Wife and Four Children Die in Gas Poisoning
A Syracuse family tragedy unfolds as Kathrine R. Simone 38 and children Mary 11 John 8 William 4 and Robert 2 are found dead at 240 Reed Avenue from gas poisoning. Husband Simone, shaken by the scene, is taken to a psychiatric hospital after being declared completely unbalanced by the discovery.
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Huband
Kathrine R. Simone
Mary
John
William
Robert
Simone
Psychopathic Hospital
Bridge plan for East River spans costs 41 million
New York officials submitted plans and estimates for a new bridge across the East River. The project would run from East Ninth Street in Manhattan to North Fourth Street in Brooklyn and include a sixth East River span. The proposed cost is 41 million dollars and the data was reviewed by the board of estimate and evaluation.
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New York
East Ninth Street
Manhattan
North Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Bord
A. N
Mae
Oever
East River
Foreign Papers Barred and Litter Cleanup Urged
Hungary bans 105 Hungarian journals printed abroad in a list of 106 that may be prohibited under penalties. Communities urged to fight litter with continuous effort led by business associations or youth groups to inspect streets and report accumulations for cleanup.
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America
Vienna
Falio Preaifent
Budapest
United States
Methane
New York Merchants’ Association
Salem News
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Restored Appetite and Energy
Thousands take Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic for tired feeling and nervous weakness, claiming improved appetite and sleep. The remedy is advertised as giving full satisfaction across generations, aiding digestion and helping resist infections. Hood’s Pills are also mentioned as a cleansing cathartic.
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Hood
Hughes proposes international reparations commission at New Haven
Secretary Hughes in New Haven proposes an international commission of eminent scholars to fix German reparations. British politics drift with year end unsettled, new candidate discussed. Prohibition agents vow to curb New York New Year's wet observance. United Mine Workers outline plan to nationalize coal mines at initial cost around four and a half billion dollars. News brief items cover weather fears, health, sports, and a Wilson family connection.
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International Commission of Eminent Snanders
Sarah Bernhardt
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New York
United Mine Workers
United States
North Atlantic
Harvard
William C. Tilden
Pancho Villa Adds Belt With Madison Square Garden Win
Pancho Villa the Filipino fighter holding the American flyweight title won again at Madison Square Garden in a 15 round decision over Terry Martin of Providence. Villa aims to face Joe Lynch for the light flyweight title, seeking to hold both titles if victorious.
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Pancho Villa
Stanford University
Terry Martin
Cp 7
Providence
Madison Square Garden
Villa
Johnny Buff
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Benton Barred or Barred Return Halts Baseball Career
Chicago dispatch reports Kate Benton former Giant pitcher may be barred from organized baseball after Cincinnati Reds allegedly pitched him from the St Paul club. Commissioner K M Tandh leads an investigation into his role in the 1919 World Series scandal with NY reports noting John Heydler signaled Benton’s likely ban from the National League while American League president B B Johnson had already said he would not permit him to play.
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Kate Benton
St. Paul
Cincinnati Reds
K. M. Tandh
Baseball
New York
John Heydler
Benton
B. B. Johnson
American League
Montreal Carnival Ready Sets Winter Sports Extravaganza
Montreal prepares for a two month carnival starting January 6 drawing visitors from the United States and Canada. International competitions in skiing trapshooting snowshoeing and skating will be held. The Park slide has been rebuilt as part of the preparations. Notable ski jumpers include KE Sunterg Frank MacKinnon and Rolf Amundsen. A speedway is laid on the St Lawrence and the city will host fetes and parades.
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Erréof
United States
Canada
Old Park
America
Sunterg
Frank MacKinnon
Rolf Amundsen
St. Lawrence
American Referee to Work Moran Bout in Paris
American referee Hiram Johnson Jr of California will be the third man in the ring for the Frank Moran fight in Paris. Moran weighs 182 pounds, 7 pounds lighter than in his previous bout with Jack Johnson. Nittes weighs 182. The winner may face Joe Beckett in a title bout.
