Deportees to be loaded on new ark after Buford
New York reports a second deportation voyage expected this week following the Buford, which carried Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman among 247 radicals. Justice officials note the departure of 60 000 radicals. Goldman and Berkman, long active in anti government movements, face removal amid controversy over citizenship and political beliefs.
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New York
Buford
Deciment of Justice
New York Harbor
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
United States
Department of Justice
Berkman
Kovno
Russia
East Prosela
Rophaater
N.Y
Misk Goldman
Rochester
Jacob A. Kurener
Suile
Hissin
Westernonneyvania
Mr. Frick
Miss Goldman
New Jersey
Nevey
Alngle
Miss Goldin
Aload
Canada
Rogland
Australia
Holland
Countrie
Chicac Prion
Goldman
Hall
Rosela
American aid sought for libraries in Poland and Czecho Slovakia
Paris dispatch reports library work by American soldiers among allied troops prompting Poland and Czecho Slovakia to request American aid. Burton E Stevenson, European head of the American Library Association, is to plan work proposals after a deputation from Poland. Dr Ali Masaryka requests government backing and expansion of library services, especially in children's departments.
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Paris
Tyr New Cotuiteles
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Piland
Tories
Burton E. Stevenson
American Timey Association
Ceenho Slovakin
Stevenson
Burglars Target St Nazaire In Wide Robberies
Police in St Nazaire announce arrests of French Spanish and American suspects tied to a spree of adventurous burglaries. The group is accused of stealing American army docks and transporting loot in automobiles, with authorities naming multiple incidents in the region.
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Turik
Dev
St. Nactire
Adomobiles
Bolsheviki Take Novo Nikolayevsk in Siberia Amid Looted Red Cross Stash
Reported capture of Novo Nikol aevsk on December 18 yields 10,000 prisoners including 690 officers. Soviet communiques claim Red Cross wares, a Siberian bank note supply, and mass stores seized, with ongoing fighting in Narva, Kiev, and Kharkov regions.
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London
Novo Nikolaevsk
Siberia
Bolsheviks
Moscow
Reds
American Red Cross
Ufa
Mate Bank
Siberian
Narva
Kiev
Kharkov
May Not Guarantee Belgian Neutrality
Paris reports abandonment of the British plan to guarantee Belgium's neutrality for five years. Allies reportedly seek an agreement giving Belgium full subjection. French and British governments discuss terms at the peace conference as sentiment favors preserving the Turkish empire with guarantees. General Bertholdt, in London, will discuss the issue during his stay.
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Paris
Manas
Belgium
Beliu
Bertholdt
London
Mexican women plan political advance in Mexico
Mexican feminist council based in Mexico City moves to involve women in social and industrial reform. They aim not for immediate suffrage but eventual political influence, organize workers for equal treatment, seek peace and cooperation with other nations, and propose a Latin American union for closer ties with South and Central American countries.
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Megion
Méxican Republic
Mexican Feminist Council
Mexico City
Senorita Elena “Torres
Feminist Council
Senorita Torres
Conteet
Couuntries
Renorita Totrys
Mexico
United States
Aheauld
South and
Central America
Two Towns Lead In Sale Of Christmas Seals Vermont
St Johnsbury and North Bennington report a close race for the pennant in selling Christmas seals per capita. Windsor nears six per person as final totals loom, while Brattleboro, Vergennes, Bennington have yet to report. Vermont Tuberculosis association estimates seal proceeds near 84 million with plans to fund nurses and a statewide campaign against tuberculosis.
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Vermont
St. Johnsbury
No. Bennington
Red Cross
St. Johnnsbury
North Bennington
Lew
Vergennes
Bennington
Brattleboro
Vergennis
Windsor
Vermont Tuberculosis Association
Women mobilize cheap living drive in New England
About 1,000,000 women in New England join a thrift army led by Myra B. Lord to combat high living costs. State directors of women’s groups organize volunteers across states including Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Vermont New Hampshire and Maine with leaders from Providence Waterbury and Portland guiding the effort.
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New York
Foulay
Tay
St. Lawrence
Maine
Delaware
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maryland
Virginia
Neble Carolina
New England
Hill Army
Creauce
Myra B. Lord
First Federal Reserve
Lord
Herbert J. Gurney
State Federation of Women's
Clnhe
Massachusetts
Quvar Miseh
Providence
Rhode
Gertrude Dreitake
Iishtfond
Doc. Fores
Waterbury
Vermont
Mare Woo
New Hampshire
Willa”d, Baron
Portland
Dangers Remain From German Mines In North Sea Waters
London reports that until Germany completes sweeping a minefield laid in the North Sea there remains considerable danger to shipping near the British Isles. Even after sweeping, some risk will linger into the next season, with experts predicting drifting mines and continued hazards for naval and merchant traffic.
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London
Germany
North Wei
British Isles
Welich
Willoh
Harry & Rasap
Atvy
Anid der
Celer Bonsan
Seth Ward
North Sea
British naval actions and drifting mines threaten sea routes
Reports describe British measures to neutralize mines and protect merchant shipping. Afloat near Cork ports and in Irish waters ships are targeted with mine-sweeping by patrols. Instances include a drifting mine sighting southeast of New York and merchantmen expected to render mines harmless, with recurring warnings from the admiralty.
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Aif
Anna
Admiralty
New York
French Girls Take Charge at YMCA Foyer in France
The American Young Women's Christian Association appoints Paris based Foyer des Allies leadership. French girls assigned to manage the shelter and outreach in war torn France, reflecting evolving roles for women in wartime relief work.
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Foyer Des Allies
France
Paris
Der
Young Womf
Christian Association
Elit
Foyer Work Expands Across France Under YMCA Aid
The Averjoin Y W C A staff train and organize French girls in Paris and eight cities. Miss Mary A Dingman of New York leads the effort to form a central committee of French women to supervise work. Over 6,000 girls and women have joined, with the movement expanding within months.
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Pete
Paris
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