Demand for Extradition of Former Emperor William
The Hague and Geneva reports show Allied demands for the surrender of former Emperor William from Holland. German officials in Munich and Locarno express anxiety, while Paris notes belief the Dutch will resist extradition for war crimes not provided by law. Public sentiment favors peace over revenge.
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The
Hague
Holland
William
Geneva
Germany
Bagel
Munich
Locarno
Ludwig
Bavaria
Netherlands
Paris
Lersuer
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Fosdick Resigns as Under Secretary of League of Nations
Raymond R. Fosdick resigns as undersecretary general of the League of Nations and U S representative. He cites America's unresolved course and personal embarrassment as reasons while praising the league's aims in disarmament arbitration and humanitarian projects. He notes his wartime service as chair of the Commission on Training Camp Activities.
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Washington, D. C
Raymond R. Fosdick
League of Nations
League
Fosdick
Senate Conference Sees Rift on Peace Treaty Reservations
Senate leaders in bipartisan talks on the treaty reported they near suspension over Foreign Relations Committee reservations. Disagreement centers on equality of voting in the League of Nations as talks falter amid partisan tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
TD. C
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Woman Sues Husband Over Lost Love Valued at 150000
Mrs Ruby M Davies sues La Verne A Davies her ex lieutenant husband in New York supreme court alleging abuse and failure to support. Sheriff’s jury valued her affections at 150000 in Davies versus Harrison case where jewelry valued at 80000 was alleged. Harrison, in Cuba with sugar interests, was sought by Davies.
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New York
Ruby M. Davies
Supreme Court
la Verne A. Davies
al. Cees
Alfred C. Harrison, Jr
Philadelphia
Davies
Harrison
Cuba
Greenwich
Conn
Harrigon
Marie M. Gibson
Semenoff’s Savagery Sparks Eastwide Outrage
British French and Japanese staffs arrive at Harbin to assess Siberian politics and say no western government can reconstitute Kolchak’s rule. They note Semenoff’s forces provoke widespread anti-Kolchak sentiment and Bolshevik sympathy grows. Kolchak’s forces retreat eastward across Siberia toward Krasnoyarsk after Bolshevik advances.
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Associated Press
London
Harbin
Manchhuria
Chita
Siberia
Baily Mail
Kolchak
Manchuria
Semenoff
British Losses Great in Fighting Mahsuds on Frontier
London reports show the Erajat column advancing into Mahsud country met strong opposition north of Ahnai Danghai. British casualties reached 385 with eight officers killed and 20 wounded or missing. Mahsuds suffered about 130 killed and many wounded.
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London
India
Erajat
Hich
Ahnai Danghai
Plans for Victory chimes to ring in New York
Plans call for every child in America to give at least one penny toward the erection in New York of Victory chimes. The chimed reminder would honor American wartime sacrifices and serve as daily remembrance. Dublin seizes U S papers as American reports on Irish affairs are held by postal authorities.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Dublin
U. 5
Waterloo People and Local Notices Collected
Brig Mrs. Harry A. Brown leaves for Dubuque. Verne L. Bartling confined at home by sickness. Miss Bess Allan returns to Los Angeles. Paul M. Thomsen travels to Christiana Norway to visit family. Fred Twaites operated for appendicitis. Leonard Griffith reports auto collision with streetcar. Edd Olds pleads guilty to selling spoiled food and is fined. Attorney's coat reportedly stolen from club. Mr and Mrs Harry Varfes depart Waterloo for a yearlong journey visiting Lisbon Athens Italy Egypt and more. Dr Powers listed for medical and surgical cases. High School job ad at Singer shop. Clarence Eddy dedicatory recital at Walnut Street church.
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Verne L. Bartling
Weterloo
Fourth Street West
Bess Allan
Los Angeles
Cal
Paul M. Thomsen
Christiana
Norway
Fred Twaites
Eleventh Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Twaites
Leonard Griffith
Peek Street
Mulberry
Utica
Griffith
Edd Olds
Wpon
Harry Varfes
Waterloo
New York City
Lisbon
Spain
Athens
Greece
Italy
Egypt
Powers
Black Hawk
Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Jefferson
Clarence Eddy
Walnut Street
Lowden Speaker Opens Lumbermen’s Convention in Flour City
Gov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois appeared as the principal speaker at the Northwestern Lumbermen’s convention in Minneapolis Minnesota delivering a talk on Big Issues of the Day. Attendees included lumbermen from Minnesota Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Montana. Charles Webster of the Iowa railroad board discussed rail policy favoring shippers.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
Northwestern Lumbermen’s
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Charles Webster
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Congress
Real estate in poultry: sand and gravel in chickens seized
New York officials halted a scheme in Jersey City yards where 60,000 pounds of sand and gravel were found packed in 50,000 live chickens. Inspector John F. condemned the birds and halted their sale until crops return to normal, noting millions in potential losses and criminal defrauding tactics. An inquiry will probe who financed the scam.
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New York
Jersey City
John ¥. Boyle
Live Poultry
Department of Markets
Jfime
John F
Board of Health
Schicken
West Washington
Edwin J. O'Malley
O'Malley
Barnett Baff
Downland
West Eighth Street
Attlc
New Furance
High
Union Beppe
Dawson Street
West Side
Fallowell Company
Black Hawk Bank
Saleeman
Gangeis Aophonographs
Ourer
West Fourth Street
Care Courier
West Waterloo
Meltrcom
Prite
Typewriter, Co. Twin & Bros
Darge Modern
Sealy West Worth
Yankee Bakery
Erzberger Libel Trial Opened in Berlin
In Berlin on Monday January 19 the libel case of Mathias Erzberger against Dr Karl Helfferich was opened. Helfferich had accused Erzberger of threatening public life and called him a dangerous government member. A libel action against Helfferich followed.
