Treaty Will Be Law To Cabinet Millerand Says
Paris and Tokyo dispatches report Premier Millerand vows the Versailles treaty will be law in France with steadfast support for allied guarantees. In Tokyo Premier Hara asserts Japan will fully implement the treaty and restore Shantung to China. Millerand honors the late patriot Clemenceau while naming new peace councilors.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hara
Tokio
Japan
Kian Chau
Shantung Peninsula
China
Paris
France
Georges Clemn Niencedu
M. Millerand
Itha
Miller Land
M. Jancois-Marsail
MM. Issac
Maurice Paleologue
Russia
Poincare
Lefract
M. Clemenceau
Picheon
Kolots
Tardieu
Jules Cambon
Charles Jonnart
Genets Manclair
Waste of Government Property Charged to Mussel Shoals Probe
Florence Alabama January 22 A wartime expenditures committee resumes its Mussel Shoals plant inquiry. W H McCary former Justice investigator testified that government property was hauled away as waste. Builders blame haste to ready nitrate plants for explosives production.
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Associated Press
Florence
Ala
House War Expenditures Committee
W. H. McCary
Birmingham
Department of Justice
Graham
McCary
Tent Prisoners Leave Lille Area for Home
Repatriation of German prisoners from the Lille region has begun. Three thousand prisoners left for Germany yesterday in good health, wearing new boots and clothing and carrying large quantities of eatables.
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Lille
Pregs
Germany
Morrow's Men In Danger Zone About to Leave
Factional fighting spreads through Siberia as American forces withdraw from the Sudian mine railway amid skirmishes with Siberian partisans. Col. Morrows regiment pushed to quell disturbances near Baikal. casualties include one American killed and one wounded, five Russians killed.
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Associated Press
Vladivostok
Siberia
Sudian Mine
Col. Morrow
Baikal
Eight Lives Lost Off Powhatan Report Eyewitnesses
Sana Juan Puerto Rico January 24 report the Spanish bark Condor foundered thirty miles east, six of 386 sailors drowned in heavy surf as Capt Ruiz and 30 sailors in care of the Spanish consul arrived at San Juan. Halifax January 22 reports eight lives lost when a boat from the transport Northern Pacific overturned while transferring passengers from Powhatan.
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Associated Press
Sana Juan
Porto Rico
Bilbao
Cuba
Here
Red
Ruiz
San Juan
Halifax
Northern Pacific
Powhatan
Bardie
Navy Department
Randall
Lady Laurier
Membership Scope of Junior Chamber Planned to Be Wide
St. Louis January 22 Steps toward forming the United States junior chamber of commerce were taken at the national caucus with representatives of Young Men's Business and Civic associations. All societies not organized for religious political or private purposes are eligible to membership under the tentative constitution.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Semenoff Takes Command of Siberian Forces
London reports Gen. Semenoff has assumed supreme control of anti Bolshevik activities in eastern Siberia after defeating Kolchak forces west of Krasnoyarsk. Kolchak reportedly under arrest at Verkhnie Udinsk as Horas also claims power in the area served by the Chinese Eastern Railway. Warbin dispatch notes Semenoff's proclamation of supreme rulership in Siberia.
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Associated Press
London
Siberia
Semenoff
Lake Baikal
Admiral Kolchak
Krasnoyarsk
Verkhnie-Udinsk
Irkutsk
Horas
Peking
Semenov
Far
Geox
Chinese Eastern Railway
Waterloo census drive urged to include all residents
Waterloo civic leaders urge every resident to verify inclusion in the 1920 census to ensure the city is not undercounted. A special committee will coordinate with census officials to reach those missed, with instructions to contact census supervisor A. Hakill and the Waterloo office by phone for speedy correction.
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Waterloo
Washington, D. C
Greater Waterloo Association
Association
B. F. MacDonough
Hakill
Iowa
Hukili
Conferees Split Over Cummins Bill Provisions
Washington D C Senate and house conferees failed to resolve antistrike and other Cummins bill provisions. Rep Sims proposed removing labor clauses and deferring labor to a separate bill, while Sen McCormick urged Canadian style arbitration with a 60 day no strike rule after decisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jane
Senate
House
Sims
Tennessee
McCormick
Republican
Illinois
Arbitration Board
Milligan Nominated for Congress on 802nd Ballot in Missouri
Capt Jacob L. Milligan of Richmond, a World War I veteran and lawyer, was nominated by the Democrats in Missouri's Third District on the 802nd ballot after a deadlock that persisted since yesterday. Milligan’s war record was highlighted by supporters during the lengthy convention process.
