Mutiny on the America Aboard Hoboken Dock
On the US Army transport America six crew members are hospitalized after mutiny and gunfire. Officials investigate alleged IWW influence led by William Calkins as crew attempted escape, disabled fires, cut lights, robbed, frightened passengers, and gambled in defiance of officers.
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United States Army
America
Hoboken
I Une
United States
William Calkins
Industrial Workers of the World
New Tufts Schedule Includes Dartmouth Boston College
Medford Mass December 22 Dartmouth and Boston College replace Harvard and Yale on Tufts 1920 football schedule. Bowdoin returns as foe after five years. The planned games list Bowdoin October 2 Norwich October 9 pending October 16 Norwich November 11 Boston College November 20 Massachusetts College at Medford.
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Dartmouth
Boston College
Harvard
Yale
Medford College
Medford
Tufts
Bowdoin
Tufty
Thelat
Meilford
Norwich
West Point
Weat Point
Hanover
Boston
Masse Tcultural College
Guaranteed annuity offer from National Life Ins Co
If one could be certain flat investments paying well today would endure twenty years, annuity income is guaranteed for a lifetime or the lifetime of two persons if desired. Information cheerfully given on request by S. S. Ballard, general agent, Rinito block, Montpelier, Vermont.
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National Life Ins. Co
Mutual
Os. S. Ballard
Rinito Block
Montpelier
Investments Promised by Toth Year Ty Business
General agent Rialto lock in Montpelier Vermont reports promising investments amid a year of fiscal activity. The notice highlights a local business effort with named entity references to Rialto and Montpelier.
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Rialto Lock
Montpelier, Vt
Credit extension to South America at Pan American talks
Valparaiso reports Chile expects the second Pan American conference in January to consider extending credits by US bankers to South American nations. Chile notes banks' large wartime gold reserves yet hesitancy to fund South American investments, urging North American merchants to refine credit terms. Discussions include uniform legislation on letters of exchange checks and cargo man ifestos to ease US South American transportation
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Valparaiso
Chile
United States
Wareington
South America
Old sport reviving in Germany says exile critic
A Stockholm paper writer reports in indirect terms that the parliamentary inquiry in Berlin collapsed, bowing before pre-revolutionary powers. He argues the old leadership, more impudent than before, would face a genuine trial if the Allies ever seek extradition for a definitive moral judgment.
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Germany
Stockholm
Enen E Dee
Hjalmar Branting
Sovial
Berlin
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
Huge Dry Dock in Use The Commonwealth at Boston
The Commonwealth drydock, largest of its type on the Atlantic coast, can accommodate the biggest vessel afloat. The Virginia was chosen for the first test of the dock in ceremony attended by naval, state, city and commercial leaders. Built at a cost of 3 million dollars, the facility measures 1170 feet long and 114 feet nine inches deep, with a sill depth of 45 feet. Delivery to the national element has been held up pending completion.
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Commonwealth
Boston
Commonwealth Drydock
Ttleship
Virginia
Umon
United States
Identifying Victims In Canadian Pacific Train Wreck
Search for bodies continued after a head on collision between an eastbound freight train and an immigrant special two miles west of Onnwa Maine left at least 28 dead and nearly 30 injured. Officials identified several victims including Carl Anderson and multiple children among others.
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Onnwa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Here
Fred Wilton
William Bagley
Edmonton
Alberta
Odious Exploitation by Cab Drivers and Innkeepers
Relatives of soldiers killed at the front face extortion in Champagne and Meuse regions. Coffins sell for 300 to 400 francs, six mile taxi rides cost 60 to 6 francs, and mourners are kept overnight by drivers and hosts. Exhumation workers may charge 40 francs for 20 minutes. L Information urges authorities to suppress these abuses.
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Paria
Hotel m
Atles
Champagne
Mame
France
L'Information
Hayes Healing Honey Claim for Cough Relief
Ad promotes Hayes Healing Honey as a remedy for coughs. Claims of relief appear in a bottle advertisement style, highlighting promise of easing cough symptoms and a suggested use. No verifiable medical claims or endorsements provided.
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Hayes
Japanese anxious about Siberia clash and troop plans
Paris reports Japanese officials are anxious over the Irkutsk Siberia situation. They seek to send troops only with a clear understanding with the United States and allied governments, but Washington is reportedly not favorable. Potential difficulties include congestion on the Trans-Siberian single track line.
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Paris
Irkutek
Siberia
United States
Ti la
Washington
Fewer Derelicts Reported at Jerry McAuley Mission
Mrs. John H. Wyburn at the 47th anniversary of the Jerry McAuley mission said derelicts at the lower East Side day dock have fallen from about 200 prewar to under 60 on nights with free dinners. She cited the war era work or fight law as another factor reducing the mission's reach and noted fewer drunkards overall.
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New York
Seeresen
Jerry McAuley
Lower East Side
John H. Wyburn
Mission
Jt Je
Wyburn
Frozen death toll of Kolchak troops near Omsk
Seven hundred soldiers under Admiral Alexander Kolchak head of the all Russian government in Siberia were found frozen to death in a hospital near Omsk as reported by a Moscow wireless dispatch received at the city.
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London
Almira Kolchak
Siberia
Omsk
Moscow
Cleofonte Campanini Rites Held in Chicago
Burial services for Cleofonte Campanini general director of the Chicago Grand Opera company were conducted at Holy Name Cathedral. A solemn requiem high mass featured opera stars including Mme Gaili-Curci and conductors assisting. The body was later placed in a Calvary cemetery vault pending shipment to Italy.
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Chicago
Cleofonte Campanini
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Holy Name Cathedral
Solow
Mme. Gaili-Curci
Calvary Cemetery
Italy
Street Department Out in Burlington After Budget Fight
Burlington is without a street department as the mayor and board of aldermen clash. Discharges left a $1,300.88 deficit and $115.93 sewer overdraft. Commissioners say repairs and snow removal cannot be done without funds, and a $400 weekly need was rejected.
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Burlington
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