Three Women and a Man Charged in Derby Plot to Kill Lloyd George
Derby reports reveal Alice Wheeldon and her daughters along with Alfred Moran charged with conspiring to murder Prime Minister Lloyd George and Arthur Henderson. Police allege a poison plot. arrests occurred in Derby and Southampton, with the trio and Moran detained for magistrate hearing.
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David Lloyd-George
Arthur Henderson
House of Commons
Derby
Alice Wheeldon
Alfred George Moran
Guill Hall
London
Spirary
Linzi George
Daily Sketch
Artesta
Peranna
The
Daily Mall
Routhampton
Methy
Broker who warned of peace note leak testifies before inquiry
New York January 31 Washington broker F A Connolly testified that his firm based its warning of Wilson peace note on gossip and could not identify a source. The leak inquiry summoned George A Ellis Jr the author of the warning telegram. Connolly denied relying on Bolling, the president's brother in law, and said his clients lost about forty thousand dollars during the peace period. The hearing examined telegram timing and preservation issues, with Hutton and others contesting the note's market impact.
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New York
F. A. Connolly
Washington
BOF Tlutton and Company
Pereong
Fe.fp
Hutton
Areck
E. F. Hutton and Company
Wilson
George A. Ellis
Arm
Ellis
Hatten
Georgia
Connelly
F. A. Connolly & Company
Hutton Frm
Connolly
WW. Bollving
Hila
Leway
Sparket
Inug
Stame Im Hutton
Lansing
E. F. Mutton
Whipple
Clement, Curtis & Co
Coniralttes
Geo. A. Ellis
Savannah
Ellie
Frida Hutton
Etta
Thurstey
Polgut
Hirald
H. G
Washinnton
Eliza
Bia
Connolly & Co
Lanston
Whippie
Hatton & Co
Hatton
Bing Trim
Connolly and Company
Balling
Bolling
Smith
Connollyrm
Muttan
Wiren
Daylight Saving Plan Endorsed for Time Change Debate
Washington and New York reports show support for advancing clocks one hour during summer months. Committees cite physiological and economic benefits while noting potential labor and transportation gains and fuel savings amid wartime conditions. President Wilson expresses willingness to back daylight saving in principle but cites late arrival of a formal reply.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Wilson
Taft
Emer
Partere
New York
Ion Cane
Marcus M. Marks
German People in Holy Wrath Message From Resin Dispatch
A despatch from Resin reports Emperor William rejecting a peace offer after thirty months of warfare. He declares the German people united with the Kaiser and empire, prepared to intensifiedly fight to safeguard home honor and freedom, and to suppress peace disturbers with new resolve and strength. He invokes divine aid in the war effort.
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Amsterdam
Tila
London
Wiliam
Arlegram
Drandsborg
Ridiny
Hue
British Casualties and January Toll Reported
London reports January casualties totaling 960 officer and 23,294 men with a notable drop in British losses for January. The December total is quoted at 41,156. Since the war began, British fatalities reach 113,371. A Norwegian steamship Howden, stranded near Denmark, was floated by tugs on January 31 while en route from Matanzas to Saint John.
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London
Urktiah
Jenary
Lab
Bomme
New York
Howden
Fiowden
Matanzap
French Transport Admiral Magon Sunk By Torpedo
Paris report states the French transport Admiral Magon carrying 950 soldiers was torpedoed by a submarine. 35 survivors reported. German admiralty earlier claimed a protected transport with troops was sunk near Malta on January 25, taking ten minutes to go down.
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Magon
Paris
Maxnon
Woldises
Baloniki
Deskoper
Malta
Worst Storm Of Year Rages Across Plains And Dakotas
Norfolk Nebraska reports one of the winter’s worst storms gripping northern Nebraska and southern South Dakota. Northwest winds and heavy snow bring trains late and temperatures plunge to around 20 degrees below zero. Traffic is demoralized as cold fronts widen across the plains and into the Missouri valley.
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Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern
Winner
Chamberlain
Deadwood
Rapid City
Aberdeen
Washington
Jan
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Central
Missouri
Plains States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Havre
Montana
Telena
Yellowalong Park
Sheridas
Wyomine
Williston
Valentine
Moorehead
Minneante
Stoies
Mixaiaslppi Valley
Kentucky
Tennenoo
Germany Demands Unrestricted Seafear From U S War Notes
Berlin reports a note to the United States outlining Germanys stance on unreserved naval warfare and blocking of certain sea zones. It warns of reprisals if hospital ships are challenged and urges US cooperation to avoid further misery and sacrifices.
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Berlin
Sayevie
Hy Wireless
Sayeville
Germany
United States
Rovernment
Damra W. Gerard
Wok
Jlo
Cenveny
Ireland
India
Seaa
Madona
United Biatern
Fla
Aca
Ita
Neutrel
Severe Winter Atlicts France Reveals Deep Freeze
Paris reports the coldest winter since 1690s with temperatures below freezing from Nice to Nantes. Frosts threaten rivers, ice blocks ports, and traffic. officials warn of a long cold spell and limited coal supplies as residents brace for continued severe weather.
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Paris
Jad
IL & T
Nice
Cannes
Cetla
Beltor x
Lyons
Nantes
Seine
Marie
Saone
Thomas Mareur
Fourges Observatory
Father Moreaur
Chamber of Reptities
Pazin
Saharifien
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Yani
David Troyd- George
A. W H. Bodkin
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Mason
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Onnolly Company
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Toomey
Chicara
Curtis
Austria
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England
France
Italy
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Norway
Portugal
Sweden
National Chamber
Chicago
Northwestern
Middle Wat
Nuna
Nantucket
Maya
Boston
Newport News
Mahore
Creat Point
Cookata
Belgium
Siea
Austria-Tlungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ft Stupa
Nru
War of Salvation
Lumauliz
Flamborough Head
Ece
Terrcheling
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Landsend
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