Twenty three Men Held for Homicide On Trial Jan 19th
Williamson reports that twenty three men are slated for homicide trials starting January 19 at the circuit court session. Judge Hai Jey, appointed to the unexpired Damron term, will preside. Prosecution says no venue changes will be requested by either side as related cases from coal mine strike disorders are also expected to be tried. Military patrol near Nolan reports firing from Kentucky Hill but no injuries. Springs reports a similar protest with no injuries.
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Williamson
Erwin
Mutewas
Cizens
Detce
Hai Jey
Carn-well
Damron
Springs
Tennant and Tesing Debate City Manager Plan
Thomas W. Tennant of the Black Fork Improvement Association and Nicholas Tesing of the North Erd Improvement Association urged replacing the commission form of government. They argued the current system risks demagoguery while noting the people must hold public servants to account and support reform if the chosen leaders fail.
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Erigepert
Thomas W.W. Tensany
Black Fock Improvement Association
Nicholas Tesing
North Erd
Tesing
Trent
Esing
Colors Of Royal American Infantry Returned At Governors Island
New York January 4. Symbolic act marks renewed ties as regimental colors of the Royal American Infantry are returned to Trinity Church’s Governors Island chapel. Major General Roberts Bollard and Marquis Oz drecks, with Bremradian Generals Cornelius Vanderbilt and other dignitaries present.
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New York
Royal American Navy
Governors Island
William Ty, Blanving
Centurion
Roberts Tec Bultard
Sorps Breat
Marquis Ozdrecks
King Grer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
First Degree Work of Year by Odd Fellows
Pesree work for 1822 to start by 8 at Odd Fellows Hall 7459 Broad Street. H Hacks judge and officers for the coming year will appear for the first time. the first degree will be conferred in full form. Guards with Captain Jody Conger and Wilnus on duty.
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H.hacks
Odd Fellows' Hall
Gesree
Degren
Jody Conger
Wilnus
Army Privates Pay Childrens Railway Fare Ruling
Army privates must cover railway fares for dependents under a transportation ruling submitted to the secretary of war. The comptroller of the treasury notes government payment for certain enlisted ranks, while officers and NCOs of the first three armies are mentioned in the ruling.
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Washington
Tan
Arme Helmw
Secretary of War
Camptroller
Wes.wisk
Gren Mar
Dr Dercum Visits White House for Wilson’s Physician
Dr Dercum, a polyvologist, visited the White House and met with Dr Grayson, Wilson’s physician, to discuss early uses of President Wilson’s aes. Grayson said the visit had no significance beyond ongoing medical arrangement and expressed gratitude to Luc van. Biten of the Presidency.
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Waasmine Ton
Sgt
Fearvle X
Dercum
Wilson
Almira
Gary
Grayson
Dernim
Washington
Greyson
Lamacll
Luc van. Biten
Prostidens
Wade Not Likely To Take the Stand
Court behavior and defense strategy in the Wade case dominate discussion as experts debate insanity standards. Prosecution strategists push for evidence of mental illness, while defense asserts Wade's incapacity and subnormal capacity, exploring expert testimony and prior family context to shape the verdict.
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Wade
Lenoushir
Lenoushir Two Cases, Conviemeyt
1Ége
Cnarge
Lyneh
Tor
Gynech
Gompers Attends Labor Conference in Mexico City
Samuel Gompers and fourteen American labor leaders arrived in Mexico City to participate in a labor conference. They were greeted at the station by Mexican workers’ representatives and escorted to the La Siesta hotel amid expectations of progress on international labor moderation.
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Gompers
Mexico City
Gan
Sompers
Amerigay Tahoe
Parr Adericay
Lehoe
Segins
Maxions
Lasi Hotel
Fran
Mexico
Souwit
Blasts Rock Houses in Los Angeles Area
A spate of heavy blasts shattered houses in the Los Angeles area, startling residents and triggering investigations. Officials say the explosions may be linked to private construction work on the mountainsides, with engineers noting unusual blasting patterns. Local authorities and private firms faced scrutiny as the cause remained under review.
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Glendora
Cavin
Angeles
Los Angeles
Vlad Malthy
Singer Factory Reopens Today After Idle Period
The Singer Manufacturing company plant at Lake appears to reopen today after an idle period since December 23. About 2,000 workers are to return with a general wage reduction in place as management resumes operations and considers a new pay scale. The Associated Press reported the decision, noting the plant had shut down due to weak business and low demand.
