Democrats Lack Teamwork and Reform Drive
A Washington column argues Democratic leaders show inaction amid factional strain led by McAdoo Cox and Bryan. It urges prompt reorganization, stronger leadership, and a unified plan to rival Republicans ahead of the 1924 election, noting Underwood and Glass as Senate figures with contrasting styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Sullivan
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
McAdao
Cox
Bryan
Medoo
eAdoo
McAdoo
Tranization
Ebt
Republcans
Senaase
Oscar Underwood
Alamo
Underwood
Zerce
Washiington
Glass
Virginia
Dublin War in Everyday Life Looms Over Irish Streets
A United Press report from Dublin describes Ireland's war as a daily reality where ordinary citizens walk the streets amid bombings, assassinations, and raids. It highlights recent killings, nightly bombings in lorries, and police actions near Seckville street as part of a broader civil war.
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Charles M'Cann
United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Hiram
Seckville Street
Arthur Griffiths
Salvation Army Leader Evangeline Booth Collapses in South Carolina
Miss Evangeline Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, suffered a serious collapse in Spartanburg on January 15. She was treated at her hotel as physicians in New York advised and directed care by telephone. She had felt unwell during the day but tried to speak at Converse College before falling ill en route.
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Associated Fress
Spartansburg
S. C
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
New York
Porter
Harding
Wilson
Mason
Smith
Ireland
Philippines
Gooding Tokes
United Press
Washington, D. C
Frank R. Gooding
Idaho
Nugent
Gooding
Tern
Nusgendt
Marshalltown Officials Held on $500 Bonds in Liquor Case
Des Moines Jan 15 United Press reports Marshalltown Police Chief William Sage and five prominent men were arraigned before U S Commissioner Piper and released on $500 bonds. They pleaded not guilty to manufacturing and keeping liquor and were bound over to the grand jury.
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United Press
Des Moines
William Sage
Marshalltown
Liberty
U. S
Piper
Grang
Northern Pacific shopmen adopt four day week
In St Paul Minnesota the Northern Pacific railway shop force agreed to a four day basis to avoid a ten percent layoff. More than 2,000 workers are affected after the company announced a sixteen percent reduction effective January 15. Trade unions met and waived the six day week clause.
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Associated Press
St. Paul. Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Langdon Case To Go To Naval Inquiry
Washington officials report a Japanese sentry shot and killed Lieut. W. H. Langdon at Vladivostok. Admiral Gleaves has appointed a naval court of inquiry to investigate Langdon's death and will travel from Manila with the court to Vladivostok next Thursday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
W. H. Langdon
Vladivostok
Washington
Admiral Gleaves
Navy Department
Lieut. Langdon
Manila
Russian Bolshevik Agents Ordered to Leave Germany
A wireless Berlin dispatch reports that Russian Bolshevik agents who recruited German workers for emigration to Russia have been ordered to depart Germany. The notice was transmitted from Berlin and carried by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
London
Russia
Germany
Beriin Tedey
Bomb Intended for Lenine Kills Guard in Next Car
Russian papers report an attempted assassination of Premier Lenine as his car left an official Moscow meeting. A bomb thrown from a house struck the following car, killing six guards and wounding three civilians. Twenty arrests followed.
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Lenine
United Press
London
Kremlin
University standards criticized as business prop in speech
In Madison on January 14 Prof Delas Lore Sharp of Boston University told students that modern universities have become job oriented and low in standards while grammar schools rise. He praised Lincoln's log cabin education and cited nature Shakespeare and the Bible as formative texts.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Modern University
Delas Lore Sharp
Boston ‘University
Lincoln
Sharp
Smasher of Solid South Inaugurated Governor of Tennessee
Al Red Taylor of Happy Valley Carter County Republican who broke the solid south by over 40000 votes was inaugurated governor of Tennessee today. The Associated Press reports the ceremony in Nashville as Taylor takes office amid Republican gains in the state.