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Associated Press
Cameron, Mo
Jacob L. Milligan
Richmond Mo
Congress
Third
Missouri Congressional District
Milligan
Richmond
Bela Kun Reported Seriously Ill in Karlstein
Bela Kun former Hungarian Communist leader is reported seriously ill at Karlstein after fleeing Prague and arriving via London. The dispatch notes his condition as grave and unconfirmed by authorities, with no details on treatment or prognosis.
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Bela Kun
Prag
Vienna
London
Hungary
Karlstein
British shift in plebiscite guard stirs press reports
London reports note cancellation of orders sending British troops to plebiscite areas in Silesia East Prussia and Schleswig. Only one battalion now slated for Schleswig while 11 battalions already arrived and may be sent back. Debate continues over Paris idea to replace British units with French troops in the zones and the Guardian sees it as from Britain’s war faction pushing new commitments.
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Associated Press
London
Silesia
East Prussia
Schleswig
Hleven
The
Daily Mail
Paris
Georgia
Erbaijan
Daily Herald
Chicago Flu and Pneumonia Toll Rise in 24 Hours
Influenza and pneumonia claimed 79 Chicago deaths in the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Reports show 2,226 new influenza cases the highest 24 hour total yet. Army posts issue prevention orders and emphasize nine hours sleep and high quality food. 2,400 nurses are on duty with 100 from the Visiting Nurses association aiding authorities.
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Chicago
Health Department
Sturgis
Red Grass
Visiting Nurses Association
Illinois
C. St. Craig Drake
State Department of Public Health
Woman Pretends Aviator in Jeanne De Kay Case
A woman arrested in Atlanta for wearing an aviator uniform claimed to be Jeanne Anna De Kay, missing Hull House protege. After cross examination she contradicted her stories, and Miss Addams said she believed the figure is an adventuress not the missing Jeanne De Kay.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Jeanne Anna de Kay
Jane Addams
Hullhouse
Chicago
Miss de Kay
Gertrude Howe Britton
John de Kay
Jeanne
Italy May Demand London Pact Only as Last Resort
Paris January 22 Italy will demand France and England carry out the London pact only after all other means to settle the Adriatic question fail, says Premier Nitti in Nice. He says Jugoslav replies are unsatisfactory but concessions were exhausted and Dalmatia was renounced for Fiame. He expects mutual interests with Serbia and hopes for a workable agreement, with London pact execution as a final resort.
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Associated Press
Paris
Italy
France
England
Jou Idon
Nitti Tas
Echo de Paris
Nice
Nitri
Rone
Jugo-Slav
Adriatic
Dalmatia
London
Meat ration sparks crowd crush at Vienna central market
Vienna reports a crowd surge as a rationed meat sale drew 40 000 entrants at 6 am and 20 000 more attempting to enter. Many fainted and were trampled in the stampede. Separate dispatch notes Berlin funding 50 000 marks for safer aviation experiments.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Fonds For
Associated Dress
Berlin
National Aviation Bureau
Hoover Plan Of Relieving Europe Gains German Backing
Berlin reports the German government endorses Herbert Hoover’s European relief plan. It calls for American food purchases in shipload lots and waives import duties and customs to speed warehouse relief operations across central Europe. The statement aims to correct U S misunderstandings and supports German aid to children via the relief administration.
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Associated Presss
Berlin
Herbert
GO. Hoover
Europe
Germany
European Children’s Fund
United States
American Society of Friends
Holland Refusal Could Shield Kaiser in Extradition Row
The Dutch reply on surrender of the former German emperor is said to block extradition unless Holland agrees. The Hague report notes a draft reply to the Allied demand will be sent to Paris for communication. Nieuw Courant editorially questions moral courage and warns that trying the Kaiser by default would be sensational humbug.
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Associated Press
Lemlan
the Standard
Holland
Gerae
Hague
Paris
Entperor
Nieuw Courant
William
Better Vessel Lines to South America in Topics of Financiers
Proposals to improve transport and communications between the Americas were presented by the Pan American financial conference committee. They urged substantial ocean freight reductions and more frequent US to South America sailings with ships matching European routes in speed and comfort. A South American rail consolidation conference was proposed to boost service efficiency. Capt Marshall Wield assumed management of the Weld estate worth 120 million dollars in Chicago after months with the firm.
