Prohibition Amendment Ratified by Multiple States
The article reports on state and federal action toward the national prohibition amendment. Indiana, Illinois, Arkansas, and other states show approvals or ratifications as legislatures move to enact the federal measure. The Indiana Senate vote stood at 87 to 0 in favor, with debates over procedural steps.
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Alarm Over Col. House's Illness
Paris report says Colonel House is ill and confined to his residence. New York telegram carried unverified death rumor. Washington sent inquiry to Paris. official dispatches say his condition was not life threatening and no confirmation of death.
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Peace conference plan for repartition and relief
Article outlines a proposed inter allied plan to adjust representation in future conferences, detailing it favors five great nations Britain France United States Great Britain Italy and Japan while preserving proportional influence. It notes motions for relief, repatriation of troops and war impact, with a focus on stabilizing central Europe.
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United States
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Italy
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France
Interalized Food Council
Germany
Europe
End of Frat Month Signals Peace Conference Trends
In Europe President Wilson reports growing signs that key peace conference issues will progress with limited friction. He plans no immediate American Plan for the League, noting it resembles Britain’s approach. Wilson discusses conferences with American and British delegates amid apparent British leadership dynamics.
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Suitcase Full of Rotgut Sparks City Police Chase
A chaotic scene unfolds in the early hours as a pilot or thief abandons a damaged suitcase heavy with quart bottles of rotgut. Police led by Officer Lundergan recover the container, while Sheriff Guehrie notes the illicit goods and warns the public. Authorities seek suspects tied to the crash on the sidewalk.
Endorsement to Public Opinion on Peace Settlement
In Paria on January 14 President Wilson is expected to tour the country after the peace settlement is marketed to win public support for its principles. Aimed at urging new domestic policies, the move signals endorsement of the peace settlement by public opinion rather than a hostile Congress. Wilson will address Congress upon return from Europe and lead a coordinated effort with trade advisers and space delegates to align negotiations with evolving international aims.
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Europe
Hohenzollern Almost a Lunatic Report From Amsterdam
Amsterdam dispatch says Wilhelm Hohenzollern, ex-kaiser, is becoming a helpless idiot according to new information from a prominent Dutch observer who visited the castle. The informant cites erratic conversations, inability to sleep at night, and a declared plan to surrender to the British.
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Berti
Demand for Warships Sparks Borah Critique in Washington
Senator Borah denounces Secretary Daniels bold navy plan as an assault on taxpayers and democratic ideals. He argues a six hundred million dollar build in three years inflames antiwar sentiment, strains allied trust, and risks injustice to citizens who funded liberty bonds and paid taxes while seeking peace. He warns the program could provoke revolutionary backlash.
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Poland and Allies Tangle Over Dalmatia Syria and Bolshevik Risk
Paris January 14 reports rapid progress in treaty talks yet new Poland related issues loom. Italy and France hint at dropping claims while Polish fate and potential socialist government spark concerns. The American delegation vows to investigate and resist Bolshevik influence amid Polish political maneuvering.
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Labor Secretary Warns of Border Overload in Markets
Washington Jan. Secretary of Labor Wilson warned that within thirty days there would be dangerous overflow in the labor market if demobilized soldiers do not find work. He telegraphed state defense council chairmen asking aid.
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Plan Strikes to Free Mooney Marks Labor Talk
Chicago January 14 union leaders unveiled nationwide strikes and boycotts as the tactic to secure the release of Thomas J Mooney. Edward Nolan San Francisco secretary of the International Workers Defense League spoke at the labor congress in Mooney case. No definite strike date set. Cincinnati conductor Killeg reports a Big Four freight derailment fatal for Conductor WO Moore of Indianapolis with other trainmen injured.
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WO. Moore
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Big Four
City Will Seek Commission Opinion On New Contract
The city weighs accepting a proposed contract with potential changes. Officials indicate that any grants or extensions could not take effect before one year from signing. The document hints at price terms and consumer cancellation rights if rates or conditions vary.
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