Train Slip Avalanche Kills 26 Injures Many
In Washington state a westbound Great Northern Cascade Limited derailed after an avalanche near Corea station. Twenty six people were killed and many injured as coaches and a diner were hurled down the mountain. Rescue teams faced heavy snow and debris to reach survivors.
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Seattle
Wash
Great Northern
Cascade Limited
Spokane
Corea Station
Cascade Mountains
Toeining Gar
Viveliana
Fenrete
Almoat
Spoons Station Within Wrek Becomes Bride Daughters
Jan 22 report notes two Cudahy and Swift family weddings in the region. Florence A. Cudahy, daughter of Edward A. Cudahy, married a groom from the Cudahy clan, while May Fein Swift daughter of Louis Swift wed Count James Minotta of the Cudahy circle. The ceremonies reflect a week of nuptials linked to prominent local families and Chicago connections.
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Dan Cupid
Camila
Mlorence A. Cudahy
Daugher
Raward
Ann Pennington Triumphs as Woodin Seeks Revenge in 1916 Show
Denver reports 46 G Woodin, Chicago horseman, rushed from stockyards stadium after Ann Pennington won top honors over Nancy Walker. Woodin paid $4,000 last year and vowed revenge, sending nightly telegrams to John R Thompson, Chicago restaurant magnate and fellow sportsman, as Pennington crowned champion.
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Denver
Colo
G. Woodin
Chicago
Stockyards Stadium
Inez
Ann Pennington
John R. Thompson
Mr. Woot
Nancy Walker
Mr. Thompson
Woodin
Blackmail Ring Boasts $200000 Loot
Federal grand jury in San Francisco resumes Monday the investigation into an international blackmail network posing as a Mafia Society. Officers say the group has preyed on fear-stricken Italians across San Francisco San Leandro San Jose and other Pacific coast cities and collected more than $200 000 through threatening letters.
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San Francisco
Cal
Federal Grand Jury
Maffia Society
San Prancisco
Oalind
San Jose
Pacific Coast
House Leader Denies Pork Poacher Comment
Washington January 22 Representative Garner of Texas denied a magazine editorial suggesting he advocated hunting pork from public buildings. He called the remark false and said his record shows he opposed park poaching omnibus public building grabs and supports appropriations only as needed.
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Washington, D. C
Garner
State Revenue Report of 1915 Shows Large Balance
The 1915 state revenue report shows total collections of 2 122 834 19 with 568 447 51 from one source and 608 241 02 from others. Expenses reached 1 908 584 25 leaving a balance of 814 245 94. Surplus apportioned to state warrants and patents, with continuation noted.
Villa Denies Massacre In Message To United States
Francisco Villa says he was not responsible for the massacre of Americans at Santa Ysabel and claims the incident was plotted by the Carrancistas to rally U S opinion. Major Prieto delivers Villa’s message from El Huelo Chihuahua stating Villa innocence and intent to punish culprits. A second report notes American Bert Akers slain in Mexico and border authorities investigating, with three suspects detained.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Santa Ysabel
Theodore Prieto
Villa
I Paso
United States
EL Pao
Bert Akere
Mosico
Thomas P. Edwards
Juarez
Consul Edwards
J. W. Kuhank
Yelota
Akers
German superdreadnoughts and seventeen inch guns feared
London reports warn that German battleships with seventeen inch guns could threaten England within months. The Daily News naval critic says Hindenburg era ships may carry the large ordnance and bombard Dunkirk as precedent. British papers acknowledge Luftwaffe sorties and upcoming Fokker and Zeppelin forces toward London.
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London
England
Daily News
Dunkirk
North Sea
Rebels in Yunnan Drive North After Victory
Chinese rebel forces in Yunnan defeated government troops at Sulfu in the 8xe Chuen region and crossed the northern border moving northward. Troops from Hunkow were en route to Chung King, but river navigation here is difficult, leaving rebels to face only small garrisons.
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Peking
Yunnan
Sulfu
Oil Withdrawals Added in Montana and North Dakota
Secretary Lane announced three new oil withdrawals by Provident Wilson in Montana and North Dakota. One Montana order blocks multiple frac structures in the south central area, another protects the Glendive rock structure to the east totaling about 494000 acres. The North Dakota action covers the southern end of the Glendive structure at about 85000 acres.
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Washington, RD. C
Lane
Wilson
Montana
North Dakota
Warlike Operations Quiet Across War Zone
London Jan 22 Official reports show no notable operations on any front. Montenegrin reports vary as to armistice or renewed conflict while Austrian peace proposals have been rejected and other fronts report quiet or intermittent fighting.
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London
Montenegro
Priday
Montengeria
Decree aims to extend military age to 66
Vienna reports a decree to extend the military age limit from 54 to 66 years. In Minnesota Theodore Roosevelt requests withdrawal of his name from the Republican primary ballot. Berlin host to Wilson envoy, and a mining town collapse near Bradonville prompts rescue. A dead couple found in Bellepoint after five days of marriage. Los Angeles reports Villa woman comments on resort demise attaching to her husband.