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Cam
Alhee Leite
Guage Eanes
Sovanager
Peleat
Whear
Neopet Wely
Wlats Organization
Wit
Singer Manufacturing Company
Faire
Associated Press
Shewerme
Rames
Children Taken To Constantinople Amid Russian Refugee Ferry
A graphic account details one hundred thousand Russian refugees aboard ships at the Bosphorus after Wrangel's defeat. Families of officers and ministers, including the minister of finance's daughter, were evacuated to Constantinople. Many children and mothers suffered from hunger and disease while relief crews and American ships aided the passage to safety and the formation of an orphanage.
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Wrangel
Constantinople
Crimea
K Blany
Aront
Bolshey
Wrange
Veftige
Nearatet
Morocco
Tom Ue
Tacic
Tse Gunther
Mias Hastings
Fielef
United States
Wrangér
Bosphorus
Bowie
SOND
Charved
Thera
Paige
Eloping Wife Returns to Husband as Charges Are Dropped
Fragmentary report describes a marriage dispute involving Reneelaut Aver and Franzen. A man named Author agrees to pay money toward a planned wedding while the wife resumes life at home, amid unclear testimonies and tension about trust and public scandal.
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Hicagio
Reneelaut
Franzen
Jess
Hsp Hasan Tre
Hin Fanegen
Former French President Wins Seat in Chamber of Deputies
Paris reports elections for one third of the French Senate produced mixed results. Former premiers Combes and Deumergne, plus ex presidents in the mix, faced tight contests as moderates gain ground and radicals lose seats. Deschanel narrowly retained his post while other veteran candidates were elected or defeated.
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Paris
Dtm. S
Jayeues
Neve
Frederic Francs
One Tour
Cainnies
M. T/Hophouty mirand
Caudry
Maelney Hornorat
Tot
M. Deschanel
Lhrse Vega
Ain
Gard
Aiong
Otter Eindidglas
Formor
Combes
Deumergne
Imfissars
Clemenceau Captnat
Albert Clavelle
Leon Berard
Brdieckts
Wil
Anderson Denies Flanagan's Right To Shift Police
Commissioner Frank M Anderson blocks changes ordered by Police Superintendent Patrick J Flanagan amid a tense vote. The board approved reassignments for officers including Benedetti Gorghlin Coughlin Wakeman and a shift of duties at headquarters and precincts. The investigation bureau expands operations and staffing adjustments follow a new ordinance.
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Flanagan
Patrich J. Flanagan
Police
Prank’ M. Anderson
Polie Comtmissioners
Soe
Andersoty Wl
Primrose
Mide Frithoul
George Benedetti
Josep L. Gorghlin
Udner
Joseph T. Coughlin
Artes
Wakeman
Sitenant Benedetti
Kearney
Coughlin
Sergeanot Coughlin
Detective Areau
Live Cape
Tain
Det
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Vaseeeney
Daniel Bi McPaadden
Lost Balloonists Expected Today
Faded OCR fragment notes a missing balloon party and officials, referencing Hudson Bay, private company, and a transport train. Names and places are unclear. report hints at a delayed aerial search and possible arrival of officials in a northern region.
Railroad Labor Board Hearings Begin Today in Chicago
The Railroad Labor Board opens hearings in Chicago with representatives from Brotherhoods and railroads preparing to submit briefs. The National Boards of Adjustment during Federal Control established routes and working conditions, which the railroads argue should be reinstated.
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Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Dan W
Ratway Tabor Board
Dr.novide
Realway
Ani
Crowder Meets Cuban Officials and Notable Attendees
General Crowder hosts Cuban officials and a delegation including Jeava Nay and other named attendees. The meeting covers military and political topics with present observers and unspecified outcomes noted in fragmented text.
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General Crowder
Cat Makes 1000 Mile Tronk Trip in Fine Health
In Washington the cat Toby, a Maltese like hound by some wording, completed a 1000 mile journey from Wirdroba to Los Angeles via Washington. The pet appeared to be in excellent health and purring contentedly after the cross country trek.
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Tronk
Washington
Fin
Big Nine
Toby
Whabington
Bsweomer
Gleyvaland
Charles Ly Syalles
Thias
Pelieverdt
Los Angles
Cleveland
Spargo Denounces Race Prejudice in Global Conspiracy Claims
Spargo assails race prejudice arguing a secret Jewish world empire plot linked to historical upheavals from the Napoleonic era through the Russian revolutions and the 1917 Bolshevik rise. He accuses leaders across nations of orchestrating pogroms and social upheaval while urging Americans to separate Judaism from socialism and oppose wage slavery and state capitalism.
