Rioters and disruption sweep Germany and Wilson tour
Reports from Hamburg Copenhagen and Berlin describe rioting in Germany with Spartacist activity and German police actions as key leaders face dismissal. President Wilson continues his European journey with stops in Turin Milan and Paris amid high public enthusiasm.
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Comptroller Calls for Bank Statements in January
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for banks to submit statements as of December 31. The notice, dated January 6, requires all federally insured banks to file the reports by a specified deadline.
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania and Washington 1919
Fore cast for Western Pennsylvania calls for cloudy conditions tonight and Tuesday with light snow possible and temperatures rising. Washington forecast for January 6 to 11 shows low temperatures with generally fair weather and a chance of snow flurries Monday and again toward week’s end.
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Navy to investigate neglect charges after Northern Pacific grounding
Secretary Daniels announced the navy department will conduct a thorough inquiry into charges that army officers and troops abroad the stranded transport Northern Pacific went ashore due to neglect of duty by naval officers on board following a New Year celebration. The allegations were brought to his attention, not directed at him.
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Fearful Situation at Riga and Baltic Conflict
A Copenhagen report says 300 international fugitives arrived on the British ship Lady Margaret and warned of Bolshevik ravages around Riga with killings, arson, and looting as Bolshevik forces approach Vilna and Grodno.
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House Halts $100 Million Food Aid Fund in 1919
Washington discussion yields a rejected plan to place $100,000,000 in a revolving fund for European relief outside Germany. The committee limits use to through June 30, 1919, with President discretion for allocations and annual reports to Congress.
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Roosevelt Death Notifies Nation Across Atlantic Tentatively
Washington confirms Colonel Theodore Roosevelt died at Sagamore Hill after a bout of inflammatory rheumatism and complications from an earlier South American expedition. Flags lowered to half mast nationwide as Longworth and Mrs Roosevelt move toward Oyster Bay. Congress adjourns in sorrow. Roosevelt's funeral planned for Oyster Bay.
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Theodore Roosevelt a towering figure in American life
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