Portuguese President Paes Slain in Lisbon Station Shooting
Dr Sidonio Paes, head of Portugal's provisional government after a December revolt, was killed by three bullets at a Lisbon rail station while awaiting a train to Oporto. The assailant Jeenne was killed by the crowd amid chaotic street violence in December. Paes had urged greater Portuguese participation with the Allies during World War I.
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Germany
Portugal
Lisbon
London
Sidonio Paes
Oporto
Paes
Jeenne
Tiridonio Paes
Portal
Bovet
University of Combra
Ger
U. S. Sailors and Mexicans Clash In Paris
U S sailors and Mexican workers clashed in Paris amid tensions on the first Sunday in town. Quiet crowds attended church services as officials offered calm. A wreath was laid at the Lafayette tomb during a solemn return from worship.
Two Mexicans Die in Tampico Harbor Naval Clash
At Tampico on November 29 the armed guard of the American steamship Monterey clashed with Mexican customs guards. One Mexican captain was killed and a Mexican soldier mortally wounded, while Berry the American guard chief gunner's mate was only lightly hurt. The fight lasted briefly as Americans fired when fired upon and Mexicans fled after losses.
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New York
Monterey
Tampico
Berry
Havana
Nassau
Armed Guard
Navy Guard
Oon Ga
Tenue
Merry
Alew Asmerter
Lemwireehwunnere
Mopterey
Kaiser Wilhelm Feels Noose Tightening at Amerongen Castle
Special dispatch from 1918 describes former German Emperor Wilhelm II at Amerongen, Holland, fretting over extradition and trial. He is seen in civilian clothes, guarded, writing his defense with Count Gentinck, while Empress Augusta Victoria walks the grounds in somber mood.
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Cori Brown
The
Pree Publishing Co
New York World
World
Albuquerque Journal
Ameronugen
Amerongen Castle
William Hohenzollern
Ike
Hamlet
Amerongen
Soekame
Holland
Potsem
Carlos Gentinck
William
the Kaiser
Weather outlook for Denver and Southwest regions
Denver and Pecos on Monday and Tuesday expect partly cloudy skies with light snow possible in New Mexico. Arizona shows unsettled conditions Monday with warmer temperatures and some snow in the north and rain in the south, Tuesday turning partly cloudy and cooler.
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Denver
Colo
Pec
New Mexico
Arizona
Weather snapshot for yesterday with highs and winds
Weather summary records twenty four hour period ending 6 PM yesterday with maximum 53 degrees and minimum 41. Northwest wind and clear skies described in concise local report.
British Captives Report Germans Torture At Randholm Camp
Appalling tales reach Copenhagen from Randholm camp near Copenhagen where German guards allegedly beat and maimed prisoners of war. A rubber strip used to strike faces and necks, with water poured over wounds, plus kneeling Russians and lashings to stakes, form a pattern of brutal punishments for alleged infractions.
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Press Publishing Co
Epeem
Albuquerque Journal
London
Exspress
Copenhagen
Randholm
Deherna
Germany
President Wilson in Paris Attends Multiple Churches in Sunday
President Wilson spent the first Sunday in Paris visiting two churches in morning services and attended a wreath laying at Lafayette’s tomb in Picpus cemetery. He conferred with Clemenceau and Hoare, then met President Poincare and Madame Poincare, followed by a private afternoon at the Elysee.
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Bymor
Taras
Wilson
Paris
la Payette
Premi Clemenceau
BK. M. Hoare
Dorley
Madame Poincare
Palace of the Elyser
Twere Wilson
Admiral Graycon
Rue Dé Berri
Mauneey W. Goodrich
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
Revolutionary I W W Trial Set for Open Evidence
Government plans to show revolutionary writings as basis of I W W conspiracy charges against forty six defendants. Identification files and correspondence will link defendants as I W W members with central body and groups in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Witnesses from Chicago and the Pacific Northwest have arrived to testify.
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Bacramento
Calif
J. W. W. Wembers
Chefen
United States
Rudkin
Chicago
Pacific Northwest
I. W. W. Groupe
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Negroes Seek German African Colonies For Democracy
Pleading for privilege of self government a petition from African Americans is placed with Colonel House for presentation. The document asks for the German African colonies to be brought into a democratic framework and self rule is envisioned through a formal appeal.
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Colonel House
Delegation Reaches Paris From America
A Black American delegation including Dr. R. Moton and W. E. Du Bois arrived in Brest aboard the transport Orlando to press for democracy and race rights at the Paris peace conference. The group, with press representatives, seeks recognition of self government for Africans and Blacks worldwide.
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Booker T. Washington
W. [. B. du Bois
Orlando
Armerican
Necroce
Alma
W. Hh Tt du Rose
The
Crisix
R. Meton
Tuskegee Institute
British Vessel Corinthian Strands Off Canadian Coast
The British steamer Corinthian struck a Northwest ledge near the Bay of Fundy on a Glasgow voyage with a cargo worth 24 666 bushels of wheat and various goods. All 87 crew are safe and most crew were rescued by boats. some reached Westport and Freeport. The Aberdeen and government tugs aided in the salvage as heavy seas delayed relief.
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Corinthian
Bay of Fundy
Glasgow
David Tannock
Weastpan
N. S
Freeport
Tannock
Pottol
Peatahert
Dteamer Aberdeen
Veoterdas
Jat
Canadian Pacific Ocean Servicer. Limited
Bull
Belfast
Ireland
Ahan Tne
Former Colorado governor Deeds in Pueblo Hospital After Stroke
Pueblo Colorado reports former Governor Dee 15 during a stroke at a near hospital. The article notes little hope for recovery and mentions OFMmanh as current receiver of the United States land office in Pueblo.
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Colo
Dee
BO Or
Colorado
Ofmmanh
United States
Flee
Puebio
Government Announces New Phone Rates With Day Service Change
Government sets a new basic charge of six and a quarter cents and introduces a day service plan described as an air line mirage. The change is to take effect on January 21 and affects current long distance and local calling rates.
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Air Line Mirage
New Basic Telephone Rates Announced For Night And Day Service
A government plan cuts long distance and toll charges with a basic station to station rate across up to 24 miles. Night rates are one quarter the day rate between midnight and 4 26 pm and one half the day rate from 89 to 12 pm. The proposal aims to harmonize nationwide tariffs and promote universal service for cross country calls.
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Copera
Leone
Washington
D.C
Prat Naester
Pmurteson
Committee Ofate Standardization
Murteson
New York
Hohenzollern Isolated From Outside World
Ame rongen Holland Dec 15 AP report says the former German emperor remains a recluse in Holland with limited contact to advisers and no truth to rumors of empress illness. He shows little interest in moving quarters and frequently walks the grounds with attendants as a routine.
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Morning Journal
Amerongen
Holland
Camile
Helland
Willem Hephenzellern
Proletarian Red Guard Plan Reported As Revolution Fears Rise
Berlin telegraph says Sparta drafted a program to abolish police and military officers, end parliaments and councils, form soldiers and workers militias, confiscate wealth, nationalize banks and mines, expel nonproletarian leadership, and confiscate large fortunes in a sweeping revolutionary agenda.
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Arma
Tehine
Counelle
Bilelec
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