Wilson in Rome Entourage Welcomes President in Italy
President Wilson arrived in Rome at 1:00 P.M. and was greeted by King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena as bonfires lit along the route signaled the honor. He planned luncheon with Ambassador Tage and a busy social schedule including a state dinner, with Rome conferring citizenship and hosting receptions, before departing Genoa.
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Berger of Milwaukee Concludes Testimony in War Conspiracy Trial
Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee Socialist leader, rested after three days on the witness stand in a case charging conspiracy to interfere with government war measures. He faced severe cross examination, breathing a sigh of relief as he stepped down.
Cold Wave Grips Iowa and Surrounding States
Officials report subzero readings across Iowa Illinois and Minnesota with Waterloo Clinton Mason City Dubuque and St Paul recording temperatures from 14 to 19 below zero. Trains delayed and business disrupted as a deep cold spell prompts forecasts of further drops and signs of relief only tomorrow.
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Ipswich pilot and observer collapse after midair crash
London Jan 3 British jailplane flight near Ipswich ends in crash. Capt Lang sets height record of 5050 feet as observer Blowers, accompanying Lt. Lam, collapses, both men later rescued from wreckage.
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McAdoo Seeks Extended Federal Rail Control Test
Director General McAdoo told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that reforms under unified wartime rail control are desirable as permanent peace measures. He urged a longer test period into 1920 to assess outcomes, valuing consolidation of rates, terminal improvements, and government ownership considerations.
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Food for Army Gluts Seaports Embargo Begun
Freight shipments intended for America and Europe were embargoed from Boston Philadelphia and New York by order of the freight traffic committee. Federal Food Administration officials said conditions on the piers in New York and other ports prevented normal loading for overseas movement. Embargoes were attributed to ship strike threats port congestion and holiday labor slowdowns.
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Trenting Italian WV residents ad ituation plea
Chicago report on Professor Giovanni Lorenzoni advocating Trentina return to Italy. He cites Italian majority in Trentino Tridentina and argues frontier should follow watershed from Venetia to Tyrol. He warns against Austrian or German possession as a defensive need, describing historic invasion routes and the need for liberation to reunite Tridentina with Italy.
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German vote influence on Rhine provinces reported
The Matin notes German authorities plan to restrict press freedom while allowing limited public participation. The move aims to maintain order amid occupation and evolving governance in the Rhine provinces.
French to Save Larger Claim at Peace Negotiations
Franc e leaders rally deputies as Clemenceau and Lloyd George gain strength amid Saar valley talks. Franklin-Bouillon argues for a German neutral zone. ministers warn against annexation as France weighs control of Briey iron fields and Alsace Lorraine frontiers in a tense diplomatic scene.
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Yaks Off Ste Troopship Scene Deepens TS State
Report describes continued yak exchanges aboard the steamer Troopship in TS state with worsening conditions and escalating tensions among officials, sailors, and onlookers as the incident evolves.
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Effort to Legalize Cancelled War Contracts Discussed
The Associated Press dispatch notes U S government moves to legislate informal wartime contracts with manufacturers after the armistice. Secretary Jaber outlines proposed legislation to unwind or regulate agreements kept after war ends, with commissions to handle adjustments and ensure nonpartisan oversight.
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Murderer Karl Dear Gets Extension Of Life
Announcement here today states no petition for a writ of error or supersedeas to appeal to the United States Supreme Court will be signed. The order, signed by a state chief justice, grants an extension of time before execution, delaying the hang until a later date.
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3 008 069 Students Among British Army Notatio War Feature
British war feature reports 3 008 069 students and British Army noted in a dramatic piece. The item claims a government cultural effort to divert minds from war terror. It mentions Peruvians protests in Chile and Venezuelan refugees arriving at Molendo and Calvi as part of a wider world scene.
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Universal Military Policy Debated By Baker
Secretary Baker told the House Military Committee no permanent army plan would be proposed before the peace conference ends. He noted 700,000 soldiers discharged since armistice and a further million expected to be discharged within five weeks. A temporary “Stop Gap” army of 100000 men would be raised by voluntary enlistment to tide over until peace is established. He also discussed cantonment sites and keeping Europe duty minimal. No policy on universal military training was stated.
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Sunset Division of 16 000 Men Ordered Home
Washington reports the Sunset division, with personnel from Washington Oregon Montana Idaho Wyoming, is ordered home from France. The War Department lists units including the 41st headquarters staff and regiments, 164th, 182nd, and others, totaling over 500 officers and 16,400 men.
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Zeitung Am Mittung Protests Surrender
A German protest piece argues against surrender to the Poles. It cites Minister Werr Ernst of the Prussian ministry as printed material, claiming the invasion could have been prevented a fortnight ago but now the situation is hopeless.
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