Army Officers Plan 20000 Armed Men to Curb Crime
New York detectives and strong arm squads sweep the city under orders to round up every suspected criminal. The New York chapter of the Military Order of the World War urged former army navy and marine corps officers to arm themselves and join a campaign, inviting Mayor Hylan Police Commissioner Enright and Governor Smith to a meeting.
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New York
Aemy
Navy
Marine Corps
Miliary Order
Hylan
Enright
Smith
Governor’s Island
Third Avenue
Arion
Campbell
Mhursday
Diiatricia
Manshauan
Enrig
Thousands Arrive For First Christmas In United States
New York dispatch reports a holiday rush as transatlantic steamships arrive with thousands of passengers. More than 15 000 aboard unload about 7 000 in New York and nearby port cities as lines from Liverpool Southampton Genoa and Naples send ships like Carmania Baltic and others with large passenger loads for a festive arrival.
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United States
New York
Amontigrante
Thor
Oligays
Carmania
Baltic
Liverpool
Que
Leopoldina
Are
Dikalla
Genoa
Naples
Tmnerae
Southampton
Cherbouts
Drostninghorn
Kothenburg
Madonna
Saples
Marselles
Ami
Bergen
Helix Alae
Duca
Blizzard Pounds Watertown With Two Foot Snow Fall
Two feet of snow blanketed Watertown New York since morning as a severe blizzard battered the area. Rail traffic reportedly not yet interrupted though travel remains treacherous. Strong winds, drifting snow, and reduced visibility hampered daily routines, with emergency services kept on standby.
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Watertown
Ley
Congress Plans to Present Nation with Christmas Laws
Washington dispatch reports Congress will skip the Christmas recess to push a heavy week long program. Expected actions include revival of the wartime corporation resolution, emergency relief bills for agriculture and food products, plus several other measures as the Senate pace remains uncertain. Meanwhile in Greece King Constantine receives ovations on return to Athens as Athens endures earthquake aftermath with multiple cities damaged and tens of thousands affected.
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Congress
Staten
Senate
Washington
War Tingner Corporation
Fire destroys Lutheran orphanage dormitory in Germantown
A large fire at the Lutherans Orphans Home in Germantown destroys a dormitory housing sixty six girls aged six to sixteen. Nurses and fire crews evacuated all safely, but 26 children and three adults were overcome by smoke. A collision near Norwalk injures Mrs Omicesty. one victim dies at hospital, others treated for injuries.
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Philadelfhla
Dec
Io Exony
Lutherans Orphan Usaylum
Germantown
Childern All Giris
Mir Tsong
Ann
Ava
Ninette Campbell
Sean
Winib
NORW
Susi Omicesty
Dominic Onuccall
Randal Favenut
Bridgeport
Salvatore Greet
Jolson Atreet
Peetad
Automobie Uf
Volk
Grecco
Eco
Automablie
Mra
Cimiecoli
Trolley Revenue In Bridgeport Not Up to Expectation
Bridgeport trolley revenue under the 10 cent fare dropped, blamed on competition and fuel costs. Officials cite factory activity and service cuts as main factors, with Bridgeport seeing the steepest loss among divisions. The mayoral inquiry notes limited operations in Waterbury and upcoming fare adjustments amid rising competition.
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Bridgeport
Olley
Indua- Lie
Nevivides
Marl Antord
Trustie
Ve Cooneanian Company
Aoa Ingore
Last Aire
Agepyel Prinrts
Mridkenert
Waterhury
Sanford
Population figures show Japan at 40 thousand within empire
The article notes the population of Japan as 40 000 within the empire total 77 000 000, with Korea listed at 17 254 000 and overall empire population at 77 005 000, indicating a revision below the prior estimate.
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Japan
Toro
Iepion
Revestiert
Hartford Fire Truck Trolley Collision Injures Six
Hartford dispatch reports six people injured and two seriously when a Hartford fire truck responding to a fire alarm collided head on with a trolley car. The crash occurred as the fire truck passed a trolley on the left. seriously injured include Caplan Samuel Fox of the fire department and W. Terine. Michael Pourisa motorman, William Lynn, Christopher Cody, and Frank A. Muller were among the injured passengers and firefighters.
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Hartford
Samuel P. Fox
Frank W. Terhune
Caplan Samuel ttiFox
Deepariivernt
W. Teriune
Michael Pourisa
William T. Lynn
Christopher Cody
Frank A. Muller
Family of Seven Feared Dead in Madison Avenue Fire
A house on Madison avenue near Burnsford avenue burned Saturday night, killing a family of seven. Telegram reporter later found Michael Paulishak, his wife, and four children alive, awaiting arrangements after the disastrous blaze that forced a rapid escape through Main street. Neighbors and authorities had feared total loss as smoke and fire swept the home, with interior walls, furniture, and a stable nearby damaged.