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Associated Pressey
Nashville
Tenn
Altred Taylor
Happy Valley
Carter County
Tennessee
Hotel Dubuque gambling indictment movs public notice
An indictment against the Dubuque Hotel company operating the Hotel Julien was made public by the grand jury. The charge alleges allowing rambling in rooms under their control. The case awaits the January term of district court in Dubuque Iowa.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Grand Jury
Tooma
Washington
BD. C
Sion
Mississippi
Lower
Missouri
Geddes Called Home For Talks With Lloyd George In London
Sir Auckland Geddes British ambassador is summoned home for a conference with Prime Minister Lloyd George and Earl Curzon. He will return to Washington in February as R Leslie Craigie acts as ambassador. Details on topics remain undisclosed.
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London
Lloyd George
Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Far Curzon
Sir Auckland
R. Leslie Craigie
Treasury Department
America
Lord Chalmers
Treasury
Tary
Houston
England
Earl
United States
Mesopotamia
Hare
Congress
Great Britain
Nurse Beaten to Death Near Naval Hospital
Annapolis date Jun 15 Miss Harriet M Kavanaugh 35 a nurse at the Naval hospital died after being beaten unconscious with a lead pipe and thrown into a roadside ditch near the government reservation. A blond hair stained pine splinter and inquiry board were noted as investigators search for clues.
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Unitedress
Annapolis
Harriet M. Kavanaugh
Naval Hospital
Miss. Kavanaugh
Seaies
Naval Academy
Miss Kavanaugh
Buffalo
Sinn Fein Prisoners Decry Internment Camps Conditions
Sinn Fein asserts Irish internees are detained without trial and suffer underfed, unsanitary and harsh conditions in Ballykinlar and other camps. The communique notes 1,298 internments ordered, many without charges or counsel, amid reports of lacking shelter and adequate warmth. The British War Office reports 32 dead, 118 wounded, and 5 missing in December in Ireland.
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iBy United Press
Dublin
Ireland
Sinn Feu
Sinn
British War Office Today
Ireand
Tve
Warship and Planes to Aid Icebound Boat
Tokio dispatch says a warship and several airplanes have been sent to relieve the icebound steamer Baikal where 66 persons aboard face death from cold and starvation. The ship is reportedly frozen amid a large fire and officials say those on board have abandoned hope.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Baikal
Guthrie Center Girl Missing in Kitchen
United Press reports Guthrie Center Iowa resident Miss Ruby Goff a Guthrie Center co‑ed has been missing since late December. She was last located at Fort Des Moines while working as a domestic and told reporters she would not disclose her reasons for running away or her current whereabouts.
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United Press
Hes Moines
Ruby Goff
Pretty Guthrie Center
Fort Des Moines
Poisons in Triangle Love and Murder Case Chicago
Jan 15 A package of rat poison to be analyzed in Chicago aims to detect poisons found last December in the viscera of Harry W. Pierson a Bureau county farmer who died Oct 21 from convulsions. Pierson's wife Selma Nordstrom Pierson and farm hand Arthur Shipp are indicted for murder amid alleged affair and extant letters. The confession reportedly covers a post office in the henhouse and a rat poison found in the Pierson dining room.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Len D_ Spaulding
Bureatt County
Ill
Harry W. Pierson
Princeton
Bureau County
Pierson
Ralph W. Webster
Selma Nordstrom Pierson
Arthur Shipp
Bureau County Grand Jury
Carey R. Johnson
Shipp
Britain and U S Protest Mexican Mine Ownership Case
Britain joins the United States in protesting a Mexican Supreme Court ruling on ownership of Naica Mining Co. in Chihuahua. President Obregon reportedly ordered a special investigation due to the company’s large investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Great Britain
United States
Mexican Supreme Court
Naica Mining Co
Chihuahua
Obregon
Delay in Unemployment Census Summary Issued
Washington January 15 reports from field agents show unemployment data incomplete. The employment service of the Department of Labor said the summary will be withheld until all returns are in, likely issuing next week.
