Sebastopol Falls to Bolsheviks Amid Refugee Crisis
Reports from Constantinople state Sebastopol has fallen to Bolsheviks as Wrangel’s forces retreat. Up to 100,000 refugees linger aboard ships off the Bosphorus due to lack of accommodations, with Red Cross aid and international ships attempting relief efforts.
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Vreuel Foceign
Wrangel
Wis
Aid Nuriher
Agnob
Red Cross
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Weangel
M. Martel
Set
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Waldeck
Foreign Office
Martel
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Trepacinida Belidgd
Gettecal Wrang
Constantinople
Chirleon
Howe Trem Sebastopal
Bospheris
Crimean City
Fox
Gerorl
London
Great Britain
Russia
Felt Hissin
Tom Constanttinople
Mirk Sea
Hume dies in Milwaukee at 86
Mrs Suth off Thime reports the death of John P Hume, longtime Democratic leader and national figure in the Daughters of the American Revolution. He died at his Milwaukee home after heart trouble. Survived by wife, a mother, two daughters and a son.
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Wis
Suth
John BP
Gemocratlatlhe Gentral
Heart Broubig
Unting
National Society of the Uaughters
Plas
Hime
Chicago Actresses Found Dear Sunday in Lake Side Park
Chicago actresses became the center of a Sunday mystery at Lake Side Park as a dragnet was launched for a man described as mysterious who had notified authorities of something unclear. The report emphasizes local theater figures and a rapid police response to a puzzling clue.
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Lake Side Park
Grant Park
Ofice
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Miss Ramey
Mary Rhodes
Alrodna Pu
Kim McCauley
Miss Thompson
Josep MecAre
Wheeling
W. Va
Jens
Geome
Jefe
Telanie
Five bodies found in Grant Park mystery death
Chicago detectives probe two young actresses found dead in Grant Park near the lakefront. A mysterious phone tip led police to the bodies. coroner reports death by wood alcohol poisoning and exposure. Investigations focus on possible attackers and a missing man linked to the call.
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Grant Park
Ron
James Meeks
Robert McCarthy
Vox
Maree
Alan Ramey
Phayer
Vaiderville
Tiling Champion
John Shomman
New York Hippodrome
Meeks
McGarthy
Holmes and father escape injury after car overturns
A. T. Holmes and his father Dr BT Holmes were shaken but uninjured after their automobile skidded on a frozen rut on St Joseph's ridge and overturned Sunday. Arthur Holmes, driving, escaped serious injury as the car rolled onto its side.
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Aethix P. Bolmes
BT Holmes
Arthur Holmes
St. Joseph's Ridge
Havana Dock Congestion Grows as Duties Halt Imports
Congestion at Havana docks is rising due to importers' inability to pay duties, despite advices from the Department of Commerce. The situation is tied to wartime restrictions and currency issues affecting shipments and clearances.
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Havana
Washington
Cuba
Department of Commerce
U S Death Rate in 1919 Lowest Ever Recorded
Washington reports 1919 death rate 12.9 per 1000, lowest for a year, due to decline from 1918 influenza. Total deaths 1,096,480 with influenza causing 114,579 and other diseases including pneumonia, nephritis, and Wright's disease contributing.
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Washington
United States
Grand Jury Opens in La Crosse on Prohibition Violations
United States court convened in La Crosse with Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis overseeing a grand jury probe into numerous violations of the national prohibition act. Agents report several stills seized, ranging from makeshift containers to copper distillers, with investigations expanding across Arcadia and Trempealeau County. No arrests have been announced as efforts continue to gather evidence and identify purchasers.
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la Grosse
Kenesaw “Mountain Landay
Chicago
Heriberé
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Brand
Frank W. Cook
Py. Dudge Bandiss
Madison
Tive
Lrogthbr
Arcadia
Landis
Ta Crosse
Tandis
Pareball Commission
Dodge
Arevita
Pine’ Creet
Mershland
Forty-One Nations at First League of Nations Assembly
Forty-one nations represented at Geneva as the League of Nations convened its first assembly. Paul Hymans of Belgium elected president with 35 votes. Delegates from Italy, France, Japan, Spain and others attended. U.S. observers present but no official representation. Disarmament plans and an international court featured in agenda. Community leaders and premiers discussed mandates and minority protections amid ongoing Danzig debates.
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Geneva
Gera
Associated Press
League of Outlaws
Cit
Hall of the Reformation
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Austria
Turkey
Ate Paul Hyman
Belgium
League of Nations
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A. J. Balfour
Soveure
Tommaso T'ttoni
Italy
Leon Bourgeois
Rene Viviani
France
Rikujro Ishii
Baron Keishiro Matsui
Japan
Jose Guinenes de Leon
Spain
South Africa
Robert Cecil
Tant
Lord Revert
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Trion
Uet
Central American
United States
Washington
Council of the League
Mnanelal Commission
W. G. Harding
Prices Won't Return To Prewar Levels Say Calder
Senator W M Calder of New York, chair of the Senate committee on Reconstruction, says prices will not go back to prewar levels. He notes doubt about any drastic price drop. The Colorado housing conditions committee met Monday. Crider cites data from committees. Lumber prices show volatility rising from $20 to $90 a thousand, now at $60.
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Denver
Col
W. M Calder
New York
Senate
Collorado
Crider
Jast
M Gilvray Road Passed Back to Holland by County Board
County board votes to return maintenance of the M Gilvray road to the town of Holland after prior missteps and a costly period of county upkeep. A resolution to revert the road is adopted amid opposition from W S Keppel and with six dissenting votes. Additional trustee report details Sanatorium finances and local public notices appear in the same session.
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M’gilvray
Holland
County Board
McGilvray Road
Couity Board
County Bord
Teacker
W. S. Keppel
Oak Forest Sanatorium
Union Mass Meeting Tonight Explains Temple Purchase Plan
City labor leaders urge all union members to attend the 5 o'clock mass meeting at Xeomer hay. The plan for converting the building into a Labor Temple will be detailed, with organizers requesting union secretaries bring ledgers to compile member lists. A joint committee meeting at 3 o'clock will finalize plans for the mass gathering.
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Xeomer Hay
BK. G. Kagtson
Trades and Labor Council
Jome Caromittee
Leades Counci
Prades and
Laer Council
Venizelos Claims Victory In Greek Elections Sunday
Premier Venizelos led opposition to Constantine’s return with a reported victory claimed Sunday while final returns were unclear. The vote set the stage for future sovereign selection as Greece remained calm with minor clashes quelled by security forces.
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Thoens
Lee Vousselos
Teuger
Constantine
Alexander
Paul
Tus
Greece
Tite
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