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Erzberger
Helfferich
Berlin
Associated Press
Mathias Erzberger
Karl Helferich
Herr Erzberger
Jieftferich
Dutch loan to Germany to be issued for 200 million guilders
Berlin reports negotiations with Holland for a ten year loan to Germany totaling 200 million guilders about 80 million dollars. Of this, 146 million guilders will finance raw product purchases and the rest will fund foodstuffs.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Holland
Germany
Zeitung Am Mittag
Woman Profiteer Hunter resigns post in Bermondsey
Mrs. Bisia Richardson known as the Belled Cat of Bermondsey resigns as price inspector after days of failed efforts to expose profiteers. The war widow, with a four year old child, says public notice led to relentless photo reporting and she now fears becoming a marked woman in Bermondsey.
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London
Bisia Richardson
Bermondsey
Richardson
Altter
Tuny
County's Booze Easy for Thieves Raids Frequent in County
Pittsburg Kan Jan 20 Three hundred quarts of whisky vanished Saturday night from Crawford county court house to Girard where liquor seized in raids by county authorities is held awaiting destruction by the court The whisky valued at 6000 for the lot and 125 a case underscores a long series of raids since September Sheriff G Cunt Wabb says a guard with a watchdog was posted to stop further thefts but two more burglaries occurred within 48 hours with explanations that they happened while the guard and dogs were at lunch.
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Pittsburg
Crawford County Court House
Girard
G. Cunt Wabb
Illinois Constitution Convention Delays as Committee Picks Awaited
Springfield Jan 20 The Illinois constitutional convention reconvened at 10 a m after a short adjournment. President Charles R Woodward has not yet appointed the committee and until they are named business cannot be transacted. It is probable the committee will be appointed next week.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Illinois Constitutional Convention
Charles 4. Woodward
Railway Expressmen Plan 26 Day Month and Pay Rise
Grand Lodge officials in Chicago report Grand President Bollinger in Washington pushing for a 26 working day month and reversal of President Wilson’s Hines orders to allow a general pay increase for express workers. If successful, the 25 cent flat raise demanded in 1919 may take effect and existing 240 hour schedules and time and a half rules for over eight hours could be reconsidered.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Grand Lodge
The
Order of Railway Expressmen
Bollinger
Washington
Wilson
Hines
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks
OINCARE TO GET PREMIERSHIP IN FRENCH RUMORS
Paris June 20 The Eclair reports a general impression that the Millerand cabinet may be a temporary administration pending when Ed mond Du Mesnil of the Rappel calls the great Poincare cabinet The paper says the premier aims to form a government for Raymond Poincare if he succeeds at the Elysee Palace This would be a surprising yet not disreputable combination with Millerand retaining some influence.
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Pues
Paris
Millerand
Edmond du Mesnil
Poincare
Eclair
Brand
Raymond Poincars
Clysees Palace
ML Milerand
Ph Portfotia
Japan seeks coal black draft mares for army use
Representatives of Japan visit Youngstown to buy draft mares for sale to Seattle bound carriers. Two carloads, 48 horses, will be shipped to Japan with rigorous Japanese inspection for blemish. Prices for mares center around 150 to 178 dollars, as buyers scour eastern to western counties for suitable stock.
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Youngstown
Marcer County
Wayne
Ashland
Youngetown
George Taylor
Pittsburgh
Japan
Seattle
Taylor
Costlier Fruit Sells Fast as Cheaper Bananas Languish
A Kansas City street scene shows two banana carts on a downtown corner. One offers 25 cents a dozen and attracts few buyers. the other, with 40 cents a dozen, draws more shoppers. The higher price prompts one vendor to defend his stance saying customers choose freely.
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Kansas City
Born With Tooth Marks Wee Anna of Chicago
Chicago date line reports Anna Marie McLoughlin born with a tooth in her lower jaw and another emerging. Doctors note such cases occur about once in 2,000 births, while parents and baby are described amid playful, curdled humor as Anna continues to cry.
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Chicago
Anna Marie McLoughlin
Anna Marie
United States Butter Largely Used At Home
United States butter is mainly produced for domestic use with over 99 percent of trade internal. Small exports and imports affect prices, especially where production and consumption balance. The UK and Germany were major butter importers, while Europe struggled to meet needs.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
United Kingdom
Germany
Princip Pal
Eurone
Siberia
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
Their Perfect Day Reunites Long-Lost Lovers at Lake Resort
Monty Manulag and Helen reconnect after a decade at a lakeside outing. They recall college days and share a day of fishing and companionship before confessing lingering love and deciding to pursue a renewed relationship despite past engagements.
Light Runs A Lighthouse Automa tically
Detroit News describes a day and night lighthouse system using a glass cylinder with four copper rods. A blackened central rod expands with light, closing gas flow at dawn, then contracts at night to restore flame. The device adapts to seasons and needs no direct sun, remaining reliable for years.
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Detroit News
Panama Canal
Alaska
M. Gustaf Dalen
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