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Garmanr
Russia
Terovity
Sporga
Mao
Bolshevient
Maninay
Offici
Polong
Parade of American Engineers in Abia Niy cate atin
Report describes a public procession with American engineers at work in Abia Niy cate atin. It notes concerns about the purpose and accuracy of the event and mentions Plumage and a shipment to Mongulia for processing. Influences of the ceremony and the birds used in manufacture are referenced, with limited clear facts due to fragmented text.
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Abia
Mongulia
New Elevator on President's Yacht Moved, Never Used
Reported delays and costs accompany the removal of an elevator built for the president’s yacht Mayflower. The device, never used, added 15,000 to 30,000 in removal estimates, with criticism of the yacht’s unsightly structure and debate over its permanent status. President Wilson's term and Harding’s upcoming inauguration frame the discussion.
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Navy
Wilson
Harding
Professor Strayer Address Milford Merchants Opens Forum
Professor Strayer of New York spoke at Milford under the Men’s Federation auspices on education reform. He described the Smith Powner bill, its provisions for a Secretary of Education, and a $100 million appropriation. The talk drew about 400 teachers and elicited discussion favoring local control with concerns about Washington politics.
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Milford
Georg
Atrayer
New York
Educational Administration
Columbia University
Smith-Powner
Thal
Widenieve
Stuuver
Vonfuaior
Smith ‘Powner
Edon
Intertor
Lualion
United
Neesed Sars
Scraver
China Opposes Monarchism and Reds, Says Doctor
Dr. Trau dismissed reports as erroneous and dangerous while opposing monarchist restoration in China. He argued boastful Western claims mislead public opinion and misrepresent a peaceful national stance amid global change. He warned against Bolshevik influence and stressed China's agrarian and social structure resisting radical upheaval.
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China
Sheepin
Chitch
nder-Beeret
Associated Press
Trau
Sethor Bale
Sada Sen
Jurse
Disarmament Debate Prepares for Congressional Hearings
The article notes disarmament as a chief topic before Congress with hearings planned this week. The House naval committee is expected to receive information from Secretary Daniels on naval strength, while the Senate foreign relations committee may pursue disarmament resolutions and related digarmament discussions.
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Naval Committee
Oindexter
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NTEM
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Republicar
Wisconsin
Senate
White
Poindexter
Railroaad
Mrlimarian
Demoted Firemen Seek Court Order To Restore Rank
Counsel for the four demoted firemen plan a Superior Court mandamus to force the fire board to restore their original ranks. The action argues illegal appointments by political party influence and cites charter provisions requiring department members to retain their offices or be removed only after open hearing.
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Cullinan
Aix
Fire Department
Fire Board
Mgr
Cainnen
Meyor
Mana Nts
Oro
New Fire Semmissio
Aken
Inkvalid
Spanish Envoys to Magellan Affair On Disabled Ship
A Spanish warship named Espana with 13 000 crew is aground in the Gulf of Ancud near Puerto Montt Chile. Advices report a Chilean cruiser intercepted a wireless call for help and the vessel is not believed to be in immediate danger.
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Chile
Eapana
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Hearty
Fox
Eemera
Obituary notices for several Bridgeport residents
A series of obituaries from Bridgeport lists Elisabeth Keegan of 013 Shop Avenue dying at 77, with survivors including son Wil Nast Kerrane and daughters Mrs William Curry and Mrs John Moves. Also noted are Sharp deaths of Renee Wryite, Mary Josephine Tate, Madalina Rabbin, and Mathias Hanson Miller, with funeral details, family relations, and church connections.
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Churey
Bartel
St. Michaels
Renee Wryitie
Ringe Higntrshfeld
Harman
Henry Charles W
Joann W
Joseph I. Howard
Albert
James Nerwin
Walout
August Cy. Lounsing
Ste He
Une
Wylie
Howard Wy
Langfatund
Bea
Madalina
Rabhig
Hell
Manle
Holy Rogary
Lia Cornerr
Joseph "Tadic
Mathias Hanson Miller
Cheuteral
Mathias Hy Mitins
Martraw Ute i
Carrot
Nus
Tadithe
Lakevlaw
Weather Forecast For New England To Mid Atlantic
Cloudy to overcast conditions with snow possible in southern New England and north to coastal areas. Monday through Tuesday expect colder temperatures in the north and rain or snow along the mid Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Hatteras. Winds become northeast and strong along the coast with storm warnings in effect between Cape Hatteras and Delaware breakwater.
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South New England
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York
Sandy Hook
Strone East
Sendy Hook
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Cane
Hatteras
Delaware
Middle Atlantic
Great
New England
Missisampi River
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