Sir Charles Wyndham Dies in London After Global Stage Career
London reports the death of Sir Charles Wyndham, famed actor and former Union Army surgeon during the Civil War. Born in 1847 in Liverpool, he served at Chancellorsville, Fredericksburg, and Gettysburg, later thriving in New York and London stage circles and earning knighthood from King Edward.
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UKEMBURG DUCHY GREGORY QUITS AS REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED
The report notes Gregory resigns as attorney general after years in war time duties and contemplates his return to law practice in Texas. It mentions the broader cabinet resignations for financial reasons and hints at future anti trust efforts. The piece weaves Luxemburg neutral status and war events with US cabinet changes.
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Transport leaking but may reach port
Halifax reports a wireless dispatch from the US Army transport Tuckahoe stating she was leaking but expected to reach port without assistance. The vessel’s position was given as 214 miles south of the Nova Scotia coast.
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Sulzer elected Alaska delegate in 191
Reports from all precincts confirm Charles A. Sulzer Democrat won against James Wickersham Republican for Alaska delegate to Congress. Sulzer leads by about 49 votes from the November 5 election, per today’s returns received in Juneau.
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Seattle Bolshevik Rally Ends in Police Clash
In Seattle on January 12 a Bolshevik leaning crowd of about 2000 voiced sedition at an open meeting. Police and military police needed 100 officers to restore order after the gathering was closed. Thirteen men were arrested as clubs were used. Speakers urged a general strike to disrupt war material production for the American army and its Siberian Allies. Red flag cheers and hymns were reported.
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Crew 15 Still Aboard The Steam Castalia
Halifax Nova Scotia January 12 The crew of the disabled American steamer Castalia remained aboard at dark tonight The captain earlier said the crew had entered boats to be taken to the Norwegian steamer Bergensfjord but rough seas and heavy rolling prevented the men from leaving the Castalia
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Twenty One Dead In Anil Wreck Near Batavia NY
A rear end collision on the New York Central near South Byron Batavia leaves twenty one dead and three seriously injured. Train No 11 the Southwestern Limited struck the rear of a Wolverine Pullman car. Most victims died instantly as wreckage trapped passengers in a crushed steel car. Coroner and railroad officials investigate with ongoing inquiries. Three passengers escaped immediate death, including Mrs Nathan Lichterman and Flora Doherty.
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State poultry and rabbit show opens at fairgrounds
WN The Standard Today reports the state poultry and rabbit show opening events. Editorial notes cover a wounded soldier returning to Butte, while remarks on Red army strength amid hardship are included. A substitute offered for saloon, Catholic church actions in Butte, and Roosevelt estate funds are mentioned. Lewistown bow dies in naval hospital.
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Premier Eisner Appeals Amid Civil War Fears
Munteh Havari Eisner of Rav het appeals as the government signals action by January 12. The murderous civil war spreads horror and prompts a national call for peace. Germany remains unsettled as authorities stress public confidence and unity to halt fratricidal conflict.
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Ebert Government Seems To Control Berlin Situation
An early report notes the Ebert Scheidemann government is maintained by loyal troops with Field Marshal Hindenburg in the city. Spartacists shift struggle to provinces, amid guerrilla actions and food-shop looting. General strike called for Jan. 13 to support the revolution. Disorders noted in Munich and Stuttgart with city hall control and municipal council dissolution. Westphalia sees about 100000 striking workers.
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Fights Resume in Berlin and Bavaria Amid Turmoil
London reports say fighting has resumed in Berlin with Spartacans holding part of a Tageblatt building. Since the revolution began about 1,800 people have died. In Bavaria at Nuremberg area on January 12, casualties include workers and state employees needed to restore order amid a proclaimed state of emergency.
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Weather Forecast Confused By Partial OCR Text
Forecast fragment reads Monday and not much change in temperature with unclear wording. Readable details suggest a stable day with light winds and minor variation, though exact highs and lows remain uncertain due to damage in the source.
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First Formal Conference Peace Table Opens in Paris
In Paris the supreme interallied council met at the ministry of foreign affairs with Wilson Lansing Lloyd George Balfour Picton Orlando Sonnino and Foch among the delegates. The talks aimed to set terms for extending the Armistice and organizing delegations for the upcoming peace congress, signaling the start of formal conference proceedings.
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Italy
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Georges Leygues
el Clementel
Louis Lucheur
Remier Ge
al Worsay
Foch
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British proposal on Russian factions for peace talks
Washington January 12. Britain proposed that the Allies and United States enter negotiations with all Russian factions. France would not deal with the Bolshevik regime. The memorandum, sent to the State Department, was expected in Paris but not received there. Acting Secretary Polk corrected yesterday's statement noting the delay. The call urged a halt to hostilities for the peace talks, with Russia invited to Paris to discuss settlement conditions. Continued on Page 2.
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Russia
Berger Harangue to Constituents in Milwaukee
Milwaukee January 12 Victor J Herger congressman elect and allies convicted in federal crimes denounce administration. Mayor We Hoan chaired meeting urging defense of human rights and liberty. Becker calls for resisting oppression and defending free speech, press, and trial. Public reaction warned against socialism and political industrial domination.
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Paying the Fiddler in France Switch to Francs
Nancy France January 12 A new order from general headquarters directs troops in the occupied zone to be paid in francs instead of marks. The Third Army payroll runs about 26 million francs monthly. About 15 million marks arrived in Coblenz from Berlin Saturday to complete the assessment. The current rate stands at 149 marks for 100 francs.
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French demand on Sarre basin and Rhine navigation plan
Paris January 12 The Echo de Paris reports that a conference will start January 20 and consider a memorandum proposing French demands for the Sarre basin. The memo includes a plan to internationalize Rhine navigation with special advantages for Rhine bordering nations.
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Japanese Withdraw Reserve Forces From Manchuria
Vladivostok reports on plans to withdraw three reserve regiments stationed in Manchuria and Siberia. Concentration for redeployment will occur from February 10 to 20, affecting 30 900 men.
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