Add Ten to Tuscania Survivors
Washington Feb 11 Only ten names were added to the roll of survivors of the liner Tuscania by despatches to the War department today and tonight. The list of American soldiers on board the liner who have not been reported rescued now stands at 340 though about 200 of these and probably more are safe. The War Department was deciphering names received by cable in garbled form and a considerable addition may be announced tomorrow. Eleven new names have been reported since six but one, John M Shortell De Soto Mo, appeared on a previously cabled saved list. Survivors previously listed as unreported were announced as follows: William F Evans New York City Second Lieutenant Charles Scott Patterson 1804 S Union Avenue Los Angeles Calif Privates Walter Jexander Marshall Mo Gustave Beyer Utica Minn Robert Z ee Hickey Denton Texas Oscar Spebuck Soper Okla Clifford D Continued on Page Six.
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Washington
War Department
Cable
M. Shortell
de Soto
Mea
William F. Evans
New York
Charles Scott Patterson
S. Union Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter Jexander
Marshall, Mo
Gustave Beyer
Utica
Minn
Robert Z.ee Hickey
Denton
Texas
Oscar Spebuck
Soper
Okla
Clifford D
God Help Albion Now吀 Hun Exclaims
Open prophecy that Hindenburg would lead a great western offensive to crush Allied armies was aired by Major Von Olberg in Berlin. He claimed 1918 would be the year of decisive action with a western thrust, while a weather forecast followed noting mild East New York, partly cloudy South New England, and likely rain or snow in several regions.
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New York
Hindenburg
von Osberg
Berlin
von Olberg
Flanders
Venetia
Major von Clerg
East Prussia
Albion
War Press Office
Hinfenburg
New England
East Gulf States
Saskatchewan
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Huns Pack Stuttgart with War Prisoners to Black Air Raids
German authorities crowd Stuttgart with prisoners of war to deter air raids on London and Entente cities. Cologne Gazette reports hundreds of officers housed in new quarters to share civilian dangers. Karlsruhe also filled with officers and soldiers. Five Americans from ships sunk by Moewe held at Karlsruhe camp witnessed air raids.
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New York
Stuttgart
Germany
London
Cologne
Karlsruhe
Moewe
Germany Only Bar to Peace
President Wilson addressed Congress to reject German and Austrian peace terms and to reaffirm that the United States will continue the war until Germany accepts justice. He noted Count Hertling offered German terms and a League of Nations, while Count Deerin spoke more moderating yet incomplete for Austria.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Germany
United States
Count von Hertling
League of Nations
Count Deerin
Austria
Czar Easy to Arrest Captor Reveals Details
At a New York dinner, A Bublikoff recounts the arrest of Emperor Nicholas II during the 1917 revolution. He describes entering the emperor’s quarters, the feeble state of the tsar, and the moment of capture, noting the emotional scene and the empress’s letter about their children. The account connects to the broader collapse of the Romanoffs and the chaotic political shift in Russia.
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New York
A. Bublikoff
Provisional
Russian Duma
Nicholas
M. Buoblikof
M. Ibublikof
Nicholas Tronanatt
Russia
Paine Epakern
Ptye Brogibet Halk
Borssizay
Aterionnu
Semeonvoffsky
Wilson
Rose
Democrats for Suffrage Endorsement by National Committee
The executive committee of the National Democratic Committee voted five to two to endorse the federal woman suffrage amendment after a referendum among 48 state committee members. Among the 48, 28 voted for, 14 against, and six not recorded.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
National Committee
May Keep Coal Ban on East Boston
Boston area coal policy debates surface as James J. Storrow New England fuel administrator opposes extending Monday coal holidays beyond New England states urging neighboring coal regions to help keep factories and plants running if coal supply chains stay strained. Railroads Boston and Maine and Maine Central press for coal reserves while Hoover urges quick passage of the food control bill to aid agriculture.
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Boston
James J. Storrow
New England
Toight
Marty Garfickl Natione
Garfield
Storrow
Pennsylvania
Mrr
Aldermen Endorse Plaza Plan Amid Opposing Voices
Aldermen approve extending Middle and John streets to form a plaza bounded by Wall Water State and Middle streets despite near unanimous opposition from property owners. Speakers warn of delivery traffic impact and business damage, urging careful site choice and cost considerations before final action.
