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OCR Page 1 of 6ARCHIVES AND
KECORDS
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COUSINED
AMERICAN PRESS
January 16, 1919.
Philadeplhia North Amerionn says: invilson and lloyd George are in accord";
but the New York Horald says: "Dritain opposes President Vilson"; New York World
says: "Penco scoms far off"; Parisian Pross is flouting vorld loaguo and the four-
tnon points of Wilson; New York says: "Prosident's conforonce with Lloyd Goorgo
means thet he seoms in closor accord with British to curD Fronch aims. Hartford
Curront says "Amorican idoals are not enlangered." New York Tribune says Unitod
States will prosorvo the Monroe Doctrino dospito any league. The Vorld says "In-
violacy doctrine is to be included in the ponce troaty itself. Cocil's statement is
that a world police forco is unfeasible and that the noral courts must be the courts
of lest resort.
SEnator Franco of Moryland calls for an imnodiato withdrawl of our arniy in
Europe.
North American reports the battle progressing with the Amorican troops in
Russia and they are now two hundred miles from Archangel. The Amoricans are try-
inc to hole Ground recently Gained.
Seven more states have como into the dry aplumn; only six more are needed to
ratify the prohibition
Rep. Gollivan of Mcss. chorgos unfairness toward the Nationel Guard in France.
He gave a scothing indictment egainst the mothods of Gon. Porshing and says that
Gon. March is discriminatin; against the guardsmon in favor of mest Pointers"
for promotion. There will be a swoeping investigation by a committee camposed of
democrats and republicans in Franco.
A new rovolution is roported in Mexico with Filip Angolos Villa i ts hoad.
He has been an artillery lecder.
South Dekoto, Montena and Canodian Northwest has too mony wolves.
Camp Devens, Loss: Now Militory School has been organized by Mcjo Gon. mcCain
with thirty throe hundred enrolled for Ceneral education. Clessos with courses
covoring noorly fifty trades and professions.
New York: Anson Phel os Stocks, Yole University, amnounced that one hundred
and fifty Yolo mon were killed during the war; oight thousand mon onlisted and three
thousam fivo hundred vore commissionod.
Houston, Toxas: 'nother "Pink Boll Worm" is infesting the fiolds of cotton
in Toxas, supposed to hove originated on the Mexionn side of the bordor.
Boston, Mass: Fronk B. Holl, Worcester, was oloctod chairmen of the republican
state committee.
Chicago: Twonty striking union waiters wore arrested charged with obstruct-
ing sidowolks Curing a lomonstration vhon Provosh Marshol] Crovder arrived at hotel
as a Guost of the solective sorvice association.
Suffern, Now York: The body of Jack Flood, a tazi driver, was found lying
across tho stooring whell of an automobile in a field two hundred feot from the
road with his hond blown off aml his pockets turned out.
Austin, Tox: "fforts are boing mide to obtoin Camp Mobrey for a school of
automobile mochonics, formerly trectod os a permenent comp for the Toxas National
Guards.
Rockland, Maine: The polico are alermed becouse lifs Myrice Young was attocited
with a club noar the soot whore Mrs. Carolyno Wilde Brown vas murdéred Decomber Slst
and Mrs. Smell kmocked unconscious on July fourteenth.
Now York Gov. Smith's proclemation set Sunday, February ninth, as
Roosovelt memorial day, requesting the legislature people and organizations through-
out the state to honor that day.
Atlentic City, M.J. Now National Association of Morchent Tailors convention
decreed thit mon's trouser cuff, climin.tod during the war, as conservation mesure,
is coming back to stay.
FRENCH PRESS (TO The U.S.)
The fincl roprosentation of the proliminary skinnishing of the conforences
develops a charaetoristicist to tho entiro conforenco. It will unquestion2bly be a
clash between the new progressivo altruistic thought and psychology of the new world
and the troditional diplonetic conservativo egoistic thought and psychology of the old
worli. Jith the ropresentation et the parce conferenco so ovenly divided it is im-
possiblo to fortell whother tho old world or the now world thought will dictate the
final settlement for the world's odjustmont.
Of tventy bight countries officially admitted to date et the poaco conference
there are nino now worlders agninst elovon old orlders. is voting is by delogation
the new world votes will consist of Cancido, Unitod Statos, Drozil, Cuba, Hoiti,
Hondure, Nicaragua and Ponamo agoins t the old vorddors of England, Frence,
Itcly, Serbic, Belgium, Groece, 2olane, Portigel, Rumanis and Montenegro
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World War, 1914-1918
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