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Associated
Reese
Washington, D. C
Employment Service
Department of Labor
Women and Children Die in Blazing Home
In Chardon Ohio on January 1 Mrs Ma re Greene 27 and three of her children perished in a late night fire. A survivor, a lone child, escaped as Greene died shielding the others from the flames in their burning frame home.
McAdoo Jr. Appointed Kansas Banker
Florence Kansas January 15 William G McAdoo Jr has been elected county state bank here and will be vice president of the Marion bank while remaining active in his prior banking interests and duties.
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AY Tinited Press
Florence, Kan
William G. McAdoo, Jr
Marion
Highways Still Areas for Motor Traffic Reported
The report lists several locales including Alice int Argent Charles Sty Cedar Rapids Davort Des Dubuque Faribault Mini Lic s Mason ity Marshalleampton Postville Water an and Waveriv noting highways open for motor vehicles though no impassable drifts are reported. Snow conditions are forecast to worsen in the west and north on Monday.
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Partment of Agriculture
Alice Int
Argent
Charles Sty
Cedar Rapids
Davort
Des Dubuque
Faribault
Mini
Lic’s Mason
Ity
Marshall-eampton
Postville
Water!an
Waveriv
Danville Woman Breaks Fast to Plead Husband’s Church Change
Mrs Sadie Harrington fasting 48 days to coerce her butcher husband Ernie Harrington into joining the Church of God ends when Rev GS Payne persuades her to eat. Payne arrived from Paris Texas after a search and described the church’s doctrine as safe and bible based. Ada Peercy and Sister Myrtle Baker aided during the plea, while Harrington refused to join the church.
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Carl Vieron Tarri
United Press Star
Danyilie
Al.ban
Sadie Larrington
GS. Payne
Payne
Mrs. Harrington
Rev. Payne
Danville
United Press
Harrington
Mrs. Barrington
Myrtle
Maes Harrington
Paris
Tex
Church of God
Church
Cleveland
Tenn
Peret Declines to Form French Cabinet
Raoul Peret faced President Miterrand and declined to head a new French cabinet after difficulties forming a ministry. The Figaro urged selecting M. Poincare as premier to direct policy, warning action may be needed within three months.
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Paris
Raoul Peret
France
Mitterand
M. Peret
The
Figaro
M. Poincare
Famine in China Threatens Millions, 1919 Note
New York reports famine in China may kill more than all WWI deaths in six months. Missionary Rev. Dr. W. A. Mather says 4.5 million face immediate starvation and 43 million are affected across a vast famine zone of about 100000 square miles.
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Associated Press
New York
China
W. A. Mather
Kemal Reported En Route to Front Lines in Turkey
United Press reports Mustafa Kemal has left Angora for the front where Turkish Nationalists defend Eskisheir, signaling a focus on ongoing military actions in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avpha
United Press
Mustapha Kemal
Angora
Eskishebr
Germany Forever Cured of War for Revenge Says Former Officials
Milan Italy Jan 14 Dr Bernhard Dernburg former German finance minister says Germany cannot threaten war again believing the old nationalist urge is cured. Konstantin Imba Hungarian envoy notes Austria might unite with Germany but cannot save Austria economically. Bulgarian delegate seeks access to the Aegean Sea. Russian League of Nations Society attends as spectator.
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Milan
Italy
Germany
Bernhard Dernburg
League of Nations
Constantine Tmmba
Austria
Withrmany
Anstria
Nernburg
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
League of Nations Society
Romine
Tariff Bill Amendments Voted By Senate Finance Panel
The Senate finance committee approved 10 amendments to the emergency tariff bill and will report it to the Senate. Amendments included higher duties on sugar and dairy products and various changes to meat and tobacco duties. Smoot predicted the bill’s defeat in current form.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Simmons
North Carolina
Sumatra
Rica
Smoot
Utah
Senate “Finance Committee
McCumber
North Dakota
Calder
New York
Courier Delivery Warning and Redelivery Policy
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