Supreme Council Near End In Creation of Ambassador Committee
Paris January 14 The supreme council debated forming a committee of ambassadors to handle peace treaty details and future questions. The US waived its claim to a share of a tonnage allocation and the council prepared for Hungary treaty edits and a large German reparations plan.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Hugh ©. Wallace
Une al- Hed
Germany
Ambessader Vallere
United States
Ambar
Clemenceau
Lioyd George
Nuth
Coalty Hungary
Veland
zecho-Sovakia
United States Rejects German Demand for Blood Money
State Department officials said the United States refused to seek blood money from Germany for wartime damages. Ambassador Wallace declined a German offer of compensation two submarines were asked to be part of the show and indemnities tied to ships and cargo destroyed by German submarines.
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Germany
Scapa Flow
Wallace
United States
State Department
Oberlausen Riots Spark Large Scale Plunder
On January 14 in Oberlausen disorder broke out as mobs stormed the town hall seized arms dumped archives in the street and looted shops. Disturbances extended to Marseboch and Liuck hausen where gunfire was directed at police and forces restored order shortly after.
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Bertin
Oberlausen
Marseboch
Liuckhausen
Grier
Het Beet
Quarantine Is Set At Great Lakes Naval Station
Influenza outbreak at Great Lakes Naval Training Station leads to strict quarantine. Leaves canceled and visitors barred as more than 50 cases receive treatment and many transferred to hospital. no deaths reported.
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Naval Training
Chicago
Janu
Tieeat Lakes Naval Training Station
KT. Crandall
Aller Nominated to U.S. Assistant Treasurer Post
Washington January 14 1930 Guy F Aller of Somerset Maryland was nominated by the president to be assistant treasurer of the United States to fill the vacancy caused by Hand's resignation.
Undertakers Accuse Return of Soldiers Bodies Movement
Relatives of American soldiers buried in France accuse undertakers and others of monetizing grief in the drive to bring bodies home Senator Thomas of Colorado voiced uncertainty but cited suspected profit linked to the campaign He urged publication of a New York letter and referred it to the military committee A hearing drew 200 parents and supporters pressing for action with a Porter resolution to direct the president to arrange repatriation The American Field of Lower association listed Taft Morgenthau Brien Wise Sheppard Brent Gompers Vanderbilt among its directors
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Washington
France
Senate
Thomas Dem
Colorado
Thomas
New York
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Porter
Stephen T. Furly
Infantry
American Field of Lower Association
Association
Taft
Tom H. Pintey
Henry Morgenthau
Morgan Brien
Rabbi Wise
Mre
Finley J. Sheppard
Bishop Brent
Sanuel Gompers
Myront
Herrick
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mine wage row narrows as operators limit price fix
Central field operators tell Wilson coal commission they will accept any award but will not join price fixing beyond Lever Act effectiveness. Ralph Crews says acceptance must not create final contract and that award serves as a wage-basis not the agreement itself. John J. Lewis says miners expect the award to guide a new wage contract.
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Washington
Wilson
Coal Commission
Ralph Crews
Commission
Crews
Robinson
Mige
John J. Lewis
Pet Jug
Miners Press Demands as Strike Tension Rises
Miners' representatives urge the commission to adopt their demands after a breakdown with operators during the coal strike last November. They call for a 60 percent wage increase, six hour day, five day week, abolition of double shifts, and district discussions on internal affairs. In France, a violent storm sweeps northern and eastern regions, killing three and injuring twelve, with heavy damage and disrupted communications.
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Lewis
France
Paris
Trial of Ex Kaiser Delayed by Treaty Ratification
Washington January 14 The allies urge the United States to appoint a judge to sit with British French Japanese and other judges at the ex Kaiser trial under the peace treaty. Ratification delays hinder compliance and the Senate debates ability to approve the treaty with reservations amid Democratic and Republican pressure.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Triy
Japan
Lodge
Berlin Reichstag riot leaves twenty dead in clash over workers bill
In Berlin on a mass protest against the Betrieblichegesetz, government troops faced a radical march to the Reichstag. machine guns opened fire after hours of skirmish, wounding many and causing multiple deaths as police struggled to hold the mob.
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Berlin
Noske
Reichstag
Unter den Linden
Tiergarten
Net
Die Vreiheit
Neume
Illinois Faces Liquor Lockup as Prohibition Looms
Peoria anticipates about 2,000,000 gallons of liquor stored in bonded warehouses when the constitutional ban takes effect Friday night. Estimates show roughly 160,000,000 drinks behind warehouses, with shipments for the west coast and armed guards typical of the era. Distillers plan to seek congressional compensation for losses as the rush to enforce prohibition continues.
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Peoria
Jan
United Stat
Hooker
Express
Popyid
Congresscon
Washington
Riots Spread Across Nation Amid Berlin Demonstrations
Reported socialistic demonstrations surge nationwide as Berlin issues advisories ahead of Keischstag events. Authorities monitor unrest and coordinate response as crowds grow in multiple cities.
Steamer Afrique Wreck Off French Coast Claims Many Lives
Paris reports martial law in Germany after unrest. Berlin advices say demonstrations before the Reichstag left two police killed and ten wounded, twenty dead and forty or more wounded in clashes.
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Wyenine Jonronty
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Wreck of the Afrique Claims 400 Lives at Sea
Special to Evening Journal reports the steamer Afrique wreck near La Rochelle on January 14 with over four hundred people dead and more than fifty seven survivors reaching shore.
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LA Rochelle
France
Perone
Bandits' Bail Set At 420000 In Robbery Case
Judge Edmund K Jarecki set bonds totaling 420000 for five youths charged with robbery and murder attempts. Henry Olsen faces 180000, Joseph Hadid 80000, A Ehrlich 50000, George Burns 25000, with continued hearings to February 18. Assistant State's Attorney urged high bonds to deter release.
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Edmund K Jarecki
Hove’ Court
Henry Olsen
Band of Five
Joseph Hadid
James Wheaties
A. Ehrlich
George Burns
Jreckt
George P. Poster, Jr
Ex-Kaiser Trial Proposal Stirring Neutral Grounds
Reports from here say German socialists favor trying the former German Emperor William by the allied powers but before a neutral tribunal in Sweden or Switzerland, preferably Switzerland. Public sentiment on this issue appears divided, with Swiss acceptance seen as unlikely by observers.
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Ht Ie
William
Sweden
Switzerland
Sahara contemplated by framers faces national prohibition
Disjointed note reflects debate on whether the Sahara plan, integral to the eighteenth amendment era, will require six years to enforce. Mentions Hy M as chief assistant and public reception at a gathering, with unclear timeline and attendance.
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Chicago
Jon
Sahara
Hy M
Prehiidtian Coe Hibeshellet
Iy Tlon
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