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Madison Avenue
Burnsford Avenue
Michael Paulishak
Tolagoa
Haruine
Tag Telegram
Paulelyal
Fay Dowd
Tits Ely
Opark
Torrey
Christmas Article On Sunday Holiday Trade
A newspaper note reports Christmas falling on a Sunday next year affecting holiday customs. Market dealers cite strong demand for greenery but a severely limited supply, forecasting notable shortages.
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Toston
Iiste
Thas
Search Continues For 3 Missing Naval Aeronauts
Fragmented notes describe a Navy air crew search effort for three missing aviators. Reported delays and weather hinder rescue operations as authorities coordinate boats, aircraft, and ground teams. no confirmed sightings or names verified.
Anti-Saloon Leaguers Seeks Ban on Home Cider Use
Washington report shows Anti-Saloon League urging President Palmer to place a ban on cider for home consumption. The campaign cites Prohibition amendments and state laws, arguing current rules enable intoxicating cider to be used as a beverage.
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Palmer
Washington
Hon
Elaca
Wheeler
Congress
British Reconstruction Plans Divide Forum Audience
A famed journalist told a Vogue forum that British reconstruction plans faced broad discontent in Britain. He argued imperial policy caused anti British feeling, with many urging rapid settlement and change, while others warned against concessions that might empower revolutionary groups.
Pretty Girl with Pearl Handied Gun in Stage 3 Holdups
A disjointed report describes a series of stage hold ups involving a woman nicknamed Pretty Girl with a pearl handied gun. The narrative notes a passerby witness and unclear identities amid a chaotic residential scene and police involvement.
77 to Be Charged With Murder in Philippine Riot
MIA Dec 19 reports that Willy Aledon and several Philippine constabulary soldiers face murder charges after a riot in which four Americans and seven Filipinos were killed. Gov Burton announced the case could involve sedition and conspiracy. The investigation centers on soldiers and the constabulary, with possible penitentiary confinement for those found culpable.
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Phillippine
Sehaf
Willy Aledon
Philippine Constabulary
Americate
Sven Filpinos
Goveveral Princis Burton
Mson
Annouiced
Polisiesi Tharies
Sav Gage Aahitestal
Re Heng
Gharernor
Insta
Ciy
Ordes
Salibalt
Genegal
Froude
Door Not Closed Two Things Desirable
Cork December 7 The decree read at Mass excommunicates anyone aiding further crown forces attacks. Monsignor Cohala Bishop of Cork announced the measure amid confusion and intent to issue the decree. Lloyd-George reply notes the door closed to counsel of goodwill. Liberty of the Irish people remains central in church and political discourse.
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Monsignor
Cohala
Winhar
Lloyd-Ged
London
Dee
Phetsat
Sings
Feln
Trewand
Lloyd
Teaite
Pesceful
Crehan President of Organization States Support for Trish Wins
Crehan presides at a state conference in New Haven with delegates named to branches in each city. Officers elected include Thomas Larkin secretary John Barnes Timothy Sullivan directors and Simon Crehan acting president. Over twenty delegates attend as plans for headquarters and future meetings are set for February.
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Republicars
Mew Haven
Loorsweize
Wairlight
J. I. Vis Oat
Eget ‘Cornift
Tranbu
Rose Gether
Jgonn J 'Puke
Stamford
Simon Crehan
Anet Thomas Larkin
Cretary
John Barnses
Timothy Sulvaver
Silica Willimantic
Henry
Watertur
Joan Gritty
Timothy Dowd
Windsnor
Trey
New
Hagen
Trev
Paul Keating
Stamtod
Bernard Dall Jones
Plunkett Defies Government Bill On Ireland
Dublin reports quote Sir Horace Plunkett saying Ireland will never accept the government bill. He predicts American and French support for Ireland’s cause and notes journalists’ movements to Ireland. A British inquiry faces testimony from Irish labor representatives about current conditions. The Baltic liner carries 2,100 passengers and gold valued over 200,000 pounds.
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Plunkett
Remy
Wil Westminster
Iit Ponever
Plinket
Trish Xletefather
Dominion
Livéernoel
Fredgind
Sind
Laur
Hogwee
Ireiind
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America
Phesa
Englang
Bringa
J. C. Wokingen
FL Robinson
Reland
Com Wits
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Weericken World
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Mussina
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