Outrages Cease As Two Sailors Are Held In Mazatlan
A report from Mexico City notes two American sailors detained in Mazatlan and Frederick Hugo, a jailer from Coahuila, amid tense diplomatic exchanges. Secretary Lansing directed steps to press Mexico for the men’s release while protecting other American interests.
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Mazatlan
Washington
Dye
Mazatlin
Frederick Hugo
Coahuila
Willisties
Wren
Micetow
Peluso
Lansing Tae
Tessen
Ernie Uinnes
Steve Tary Lansing
Department of State
Mexico City
Matey HY
Frederick Hn Tanager
Spyiraxiingrely Jaya Desies
DIN Thorsen Vnl
Whisky Shipment to Germany From Lexington This Week
Whisky valued at 1 000 000 dollars will be shipped to Germany within a few days. Two hundred seventy thousand gallons are set for dispatch, with plans to move as much whisky as possible to Hamburg before January 16. Officials express hope wartime prohibition may end by that date.
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Germany
Lexington
Joseph Wolf
Chicago
Hamburg
Mr. Wolf
War News and Crises Reach Europe and Americas
Reports from Washington describe wartime aid and relief efforts as Austria seeks to avert starvation amid repatriation talks. Europe faces mass displacement with over 2,000 children and youths arriving for aid. In the United States, political and legal tensions unfold as investigations and court actions presage broader wartime measures. Weather and maritime peril intensify as transatlantic steamers battle heavy seas and ice.
Special Trains Rush Reds to Ellis Island for Departures
Special trains carried many Reds toward Ellis Island as they prepared to depart with notable figures Berkman and Goldman aboard, marking a dramatic moment in the era.
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Ellis Island
Berkman and Goldman
Wives seek to go as deportation furor grows
Reports from New York describe families seeking departure with deportees as authorities consider the movement of civilians and radicals. The piece notes opposition from some officials and details figures and locations tied to the debate, including references to war controls and party alignments.
Federal court to bind meat packing firms to provisions pact
Historical dispatch reports a federal court move to confine future business to provision and meat packing under a binding agreement, naming parties and firms involved. It also notes statements by a lawyer on the reconstruction period and references broader political debate over packing interests and economic impact. The item touches on census funding and Chicago's bid for a future party convention, with St Louis as a major contender.
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Mitarney Wanent
Livestorek
Cems
Reds Sail on Transport Bound for Russia
A group of 249 Reds departed on a transport ship heading to Russia amid heightened East European tensions. The voyage signals continued movement of Soviet personnel across international waters as governments monitor the route.
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REDS
Defiant farewell as Buford ship to northern port sails
The Buford carries unaccounted migrants and activists amid Soviet fold, steams past a statue while crowds curse the United States. Officials say voyage to a northern port may be prolonged by weather. Finnish gate routes discussed for transfer.
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Buford—ark
Spiring Agaist
Truussia
America
Ohare
United States
Stripes
Werl
Elire
Atesunder Derkran
Asnany
Caleminai
Ethel Bernstein
Dorn Lipkin
Lavi
Hillford
Maeve
Mobsingfors
Finland
Biel Caparott
Ulli
Annie
Ellis Istandt
Assassination Fatal to Shank Family in West County
A supposed assassination at a tele bone location near Peed Brecker neneh left Adam Shank 87 wounded and Eliza Shank his wife dead along with their seven children aged 1 to 14. The onteamie reports multiple gunshot wounds across the family, with four children among the deceased. Local authorities investigate the Wholesale incident as a deadly act near Twin Bridges.
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Adi Shunk
Greeley
West County
Khaibett
Tele Bone
Here
Adam Shank
Elizaeth Shank
Marguerite Stank
Florence Shank
Thrrough
George Westey Shank
Oll
Treatah
Dun Fin Shank
Tren
War crimes trials and festive events in Paris and Lille
A Paris guest list for Christmas notes plans by the American Red Dome for Yaletide celebrations and a traditional Christmastide party at a charity venue. Reports from Paris and Lille indicate war crimes trials proceeding, with warrants issued for German officers and soldiers and several captains and lieutenants imprisoned in Lille. A Brussels dispatch cites an official claim that Holland will not surrender former Emperor William for trial.
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Yaletide
Paris
Christus Atverny Santa Chive
Christine
Perchieges Craw Auris
Lille
Brussels
Amuthertzent
Holland
William
Judge Pollock Sentences IWW Members in Kansas City
Federal Judge J. Pollock sentenced twenty seven Industrial Workers of the World members found guilty by a jury in Kansas City Kansas Federal District Court. Sentences ranged from three to nine years in Leavenworth penitentiary with ninety days granted for appeal.
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Kansas City
J. €. Pollock
Industrial Workers of the World
Federal District Court of
Kan
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Pollock
Ghouls Rob Grave of Young Woman in Chicago
Detective Sergeant Steve Barry uncovered a desecration at St Boniface cemetery where Clara Gunderberg, who died in 1912, was buried with three rings worth a dollar. Police, the mother, Rev George Elsen, and the graveyard official continue a thorough search for the missing jewelry.
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Chicago
Clara Gunderberg
St. Boniface
Steve Barry
George Elsen
Leacer
Angel Guardian
Devon Avenue
Obey
Barey
Artichuts
Barry
Mae
Summerdale
Pis
Lakeside Hospital
Heart Balm Awarded After Jilted Suit in Habok County
A Habok County jury awarded $200 to Morlin, the man jilted by Miss Reidget Hangrey, in a breach of promise case. Morlin testified he would not have married if Hangrey had not proposed first, marking the first verdict of heart balm in the county.
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Habok
Ter Morlin
Pastor Receives Queer Bequest In Woodbury Will
Eureka Cab Rev. James MacDonald two Methodist ministers named sole heirs in Amelia Smith Woodbury estate worth 87000. Heir inherits 85 canaries 31 dogs 18 cats and rabbits with care and comforts. Rabbits multiply prompting doubts on future housing. Rivalry noted in Burbank local scene. Mrs S C Davis of this city develops new purple and white edged aster after four years of selection along Burbankines.
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Eureka, Cab
James MacDonald
Sheen
Amelia Smith Woodbury
Mr. MacDonald
Burbank
Centralia
Wah
Luther Burbank
8. C. Davis
New York Driver Hands Himself In Over Theft
Davis Dexter, 38, of New York, surrendered to Buffalo police claiming fear an innocent man would be accused in a theft he admits committing. He said he stole 825 from Mercantile Lunch Co. of New York about three weeks ago while employed as a driver. He feared a chauffeur present during the theft would be blamed.
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Buffalo
Davis Dexter
New York
Dexter
Mercantile Lunch Company
Auction and industry notes mix of meat prices and wartime policy
The fragment cites live poultry and cattle prices with items like Butter Creamery and various grades, plus a claim that about 8 million autos were built in the last two decades in the United States per National Automobile Chamber of Commerce data. It also notes New York hotels holding $5 million in liquor stock and wartime prohibition repeals or court rulings, ending with a proposed daylight saving bill by Rep. Dullinger to shift clocks on last Saturdays of March and September.
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Chicane
TISAB
Diuin
Weieht
Plese
Cihesp
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chicago
Dullinger
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