Col Roosevelt Relapse After Brief Illness
The bulletin from Roosevelt Hospital reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt not as well with a slight setback overnight. Doctors expect a more restful night and note his condition is not materially changed from yesterday.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hospital
Joosevelt
Phy
Unload and Haul Own Coal at Warner Fuel Station
Special Investigators report a large turnout at the Warner Bros plant on Kiroad street where coal was distributed in 100 pound lots. Over 400 applicants were served with a two hundred pounds per person limit. The drive continued with similar hours planned for today.
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Warner
Ta Iraves
Fuel Committee
Kiroad Street
Warner Bros
Witty Coats
Warner, Bros
Authorize New School at 320000 in Prospect district
The Board of Education met at the high school library and approved a new Prospect Myrtle avenue school building with about 32 rooms costing 320000. It aims to relieve congestion at Prospect street and other city schools while allocating relief to high need districts and districts listed.
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Board of Education
Prospect Street
Myrtle Avenue
Prospect
Slawson
Prospect and
Jefferson
Wheeler and Columbus
Waltersville
fcKinley
Sheridan
Aliss Martha
Bryant School
John Sullivan
Elecetrict
Mabel B. Pothody
Danvers
Mass
Syndicalists Start Riots in Copenhagen
Serious syndicalist riots erupted in Copenhagen as a large crowd attacked the exchange building this afternoon. Police cleared the crowd after stones were thrown, injuring several people and damaging property.
King May Be G. O. P. Chairman
St. Louis Mo Feb 11 It was predicted tonight that in the interests of harmony in the Republican ranks both Will WT Flags Indiana and John I Adams Iowa would withdraw their candidacies for chairman of the Republican National committee leaving the field open for decision at the formal meeting of the committee tomorrow wing of the
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St. Louis
Indiana
John ‘I. Adams
Iowa
Push R R Bill Through to Dodge Opposition
Washington, Dec. 11. The administration pressed to move the railroad bill with minimal delay as it relates to its importance and financial problems. Chairman Smith of the Interstate Commerce Committee opened debate as the measure began before the Senate with many intending to discuss it. Leader expectation is a final vote before month’s end. Due to President Wilson’s capitol visit and other business, the House did not take up the bill today. Chairman Sims aims for an agreement tomorrow to begin further consideration likely Thursday.
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Washington
Smith
Interstate Commerce
Senate
Treshtont Whisoi
Capitol
Sims
Justice Wheeler Accuses Bridgeport Fuel Committee
Local Judge George W. Wheeler head of Bridgeport War bureau accuses the fuel committee of neglecting duties causing long coal lines. He says the committee is failing to provide for residents while seeking $15,000 for the war bureau with $37,404 for salaries. Carl F. Siemon calls Wheeler’s charges unjust meddling and criticizes the judge for seeking funds to cover one third of the work the committee performs for nothing.
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Carl F. Siemon
Supreme Court
George W. Wheeler
Bridgeport War Bureau
Bridgeport
Wheeler
Siemon
Dividgeport
War Bureau
Robin
Alain Street
Duke Wheeler
Tly Has
JT Russell
Rhussell
Sieman
Judy
Peace or Overrun Forces Romanian Crisis Deepens
Bolshevik ceasefire shifts urge Russia to withdraw from front lines from the Baltic to Lithuania. Romania faces possible separate peace as Central Powers press for negotiations. Ukraine and Central Powers move to formalize economic ties for foodstuffs. Italian fronts see limited patrols and bombardments as war drags on.
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Teutonis
Roumania
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Baltic Sea
Litumanian
Uns
L’ood
Ukraine
Austria
Italy
Officers of Torpedoed Ship Return
Captain William Johnson and five officers arrive in Atlantic port with 20 crew members from the Actaeon torpedoed off Spain last Thanksgiving night. Thirty-five crewmen remained in Spain awaiting return. four died from hunger and cold during the ordeal.
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Atlantic
William Johnson
Actaeonig
Spain
Unite States
Johnson
Camarinas
John Murphy
Teet
Arthur
Bordies
Baltimore
Bout
Bardaley
Actaeon
Bordley
Alli Formation
Bordler
Adamsturm
Colan
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Plasa
John
John Street
James A. Mitr
Wheeler Brothers
Nathaniel Wheeler
Mr. Marr
D. M. Read Company
Main Street
Henry I. Shannon
Je. Lalley
Lalley Company
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Charles HE. Buckinghire
Col. Roosevelt
Copenhagen
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