Open Disagreement Among Big Five Over Pacific Claims
In Paris the big five clashed over Pacific territorial claims with China and Japan opposing US positions. Dr. Wellington Koo argued Japan seeks to restock Chinese railways and islands serve only strategic value for wireless stations. Wilson backed China's Kian Chow claims and resisted certain island claims, stressing need for unanimous agreement before open plenary sessions.
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Daniels is Object of an Attack on the War Secretary
Washington reports Republican Leader Mann on the House floor urged that Secretary Daniels be impeached and removed from office. He argued Daniels used wartime appropriations to fund wireless systems, criticizing the defense bill and its $15 billion in repeal of appropriations and contract authorizations.
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Daniels
Appropriations Committee
Evangelist Hall Faces Murder Trial For Wife’s Death
Deputy prosecutor Willard cites Henry Hall an evangelist with repeated affairs as motive in the murder case. The defendant allegedly killed his wife by tossing her from a railroad trestle into a creek. The trial highlights Hall's pastorates in Pabuicn Princeton Florida and his pattern of relationships with other women.
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Henry Hall
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Florida
Princton
Wholesalers Drop Prices But Retailers Keep High Rates
Chicago reports wholesale prices for butter eggs cheese and potatoes fell noticeably yet retail prices did not follow. The federal grand jury examined why retail costs continued to soar despite lower wholesale rates with best butter 4 1/2 to 5 cents cheaper per pound and eggs down 3 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
New Mexico to Escort George Washington With Wilson
Paris reports that the American battleship New Mexico will escort the transport George Washington on the return voyage of President Wilson to the United States aboard the latter ship next month. The arrangement aligns prominent U.S. naval units for the presidential voyage.
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Paris
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United States
Trotzky Reported Seen in Vienna
London Jan 29 Leon Trotzky Bolshevik war minister of Russia was in Vienna last week according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch quoting Bohemian press There have been reports that Bolshevik representatives in Austria-Hungary were trying to stir up revolution.
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Ratification of the Day Amendment Formally Certified
Acting Secretary of State Frank L. Polk certifies that the Day Amendment, proposing national prohibition, has become part of the U S Constitution after ratification by enough state legislatures. The ceremony included William Jennings Bryan and Senator Sheppard as prohibition supporters.
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Department of State
City of Washington
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Secretary of State
General Gouraud Praises U S Army in Occupied Germany
In Strassburg, General Gouraud, commander of the Fourth French Army, lauds American officers and troops from the 2nd, 36th, and 42nd divisions for their courage at the Rheims front. He wears five wound stripes, lost both legs to shell fire, and survives with a silver hip plate. He is 51, self educated, with no relatives, and France is his sole kin.
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France
Last Minute Flashes Czech Troops at Teschen
Jan 29 report says Czech troops arrived in Teschen Austrian Silesia to restore order after Poles removed railroad material. War courts set up by Reds. Monarchists defeated again in Lisbon government victory announced. Spartacists occupy Varel as frontier lines shift.
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Amsterdam
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Berlin
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Varel Asi
French cross into Rhine bridgehead near Weil in Germany
Basic dispatch reports French forces crossed the Rhine near Weil today and established a bridgehead on the eastern bank. Weil lies in southern Germany.
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Rhine barrier plan sparks wartime peace debate
In Scranton a veteran general urges keeping a Rhine barrier to prevent future German aggression while Allied armies withdraw after a just peace. He argues France seeks no annexation, only a guard on the west bank to deter further war and protect civilians as the United States, Britain, and France stand firm. Later, Anthony Youks, 45, hotel proprietor in Sampson, is robbed of 2600 dollars in cash and checks by a single armed man.
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Rapid Rise of Wilson in Packing Industry
Twenty eight years ago he served as a clerk in minor capacity for Morris and Company. Now he stands as a principal figure in one of the nation’s big packing firms, marking a notable career ascent and record.
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Morris and Company
Wilson testifies before federal trade commission today
Washington Jan 29 Thomas E Wilson rose from a Morris and Company clerk to head of Wilson and Company a major player in meat packing He denied collusion with rivals and defended private market control stressing competition and efficiency He noted minimal grocery business and small share of corn and pea packing and suggested investigations would find management factors rather than conspiracy (Turn to Page Four).
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Sulsberger
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Austin
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Francis J. Heney
Special Council For the
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Thema
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
Return of Ex Kaiser Planned in Germany Return
Paris reports that former Kaiser Wilhelm II plans a return to Germany after elections. Westphalians and industry leaders support the Kaiser and have written to Chancellor Ebert asking for authorization. Ebert says the matter is for the national assembly to decide.
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Paris
Ield Marshall von Hindenhurs
Germany
Marcel Hintin
Germany and Poland to clash on eastern front
Berlin and Seclin reports indicate a German offensive against Poland will begin within days. Thousands of volunteers have been sent eastward to join the troops, with two Baden troop transports heading toward East Prussia as Germany masss troops for use on the eastern front.
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London Express
Berlin
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Baden
Prussia
Last Chapter in Great Diamond Robbery Mystery
New York reports the final chapter in Toledo’s diamond theft saga as 26 year old Greek waiter Philip Stattias is sent back to Toledo to face trial for stealing over 50 000 dollars in jewels from Mrs A J Slater. Stattins had 26000 dollars worth of jewels on him when confronted by detectives and he submitted to arrest saying he was glad it was over.
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Toledo
Philip Stattias
Ohio City
A. J. Slater
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German students arrested in Breman parade Kaiser flags
Copenhagen January 29 twenty German high school students were arrested for parading in the public square with Kaiser flags. Guards tore up banners and arrested the youths who claimed they were demonstrating to support the former emperor and his safety.
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Breman
Ten Year Old Chicago Boy Held for Murder
Chicago children case shocks city as Stephen Duray ten years old is held after allegedly confessing to beating nine year old Wadisla Wideikis to death last December. Police review confession and evidence.
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Chicago
Chum
Stephen Duray
Wadisla Wideikis
Duray
Wideikis
Prince Maximilian of Baden Nominated for German Presidency
Amsterdam reporters say Minister Philip Scheidemann and the German democratic parties will nominate Prince Maximilian of Baden for the presidency of Germany. Baden, who once served as imperial chancellor after Hertling, is the named candidate according to the Nuel Weiner Journal.
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Amsterdam
Philip Scheidemann
Maximilian of Baden
Germany
Nuel Weiner
Prince Max
Count von Hertling
Little Mother of Russian Revolution Arrives in Gotham
Mme. Catherine Breshovs, the little mother of the revolution, arrives in New York from Chicago. She is greeted by about two hundred Russians and Americans who shower flowers along her path as she exits the train.
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Mme
Catherine Breshovs
Chicago
290000 Workers Strike for Four Hours
A group of 290000 workers walked off the job for a four hour strike. Labor organizers called for action to protest wage and overtime policies. The stoppage affected multiple sectors and disrupted production in several regions.
London Papers View Present Situation With Apprehension
London reports show 250000 workers on strike with 50006 joining in 21 hours. Belfast and Clyde areas see major action as processions, looting, and police clashes unfold. Strikers establish soviets to ensure bread and hospital light supplies amid fears of deepening disruption.
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Row Between Old Man and Soul Revealed in Amsterdam
Amsterdam on January 29 reports a split within the former German leadership as the former Kaiser and the crown prince are not on speaking terms. Relatives sent birthday greetings to all except the oldest son, signaling family estrangement reflected in exclusive cable notices.
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