Peace Congress Progress Delayed by Delays at Paris Conference
Paris dispatches report France and Britain making headway on seas freedom while US delegates worry about delays. Wilson vetoed immediate action to await British. Belgiums arrive as minor allies. Organizing bodies, transport, and logistics slow talks toward a group plan for the peace congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Reuter
Paris
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Ely
England
France
Germany
Wilson
United States
Great Britain
America
Congress
Tmemoranda
Peace Congress
Europe
Women Interns Enter University Hospital of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia January 10. For the first time in Penn history women physicians will be allowed to act as interns at the university hospital. Two women medical students who will graduate in June have been chosen by the hospital managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
Five of Blizek Family Die in House Fire
In Jones county near Oxford Junction Iowa the Blizek family perished in a farmhouse blaze after a day of influenza. Frank Blizek and his wife and three children aged 14 6 and 4 were found burned in the ruins. Neighbors believe the fire started in a stove heated room and investigators consider an accidental blaze though a murder theory is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Junction
Wapsie River Hills
Jones County
Frank Blizek
Amy Undertaker’s
Frank Blizer
Lugy Blizer
Housh
Blizek
Luse
Buzek
Cedar Rapids
E. L. Magruder
British Propaganda Against League of Nations Asserted
Edmund von Mach former Warvard instructor testified before a senate committee on German propaganda alleging that the British government initiated a campaign to oppose President Wilsons League of Nations. He said the movement was driven by the English government not the people and that British agents would resort to violence over his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Washington, D. C
Edmund von Mach
Warvard
Senate
Wilson
von Mach
Delivery Notice for Vent Hill Paper
If this paper is not delivered by 1 pm due to carrier error or other cause, a replacement paper will be sent. Call 839 and arrange to have the paper delivered. contact must reach the office before 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vent Hne
Trial of Kaiger Urged by British War Law Board
London reports that a special sub committee of the war law commission urges proceeding against the former German emperor. The group has studied ill treatment of prisoners, illegal warfare, misuse of Red Cross, and Cavell and Kratt cases, with tens of thousands of cases already examined and more to come. Further committees handle offenses at sea and from the air. final verdicts may take months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
IWORK
Red Cross
Edith Cavell
Krratt
Americans Burn Kadish in Kaglish Front Action
Archangel reports say American and allied troops renewed operations on the Kaglish front. They reportedly burned the village of Kadish, retreated, then advanced. Washington remarks say U S policies are friendly to Russian people despite opposition forces. Senate leader Witchcock says Russia lacks central authority, describing it as disorganized regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Archangel
Kaglish
Kadish
Washington, D. C
Russia
Althe
Witchcock
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ator Johnson
California
Speakership Within Reach for Arch McFarlane in Des Moines
Reported in Des Moines the race for speaker of the eighth general assembly narrows as Arch McFarlane Waterson remains the central contender with rivals Varkine and Finley still in. Contenders have withdrawn, predicting a decisive vote at noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dam
Arch McFarlane
Waterson
Hose
General Assembly
Argentine Strikers Burn Church and School Amid Riots
In Buenos Aires crowds reacting to a general strike attacked the city midnight. They burned a Catholic church and a girls school leaving 400 pupils without dormitories. Police stations were briefly captured and troops were deployed as casualties rose above 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huenos Aires
Pacific Railway
Cemete
Fire Department
Vasena Iron Foundry
Camp Maro
Buenos Aires
British Soldiers Demand Faster Demobilization in London Protests
Soldiers in London press for quicker demobilization as peace talks loom. They clash with officials after meetings with Andrew Bonar Law and Secretary Milner, while demonstrations travel through Whitehall and Piccadilly. News critiques the demobilization plan and notes officials' focus on appeasing voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Grigh
Presa
New York World
Snedal
the Courier
London
Jan
Russa
Lieve George
Andrew Bonwr Law
Milner
War Office
Iotor
Whitehall
Piccadilly
Westminster Gazette
Douglas Haig
Avitier
Milite Ous Probion
Liberty Bonds Missing From Studebaker Firm in South Bend
Chicago January 10 The $250000 Liberty bonds disappeared in transit within the seventh federal reserve district and belonged to the Studebaker corporation of South Bend Indiana The Federal Reserve Bank withheld the loser's name stating it was a corporation not in Chicago The bonds were 25 notes of 10000 and carried numbers 734 to 28755 They were shipped from a Detroit bank to South Bend offices and receipts show delivery to the company s mail clerk Investigators found no trace of the package and efforts to locate it were fruitless The president of Studebaker Erskine was informed of the loss The matter involves transit between Detroit and South Bend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Lberty
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Federal Reserve Bank
En Capi
Detroit
Geveral
Federal Reserve
Pallies AY Erskine
Toads
Transair
Tie
Fewer Influenza Pneumonia Deaths in Central West Cities
An official health department survey reports the central west cities with populations over 800000 show the lowest influenza and pneumonia death rates in the nation. The study claims to be the first accurate survey of its kind, based on published data from public health authorities.
