 1919.
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Noted Jews to Build Hebrew University
Noted Jewish scholars from around the world including Dr. Albert Einstein will meet in Basel, Switzerland to prepare the foundation for a Hebrew university in Jerusalem. The Lonist organization of America announced the plan, with the cornerstone already laid atop Mount of Olives.
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Poincaire Aims to Aid Rebuilding France
Paris January 26 Javen Raymond Poincaire plans to devote his remaining time as president to reconstruction of Melun and its department, once part of the battle zone. He will not seek a three year government post, the Eclair reports.
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German Finance Minister Erzberger Wounded at Court
Berlin dispatch reports German finance minister Matthias Erzberger was shot and slightly wounded as he left a criminal court building after a libel hearing. The assailant, named Ottwig von Hirschfeld, was arrested. Evacuation of Upper Silesia began under the Allied treaty with troops from Britain France and Italy to occupy the region.
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Anti-Saloon League Urged to Get Busy
Washington dispatch reports Wayne Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League of America urges 60 prohibition supporters to stay active. He claims wet organizations and officials push repeal efforts in Rhode Island Massachusetts New York New Jersey Wisconsin and other states. He warns of court challenges and moves to weaken the national prohibition code and resubmit the eighteenth amendment.
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Senator La Follette Ill After Teeth Infection
MADISON Wisc Jan 26 Senator La Follette is in a horsepital at Rochester Minn after an infection due to his teeth His condition is not critical and he is expected to return home the latter part of the week Also Vincenta Blasco Thaner Spanish author reported slightly better after illness and confinement to his bed in Pasadena due to a chill and cold.
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Lawyers Lead in Personal Crisis Reports
New York January 24 Since the armistice a rising count of personal crisis reports, a Save-a-Life league study lists 5122 deaths by own actions in 1919. Lawyers head the list with 43 cases, including 12 judges, 36 physicians, 28 teachers and 11 clergymen. The roster also cites 20 presidents of large firms and 60 wealthy society figures. unhappy marriages caused 360 tragedies, men outnumbering women 2087 to 1657. 262 girls and 225 boys among the child victims. Editors appear immune.
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Americans Clash Over British Trade Wins in Argentina
In Buenos Aires on Sunday, Lord Ashfield asserted Britain’s wartime trade gains in South America would be welcomed by the United States, amid strong American reactions to British propaganda. William F. Robertson defended American policy, arguing postwar Latin American and Argentine trade hinges on U.S. manufacturing efficiency and pricing.
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New Union Formed to Fight for People's Rights
The formation of a new organization, to be known as the American Civil Liberties Union, was announced in New York on January 26. Prof. Harry F. Ward will head the union with an executive committee including Efren Phelps Aicken, Albert de Silver, Roger N. Tadwin, and Walter Nelles as chief counsel. The national committee includes Jane Addams, Helen Keller, and John Sayre among others. Ward said the group will oppose efforts to violate free speech and will promote industrial disputes within constitutional bounds.
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Foch to Attend Unveiling of Submarine Victims Monument
Marshal Foch departed Paris for the Cape Blanchez Calaiz coast to unveil a monument honoring victims of German submarines. The ceremony will mark remembrance of those lost at sea and reinforce Allied resolve.
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Russia to Take Over Emperor's Property
A draft measure by a special commission outlines compensation and transfer of former imperial estates and palaces to the state with routes for disposing of property. Some objects will be taken by the state while the emperor receives compensation. The plan precedes a parliamentary consideration by the alct.
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