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Paris
Hiram Johnson, Jr
California
Frank Moran
Fers Fian Fens
France
Nittes
Moran
Jack Johnson
Wid
Joe Beckett
Panthers Meet Stanford Cardinals In Hard Fought Game
Stanford and Pittsburgh clash in a low score affair with eastern observers favoring Pitt though Stanford hopes to wear down the Panthers despite Pitt’s trip. Key Pitt guard Wilcox out with injury as sunny weather forecasts remain.
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Cal
Dee
University of Pittsburgh
Stanford Cardinals
Stanford
Panthers
Pitt
Pittsburgh
California
Art Wilcox
Sanford
Ary Bos Turns Pro After Amateur Title Win
Ary Bos of Amsterdam, former European amateur billiard champion, declares he will join the professional ranks after defeating Kagar J. Appleby of New York, holder of the world's 82 lu-lktine title, in two exhibition matches in Philadelphia.
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Ary Bos
Europe
Philadelphia
Amsterdam
Kagar J. Appleby
New York
Lulktine
See Here Exclamation Sparks Electric Company Talk
A brief exchange ends with a suggestion to involve the electric company if a device fails, highlighting frustration and seeking practical action.
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Electric Company
Higher Amateur Standards Conference Aims At Wider Sports Promotion
New York reports a conference outcome pushing broader amateur athletics involvement and cooperation among leading governing bodies. Actions include opposing professional side games in intercollegiate football, NCAs reach to extend control over athletics, WOMEN’s athletics initiative, and a physical efficiency test for girls.
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Dec
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Aseo
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Lewis Demsey Goes For World Title Clash
San Francisco December 3 Id Strangler Lewis the world champion heavyweight wrestler announced arrangements for a title bout with Demsey. Articles drawn at Wichita Kan signed by Jack Kearns manager for Demsey outlined match conduct. Lewis warned the public the contest would be a battle not using gloves and likened it to the Siki Carpentier shock, though date and place were not set.
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Wichita
Kan
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America Should Speak Against Armenian Atrocities
A New York Times op-ed urges U S action over the Turkish plan to expel or massacre Armenians in Asia Minor. It argues America must voice moral outrage, consider nonwar protests and economic pressure, and support President Wilson’s past stance to defend Christian Armenians and prevent genocide.
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Lausanne
United States
Republican Party
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Wison
Pepe Tiene
Turkey
Sean
Siemens
Metioudu
Minda
Ikante
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New York Times
Fragmented Note Hinders Clear News Record
An OCR fragment from The Good ht Times presents garbled lines and missing context. The readable portions imply a report or transcript with incomplete names and events, offering little verifiable detail beyond a general sense of a news item being partially preserved.
Will Search Ship Jupiter to Capture Draft Dodger
Police and court officers in Pensacola prepare to meet the steamship Jupiter expected today with Grover Culverd Bergdorf a Philadelphia draft dodger aboard as part of its crew. The Jupiter’s arrival and nearby ports are monitored amid wartime security concerns. Harry B Rosen, famed insurer, dies at home after pneumonia. He authored policies totaling over one million dollars and held many large contracts.
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Fla
Jupiter
Grover Cleve
Lund Bergdorf
Philadelphia
New York
Harry B. Rosen
United States
Holbrook Grocery Company
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Woodsville
Claremont
N. H
Nashua
Laconia
N.H
Burlington
New England
Plan New Shrine to House Healing Relic in Fiskdale Massachusetts
Plans proceed to build a shrine near St Anne's church in Fiskdale to house a relic claimed to have healing powers. The project, modeled after St Anne de Besupre in Canada, would feature a statue of St Anne, the cross, and holy stairs. The elie parishioners have drawn thousands from across New Fingland for pilgrimages and alleged cures. The shrine would be built on land behind St Anne's church, formerly owned by a former pastor, and include an extensive devotional area.
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Mans
Canada
St. Anne's Parish
Hax
New Fingland
Ben Anne's
Andi
Str. Anne
Merry Little Sunshine Vinitar Entrusts Cheer Amid Worsening Illness
Vinitar visits an ailing friend with cheerful words and reports from the doctor saying the condition has deteriorated and recovery may be uncertain. The exchange emphasizes concern and the hope for comfort during a difficult time.
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