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Tilingis Department of Health
Imore
United States
Pulic
Poles Recapture Nakel and Kolmar Amid Battle Reports
The Associated Press reports Polish forces recaptured the village of Nakel northeast of Posen while German forces retook Kolmar. The dispatch notes allied air activity and ongoing bombing near exposed positions as both sides push to gain limited gains in the Posen region.
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Presa Y Bertin
Naked
Posen
Brotaberg
Nakel
Prnoys
Okuir
Women Admitted to GOP Committee in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports women gained proxy status and full rights at the Republican National Committee meeting in Chicago. Josephine Orlsa Hreston and Maury Garrett Hay attended. the event included executive sessions and discussions on future roles for women in the party.
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Chicago
Ween
Soaty
Logattican National Committee
Nalional Republican Politica
Josephine
Orlisa Hreston
Washington
A. Perkins
Maury Garrett Hay
New York
Bierbert Parsons
Empire State
Will IL. Hays
Maize
A. J
Sweet
New Jersey
H. FF. Kern
Virginia
B. Stamp
Wyoming
P. Sullivan
Col. Theodore
Medill McCormick
Hays
Same Power Seeks to Enlist Her Men Germany Believes
A report from Copenhagen via Merlin notes foreign agents in various regions seeking to enlist soldiers. Washington reports a naval force of 226 enlisted men for the year beginning next July, under House naval subcommittee deliberations. this is below secretary Daniels's recommendation.
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Germany
Merlin
Copenhagen
Enty
United States
Washington, D.C
House Naval Sub-Committee
Inj
Mit
Daniels
Roosevelt Memorial Services at Capitol Set for February 9
In Washington the Roosevelt memorial services at the Capitol are fixed for February 9. The event will include prominent officials and diplomats invited by the administration with expected participation by President Truman in attendance.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
Truce Denied as Marine Strike Persists in Harbor
New York January 1 The Marine Workers Association rejected A H Smith eastern railroads director 48 hour harbor resumption plan as government and industry seek limits while traffic halts threaten city food supply OPS patrols divert Shipping labor officials plan arbitration and federal action to end the walkout continues amid city aid efforts.
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Associated Press
New York
Marine Workers
A. H. Smith
Boatamen
Stanley Klug
Baker
Harrison
Kerrick
Army Transport Service
New Jersey
New York State
Staten Island Shipbuilding
Manhattan
Staten Island
Bluecoat Ferry
Timothy Healy
Hylan
Wilson
Washington, D. C
Peel Wilson
New York Harbor
Paris Ix Uable
Whi House
Department of Labor
Edge
War Labor Board
T Te
Jsey
Four I D to Extend Foreign Trade in House Budget
The Associated Press reports in Washington that the annual appropriations bill for 1930 includes 86 million dollars for foreign trade and related offices, with significant changes. It calls for a reorganization of state department titles, closing several sub-treasuries, and a net increase in commerce funding while trimming agency costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, DD
Lan
House
America
Burreaus of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
State Department
Department
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Cincinati
New Orleans
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Federal Reserve System
Appropriations
Spartacan Riots and Government Seizure Across German Cities
Berlin troops seize public buildings and crush Spartacan riots in Diesden Brunswick Dusseldorf Essen Dortmund amid heavy losses reported by rebels. Berlin tightens control with firing orders and street closures as rival press outlets face government assaults.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Berlin
Berlingske Tidende
Spartataans
Diesden
Brunswick
Dusseldorf
Essen
Dortmund
Munich
Politiken
Stuhr
Spartacans
Ebert
Paris
Germany
Alfio
Brandenburg Gate
Friedrichstrasse
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Peace Congress Foundation
U. S
Hospital of Pennsylvania
Kaiger
British War Law Board
Russian Movement
Hitchcock
Arch MeFarlane
Jtn
Studebaker
Mount Jovy
TJ Hayvester
Juiti Tlovsna Chars, Leuivertisements
Middle West
Kolmar
GOP
Chigago
Preston
Hay
Arno
Chem
Ted
Thes
Vasious
Ernie
Washington, D
Tesmiate Fixie
Dik Dat Horke
Ingrommitvees
Mrashlent Witsen
Kovernnie
Gito
ARMY
ALD
Dresden
Alexander Place
Eichhorn
Unter den Linden
Tiergarten
Sparta
Lustgarten
Royal Palace
Tageblatt
Vossis
Zeltung
Thullets
Wolff Bureau
Vorwaerts
Karl Liebknecht
Liebknecht
Assas
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