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Vienna
Minneapolis
Theodore Roosevelt
Minnesota
Bellepont
William St. Noll
Noll
Cincinnati Reds catcher Ivy Wingo placed on the market
News from Cincinnati reports catcher Ivy Wingo of the Reds is put on the market today as Hershmann or another man could replace him. In Molde Norway a town thirty two miles northwest of Cheriatianla a fire swept through houses, killing many and injuring others. Two thousand residents reportedly fled as the blaze raged. In Chicago Howard W Bemts, a nationally renowned engineer, was removed from the city’s board of engineers by Mayor Thompeond. In Indianapolis hints emerge that miners may push for a twenty percent wage increase as talks open before the Mines Congress today.
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Cincinnati
Ivy Wingo
Reds
Herromann
aKo
Asa
Molde
Cheriatianla
Chicaho
Howard W. Bemts
National
Reputaoe
Chicago Sanes Board of Engineers
Thompeond
Norwegian Steamer Sygun Aboard Protest Fire En Route Archangel
The Norweigan steamer Sygun carrying war munitions to Archangel rushed to quarantine in New York harbor at dawn with a fire in forward No 1 hold. Fire boats from New York and Brooklyn battled the blaze as Deputy Chief Worth oversaw efforts aboard Velox and other fire units. The ship, 4000 tons, had left port for Vladivostok and anchored about 300 yards off the narrows reporting the fire after distress signals. Quarantine officials withheld details on cargo and origin while the crew worked to control the blaze.
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New York
Sygun
Archangel
Rupela
Quaratme
Brooklyn
Worth
Vie Alon
3Rd Department
Velox
Syana
Vladivostok
Russia
Apelangel
Syenus
Fire Incident Near Paso Involves Officials And Injuries
Early today in Paso an armed confrontation targeted a group described as Mesivane etengi attempting to crow the international Derier with lane Loniles of rege. Authorities issued an order against an importer tied to alleged fips bo Meslen. Captain J. N berries and Inspector J. 4teu led a response as Mexican forces moved to Tal.
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Paso
Lane Loniles
Rege
Alyatoane
Itamleration
J. N Berries
J. 4Teu
Haile of Mestoan troupe reported with bandita near Turreou
Eagle Pass dispatch notes Haile leader of the Mestoan troupe associated with bandita activity reported between Monelova and Turreou. No further details provided.
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Eagle Parh
Haile of
Monelova
Turreou
Eastland Change Report Reveals Uncertain Death Toll
Grand Wap Seb January 22 witness Jenks head of Bartland shipbuilder WHA testified about the Eastland disaster saying owners aimed to use a small craft for fruit transport and to carry 380 passengers but admitted no way of knowing the vessel had capsized. He claimed about 2,500 aboard, five times the intended number.
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Grand Wap
aBidney C. Jenks
Bartland
Wea
Jin
Ollmen
Wade
Floods Sweep River Towns Across States
Disjointed reports describe widespread flooding from Col orado river waters and heavy rains. Kentucky towns face drowning, a mayor dies amid efforts to restore order, and Beloit Wisconsin reports record crests. Memphis and other towns along the Mississippi and Arkansas rivers suffer flood impacts with residents evacuated and supplies strained.
Wealthy Wife Missing on Coast in California Tale
Viola Hood, wife of a wealthy hotel owner, is missing in San Fiego. Police seek Raymond Merrill Dodds, a Black man charged with abducting her. Hood sent a telegram from Los Angeles claiming danger, while threatening letters linked to former chauffeur Dodds are under investigation.
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San Fiego
Cal
Viola Hood
Raymond Merrill Dodds
Youne Hood
Los Angeles
Mamma
Tam
Ecoodbye
Viola
Hood
Dodds
Hoods
U S Ranger Killed in Border Clash Near El Paso
An American rancher Hert Alers from Ysleta was killed by Mexican cattle rustler Bernanio Duran after a battle at San Loreto Culmashua near the border. Two suspects Bernardo Puran and Federicn were arrested at Juarez by Carranza authorities.
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BE Paso
Tex
Hert Alers
Ysleta
Bernanio Duran
San Loreto
Culmashua
Wader
Juare
Bernardo Puran
Federicn
Carranza Ealdlees
Police reward plans tied to city murders and battles
Authorities approve rewards exceeding 100 pounds for tips in the murder of Tritt Otflerr Hirer Jokinen during clashes between bands. Police Chief Healy and officers in Mishawaka Toledo fight to locate suspects as raids and patrols intensify citywide.
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Chicago
Batts
Tritt Otflerr
Jokinen
Wonteluilone
Healy
Mishawaka
Offielvie
Landit
Rome
Toledo
Panama Canal Not Ready for Reopening
An unclear OCR fragment discusses Panama Canal reopening status with scattered phrases about dates persons and places. The readable bits mention Youseielle Gorae opening and a definite implication of delays. The remainder is garbled with no coherent event details or clear outcomes.
National Council of Women Voters to Visit Cheyenne
The National Council of Women Voters plans a Cheyenne visit for their twentieth annual party. Letter from Miss Stema Suit the Vow of Tacoma notes cooperation with railroad interests and outlines aims for the meeting venue in Cheyenne.
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National Council of Women Voters
Cheyenne
Teller
Lerday
Cahill
Neonal Council of Women Voters
Aifoagiet
Upites
Cabiil
Tacoma
Wiel
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