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South America
Americas
Pan-American Financial Conference
General Assembly
United States
Field
Chicago
Marshall Wield
Britain Declines to Borrow for Re-Lending in Europe
Chancellor Austen Chamberlain states Britain's policy against borrowing from the United States to lend to other nations. He argues Britain has reached the limit of national action and expects the nation to turn the corner in the coming year.
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Associatus Brass
Birmingham
Wagland
Great Britain
Europe
Austen Clamberlain
Xtheyner
Chamberlain
Lihanaion
Cubans Press to Maintain Sugar Prices at High Levels
The Cuban delegation to the Pan American financial congress stated they will strive to keep sugar prices high. They reported a favorable trade balance of 200 million in 1919 and pledged to oppose any preferential sugar trade ties that might lower prices. In Hawaii, 3800 sugar plantation workers walked out, cutting across nationalities.
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Washington
DL GL
Pan- American Financial Congress
Ginibay
Congress
Hawaii
Honolulu
THL
Pe Pu Jiji
Senate blocks Walsh censure plan over Sims disclosure
In Washington on January 22 the Senate rejected 38 to 30 Senator Walsh’s bid to censure Rear Admiral William S. Sims for disclosing confidential information linked to his appearance before a naval decoration awards inquiry. The vote followed party lines. earlier the Senate declined to grant authority to employ counsel for the committee.
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D. C
Senate
Tox
Walsh
Jemgeral
Montana
William S. Sims
Bergh
Idaho
Committee
Hale
Maine
Socialists in New York trial witness at legislative quiz
Albany New York January 24 Julius Gerber secretary of the New York local of the Socialist party was the first witness in the assembly judiciary commission trial of five suspended Socialist assemblymen charged with disloyalty. Evidence included the 1917 Socialist platform and party bylaws. Also noted boxing match news from Peoria Alabama listing George Knockout Brown and Tommy Gibbons as Feb 2 middleweights.
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Albany
N. Y
Julius Gerber
New York
Socialist, Party
Assembly Judiciary Commission
Louis M. Martin
Morris Willyquit
John B. Stanchfield
Iself
Gerber
Stanchfield
Socialist Party
New York County
Troops to Quell Arkansas Negro Uprising Near Dumas
About 125 Third Division regulars from Camp Pike with Gov. Brough arrived at Dunas and will march 12 miles to the settlement 12 miles east where about 50 armed black insurgents are believed to be. Troops carry supplies and expect the prisoners to surrender.
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Associated Press
Dunas
Ark
Third Division
Camp Pike
Charles H. Brough
Doc” Haynes
Tony
Dumas
Wlaine
Winchester
Robert
Hill
Elaine
Millionaire of Chicago Called Red Surrenders
W B millionaire parlor Socialist and Communist Labor party sergeant at arms indict ed for conspiracy to overthrow the government by force surrendered to State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne furnishing $10,000 bond. He faces grand jury along with 38 party members. three women charged only with advocating overthrow of the government.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Communist Labor Party
Attney Maclay -Hoyne
Robert
The
Criminal Court
William A.cunnen
Lloyd
Wim. D
Haywood
J. WW
Leavenworth
Hoyne
Lab
Party of America
Thement
Robert E. Crowe
Revel
Freight Ban In New York Snowbound Roads
New York January 22 A partial embargo on shipments from the west to points east of Buffalo was ordered by A T Hardin regional director of railroads. Severe snowstorms and cold weather hindered rail traffic in New York state last week limiting moves to perishable freight live stock and other essentials only. The embargo is not expected to last more than a few days.
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Associated Press
New York
Buffalo
A.T Hardin
Trafic
New York State
Flu Victim's Banns Made Good Beside Wedding
Aurora reporter notes a wedding held at the bedside as influenza claims six lives in Virginia. Miss Amanda Pries of Huntley wed Andrew Lenz despite his critical illness with influenza. A nurse caregiver stood by, serving as witness to the simple ceremony.
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Virgin
Manda Pries
Huntley
Andrew Lenz
Misa Pries
Lenz
Rosa
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